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We went here for an all you can eat Sunday lunch, the restaurant was well presented, clean and tidy, we were shown to the table by a helpful friendly staff member, we had a table situated next to steps up the where the food was laid out, this was also on its own away from other tables which was nice, the waiter came over to take our drinks order we ordered a coke and bottle of wine with two glasses which were all reasonable priced, we then went up to get our food, there was a good variety of choice and all food we tried was a good temperature, very good quality and very tasty, you could get as much as you wanted and wasn’t limited to how many times you go up, the staff were constantly topping up the food, the desserts were laid out nice, we had the fruit salad and cream which was excellent quality, we also had a slice of strawberry cheesecake and chocolate cheesecake again the quality of both was outstanding, the facilitates were excellent, all in all a great experience and would definitely recommend visiting if in the Nottingham / Wollaton area, however I would definitely book to avoid disappointment as they get very busy
Andy Ward (smallscalemodels.co.uk)Andy Ward (smallscalemodels.co.uk)
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Originally wasn't going to have a Chinese meal, but after reading the reviews I decided to give it a try, and in all honesty I'm glad I did, the food came piping hot and you could tell it was cooled fresh, the satay chicken sticks were absolutely gorgeous, they were fresh and juicy, normally when you order Chinese it's cooked twice, then for the second course I had lemon chicken with egg fried rice, I personally have never had lemon chicken but I really enjoyed it, it's chicken breast with batter and a light sugar coating, the sauce was like almost a thinned lemon curd sauce, it complemented it very well. The staff were very friendly and very polite, the restaurant was very well laid out and very well presented, the only thing I didn't like was the tables had a clear plastic sheet on them with a paper napkin on top, it's almost as if they think we're animals and make loads of mess. Other than that I would recommend this place for a nice celebratory meal.
Tom DonsonTom Donson
10
There's nothing wrong with the place & it's all absolutely 'fine'. My low rating is based on my own personal preferences & standards and also based on the last time I visited over twelve years ago. It's very different. I get that. I get how difficult the hospitality trade is & I'm grateful for the food. Its with my opinion that with all the COVID plastic dirty barriers still up all around the place, (which I get) & the yellow & black tape everywhere, the tired old-fashioned decor & the somewhat rushed service (which included stripping the table down back to the plastic cover before we'd finished our drinks) it was just a bit disappointing. There's no where to sit & have a drink really whilst you wait for your table, the bar doesn't have anything on draft & there was a very funny taste with the bottled Asahi, but it was all just ok. The food comes out I assume cooked fresh - that's great but it also means it comes out in the order you get it, there's no acknowledgement of a starter or main. You just get it when you get it, & that includes any sides. The duck was a bit dry, the Lamb was a bit fatty & greasy, & the Nasi Goreng was not a Nasi Goreng that I know, but I'm hardly an expert. The prices for food was ok, but a small 330ml bottled beer, £5, and a J20 where they fill a small 16oz highball glass then take the rest away, well I just dont know, £100 in total for two. The place is very noisy & the single room set up means there's no ambience as such, its just like sitting in a very busy room with everyone talking. No music, no lighting, tables & chairs stacked on top of one another, like they are having a clear out. I do like the fact they clearly specify what the gluten free & vegetarian options are, but myself & partner, along with what we noticed most people struggled with, are the menus are old fashioned in leather bound books with plastic covers so the bright artificial light reflects & you can't see the actual menu. I'm sorry it just was ok. I'm more than grateful for the folk who work there & the hard work that goes into running a place like this, just not for me.
Mario De'CristofanoMario De'Cristofano
40
Very busy early. Clearly a popular Nottingham eaterie with a lively atmosphere. Service was good from the outset and staff were friendly and attentive. Booking slots are for two hours which for us was just about right for us to enjoy our meal at our pace. The food was delicious but no better than anything else that l have had elsewhere. Our highlights were the aromatic hdlf duck, the sweet and sour pork ( hong kong/ cantonese) style and the king prawns with cashews. The egg fried rice and special fried rice wasn't the best I have had..a bit bland . Prawn crackers weren't supplied as a free entrée as I would've expected(*) but the mixed houvres d'ouvres were very nice but the quantity of the serving could've been better. The main downside to think establishment is it's pricing. It's really, really expensive. Three adults way in excess of £120!! This restaurant is charging more than Chinatown (Soho) prices where the food is generally of better quality and more authentic. To summarise... A nice place to eat but you'll have to be prepared to spend a lot of money for the experience so because of this we can't afford to give it better than 7/10. Sorry 😞
Andy MinettAndy Minett
30
I went to Mr. MANS to celebrate my birthday. The serene atmosphere of the surroundings, with the tranquil sound of the small waterfall and birds singing in the front garden, brought a sense of peace. The presence of two stone Chinese lion statues added to the welcoming ambiance. Upon entering the restaurant, we were greeted by the owner. The menu was simple and easily readable, with prices listed next to the dishes. Our ordered dishes were promptly served. For appetizers, we enjoyed mussels and wonton soup. The mussels were exceptionally large and fresh, while the wonton soup was flavorful, containing about 4-5 wontons. Additionally, we ordered the hot and spicy chicken, Teochew rice, and Szechuan hot fish. The Szechuan hot fish is my favorite, but it's important to note that the dish can be quite spicy due to the chilies. It might be challenging for those with a lower tolerance for spice. Overall, I look forward to returning again.
Katsudon VinceKatsudon Vince
20
Overall 5/5: An authentic Chinese restaurant with 35 years of experience. 5/5 for service. Really friendly owner and staff. Don’t worry if you don’t understand Chinese food and what they gonna be like. They are always patient to explain to you. 5/5 for value. Averagely 25-30 per person will make you really full. The portion of the dishes are really good. 5/5 for taste. Really authentic Chinese food without adding too much sweetness. All in good savoury, Unami and freshness taste. They got true “Wok Chi”. 5/5 for environment. You got parking there and dining in a mansion like building. Clean and we don’t see greasy floor here, which is uncommon for Chinese restaurants because of their ways of cooking.
Peter GriffinPeter Griffin
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Mr Man's Restaurant, Wollaton Park, Wollaton Rd, Wollaton, Nottingham NG8 2AD, United Kingdom
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+44 115 928 7788
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mrmansrestaurant.co.uk
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Malay and Cantonese cooking plus all-you-can-eat Sunday buffet in an airy open dining space.
attractions: Wollaton Hall, Gardens and Deer Park, Wollaton Hall, Nottingham Industrial Museum, Martin's Pond, restaurants: Wollaton Pub & Kitchen, Admiral Rodney, Wheelhouse, Wollaton Fish Bar, Wollaton Courtyard Café
