Mandarin - Menu

visited Thursday, 11. jan 2018 ca. 17.30 we were the only ones we could start with. all dips served on very cold plates, so that not kept warm very long meal was just so much better.

used to close one of the best in newcastle bur currently. it seems that the stowell street, in which the large part of Chinese restaurants is located, loses its standing as the center of fine dining and restaurants

We visited this restaurant during a day out in Newcastle. The decor is lovely and the service was prompt. I ordered the King Prawn chow mein with green peppers and black bean sauce, and it was incredibly tasty. I would definitely recommend this restaurant. View menu

Yesterday, I went to the restaurant with 9 friends to enjoy the Saturday lunch special. The food was amazing, the portions were generous for a lunchtime special, and the two female servers were very polite and friendly. I couldn't find any fault with the place.

My family of four experienced a long wait to be served at this restaurant. The staff was rude, the food was unappetizing, and the utensils were dirty. When we complained, the employee we spoke to refused to offer any compensation. It's a terrible experience that I recommend avoiding at all costs.

Do not visit this restaurant, the food came cold, was greasy, and really unappetising, so bad we couldn't eat it, we weren't rude, we didn't ask for it to be replaced (not that that was even on the cards) and we even paid, but the...waitress was unbelievably rude. I don't like to leave a negative review as I think it's fair that people make up their own mind, but I felt it absolutely necessary to warn people to avoid this restaurant, so disappointing when there are some much better restaurants on this street. View menu

we visited the mandarin recently a theater event, as we were already some paints here, although not recently. it was the early evening therefore daylight and you could see that it was a past since the place was decorated and it all. saw a bit grubby and uncared for. eating was ok, but nothing special and not especially cheap for what they receive. in this part of newcastle there are many beautiful, newer oriental restaurants, and I would prefer to try one of the next times until the mandarin has been renovated or at least has been cleaned properly. there is a risk that this place will be completely left behind by the competition if it rely solely on the previous call.

Been here a few times for the set lunch which is great value. As we have a Gourmet Society card we decided to visit on an evening and order from the menu as the offer is 25% off total bill. Ordered the usual courses ..soup, appetisers, main course with rice and noodles. Drinks arrived quickly. Soup was lovely but took about 25mins to arrive, same wait for the appetisers but the mains arrived quickly. All the food was really nice but at over 90mins for the meal we were getting a little tetchy. Waitresses very friendly though! Biggest issue' was that if you have a Gourmet Society card they add 10% service charge on to the bill then take the discount off so its not really 25% discount. However,...

Visited after a day spent perusing the shops. We arrived in time to sample the tea time special which in terms of price 12.99 pp) I believe, you can't fault. My only issue is that there wasn't enough of it... Starters were OK although my...hubby said one of his spare ribs was cold and then he had lemon chicken and it was just a wee battered fillet with a lemon drizzle over it. I had the beef in garlic and chilli which was nice but not much of it. The rice came in one bowl and was fine but again, would have liked more and dessert was advertised as a fruit platter which was in fact, an orange split into 4 segments so not really a platter. The staff were attentive and pleasant. All in all, it w... View menu