A-Z of Restaurants in Bath
Wednesday 8th September 2010
If you need a Far East fix — and you need it fast! — this contemporary, Ikea-style diner is your immediate destination diner. You won’t find prawn crackers and pork balls here; instead, a much hipper (and much more authentic) range of exotic delights are within reach. There aren’t any starters — instead, the punter is steered gently towards a range of side dishes to accompany an extensive selection of mains divided under three headings: rice dishes, noodles and soup. It may look like a straightforward formula, but the choice is exhaustive (if not exhausting): beef, chicken, duck, prawns, pork, vegetables, tofu, coconut, fruit, chilli and on and on and on, in various degrees of attention-grabbing, ‘try me’ combinations, all at rock-bottom prices. Okay, so the location isn’t that great: HKB currently sits on the side of a building site. But it’ll come into its own when the Southgate development is completed.
This restaurant is in:
A-Z • Budget restuarants • Family-friendly restaurants • Lunch-time destinations • Refuelling spots
Without a doubt me and my husbands favorite place to eat in town. The food is fresh and full of flavour, fast service and friendly staff ( especially Adelaide who is great fun and will always recommend a dish if you’re stuck on the menu!) very reasonably priced too – can highly recommend.
One of my favourite places to eat in Bath – delicious (relatively) authentic food in generous portions and at very reasonable prices. I had a light and fresh Wanton Soup side with a main of Roast Duck and Char Siu with stick rice, a frosty bottle of Asahi and all the green tea I could drink for just over £12. The service is fast and friendly and the always strong Asian contingent among the clientele, in my opinion, speaks volumes for the quality of the food on offer. The next best thing to Chinatown!