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- Bangalore
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Rated: Good
based on 7 reviews
Mainland China
14 Church Street, Church Street, Bangalore
25597722, 25597744, 25597755
| Locality | Church Street |
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| Place Type | Bar, Restaurant |
| Food Type | Chinese |
| Timings | 12:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., 7:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. |
| Price |
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Mar 06, 2008
Chinese at its best
This is one of the finest places in Bangalore for Chinese food. Great ambience and some typical chinese music adds to the experience. The soups are wonderful, especially the lemon coriander thick soup and the peppery lemon soup. The sweet and spicy crispy chicken is a delight and so is the sichuan babycorn. The main course stuff is brilliant too with each rice or noodles item made to good taste. The best part of the meal would perhaps be the hot chocolate rolls which are like chocholate filled spring rolls. They are so surprisingly tasty and fulfilling. Overall, the place does contribute to a memorable dining experience.
Jul 30, 2007
Buffet at Mainland China
Myself and a couple of my colleagues decided to tuck into some good chineese food on a nice Saturday afternoon. Our destination, 'the buffet at Mainland China'.
We were welcomed to an ambience which was anything but Chinese, except for some Chinese painting at far corners of the wall.
We started off with some prawn crackers, which were nice and crunchy without any strong fishy flavour. the crackers were followed by hot chicken clear soup, which one may want to completely forget about. The whiff of the chicken was very strong. The chicken dimsum was tender and cooked to perfection. The very spicy pepper sauce is a perfect accompaniment. But make sure you don’t douse the dimsum in the sauce, as I said earlier, it is indeed very spicy.
A very refreshing mocktail is also served with the buffet. It is a blend of , which is infused with really delicate flavour of mint, lemon and a dash of honey. Tea lovers might also want to try some jasmine tea. However, for those of you, who like their tea sweet, be warned, the jasmine concoction has a very negligible amount of sugar.
The dimsum was followed by chicken wings brushed with some honey again, which gave it a very nice hot and sweet flavour. It would have tasted better had they been served straight out of the wok, piping hot.
Main course was an assortment of fish in oyster sauce, squid tossed with bell peppers, prawns in sichuan sauce, lamb cooked with cumin and some chicken in white sauce. Other than for the prawns which had very nice and subtle taste to it, the others were passable. I tucked in a good helping of the prawns. The chicken fried rice was not very appetizing, but the chicken noodle was good.
Desert was an assortment of seasonal fruits, fruit moose that had an overdose of vanilla essence, ice cream and sweetened flat noodles.
To sum up, the service is very courteous and the food is good.
Feb 18, 2007
great place
this is a great place to have dinner...the ambience is wonderful and the food is good...the service is great...what more do you need?
the crispy corn starter is excellent and i have yet to taste better soya sauce.
the only problem is the size of the restaurant...it tends to get very noisy just at the time that you want to hae a quiet dinner.
i find the service here better than the service @ mumbai.
Feb 05, 2007
Safe chienese Food !
Well I was disappointed by the food. The food was not as good as they serve in their buffet. But after having some scary expierice of chienese nonveg food; I can say this food is that way preety safe. Decor is good. Waiting time is minimum 10-15 mins. The place is normally very crowded.
Jan 19, 2007
Not bad. For a chain.
It's not bad, is a safe choice and is big. But you'll still have to wait for a table.
It's also politically correct, so no pork or beef. Some good Chinamen are rolling in their graves at such a travesty.