Oriental Village - Brighton and Hove

I came here for dinner with two friends. This restaurant is now called 'Friendly village after recent reforms. I've been several times and the food didn't disappoint me. Despite the smaller portions, it's great that it's a fixed price and you can order as much as you want. Mixed entrances, crunchy duck, sushi and main dishes were all tasty and the staff was very nice. However, we were surprised to see the place barely occupied. There were only 3 tables occupied. It's not the busy place and I still remember agitated! The lights manifested on the tables were too much, so perhaps a more enlightened option without giving the place a soft shine, especially for the clients of the night. Somehow the restaurant seemed cold and unattractive. It's a shame, because apart from this one, our night was good.

This was a terrible experience yelled at the woman threatened to call the police and everything because they gave them wrong order past so we complained. She parade through the food to the customers who had complained screaming. All I wanted was a refund, but not an educated answer. This woman is crazy and should not work with the public

Was made to feel so welcome here and the staff were so good to our quite noisy 3 children! Food...

We went there for a dinner and the food was brilliant. The spring rolls were crispy and flavourful and the chicken red curry was delicious.

Used to be average but ok for food quality and service .. Now it is terrible Starters all look like from Iceland Duck main course dry Mains tasteless Service friendly but very poor.. Staff on phones and basically it's a bit of an inconvenience that you choose to eat there !Def won't be going again,so many restaurants in the city and best avoid this oneDanny's along the road is superb and to be honest should have walked the 15 min further to that as food and service there puts this place to Shame