Chop Chop Restaurant

4 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from January 5, 2018
  

  jerodimus asked:

  Looking for an *authentic* Chinese restaurant - any suggestions from native Chinese/people who have lived in China? I'm looking for a Chinese restaurant that sells authentic Chinese food, not the anglicised "sweet and sour fried chicken balls" that you get in a lot of Chinese takeaways. I'm talking about proper 东北菜, for instance, and authentic dishes from all over China. Can anyone recommend anywhere? These places are sometimes diamonds in the rough...

  

  the_c00ler_king replied:

  I have not lived in China, nor am Chinese, but [Chop Chop](http://www.chop-chop.co.uk/) is very well thought of. You know somewhere is good if they make their own noodles but I cannot comment if they specialise in a particular area (North East - Dongbei for instance) of China that influences their menu. Edit: Their [food factory webpage](http://www.chop-chop.co.uk/menu/chop-chop-food-factory/) confirms they do actually specialise in dong bei style in selling wholesale so I wonder if that translates to their restaurant menu?!...

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• Referral from January 31, 2016
  

  _QueSrahSrah asked:

  Can anyone recommend a Chinese Restaurant in Edinburgh? I usually go with pizza when I'm there and fancy a change...

  

  Jakub R. replied:

  have a look https://www.twitter.com/eatatchopchop

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• Referral from June 28, 2014
  

  emily_etc asked:

  will be in edinburgh (leith area) next sunday. looking for a family friendly restaurant to eat in. any recommendations?

  

  Keep O. replied:

  or https://www.twitter.com/eatatchopchop is amazing if you fancy something more spicy, heard good things about https://www.twitter.com/fatmarestaurant ?

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• Referral from November 29, 2012
  

  Justplainan asked:

  Foodies of Edinburgh: What are your secrets? Foodies of Edinburgh: what are your secrets? Where do you love to eat which no one seems to know about? Where do you do your shopping? Here are a few of my own: One of my favourite places to have lunch is a tiny Vietnamese restaurant on Grove Street called [**Vietnam House Restaurant**](http://www.vietnamhousescotland.com/). Fantastic food and a very affordable price. Recently been having late weekend lunches at a cafe called [**Rocksalt**](http://www.list.co.uk/place/103322-rocksalt-cafe-deli/) at the bottom of Constitution Street. Nice open planned seating with fantastic choices of sandwiches, hot food and drinks. When it comes to buying spices, never buy them from the supermarket - go to an ethnic supermarket, they will always have the exact same spices in a larger quantity and for a cheaper price. [**Pat's Chung Ying**](http://www.patschungying.co.uk/) has a wide range of spices as well as other Asian foods.

  

  Aunzyne replied:

  I went to [Chop Chop] (http://www.chop-chop.co.uk/) recently for a friends birthday and the food was divine, the buffet deals they do are awesome. Definitely not your typical Chinese restaurant food. My most recent food addiction is with [Nagoya] (http://www.inagoya.co.uk/), the lunchtime sushi deal is just too good to resist. A real little secret.

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