Joy’s Kitchen Leeds

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  Denis Mcbride

  ·3 months ago

  “Was rather disappointed. Walked past it a while ago while shopping in Leeds. Heard good reports about their Headingly restaurant so decided to try it tonight. Wasn't impressed. Felt like I was sitting in a cafe. Quite a few drunks in from all day drinking. Food was take out quality. Would of been disappointed paying £25 for a takeaway but paying £60 left a sour taste. Was busy which you would think is a good sign but not for me. That is just my opinion others will disagree. Got stung for parking so spent £100 for two when it was nothing special”

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  Neil

  ·3 months ago

  “Enjoyed a quick meal here before an evening event in Leeds. I thought the food was really excellent, and it came within five minutes, which I particularly appreciated, as I was on an evening deadline. Even so, it was fresh and tasty with sweet and sour and special fried rice. The restaurant was very busy at around 6:00 PM, which is a good sign. All round, I thought this was a very good experience in a new restaurant for me, having eaten out in Leeds for many years in the past. I would happily visit Joy's Kitchen again.”

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  Donna “D.T” Teo

  ·3 months ago

  “Turn up hungry! The biggest challenge was resisting the urge to order the entire menu. Everything we tried was fresh, piping hot, and full of flavour—not a single dish disappointed. The service was friendly, the atmosphere was relaxed, and somehow we still found room to order "just one more." 10/10. Wear stretchy trousers... you'll thank me later.”

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  Jay Gadhia

  ·4 months ago

  “My friend and I swung in to Joy's Kitchen for a pre concert dinner. The service was super friendly and efficient. The place was pretty packed and had a lively vibe even for early teatime on a Tuesday. We chose wisely in terms of smaller number of dishes to share as the portions are massive! The salt and pepper aubergine starter was absolutely on pointe and we could have had just that as full meal. I will certainly be returning.”

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  Yup Ping Mong

  ·7 months ago

  “I went with my parents from Hong Kong yesterday. The food was delicious. All tasted very good for my Cantonese pallet.”

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  Nicha

  ·8 months ago

  “Best dim sum in Leeds! The Siu Mai was perfectly tender, and those Custard Buns were a highlight. The Salt & Pepper Chicken had a fantastic kick, and the fried rice was spot on. Everything felt so authentic and fresh. A massive spread that didn't disappoint—highly recommend!”

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  Nigel Kay

  ·8 months ago

  “Visited at lunch time constantly very busy . I had the chicken and sweetcorn soup to start with which was delicious and perfectly seasoned. I then had the Hong Kong style sweet and sour chicken with egg fried rice which again both were excellent. Great food service and atmosphere .”

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  Nga Mei Sin

  ·11 months ago

  “Cash can have 15% discounts All dish was very yummy Recommend taro dumplings, Fried Glutinous Rice Dumplings, Malay sponge cake Booking was essential because I noted full house after 12:30”

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  jahchid Nawa

  ·11 months ago

  “I have been there multiple times. I know that menu could make you feel overwhelmed, but here are the dishes you I recommend: Sui mai, Ha gaow, Prawn Cheung Fun, Steamed buns, Prawn Soft noodles Chow mein in Sauce and Fish Rice Congeee. The staff here is friendly and atmosphere is great!”

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  Pritt

  ·1 year ago

  “Very conveniently located. Spacious double floor. Food 🍲 portion was quite generous. I think the taste could have been much better in Chicken Chow mein. Pork ribs in sauce was was okayish, which means the quality of ribs weren't great. Was more boney than meat. Service was nice, but as I felt they couldn't explain the menu when asked. However as it was all packed up suggests it is indeed a popular restaurant. But nice beers.”

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