Beijing Diner in Rother

Food tasted amazing and plenty chicken balls and egg rice. Next day I have a server stomach ache and stomach related problems that followed straight after... its clear I've had food poisoning and I'm not the first to get it as shown on previous reviews. Do not recommend.

Food is never correct. And always keep you waiting over the time they tell you to collect.It's a shame as the food is a good, service is very very poor. This takeaway needs to be dragged into the 21st Century.

Far from the best in the area sadly. The spring rolls were supposed to be crispy but they were cremated. Ordered battered prawns and found a chicken ball... I don't think chicken and fish should be cooked together for allergy reasons but I'm no chef. The rest was ok.

Reviews were excellent but food not quite so. Sweet n sour sauce was odd. . Thick and bitter. Soup a funny colour as if old Sweetcorn used. Beware also that no rice included in price so its quite expensive. Not the best. Difficult to find to add it is dien steps and not in a road.

Visited recently and was impressed. Prices were affordable and we got the classic dishes. The sweet sour Hong Kong chicken was crispy and the portion sizes were generous as well.It was good to see that the takeaway had social distancing measures in place.

Recently moved to Battle and have visited a few times during lockdown. Like that it is a small family run business meaning they take extra care with the food and service. Set menus are good for family treats but standout dishes are the BBQ ribs or the Chef’s special chilli beef. Prices are very reasonable.

One of the best chinese takeaways we've had in a while. Staying on the campsite just outside Battle and this was the closest we could find. Some of the reviews weren't great but decided to give it a go anyway. So glad we did. Chicken balls were excellent...the batter thin & crispy and lots of chicken. The chicken in mushroom & blackbean was lovely but my favourite was shredded chilli chicken. The sauce was sweet and sticky and tasted gorgeous. Will definitely go back next time we stay here.

Awful food!Burnt, greasy, cold and no flavour. I collected my takeaway meal from here after nearly an hours wait and got home to find that all of the food was lukewarm, the sweet and sour battered chicken balls were greasy, chewy and overcooked, the mini pancake rolls burnt and squashed (looked like they had been defrosted, allowed to squish together in a lump then thrown into oil that was far too hot!), battered prawn balls burnt and noodles greasy and tasteless.I took the whole thing back to complain and had the chef try to tell me that it was fine, said he had to make sure that food was cooked and reached a certain temperature and that he didn't see what the problem was.I am a chef myself and know all about cooking temperatures, this guy clearly didn't as when questioned on it could not or would not supply me with a satisfactory answer. He then continued to argue with me and only after about 15 minutes did he relent and give me a refund.Avoid this place as I found the food inedible the owners to be argumentative, not particularly knowledgeable about food hygiene or food safety and a bad attitude all round!

I recently ordered some singapore noodles at Beijing diner, it was my first time here and my god it won’t be the last! The noodles were cooked perfectly and were oozing with flavour and the prawn crackers were very tasty and had a good crunch to them. The owner is delightful and I was greeted with a warm welcome. I didn’t have to wait long for my noodles and even if I did have to I’d be quite happy as there are many entertainment options to keep you occupied from quizzes to games. This place has it all! Highly recommended.

Don't bother ordering on a Friday evening. Horrible at managing expectations. Was told half hour. Waited 1 hour and 10 minutes.If the food was worth the wait it would have been a different story. The sweet sour pork was decent but the duck in spicy sauce and mixed veg looked and tasted like the same dish save for several pieces of duck in one and not the other. Pretty standard Chinese take away fare, swimming in starchy sauce.