Paddyfields - Oxford

It might be easy to miss paddyfields as it looks a bit inconspicuous on the outside and is not as widespread as some of the other Chinese restaurants in oxford, but if they are looking for an economic and yet filling eating that they think over days, this restaurant is a must -try! her menu can disorientate a bit, as there are so many options, but the staff is very helpful and will give them recommendations and answer questions. when they go as a group, it's a good idea when everyone decides what they find attraktiw and then share how then everyone will be a chance to try out more menu points. we went as a group of four and ordered a comminuted crispy duck, bubble hot pot, a bark in oyster sauce sizzle, black bean cow noodles, mixed meat noodles, glutinous rice and a spicy acid soup. there was literally not a single dish that we rejected from those we ordered, everything was amazingly delicious, it was super fast prepared and the personal served it with a lot of care and love to detail. the price at the end was £24 per person, but considering that we could order more definitiw than we could eat, I would say they can get an amazing meal here for about £20 per head. also here I would like to emphasize that the staff was really friendly and fast with the service and even patiently waited for us to finish our meal, even when they started to close the restaurant. total brilliant eating and excellent service for a very reasonable price, 5 of me

There are around 4 chiense restuarants that I love, that is one of them, Chinese eating, which is good and what is not, the quality and how they rate it is often subject, there are many variations that tend on the restaurants, also modern, traditional, a mix, it focuses on a style or a region..having said that I think that this place was in the anyway tip for me 4 I am never disappointed, there is a lot in oxford I would say are very average, and they can well contradict, but regarding paddy’s I guess.

August 2018 at this time I was so hungry, confused what to eat. a Chinese food restaurant found without long thinking, entered the resto. large part with autentic sczechuan taste, worth trying in oxford. close with the said business school, oxford uni. no parking space for a car. they need to park somewhere.

They would not notice it from outside, but it is a secret jewel! good atmosphere the quiet music and decorations. the most important food served hot, generous portions and very tasty. my personal favorites crispy lamb hot and spicy vermic suppellie (on the photo) more recommended squirting bark, mapo tofu, military and hot pot. if they like to eat Chinese, eat spicy or just try something else, visit this place

You might overlook it from the outside, but it's a hidden gem! The ambiance is lovely, with soft music and charming decor. The standout dishes are served piping hot, with generous portions and fantastic flavors. My personal favorite is the crispy lamb hot and spicy Vermicelli soup (see photo). I also recommend the sizzling beef, Mapo Tofu, milk tea, and hot pot. If you enjoy Chinese cuisine, spicy dishes, or are simply looking to try something new, make sure to check out this place!