Choy Hing Village

Best Chinese restaurant in area, excellent food and service and very authentic food. Built on family traditions and service, would definitely recommend, I take many different nationalities their and they all remember it for the above reasons.

Simply the best Chinese Restaurant in Warrington. Ambiance, food & service sublime. The steamed sea bass is to die for. It is the one place we eat at more than anywhere else. Try the house Sauvignon Blanc — you don, t need to spend more on wine as it is excellent.

Set in the centre of leafy Grappenhall, the Choy Hing Village is an impressive Chinese restaurant which is in my top ten favourite places to go. This is my dress-​up-​in-​the-​week place and fab for a Thursday evening when the weekend is looming and you want to get in the partying mood. There is muted lighting and Chinese lanterns everywhere and the décor is vibrant red and gold.
Choy Hing Village takes customer service to the next level. Before your meal and in-​between each course, the waiters provide you with steaming hot hand towels and after your starter, they cleanse your palate with refreshing lemon sorbet– beautiful! The staff are extremely attentive and almost treat you like royalty as they refuse to let you lift a finger to serve yourself. This is nice for a while but you begin too feel slightly ashamed that you are letting another person almost spoon feed you.
And the food!!! Mum and I shared the oriental platter which at £9 per head, I thought was a bit steep, even though the chicken skewers and spare ribs were delicious. As a group of three we had sweet and sour chicken, beef satay and the crispy chilli beef which I would encourage all Unilocalers out there to try. Choy Hing Village is more than your local Chinese restaurant, it assumes an air of grandeur and you feel almost honoured to be in its presence. We went on a Thursday night and although the majority of the tables were full, this is such a spacious restaurant that diners do not feel crowded at all. Chinese background music adds to the authenticity of the restaurant and you leave feeling happy and relaxed. It is a takeaway to but the experience actually dining here is too nice to miss. Expect to pay approximately £20 per head here and to have a good time.

This is my favourite chinese restaurant, the manager is always very helpful and the food is gorgeous, not the cheapest chinese restaurant but excellent quality. I will be dining here in a couple of weeks time and I am looking forward to it!

I visited Choy Hing Village about 6 months ago and the food was lovely, I have also been on a works night out and they put on a spectacular banquet for large groups of people, well worth a visit.
However the restaurant is not ideally suited being on a main road out of town with not much near it meaning someone usually has to drive or taxis need to be booked, not as convenient if you are planning a night out.
Also I find the restaurant to be quite cold, the air conditioning is often on too high and if you’re sat under one of the vents it can get very uncomfortable.
The restaurant gets very busy so make sure you book if you want to visit at a weekend.

This used to have the reputation of being the BEST chinese in town and I did agree. however about 18 months ago they changed the menu, put the prices up slightly and we noticed a drop in the standard of food from here. However the environment is stll wonderful — the restaurant is classy, the people LOVELY, its still very very popular and worth a visit. You’ll need to book if you plan to go at the weekend though they’re very busy.