Reviews on Asian food in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Port Elizabeth or The Bay (Xhosa: iBhayi; Afrikaans: Die Baai [di ˈbɑːi]) is one of the largest cities in South Africa; it is situated in the Eastern Cape Province, 770 km (478 mi) east of Cape Town. The city, often shortened to PE and nicknamed "The Friendly City" or "The Windy City", stretches for 16 km along Algoa Bay, and is one of the major seaports in South Africa. Port Elizabeth is the southernmost large city on the African continent, just farther south than Cape Town.
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4 based on 64 reviews
A quiet, relaxed atmosphere with a distinct Eastern ambiance is what we experienced. The decor was tastefully Chinese and each seating area was privately enclosed with glass and wood partitions. Being a small group, we eventually decided on the set menu for 5 and we were pleasantly surprised at the quantity - even having to take home a number of the dishes. Very tasty and delightful, we left with satisfied tummies and happy tastebuds.
4 based on 90 reviews
Popped in for a bite to eat before the Johnny Clegg concert, maybe they were just very busy but the food was disappointing. The spring rolls were oily, the tempura prawns were more batter than prawn and the 2 mains we ordered were average, rather sweet, perhaps we made bad choices, but sadly we won't be going back.
4 based on 43 reviews
We do contemporary fusion food in a beautifully curated space. Our bar offers âFarmacyâ smoothies as well as boozy options; with craft beer & cider from Bridge Street Micro Brewery.
Friendly welcoming for early visit. They adapted the breakfast so it is gluten and dairy free. Had a nice chat with the waiter. Interior is beautiful. I could eat with the sunrise on my face. Food was nice. Fresh pressed juice was good. Recommended!
4 based on 93 reviews
I visited Nattis Thai kitchen while on a business trip to PE. I was staying near the City end of PE just of the beachfront road, and having put the address of the restaurant into Waze found it took about 15 min. in the car to get to.The restaurant is in a nondescript old house I an older part of PE. Although I found the address easily, I had to get out of the car to peer at the houses before I spotted Nattis. It is entered by a steel security door/magnetic lock, and I suppose they have a reason for this security. The restaurant decor is quite plain, small tables, small chairs, plastic tablecloths on the tables and not very interesting. The menu is written on a chalkboard in the entrance passage. Mine host was attired in a white T shirt, flip flops and a pair of shorts- certainly not a formal place.He was very attentive - I didnât have a booking and all he could give me was one small table as all others were booked. As clientele came in to take their tables it was apparent that the majority of business was local. I ordered spring rolls, 4 small 2 inch, piping hot, crisp and tasty rolls promptly arrived with a tasty dip, followed by a spicy consommé of chicken/vegetable soup, also hot and excellent. Main course was pork based in a thin sauce with a small dish of rice to go with it. Delicious! If you want burgers, fish and chips, ice cream and chocolate sauce, - donât go there! If you want something different, - and Thai, go to Nattiâs kitchen. He doesnât have a liquor licence, so feel free to take your own. I had a couple of drinks with the meal, came in a bit stiff I thought at R265 + tip, but I did enjoy it.If you do go, read up the menu on the blackboard, mine host will explain what each dish is about.Will I go back? I did enjoy, but will probably try somewhere else the next time.
4 based on 70 reviews
All you can eat everyday sushi buffet with an awesome selection of seafood and grill, or watch your chef cook in front of you on with our special Teppanyaki dishes.
Sitting outside on the deck on a deserved #Friyay afternoon after a long hard week, I was pleasantly surprised at the lovely ambience created at this sushi restaurant situated in a rather uninspiring little shopping center in PE.They have a lovely range of sushi, teppanyaki, and other interesting seafood mains on the menu, all fairly reasonably priced. I was super-impressed with my sashimi salad which, at R98, was gratefully generous in the amount of sashimi (salmon, tuna, prawn and crabsticks) served on a bed of fresh crisp, julienned and spiralised greens, fashionably presented in a deep salad bowl, unlike the accustomed small sushi-plate servings! My hubby opted for a selection of salmon roses and the Tempura prawn sushi, which he ordered with their wicked superhot Wasabi. There a few things that make me cry, and this (I'm ashamed to admit), was one of them!Our meal was beautifully paired with a glass each of the house Sauvignon Blanc. The service was prompt and professional, with the manager even coming to check up on the quality of service. A lovely experience; and I would most certainly be back for my powerhouse value-for-money sashimi salad with the superhot Wasabi!!
4 based on 114 reviews
An amazing Indian Cuisine restaurant, where flavors are big and the owners and staff are attentive and caring, from the moment you step inside you are made to feel welcome. The food is amazing. If you enjoy a little heat on your taste buds with loads of flavor then this is a must.
4 based on 608 reviews
Fushin Sushi and Eastern Cuisine is situated in the charming neighbourhood of Richmond Hill in Port Elizabeth. You will find us on Stanley Street, where you can choose to enjoy your meal inside our comfortable restaurant, or take a seat outside and enjoy
Whilst in PE for two nights for work ,we decided to visit Fushin after the previous nights lovely meal at Muse.Read the extensive reviews on TA and thought do many can't be wrong.We decided to order a large variety of shushi dishes from the menu and yes the service was great but I somewhat felt the shushi was mediocre.I've eaten a lot of shushi and having lived in cape Town for the last few years I do enjoy seafood and shushi.This offering from Muse did in my opinion maybe suffice for PE patrons but not to my pallette.Visually executed well...taste not so we'll.
4 based on 228 reviews
Mellas is a Dim-Sum Noodle that serves Freshly made Dim-Sum and Noodles in a relaxed atmosphere with good Music and Great Wines.
every dumpling and potsticker have such amazing flavours. Really tasty. Nice to order a selection and share.
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4 based on 165 reviews
I was met at the door by a fresh and friendly face in the form of Bernard Swart and the dining experience as a whole simply got better from there on out.Excellent service Excellent foodGreat time
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4 based on 228 reviews
Mellas is a Dim-Sum Noodle that serves Freshly made Dim-Sum and Noodles in a relaxed atmosphere with good Music and Great Wines.
every dumpling and potsticker have such amazing flavours. Really tasty. Nice to order a selection and share.
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