We went during September. The food was great and the surroundings very relaxing, away from the noise of the main road. A short walk off the main road but we thought well worth it. We tried the fried aubergines and both had a chicken dish...very good. Not massive portions so enough to sqeeze dessert in afterwards. We did't have to wait long for the meal either.

We tried this place having been enticed in by the smell whilst walking past. We tried the Indian and thought that the food was bland at the very least. I had a chicken curry dish in a buttery sauce - it just tasted like a buttery soup...very watery and not much taste. Partner had the chicken bhuna which was OK but not the same as one back home...we would never go back again. Considering that the place was almost empty [good sign not to enter really] the staff were not very attentive. We also think it a bit strange to put Chinese with Indian but there are a few restaurants the same in the resort. We were away for 2 weeks and this was the only poor meal that we had. Give it a miss and if you do want to sample Chinese whilst away, try the Bee Garden which is further down the road towards the beach.

We liked this place as the cocktails were reasonably priced 700/800 drs and they are very strong! They could do with some different music though as they play Ricky Martin & Brian Adams a lot...good place to go though before or after a meal.

Five of us went and had a banquet which was very tasty. We included crispy duck with pancakes which was a bit different to how you get it back home. The duck comes as a sliced breast with the fat on, not crispy. Probably the most expensive meal we had whilst there for two weeks - it's about the same price that you would pay for chinese food back home. If you want to try chinese food I would recommend this place. Staff friendly also - get there early as does get busy.