The food is really delicious and flavorful here, which is just what we needed after an exhaustive search for halal food. The Chicken Dumplings and Spring Rolls were the star of the show. The Chicken Fried Rice and Chicken Bibimbap both had great portion sizes with plenty of chicken in them. However, I found the Chicken Ramen didn't have much chicken in it at all - and considering it was the most expensive, that didn't make sense to me. I was mostly eating udon noodles on their own. Personally, if a restaurant supplies plenty of meat in their meals, that's one of the main things that makes me a regular there. So that was disappointing albeit it was still yummy.
Another strange thing was that, despite spending over £60 here, we were required to pay 20 cents for a single small container in order to package leftovers for home. I've never come across such stinginess before, much every restaurant we went to in Málaga gave us plenty of free packaging. So that felt really off-putting and strange. If we were getting takeaway, would they add on all the charges of each takeaway box? Eating In is usually the more expensive option, not takeaway.
Overall, the food is great, but for how expensive the food is, I'd expect more generosity with not just portion sizes, but also packaging material.