Best Asian Food Restaurants in Arundel

"Gars has been the highlight of the city’s Chinese dining scene for 30 years and deservedly so. They’re justly famed for their exquisite Dim Sum menu which has to be seen to be believed, we’d recommend that you dive in and order some of everything that you fancy as you won’t be disappointed. The day-to-day menu is constantly evolving to reflect the way that people’s tastes change but also how Chinese cuisine is constantly changing too."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Gars Chinese Restaurant (@garsbrighton) on Jul 17, 2019 at 3:45am PDT"

"When you think of Brighton, you might not immediately think of Thai Tapas but that’s exactly what the Giggling Squid is famous for. Their website might be trapped in the early 90s but their food most assuredly is not. The idea is simple to create a real Thai-style dining experience where you cover the table from one end to the other in different dishes and then you jump from dish to dish to experience new flavours in every bite!"

"Feel the need to refuel your energy after a long day of museum and landmark visits, city walks, and shopping spree?. If so, stop for a while and treat yourself to a dining experience you will never forget. Visit Danny’s restaurant in Portland Road and gorge on mouthwatering and delicious Chinese food."

"Well worth a trek out to darkest Hove, this decade-old eatery doesn’t take itself too seriously. Which works just fine for us, thanks very much. Don’t come here for authentic Szechuan spices or traditional tripe-based treats."

"In the rather insalubrious location of St James Street, Pavel has been there absolutely years, quietly doing its thing without any fanfare at all. I was keen to try somewhere new for curry, and ordered the works, which arrived within the hour. It’s not as good as Chilli Pickle or Curry Leaf Cafe, but it’s a good, standard curry house, serving all of the old classics."

"Designed by Eugenius Birch and founded in 1866, the West Pier was one of the first piers to be listed Grade I in Britain, during the boom in pleasure pier building to attract visitors to Brighton. The Pier’s popularity was affected after World War II, with a gradual collapse during the early 21st century. The advent of the British Airways i360 has renewed interest in the West Pier and led to building a new one on the original site with a contemporary design that reflects the original pier’s elegance."

"The historic West Pier, which closed in 1975, began to collapse into the sea in December 2002 and, having since caught fire twice, is just a dark shadow on the water. It’s a sad end for this Victorian marvel,..."

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"Village Square, Brighton Marina Village, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 5WD. Harvester are a family favourite chain of restaurants that also serve breakfast “Mornings were made for our unlimited breakfasts, available all week!. It includes eggs, bacon, sausage (including vegan and vegetarian sausages), and so much more, all freshly cooked to order."