Limassol

Mr Guys Thai Chinese is one of the restaurants reviewed on Foodie.cy.

The restaurant Mr Guys Thai Chinese is a small Limassol Asian restaurant focused on takeaway, delivery and easy casual meals. Reviews describe it as friendly and practical rather than fancy, with a compact space and a menu built around familiar Thai and Chinese comfort food.

The menu The dishes that come up most often are pad thai, duck, fried rice, chicken dishes, soups, spring rolls and prawns. Positive reviews mention good prices, quick service and satisfying takeaway meals. Negative ones point to occasional misses with tougher beef or uneven execution, so this is not a guaranteed fine-dining Asian meal.

Blazin Broth at My Mall is a practical stop when I want a warm noodle bowl during a shopping trip. It feels more like a quick mall meal than a full restaurant, but that is exactly when it makes sense.

The restaurant It is casual, fast and built around convenience. I like it as a break between errands, especially when I want something warmer and more comforting than the usual mall fast food.

The menu It focuses on broths, noodles, toppings and quick Asian-style bowls. I would choose a richer broth with noodles and protein, then add something fresh or spicy depending on the mood. The idea is simple: a hot bowl that feels filling without taking too long.

Taco Bell is one of the restaurants reviewed on Foodie.cy.

The restaurant Taco Bell My Mall in Limassol is exactly what it promises: quick Tex-Mex fast food in a shopping-mall setting. Reviews are limited and mixed, but the positive ones praise the convenience, quick service and familiar crunchy burritos, tacos and loaded fast-food flavors.

The menu The crunchy chicken burrito, small burritos, tacos, fries and combo-style orders are the main draw. It works when you want something easy, salty and fast. The weaker reviews mention missing delivery items, cold food, wrong ingredients and service that can feel careless, so in-person ordering is safer than delivery.

This is an OK place for desserts and coffee in Limassol.

The restaurant keeps the focus on the food and the visit described in the original review.

The menu has all kinds of French pastry, like eclairs, croissaints and tarts. They don't taste like their French relatives, but still quite nice and fresh, better than in a usual Cyprus bakery.

This is a small Limassol Agora option for quick Chinese-style street food. Public ratings are mixed and lower than the stronger Chinese restaurants in town, so it should be treated as a casual convenience stop rather than a destination.

The restaurant feels simple, fast and food-court friendly. The location is part of the appeal.

The menu is built around informal Chinese street-food ideas: noodles, rice, saucy dishes and quick plates. It makes most sense when you need something fast.

This is a place where the beach setting is clearly stronger than the food reputation. Public reviews are mixed, with plenty of love for the Dasoudi location and sea-adjacent mood, but less consistent feedback on the restaurant itself.

This is a huge venue in Limassol with a kids playground that disguises itself as a restaurant.

The restaurant is usually full of locals and delivery couriers. Make sure you book in advance. It's too big to be cozy, more like in a US mall. The service is poor and slow. Come there to get rid of your kids and enjoy some OK-ish pizza from a wooden oven.

The menu has all kinds of Italian dishes, but no Tiramisu. They have some deserts and wine list, too.