Chinese

This is a classic Paphos choice for a sit-down Chinese meal, with a very large public review trail and a steady reputation for reliable food and service. It sounds more established than trendy, which suits it.

The restaurant feels polished, traditional and comfortable. It is a good option when the table wants Chinese food without taking a risk.

The menu covers the familiar favourites: duck, crispy beef, curries, rice, noodles, dim sum-style starters and saucy shared plates. The strongest comments point to consistency and generous ordering.

This is an average Chinese restaurant in the outskirts of Limassol.

The restaurant is located near Kourion and Kolossi and great if you want to go to the beach or return with a take-away. It also has very beautiful indoor seating with an aquarium and very friendly service. The food is average, just like most of Chinese places in Cyprus.

The menu has all standard Chinese dishes, like dim sum soup, sweet and sour pork, duck etc. It's the same as in other Chinese restaurants in Limassol.

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 dependable Larnaca Asian restaurant for the nights when Chinese dishes, sushi and a broad menu sound right. Reviews are warm about the service, the prices and the fact that it works for both relaxed meals and small celebrations.

The restaurant feels welcoming rather than flashy. It seems like a local favourite built on consistency, helpful staff and a room where groups can settle in comfortably.

The menu is wide, so I would not try to test every corner of it. Chinese staples, shared plates and the popular sushi choices seem like the safest route.

This is a broad Asian restaurant that works well when the table wants variety. The review pattern is strong on friendly staff, generous portions and a menu that covers familiar Thai and Chinese favourites.

The restaurant feels comfortable and crowd-pleasing rather than adventurous. That is useful in Limassol, especially for group dinners where everyone wants a different dish.

The menu moves through noodles, curries, stir-fries, rice dishes and shared plates. The best approach is to order a spread and let the table do the work.

This feels like an old Limassol comfort-food address rather than a trendy Asian spot. It's a long-running Thai-Chinese takeaway with home-style cooking and a loyal local memory.

The restaurant is simple and practical, especially for takeaway or delivery. Its appeal is history and familiarity more than decor.

The menu covers Thai and Chinese favourites: noodles, rice, curries, stir-fries and saucy comfort dishes. It sounds best when you want something familiar.

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.