The best Fried chicken secret in Manchester. great food, great service!............. (dam it I'm…read moregoing back tonight!)

Giving a lift home to some of "the rellies" last night, they asked to stop here for a kebab. It was…read moreafter 1 AM, so this place stays open fairly late. Being sober, I was in a good place to judge the quality of the food, despite the relative lateness of the hour. I actually opted for the basic donner with salad, chilli sauce, garlic mayo & the standard whole green pickled Peperoncini chilies (a condiment combination recommended by my cousin - who's been here before - but with the peperoncini added myself - gotta have those). I'd say it was a decent kebab for an after party binge, but not necessarily one I would choose for during the day. This place gets extra marks, however, for their use of lavash bread. It's advertised as Naan on the menu, but it isn't, it's much thinner and quite tasty, making a change from the norm. Perhaps, for this reason, I'll return to try their chicken or mixed kebab.

A new take away, already my new favourite place to go eat. All main meals are £5.50 or £6.50 if…read moreyou want to go large, but the regular portions are huge enough! Its Caribbean food, so Jerk Chicken, Goat Curry, Chicken Stew, Dumplings and Patties are some of the flavourful delights on the menu. There is also carrot juice, guiness punch and peanut punch available, which ive yet to try, but rest assured I will be doing! The staff are lovely and helpful and they also provide free local delivery if you order over £10, which is basically 2 main courses. My only gripe . . . they dont offer plantain, but im over it, because the rest of the menu is so good.

Nice food, good prices, fast service, generous portions, lots of meat included, dishes have beans…read moreand vegetables, so good nutrition. A good or better alternative to Chinese chippy or Indian. You will stare at the menu, and wonder what to have, while salivating, because there is such a great choice of food.

This is a good Nando's location, it is located as part of the Chill Factor BEYOND Adventure Park…read more This makes it an ideal place to grab food before or after skiing, or if you're hungry while in the area and want to avoid their location inside The Trafford Centre which always seems insanely busy. The interior is pleasant and clean. there is a good number of large booths which would be suitable for groups of at least six people. Despite dining on a Saturday, I was happy that my group of three was able to use one. The staff are friendly and the usual Nando's allergen protocols are followed with managers taking the allergen orders at the till, rather than scanning the QR code on the table. General staff members were aware of this and able to explain this including the basic concept and where to find everything (Sauces, Drinks, Cutterly etc). Sadly, due to Nando's switching their mayonnaise to a vegan alternative (Even though they are a meat restaurant!), I had to bring my own. I ordered a medium spiced Chicken Butterfly with Peri Chips and Spicy Rice. The cost of this meal has gone up a lot over the years. As of August 2023, it came to £14.20 which is a little pricey for the nature of the restaurant. I ordered water to drink. I was annoyed to be given a smaller glass, which meant I had to make more trips to the water fountain which would pour out the water at the slowest speed. My food was pretty good, the chicken had a nice amount of sauce and the chips were salted well. The other members of my party shared my feelings. One of the better Nando's locations in the area with good standards of food and service. I would return. 4*

Craving Chinese food I did a cursory Google of what's available in Urmston. I feel like I've found…read morea wee golden nugget here as it ticks several of our boxes: Warm welcome - the mum of the family greeting us so warmly & giving advice on the menu (I would seriously eat the shredded chicken with sweet n sour chilli sauce any day of the week). She was lovely with everyone who came in - an older couple arrived after us who must be regulars as she gave them a quick cuddle, which I just find totally charming. Easy Cantonese menu - all the familiar suspects are here: deep fried starters, noodles, Chinese curry etc. Exactly what I was craving! Comfy - the decor brought be back to the Cantonese restaurant my family frequented back home (Scotland) in the 90s. I mean this in a seriously complementary way. I have a genuine love of places that don't try to over decorate / be modern / shabby chic or whatever. Expect dark cherry red carved chairs, paper table cloth, fish tank & ornaments. The perfect 90's throw back in fact, please don't change!! We plumped for the sharing dim sum starter - wontons, seaweed, ribs, pork spring rolls, curried samosas and the BEST prawn toast I have ever had in my life. I can hear people tutting at me "prawn toast isn't real Chinese food". Well, try this & I doubt you will moan. The minced prawn was piled so high, it was like a doorstop wedge & it did not have that greasy, oily aftertaste which I've had in the past from other establishments - wish I had taken a better picture so you can get a better understanding of how amazing it was! We then went for the shredded chicken (as per my new mums recommendation) & the beef curry with plain rice. The curry sauce was as you would expect, but with a richer & darker (slight cinnamon taste) which I loved. It reminded me of Japan Deli's (imo epic) Katsu curry sauce in Withington - in another review I will go into that in finer detail. Have to give The Empire the full 5 stars, when we drove off we both agreed we would be back soon. It is our new favourite (& I would never have imagined myself cheating on Happy Seasons in China Town!) We are due a baby soon & you could just tell it's the type of place that would still welcome us warmly even with a pram (& I did spot the baby changing facilities in the immaculately clean ladies bathroom). A note: We dined really early at 5:30 on a Saturday night, so just walked straight in - we did get the impression that the rest of the tables were booked however for the night. So may be best to call ahead...this could become your new favourite (out of town) Cantonese option.

Hello, I have just had one of the worst experiences of my…read morelife. Me and my besties were going to Nando's for a nice bestie meetup when numerous extremely horrible incidents occurred that have scarred me and my two gorgeous icons for ever. Firstly, food (specifically a chip) was launched at my best friends face causing havoc and upset and the staff did nothing about it and she was left in tears (so extremely sad) and then my other gorgeous bestie's food came incomplete. The lettuce was not in her chicken wrap! We had asked the waitress and she snatched her plate out of my besties hands making her upset as a result and didn't say anything and came back with the plate slammed it on the table and walked off. The service was so awful, the atmosphere was so rude and we all left the restaurant upset and frustrated. It was so upsetting. Please let this not happen again.

This place seems to be getting a bad rap, so I'm gonna stick up for it for various reasons…read more Yes it's a franchise and no I don't like them as a general rule. But, let's be serious for a moment. Just like you don't goto a Fast & Furious movie for intricate/complex movie narrative/plot lines but for pure unadulterated adrenaline rush. You don't goto Nandos for a Mitchellin star restaurent experience! There isn't supposed to BE any customer service! It's a very simple procedure: get table, order food, eat food, Go! Anyone expecting to be treated like royalty for paying £15 for an entire grilled chicken with two sides and two free refill drinks is just deluded! Nandos is a glorified sit in takeaway that do grilled chicken! (That's not meant to be a put down) The lack of pretence and the simplicity of the concept is the reason for its unprecedented success! It's the reason why the biggest waiting line in the Orient is almost always here. People know EXACTLY what they're getting and it's great value for money. And you know what? It tastes pretty damn good! It's a much better option than the vomit inducing Maccy D's/Burger Kings/KFCs of this world that serve plastic cancer and time ticking (heart disease) health bombs! Nandos are EVERYWHERE and as a raging foodie who loves variety, there's plenty of room for Nandos in my heart and bellydrum! So I'll keep on playing the Nandos beat! PS the only varying feature of Nandos ofcourse is the decor which admittedly (whilst being of a similar theme in each restaurent) can vary. This one is fairly simplistic. The best one I've chicken meal plattered in (Ive sampled a fair few of them in the UK ;) has to be the Wakefield branch (Yorkshire) Although once upon A time on a Sunday drive/adventure in the middle of nowhere in Wales I remember discovering one. It was a miraculous foodie oasis! In short, if you don't like Nandos, good for you, each to their own. Difference of opinion is good in all walks of life, and that's fine! I can't stand Keira Knightly for example. And on that unrelated note... Over aNandout!

Chicken lollipops were as hard as rocks and tasted like jelly cooked in gravy. They were so YUM…read more You should start to serve pavement rolls.

Always a good meal and the house specialities are really good. The staff are always helpful and…read morewilling to advise. Would recommend to friends.

Ladies and gents, I think we have a half-decent Chinese right here in Sale *short happy dance*…read more At a loss what to have on Saturday night it was a case of perusing through the menus everyone gets thrust through their letterboxes and I saw Lucky Wok's. Checked Yelp and saw it'd been a few years since the last review, so looked at Just Eat and saw they had a lot of positive feedback so gave them a whirl. The order was taken with minimal fuss and I was told it'd be a 30-45 minute wait which is pretty standard. It arrived just over half an hour later and it was all still piping hot. The Seaweed Combination Starter (BBQ rib, sesame prawn toast, spring roll, samosa, crispy won ton, seaweed and sweet & soup dip) was well presented and all tasted delicious - the only comment was that the samosa was a bit of a strange inclusion. For the main it was Chicken Szechuan with egg fried rice, which had plenty of chicken and the sauce was just the right level of spiciness for me (i.e. not very). The portion size is generous so there's another meal of leftovers now in the fridge. There are also a few Thai dishes on the menu which I'll try next time. Tip: they only accept cash payments. Tip: they're closed on Tuesdays but otherwise open 16:30 to 23:00 Wednesdays to Mondays.

Like most people, I like a takeaway every now and again, usually on a friday, and more often than…read morenot, chinese wins over. Anyone driving through Sale can't fail to have noticed the lucky wok... Right on the main road through Sale, just behind Sainsburys, it is certainly prominent. Its location also must mean that there is little in the way of passing trade (beyond the traffic on the dual carriageway outside!), and certainly nowhere convenient to stop in a car. As such, the delivery service offered is integral in bringing the bags of egg fried rice, stir fried mixed veg with cashews, spring rolls and prawn crackers along with a few other standard dishes fresh and hot to my door. Actually, the food was average, but let's face it, most takeaways are aren't they? It was freshly cooked though, still hot when it arrived, and came with a handful of fortune cookies chucked in the box too. Can't say fairer than that.