A superb little back street takeway. Food is freshly cooked and you can see it being made! Very…read morelarge portions at a reasonable cost. The front counter girl is really nice and chatty and happy to suggest ideas. Often you get prawn crackers for free, and fortune cookies too! They do deliver in the local area for free which is a godsend on a cold saturday night!

This is a takeaway Chinese opposite SOS. The prices are nothing special, pretty much the same as…read moreany other local takeaway, but the food is gorgeous, especially the noodles. And the amount you get is more than many of the takeaways in the area, although they may use the same little plastic boxes, they really cram as much food in there as possible. Unlike the Honeymoon situated just around the corner, it does not have a sit down restaurant, which is a shame because the food really is good. I don't know how they manage so many orders as the kitchen is absolutely tiny, but they do, and its nice to see them making it for you. You get free fortune cookies, sometimes prawn crackers, and around the new year they produce little oriental calendars which they give away for free with every meal.

Just ordered take away from these guys - Singapore noodles and wonton soup. It was delicious, very…read morecheap and food was prepared fast. I will definitely be coming back.

This place is surprisingly decent Chinese food - especially for the price and seeing as looks can…read morebe deceiving I would definitely say give Hing Loong's a try if you're around London Bridge and in the mood for Chinese! The waiters are also really friendly.

This is the best Chinese takeaway restaurant around try it you won't go anywhere else (Very…read morefriendly staff too) I use it every Friday when I'm around Gordon Kebbell

There are lots of restaurants in Guildford, and our experiences have always ranged from good to…read morefabulous. Until now. We picked up their Set Menu B this evening (Sunday). They explained they didn't have any seaweed and offered Crispy Won Ton instead. We were slightly surprised when they charged more but let it pass. Then they said the food would only be 5 minutes, which worried us a little. The appetisers were overcooked and dry. The Won Ton (described on the menu as Shrimp wrapped in Filo Pastry) were a single tiny shrimp (about 1cm long) in a huge piece of dry crisp something. The crispy duck was crisped to the point where half of it was totally inedible, and the rest required lots of water to help swallow it. Oh well, on to the mains. Beef with Ginger and Spring Onions was about half onion (ordinary, not spring), and beef was dry and chewy. Chicken with Cashew Nuts was a strange consistency and tasteless. Even the rice was dry. We struggled through about a third of the food, and the rest went in the bin. Our impression was that the food had been microwaved beyond death, and a lot of it was padded with large amounts of onion. Definitely the worst Chinese meal either of us has ever experienced.

As a California girl living in London, I had to get used to overpaying for certain types of…read morecuisines that are, by contrast, prevalent and cheap in the States. Cue, Miso Noodle Bar. It's kinda pricey for what it is. But at least the quality makes it worth it. I initially got hooked on their seafood noodle soup but their chilli men and coconut butter prawns are hella good too. There are two locations in Croydon: One near the East Croydon station and this location, on High Street. The High Street location is the one that sell dumplings - the other does not. For someone like me who loooves the hell out of some dumplings, this was my go-to location for some shrimp and chive dumplings. Free wifi. Good service. Lots of seating. They also deliver.

The quieter of the two Croydon Miso Noodle Bars (the other one is up closer to East Croydon rail…read morestation) and a better location if you're on your own for lunch and don't want to feel guilty about taking up a table to yourself. As per the other location, there's a good selection of Asian food - noodles, rice dishes, dumplings, &c. Portions are massive so only order a starter in addition to your main if you're confident you'll get away with sleeping for the rest of the working day. Service at this branch is marginally speedier than the other location, and it does seem that your food is hotter when you get it. Recommended: the Singapore fried noodles are nicely curried and spiced. The Pad Thai noodles are a good second choice.

Since moving to Guildford a year ago we have used Tong Tong many times often too many times! Their…read moremenu is very good and there are occasionally new additions. My partner is a vegetarian and regularly comments on the high quality of their vegetarian options, while I can highly recommend the duck and shrimp chow mein. We have often taken advantage of the free delivery which is a huge bonus (even when you only live round the corner). The staff are extremely friendly and the service is efficient. Definitely the best Chinese takeaway in Guildford.

I used to use Ho Ho Takeaway in Barrack Path (Stoughton) which changed hands last year and is now…read morecompletely different and not to my liking at all. I then went on a discovery mission to find a decent alternative and tried a number of alternative takeaways in the Guildford area. In my view TongTong came out on top. The food is excellent, the service fairly rapid, and the value is good for the Guildford area. I could bore you with details about the aesthetics of the waiting area but as this is not very important when you're only there for a short time getting a meal to take home, I'll refrain! In short, recommended and delicious - and so far I have used it about 6 times and have found it to be consistently so.

Every major cosmopolitan city in the world has something unique to offer that one does not see in…read moreother places. In Hong Kong, go crazy with Dim Sum; in Singapore, chili crab; in Amsterdam, Indonesian, no doubt; in France, definitely stay with French cuisine; in New York, deli food; in San Francisco, Californian cuisine; in London, for me, it's always been Lebanese, Indian and Moroccan. Of the three though, Lebanese is my favorite. It's competitive here, and it's not something you see much at all in the San Francisco bay area. You see middle eastern food, or Persian food, but never just Lebanese. So it's a treat to have it here in London. Byblos Harbour has a nice view. It also has good reviews on TripAdvisor. I find, when abroad, Yelp is not always the most accurate. It's a couple DLR rides away and it's fine for someone who's jet lagged. I've been eating Lebanese food all over London over the last few trips. I have a few of my favorite but this time a new one is warranted. What I liked about their mezza is that it's fresh and plentiful. And their grilled meat dishes warm, tender and flavorful. However, my favorite is their lamb shank with rice. Completely satisfying for the first meal upon setting foot in this country. Every dish came with peppers. I told the staff that I loved it. She brought me a whole box to take away. On the house. Amazing. It also offered a good selection of Lebanese wine. I have NEVER had Lebanese wine in San Francisco. Their red is quite different than other reds and as it's customary here, whatever you don't finish, you could take home with you. I did. And now I have a nearly whole bottle for the remainder part of the trip. The view is great. People were enjoying Sheesha (Hookah) out at the patio, which overlooks at the Canary Wharf. The view is really something. It's also, as it seems, a local's favorite. Even at 9:10 PM on a Friday evening it's crowded. It does take online reservation. It also has a nice take-away service. If you have to get one dish, as a single person, get the lamb shank.

Good food, slow service, large portions…read more Had tabouleh, baba ganoush, and lamb sausages to start. We had wanted the spicy sausages, but they didn't have any, so we settled for the normal sausages. Wasn't that great, funny smell. Tabouleh didn't have any bulgar in it. Good place to eat if in Canary Wharf.

Good take away, we picked the special fried rice (wich was really delicious) as well as deep-fried…read morechicken, beef and prawn. A shout out for the tasty barbecue sauce wich worked perfectly with the deep-fried dishes (although they are originally paired with sweet and sour) Minus for the staff who showed little to no interest in us and the other costumers.

Maxims is situated on the barking road plaistow its quite a small shop but very clean…read more Its surrounded by many other take away shops and pubs. Maxims is a very nice chinese shop which you can either order inside the shop or on the phone for free delivery.(all orders over £10 and within a radius of 2-3 miles.) Orders made by phone can take anywhere between 20minutes and 1 hour to be delivered and any orders made in the shop will take no more than 20 minutes. You also get free crackers with any order over £10 Free bottle of drink with orders overs £15 and so on. The young man who works in there is very polite and very helpfull he also speaks very good english so thats a bonus. The food is of excellent quality and if you have any problems with your order just ring them up and theyll sort it for you. Excellent chinese take away would reccommend.

Best Chinese takeaway in all of Beckenham, and a must try! When it comes to good quality food made…read moreconsistently well, then this is the place. Fried rice and wok fried noodles are the restaurant's highlights, and other a la carte dishes like spareribs and salt/pepper prawns are so delicious!

Occasionally, I get a chinese hankering on a Monday. I used to try and satisfy it at the Peking…read morebut the food is either really bland or way too strong tasting. Even though it's the closest takeaway to my house, I always drive further on.