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    Lee Garden Chinese Takeaway

    3.0 (3 reviews)

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    13 years ago

    A bright and clean store with friendly and courteous staff and tasty food. They have the best salt chilli chicken in Newry.

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    Soi 9 - Menu

    Soi 9

    4.3(3 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    I'll tell you what, the food here is superb. It's been some time since I ordered from here but I am…read moreso fed up with poor quality, lousy tasting, overpriced Chinese takeaway food I returned here and I was not disappointed. I got a vegetarian red curry here and a portion of Thai crackers. The curry portion was generous and the vegetables, including red pepper, peas and carrots were fresh and tasty. I particularly enjoy the tofu and potato. The Thai crackers (£1.5) are far better than Chinese crackers too even though Chinese takeaway tend to provide free crackers with main meal orders. I've also enjoyed hot spicy curries for years, and maybe it's an age thing, but I find their vegetarian curry to be very hot, maybe it's just me and an age thing but I now add a teaspoon of sugar to their curry to help balance the spice - it works up to a point. They have a notice up advising no variation to dishes - perhaps this is to keep their food authentic or maybe to prevent cheaper ingredients being substituted for more expensive ones. The coconut rice too (£2.5) is really flavoursome. In an earlier review of this place I'd noted that the additional food cost of this takeaway tested against main dishes from local Chinese takeaways might harm business. The fact is that while this remains the case, Chinese takeaway prices have since increased, but poor quality, poor tasting Chinese food is still endemic here and the quality and fresh taste of this Thai food is very far ahead by any measure and worth the extra cost and I'll stick with them.

    The food here is amazing, very authentic. We love Thailand and thai food, we visited lastweek and…read moreit was so good we drove the 20 miles from our home to have our sunday dinner here. The place is advertised as thai street food and it is geared towards being a takeaway, it has some seats inside but the food is still served in takeaway style containers, this is not a bad thing though, we both ordered a starter and mains but the portions were so large i skipped the started and just had the main and took the started home withe me. I had the coconut and chicken soup starter and the thai green curry, both were very good and we will definitely be back. My wish would be that they open a restaurant, its a bit of a journey for us and it would be nice to sit in a more relaxed environment. My only negative point is that the female at the counter did not know the menu and could not give advice, the male was much more friendly though.

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    Soi 9 - Inside

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    Soi 9 - Chicken & cashew nut stir fry. It's only half the contents of the carton.

    Chicken & cashew nut stir fry. It's only half the contents of the carton.

    Soi 9 - The mixed crackers. Boil in the bag?

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    The mixed crackers. Boil in the bag?

    Grounded Espresso Bars - Super flat white

    Grounded Espresso Bars

    4.3(7 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    ££

    Four of us were in the nearby Canal Court hotel for our Sunday lunch when coffee was suggested…read more I thought it sensible to go next door to Grounded as I'd remembered that their coffee is ace and certainly well ahead of this hotel in quality but certainly not price. It has to be many years since I last had a coffee here, as I prefer other places that don't open on Sunday. I also identify its main customer base as the younger generation. I was surprised to find it almost empty on an early Sunday afternoon when my memory was that it was usually full. It's not a big place by any means and currently operates a one way system - one door in and a different door exiting. They are also only serving coffees etc in paper/plastic cups (even Starbucks have locked away the ceramics.) We had three coffees (cappuccino) and an iced drink. The coffees were ace and the service friendly. Our son wasn't impressed by his iced drink - he thought it insipid and watery. The piped music was great, but I must say I found the seating uncomfortable and the furnishings were as jaded as I now feel most days. Next time I want a Sunday afternoon coffee and I'm right next door I'll likely pop in but I'm afraid I do prefer a comfy seat.

    Pretty darn good, this is where the young trendy things of Newry go to be seen (and you cant be…read moremissed with the glass windows!) Menu could be more extensive to suit its long opening hours, it really offers nothing in the way of hot food, apart from soup but what you get is good. Eco friendly and its all about fair trade and saving the rain forest in here. Great concept and well run, some of the staff are a bit way out looking but, hey I'm a geriatric so what the hell do I know about facial piercings? Sandwiches, bagels, paninis etc, and all day breakfasts

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    Grounded Espresso Bars - Inside

    Inside

    Grounded Espresso Bars - Lovely looking flat white..

    Lovely looking flat white..

    Grounded Espresso Bars - Mmmmm.... coffeeeeee

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    Mmmmm.... coffeeeeee

    Meehan's Supermarkets - Outside

    Meehan's Supermarkets

    5.0(1 review)
    1.0 mi

    Gotta hand it to this guy; I think he's a builder with a lot of liquidity and he's turned this…read moreplace into a very busy, well stocked mega mart with everything from a Himalayan salt dry-aged steak to fresh cream cake to a bag of coal. It's always busy. They do serve take-out lunches daily and the queues for Sunday lunch around £8 is always long. It brings a lot of employment locally. The car parking is free, the prices at the fuel station are competitive and their off licence has a great range of booze. I go chiefly for their black pepper sauce as it's a great base for me to add my own double cream and cognac when I cook fillet steak. One thing customers need to be mindful of is the heavily discounted products, while many are cheap their sell - by dates are often up and you could be buying something that tastes awful especially diet drinks and crisps that go rancid very fast. They make their own fresh 2 ounce steak burgers about £1 each in the butchery section. They are very good, but for me I still prefer my M&S 5% Aberdeen Angus minced beef for my own beef burgers. He still hasn't installed EV chargers so one has to go across the road to the Damolly Retail Park for that. Oh, speaking of EV charging, it made me laugh to see the Orange buffoon overturn the dignity of the White House to change it into a car showroom for the Muskrat's Swasticar - next they'll both be in a movie The Fast and the Führer. It's a funny old world.

    Brothers Chinese - Hoping this salted chilli chicken special cures my hangover

    Brothers Chinese

    4.3(6 reviews)
    34.4 mi

    10/10 never fails to impress. It's always great value and the food Is incredible…read more Couldn't recommend enough

    Saturday night was an absolute stinker of a night so instead of heading too far from home we…read moreordered a collection from Brothers. I had always presumed Brothers specialised just in Chinese food but it turns out it's got pretty much a full Asian fusion menu, this was a nice surprise. Having said that, on Saturday night we were feeling particularly fragile and not too adventurous so we opted for dished we knew and loved. We went for Salted chili chicken, honey chili chicken, a portion of rice and a portion of chips. This was easily enough for three full meals with loads left over. Portion sizes are huge. In terms of taste the salted chili chicken was one of the best I've had but the honey chili chicken was a little different, it's flavour was slightly more honey than chili and they sauce was a little rich for my taste. Having said that I ate the whole thing. The whole ordering process was great. We ordered over the phone, but there is the option to order online. Instead of getting delivery I went to collect the food. The shop/kitchen were clean and modern and also well staffed - I think that's why the order was fulfilled so quickly. Overall a really good experience with Brothers. My first time ordering from them, but certainly not my last.

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    Brothers Chinese - Menu, including gluten free options

    Menu, including gluten free options

    Brothers Chinese - Crispy duck samosas

    Crispy duck samosas

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    Lee Foods

    Lee Foods

    4.6(11 reviews)
    32.9 miCity Centre
    £

    Yeah, I've visited your shop a few times now. The first time I visited, I thought I'd landed in…read moreheaven. It's not a massive supermarket, but I must've spent over an hour in there, I had to look at everything, I was completely mesmerised. The staff are pleasant and very helpful too. If anyone wants to do Chinese cookery, you won't have to go anywhere else, whatever you need, this shop has the lot. OK, you may think I'm being a bit over the top here, but trust me, and you don't have to take my word for it, you will be overjoyed when you visit, so much so, you won't use anyone else. It's just a pity they don't have a page like Tesco (That I know of), I'd be forever getting deliveries. A massive thank you for your service and well done on a fantastic shop.

    Lee Foods! Whilst it's safe to say that I love this place, I'm generally scared to go in during the…read moreweeks either side of pay day. I'll either be spending money I don't have, or blowing a sizeable chunk of my paycheck in one go. If you like to cook, chances are you'll have those wee cylinders of herbs and spices bought for a couple of quid each in your larder. Lee Foods do bags of spices at a fraction of the cost. Did you know that chillis freeze really well? I bought a big bag of bird's eye chillis for a quid or thereabouts, I take them out of the cooler to thaw when I need some. Do you have an awesome looking recipe for a Thai salad, or a curry paste, or want to make tamales but you don't know where to get fresh papaya, real turmeric or banana leaves? Lee Foods will have it. It outperforms the major supermarkets in many different ways. More choice, better prices, weird and wonderful stuff you might not have heard of before. There's nowhere else like it in town.

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    Asia Supermarket - Fried tofu!

    Asia Supermarket

    3.9(15 reviews)
    32.6 mi
    £

    I've been meaning to try to recreate the dumplings from Wagamama for ages, and having been…read moredisappointed with my search for ingredients in Tesco, where else would I try but Asia Supermarket. Looking drab from the outside, inside is a bustle of colour and noise, busy with people and packets with labels I couldn't read. After dandering up and down the aisles I finally asked a really lovely girl about the dumpling wrappers. She laughed in a nice way at the idea of me making my own and showed me what she used to make hers (from scratch, the show off) but then took me to the wrappers. Thank goodness she did, I would have been there for weeks. The selection of dried, pickled, canned and fresh goods is astounding. The fruit and veg section puts the big supermarkets to shame in quality and price. This shopping experience was a roaring success. Lets hope my dumplings are too!

    I love wandering around stores like these and checking all the exoctic looking foods they have on…read moreoffer. I used to shop a bit in the Chinese emporium on George Street in Dublin, because the vegetables were cheaper, fresher and came in bigger portions than in crappy supermarkets. The Asia supermarket looks more like a factory than a place that sells food. The layout, as other reviewers have mentioned is vast and scatty, but if you have your wits about you, you may just come out with something weird and wonderful, and tasty too hopefully! I would recommend getting some seaweed, a big block of Tofu (really good value) or some yummy miso soup. There are also big bags of spices, bags of rice so huge they could kill a man and some great traditional chinese vegetables. A little haven.

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    Asia Supermarket
    Asia Supermarket - Dangerous driving by Asia Supermarket Belfast on 15.01.19 - almost caused a 4-car/bus pile-up. Management have been contacted with no reply.

    Dangerous driving by Asia Supermarket Belfast on 15.01.19 - almost caused a 4-car/bus pile-up. Management have been contacted with no reply.

    Asia Supermarket

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