Location: Saltash
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Most Popular Chinese food in Saltash, England, United Kingdom
Find out what Chinese restaurants to try in Saltash. Saltash is a town and civil parish in southeast Cornwall, England, UK. It has a population of 16,184 at the 2011 census. It lies in the south east of Cornwall, facing Plymouth over the River Tamar. It was in the Caradon district until March 2009 and is known as "the Gateway to Cornwall". Saltash means ash tree by the salt mill. Saltash is best known for the I.K Brunel Railway Overpass Bridge, a towering 134-foot bridge, constructed in 1854, which frequently transports trains over the River Tamar.
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8. China City
Reviewed By V1X
We were staying nearby in Landrake, so on our last night we thought we'd treat ourselves to a chinese. Always hard to judge what will be a good or bad one, so we took a flyer on China City and we were not disappointed.A longer wait that we would have expected, but the food was top notch and reasonably priced!!
7. New Rodney and Xin Chinese
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Probably the best Chinese eat in restaurant in this town or near it. Set up clearly shown on the web link. Always been busy when we've been there. Convenient for locals and anyone on their way in or out of Cornwall. Two minutes from the A38 and less than
Reviewed By klybabe
We had family down who wanted to visit the big blue Chinese restraunt for dinner. I donât normally write negative reviews but no choice in this case.We didnât book and it was busy when we first arrived. The staff were very friendly, we got served pretty quickly, no one explained there would be a wait for food but this was expected as the restraunt was busy and it was a rare evening out for myself and son (9) on a Saturday night so happy to enjoy a relaxing evening, unfortunately thatâs where the positives end.It took a while for the starters to come, there was no frills, ganrnish and the sharer starter at round £14 was stingy to say the least, the food was plain and defiantly not value for money, but hay ho we carried on.At the point of the starters the restraunt emptied, there was only a handful of tables left if that, yet the staff were running around like headless chickens, it was obvious that the takeaway side was very busy.We arrived around 19:30 at 21:00 we still had not had our main meal! We asked for a drink that took over half an hour to arrive also. We asked the lady who was serving what was happening as it was getting too late for my child to eat, she advised that chef was busy (4 occupied tables in the restraunt at this time), we said that we were happy to leave the mains as it wasnât worth waiting any longer but she came back and advised that chef was making our meal now, we didnât want to rude or waste the food made so we stayed. She advised that our drinks would be waved as a good will gesture and asked if we wanted another round (only 1 drink was taken as we had lost enthusiasm really).The meal arrived and again nothing special, we had to ask for folks and we didnât get given any plates but at this point really could not be bothered to ask. It was funny as the table behind looked like they were having a lovely time but they hadnât been waiting as long as served and food quickly and had plates so they could share there meals etc...Then it came to the bill! 3 adults and a child ( my son had a portion of boiled rice only at just short of £4). The bill came to £70 wow that was one expensive meal to say we had minimal, tasteless food consisting of 2 starters (one was a sharer, 3 meals and 3 sides) and drinks removed!We had a total of 2 gins, 2 pints of thatchers and a lime and soda yet charged for double of this, yet the bar staff couldnât understand that we had not had these drinks, the glasses were on the table to prove what we had had. The bill got changed to take 1 round of drinks off (so that would be 1 pint to pay for _ yet drinks waved doesnât normally mean that you pay for drinks??) the bill came back again with DRINKS still on the bill, this was then explained again to the lady at the bar, the bill for the third time was brought back with yet another drink we hadnât had on it! The staff still couldnât understand that they had over charged us for drinks that we had not had, in the end we paid the bill yet charged for drinks that we had not had and the experience was shocking!We would never return and I live round the corner from the place, our one night out for dinner ruined and not even a care by the restraunt staff, it was obvious that tables were worthless compared to the takeaway yet who has a takeaway costing over £70?Maybe if we would have called to place a takeaway whilst waiting we would have eaten at a reasonable time?Sorry for late reply and we are sorry you didnât enjoy your experience with us. As you were aware we was busy that evening with 9 other tables we tried our best for you and given you all a round of drinks free for the inconvenience we only charge you one drink which there was 4 of you you had 2 gin and tonic, a soda squash and 2 pt thatchersWe only charge u for one thatchers this was explained to you on the evening. Again we do apologize
6. New Oriental Tea Room
Reviewed By visitorwithsense
This restaurant was sorely missed but pleased to say it has reopened under new management. Popped in to try it out at lunch today and delighted to see that it is if anything better than before. Food excellent. Lunch has got quite a bit more expensive but the dinner and take away menu are as reasonable as ever. Hope they keep open
5. Yu Lin Palace
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By mjshaw95
We ordered take away to be delivered through the just eat app. The food arrived late and then we realised a dish was missing, we tried to ring but the phone was constantly engaged by the time we got through we had pretty much eaten all our food so we asked to be credited back for the missing dish. We were told this couldn't happen right now as they were busy and that they would call back the next day which never happened. Just not good enough especially as this was the first time we had ordered take away from here. Will not be using again.
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4. New Oriental Tea Room
Reviewed By visitorwithsense
This restaurant was sorely missed but pleased to say it has reopened under new management. Popped in to try it out at lunch today and delighted to see that it is if anything better than before. Food excellent. Lunch has got quite a bit more expensive but the dinner and take away menu are as reasonable as ever. Hope they keep open
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3. saltash tandoori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By PlymouthJS123
Visited the restaurant for a grandparent's birthday meal.Slow in taking orders to begin with, but eventually the starters came and these were of satisfactory (at best) quality - with most of our party complaining that the mixed kebabs were cold. No service throughout asking if our meals were fine nor did anyone come over and ask if we wanted to order any drinks - we had to flag down a waiter several times.Then a delay of around 1 hour 30 minutes --> 2 hours until our main course came out. Some of these were wrong (we did not order a Chicken Bhuna, but were provided with one) and had to be sent back whilst we waited for the correct order to come out. We were not even apologised to for any of these inconveniences - let alone offered any complimentary deductions from the bill. Eventually, considerably later, we received the bill and were amazed that the restaurant had the cheek to deduct extra money for 3 of our (large) party not being able to make it. Our table set-up was uncomfortable and we were squeezed tightly in as it was. If our additional 3 members had turned up, I would be surprised if they would have been able to even fit in to the small space available. Very poor and rude service, average food, and a generally unsatisfactory experience.
2. SuperBowls
Overall Ratings
4 based on 166 reviews
Healthy Asian and seafood Restaurant
Reviewed By 157DavidM
Previously I have tried and failed in finding somewhere interesting and âdifferentâ to eat in Saltash. This Malay restaurant is great. Plenty of seating, next to the upper car park just off the high street. Have you been yet? The lamb is really tasty as is the accompanying pak choi with garlic and ginger. If you donât do lamb there is the beef...
1. New Oriental Tea Room
Reviewed By visitorwithsense
This restaurant was sorely missed but pleased to say it has reopened under new management. Popped in to try it out at lunch today and delighted to see that it is if anything better than before. Food excellent. Lunch has got quite a bit more expensive but the dinner and take away menu are as reasonable as ever. Hope they keep open
