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Popped in here to order a little bit of takeaway on a rainy Friday night. Contrary to the other reviews, I actually found the service to be quite frie…
Emily Campbell
Hot Kung Fu
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Food is ok, reasonable price. Not good service at all. They don't make you feel welcome when you come in to the shop. The noodles that we got is dry.…
Cristina Zapanta
Hot Kung Fu
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This is a basic Chinese take away but the food is really good and reasonably priced. What I like is that you can order a small or a large dish, this i…
Hayley Russell
Hot Kung Fu
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4 Reviews on “Hot Kung Fu”
Popped in here to order a little bit of takeaway on a rainy Friday night. Contrary to the other reviews, I actually found the service to be quite friendly. Though when I asked what the difference really is between the large dish and the small dish, I was just told the large dish is bigger than the small dish. The food itself was not bad, it didn’t exactly blow me away. I went for the small chicken chow mein (no veg because I am weird like that), which is actually is quite big, so who knows what the large is like! The chicken was a little on the dry side but the noodles were pretty good. frankly-ms-shankly.blogspot.com
Food is ok, reasonable price. Not good service at all. They don’t make you feel welcome when you come in to the shop. The noodles that we got is dry.
This is a basic Chinese take away but the food is really good and reasonably priced. What I like is that you can order a small or a large dish, this isn’t often a choice at other restaurants. Their prawn crackers are a bit rubbish though which is a bit of a let down. waterpainteddreams.com
When you have to avoid certain ingredients there are styles of food you become bored of and others that you crave. Indian food is easily gluten-free, Chinese food less so. When I find somewhere that makes any effort to accommodate I’m hooked.There are some who say a Chinese restaurant isn’t right without some serious attitude from the staff, and you’ll definitely get that here; I’ve often come away feeling like a criminal. However, the food is better than average for its type and more importantly, much of the menu is either marked as GF or as suitable for being made that way. AndI miss a good black bean sauce so much that I can take a lot of dirty looks to get some I can eat. facebook.com