Having used this takeaway for a couple of years , I thought it only right to put my review on here!…read moreMan lung is a brilliant little Chinese restaurant that delivers flavoursome packed punches of quality food when it's needed! Friday nights in our house is known as Chinese Fridays as we nearly always have a Man Lung. The portions are of a good size and with a starter you can easily share one dish not only saving money but also helping with the waste-line. You can make your own dish combinations for example I like to order Chilli Chicken with Broccoli and cashews - not on the menu but made for me and it's divine! Prices are not that bad either and I believe they do home delivery within about ~3 miles for items over £15 but check first Great Chinese takeaway and for that I can't fault it !!

Best salt n pepper chicken going and the noodles are awesome. Are honest on delivery times as well.read more

Ok, so some might argue that 3 stars for this place is pretty brutal. In honesty if I was eating…read morebased only on the food it would be 4 or 5 stars, however, the review is for the whole package. Let's commence. I regularly order from here on a Saturday night (prime time) and the order is usually taken without issue. The problem I have is that I will be given a number and a wait time (for example 30 minutes). The wait time is like a number they have just plucked out of thin air. Every single time, if I turn up after 30 minutes, you can guarantee I have been stood waiting anywhere between 10-30 minutes over the allotted time. When given your food, a number is read out, a price given, money exchanged and good bye. Yes the place is busy, but you truly are just a number when it's busy. Just give me an honest wait time. I can't comment on any other night as it's usually weekend when I order. The food on the other hand is excellent, probably the best Chinese takeaway I've had in terms of food quality, quantity and it's very reasonably priced. As I said, the food is at the very least worthy of a 4 star rating. 3 stars but it could easily improve.

Visit here on a regular basis and it never disappoints. Tremendous food & very friendly staff with…read morea clean open kitchen. The fact it's busy every time you go in speaks volumes about the quality of the food. For anyone who enjoys spicy food, I highly recommend the Szechuan Chilli Pepper Chicken.

this is liberality the best Chinese, we have now moved to Australia and i find myself regularly…read moremissing a takeaway from here!!!!!! i will definitely be visiting on our trips back

Quick friendly service and excellen Chinese take away with free crackers with orders over a certain…read moreprice.

I love their egg fried rice and curry sauce in fact its my favourite food in the world i have no…read moreidea where id be without their food. Very quick delivery and always very nice.

Felt as though I was in a lovely hotel with nice surroundings. A comfortable atmosphere with…read morefriendly smiling staff on hand. What a good variety of different types of food for everyone to taste and enjoy.

We've all seen those cute little black Smart Cars zipping around the city with the Blue Ginger logo…read moreon the sides. But... Blue Ginger? What is it? My, if I found a piece of blue ginger in my food I'd be a little worried. I've only just managed to get my head round the bright orange ginger atop the food in Wagamama. Don't worry though, it's just a cute name. I have a friend who 'doesn't do Chinese food' because she hates MSG. Well, she hasn't an excuse any more. After extensive research (thank you, Google and Wikipedia) I still can't figure out exactly what tangible symptoms this additive is supposed to invoke, however the main thing is that Blue Ginger prides itself on not using monosodium glutamate. Rejoice! There's no doubt about it - Blue Ginger's delicious. It has its flaws in the expensiveness of the dishes and lack of late opening times (come on, Domino's is open until 5am! And I have firsthand knowledge of the fact that it uses delivery people who could quite easily star in The Hills Have Eyes, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre or Deliverance... I don't want to be told I have a 'purdy mouth' in the wee small hours but hey, we all need pizza), but it's worth it. It's the sort of takeaway that makes you want to get into your sweats, put on a DVD and just indulge in the cosiness of your city apartment. But Blue Ginger should be a treat unless you're a CEO or MD or Client Services Director or maybe even a celebrity. I think it breaks the bank a little with soups and starters ranging from £3.70 to around £7, or more if you opt for crispy duck pancakes. The online ordering service is a gem though, it's so simple... choose your sauce, then opt for beef, chicken, pork, prawn, king prawn, char sui, a combo, mixed veg, mushrooms or tofu. This means that the veggies don't miss out on great sauces, something I find happens often in Chinese takeout. You can simply pick and choose. Remember that these don't include rice and noodles which can make for a costly meal. Because there's so much choice you might find yourself gazumped, so the set meals and the chef's selection offer a solution to any difficulty in deciding. You can even order a bottle of wine to be delivered, the cheapest at £6.95 (and a Chardonnay too - bonus for me) or beers at around £1.70 each. Blue Ginger just about has everything covered. The food may be pricey, but the quality speaks for itself. It's fresh, it's hot and it's tasty. Some say you can't put a price on the perfect takeaway, so surely there's nothing wrong with paying a little extra for something special?