I used to live in the Keyford area and Happy Garden was always one of my favourite take-aways for…read moreChinese food. There is a very large menu and the choices are unfailingly delicious. A pretty basic, clean interior, nothing noteable about the Chinese-themed decor, but really all you want is somewhere to sit down for a few minutes whilst awaiting your order. Their king prawn curry and rice is one of my personal favourites. Prices are reasonable, and portion size is always very good. It's service with a smile all the way from the pleasant and friendly staff. Orders can be given over the counter or phoned through to save time. Either way, it's a very tasty treat that awaits you.

Absolutely authentic Chinese takeaway, Sunday dinner is…read moreindeed quite satisfactory, Delicious crispy duck, Guangdong taste of pork, The last mention is that disc special fried rice particularly delicious Food less oil and less salt and monosodium glutamate. Somerset difficult to find a second, I especially recommend

This franchise is a popular one in town. Despite the fact that the prices are what I would call…read morequite high (what you pay for a delivery service, really) the quality of pizza is always absolutely top-notch. Mouth-watering and efficiently delivered, they keep good hours for both the busy socialite and the 'I'm too tired to cook tonight' family! There are often special meal-deals available, especially reccomend keeping an eye out for the Early Week Special whereby a large pizza is a lot cheaper if ordered Mon-Weds. Delivery is usually well within the 30 minutes they quote, sometimes so quick I've barely had time to make a cup of tea after phoning! So all in all, not a cheap option but a very quick, convenient and tasty option for a treat!

Always on time,great taste and many offers. Only problem (and nothing to do with this branch) is…read morethe usual cost of the pizza.

Tong does really great Chinese. Their prices are very reasonable and the quality is great. Only…read moreproblem is they have very limited opening times and the decor could do with improving, but they are well worth the trip.

For a slap-up tasty Indian Take-away, I find that Pollys is simply the best in the town…read more Situated at the top of Catherine Street in an unpretentious little store, the aromas emanating from it are enough to make you want to dash inside! The service is excellent, friendly and polite. The prices are very reasonable, and the waiting time is always swift (you can phone ahead to speed things up even more). There is an extensive menu, and the staff are always happy to explain anything you're unsure about, and make reccomendations. Each order I've ever had comes complete with complimentary poppadom, salad and Bombay Potato. The portions are generous and filling, and really hit the spot. They do a range of starters, then main courses of Tandoori, Kurma, Masala, Jalfrezi, Biriany and Balti, plus Chef's Specials. Plus an extensive Curry list ranging from the very mild Kashmir to the firey hot Phall. There are special vegetable dishes, all the side dishes you could wish for - and a very small selection of English dishes for those not able or daring enough to try the spicy. Around twelve quid gets you a take-out for two of one main course plus rice each. Really good value.

Unfortunately changed ownership don't taste the same gutted and price gone up not good grrrrrread more

Great local chippy in the Badcox area. Many locals still think of it as The Ancient Mariner fish &…read morechip shop (the Ancient Mariner having been there for thirty years). These days is a brightly lit, clean and generically decorated chippy run by a Chinese family, so it has the added benefit of an extensive Chinese take-away menu as well. Their chips are great - fresh, fluffy and properly cooked. The portions are good-sized, and the fish is always fresh. A portion of chips and curry sauce with a pea fritter along with battered jumbo sausage and chips will come to under a tenner and be worth it! (Not that I'm saying that's our regular order junk food of choice..but..have been known to indulge!) On the Chinese side of things, their Prawn Curry is highly reccomended. It might lack the finesse and extra delicacy of a fancy restaurant curry but for a take-out it's really tasty and hits the spot. Good value, good grub, friendly service.

My friend was round so we decided to get a Chinese from here which I had never been to before but…read moreshe had. When the order arrived part of it was wrong as we had two rices when one was meant to be a chow mein. I then phoned them up to explain. The woman on the phone was incredibly rude, she refused to believe that she had made a mistake in the order saying that we had got it wrong! She the tried to make us pay for another chow mein. I could not believe how rude and cocky she was. After speaking to the manager and making a complaint we did get the rice swapped for a chow mein but by that time everything had gone cold and was not an enjoyable meal. Won't be going back!

Good food but it was delivered twenty minutes later than they'd specified and then a further item…read morethey'd left off the original order arrived ten minutes after that. Wouldn't have bothered me but when I called to enquire the member of staff who answered offered no explanation or apology and lacked basic customer service skills. Disappointing experience overall.

This is a large Chinese restaurant on the first floor of a corner building in the centre of town,…read morewith large windows along one wall, overlooking the parish church. The foyer has a fish tank, reminiscent of restaurants in the Far East - although the fish here are not for eating! We had the mixed vegetarian starter for 3 people (£9.90 per person) to start. This included spring rolls, samosas, "vegetarian chicken" skewers (made of tofu), deep fried onion rings and deep fried seaweed. The spring rolls and seaweed were very tasty, but the onion rings were a little bland. The "vegetarian chicken" is an acquired taste (or rather, texture) - but certainly interesting. For our mains my partner had stir fried chicken with cashew nuts, and I had stir-fried tofu with cashew nuts (with generous quantities of tofu). With this, we had a portion of stir-fried vegetables. In hindsight, we should have gone for a spicier option, as we found the dishes to be perfectly edible, but rather bland - surprising for Chinese cuisine. The overall bill with drinks and service came to £30 a head, which was good value. Service was efficient and friendly. I'm sure we'll be back - it is a favourite of a friend of mine - but next time we'd go for one of the spicier or sweet & sour options.

This has only been open for a year or two but recieved excellent reviews right from the start…read more Situated above the big Bar 11 complex on Palmer Street (just off Bath Street) you can browse the extensive menu from street level before climbing a couple of flights of stairs (to help you work up an appetite!) to the main restaurant area. I've only been in there for a take-away so can't comment on the service in the restaurant. However I can say it's smartly decorated chinoiserie themed, and the waiting area for take-aways is the same as for in-house tables - very comfortable and luxurious. Prices aren't cheap, and there's a bit of a wait for the food to be prepared but the quality is very superior and the portion sizes are good. The sort of place you'd go for a treat!