This place is great! Love their chicken kabobs and their chips. They only take cash so come…read moreprepared. There is no seating and it is all takeaway. It is our "fast food" place since we moved from the US

They were so helpful in providing a gluten free experience! Very specific about checking all…read moreingredients and scrubbed the grill prior to preparing my food. The food was delicious.

A yummy meal in a great location with perfect lighting. Very sweet place with good seasonings.read more

Don't miss it! This is the best Chinese takeaway I've ever tried! As a Chinese I have very high…read morestandard requirement for Chinese food and this shop definitely pleased me! Besides, it's very fast and good service as well!

The only Chinese takeaway we will use in the area. Food is excellent and delivery service is promptread more

Come to Empire just after 2am on a Friday night, or just after 1am any other night, and you will…read moreget to see the exact opposite to what you see 7pm the same night at the university library. Students that have been studying hard all day and gotten drunk in the evening are thrown out of the pubs at close and head straight to Empire for Chips and Cheese to satisfy their appetite and to get some fat lining the stomach again, falling over one another, talking loudly with friends and generally acting very amusingly ridiculous. What is admirable about Empire is how well it copes with this situation! Being right across from the Students' Union, it gets nearly all of their hungry customers, and yet service is usually quick, friendly, and the food surprisingly good. Only downside - the prices are clearly a response to the intoxication level of students, I doubt many students would pay so much for those Chips and Cheese completely sober, and the annoying music that is playing in the shop late at night.

This is truly bizarre food, totally Inedible. A menu with lots of options but no recognizable…read morecuisine. Tastes like something made by a drunk teenager trying to impress a new girlfriend. There is a shortage of far eastern food in Dundee but this is not close to any Asian cuisine. Avoid, even if starving.

I've been here twice since it opened and couldn't be happier. The first time was on an evening in…read moretheir early days. We stayed to eat but it wasn't very comfortable and I had expected more than what it was, so may have been a bit disappointed. However, the food was good and I just had to readjust my expectations. This isn't a Japanese restaurant (or even Chinese), it's an egg noodle takeaway. I visited again just yesterday, this time for lunch and for takeaway. It was great! The food was ready almost before I was done paying. It had plenty of meat (regular, sweet chili, chicken, £5.50) and was more than enough for lunch. Final judgment, great takeaway option if you want to feel better about yourself than a kebab or chippie might allow. If nothing else, excellent addition to the local options.

This little place was excellent! Super kind staff, and fabulous baked goods, panini, cappuccino,…read moreand tea. Highly recommend the scones. Went here twice!

Fantastic 40s atmosphere!! Be sure to not miss sitting in upstairs! A lovely treasure. Have the…read morePrince of Cambridge scone, the chicken and rice soup or the chocolate cake when available. Especially lovely on a cool autumn or spring day. The only downside is when one of the employees is in, he has medium-length orange hair and leans way over the food while he is preparing it to sit-in or takeaway. The other staff are fantastic, however, if this employee is serving, I have walked out instead of placing my takeaway order. They really should be wearing hairnets with long hair. Do not miss Gorgeous though! The atmosphere and scones are a must in St. Andrews!!

DEEP FRIED MARS BARS = EPIC WIN…read more (for other people....)

DEEP FRIED MARS BARS = EPIC WIN…read more (for me!!!) Ooooohhh, the gooeyness of the nougat and the caramel with the heat and crispiness of the batter. Almost worth the train fare to St Andrews alone. Though they do them in Edinburgh as well so maybe I'll go there. Warning: they only deep fry their own stuff. You can't buy a Mars bar elsewhere and get them to fry it for you. If you do that, you end up with an extra, unfried Mars bar. Which you could put in a fridge and very nearly leave at your friends' house and then by the time you get to eat it it's not cold anymore so you wonder why you put it in the fridge in the first place. If you want.