Label Food - Menu

Incredible food, incredible service. Went in and ordered food to takeaway and only had to wait 5 mins. Would definitely recommend!

Always go here when I'm craving real Chinese food. Pork belly and tender ribs are to die for. Also good vegetarian options. You can enjoy a filling, delicious meal for under a tenner easily!

Fantastic value for money with an amazing noodle soup dish. I opted for the roast pork noodle soup at £8 and added a topping of slow-cooked beef tendon for just £1. The service was incredibly friendly. View menu

Mr Label’s (his real name! restaurant is the best. The taste is authentic, bursting with flavour. The helpings are huge, full plate size. The price is unbeatable: £6:50 for a main meal. And the service and hospitality are wonderful. 100% recommend!

By miles the best chinese food i have ever had in southampton real food with a great informal atmosphere...I describe this place has a chinese cafe but with the best food bar none.Dont come if you want the normal boring food served in normal chines but if wamt real food this is tje place.

We had a great time at the restaurant. The service was quick and the food was delicious. The chef and staff were very helpful. We ordered the spicy tender beef noodles bowl, vegetable and tofu noodle bowl, and fried chicken side dish. They didn't serve alcohol, but the jasmine tea was excellent. View menu

Label food isn't much to look at its reminiscent of a canteen, but does some of the best, and as far as I can tell most authentic Chinese food in Southampton. You might not find sweet and sour chicken on the menu, but Label has a great range of soup and noodle dishes and roast meats with rice. The dishes all tend to be on the spicy side and are huge for the price you pay. My favourite thing to eat here is any of the noodle dishes, the noodles are chewy and soak up the broth well and the meat is always tender. The kind of food you want to eat after you've been suffering with a cold.

The last time I was in this place, a long time ago, it was a small Post Office. It’s now a brightly lit Chinese cafe with an odd name that sounds like a mistaken translation. The staff speak limited English, and the night we were there all the other customers were Asian. The menu appears to be very meat oriented. The two vegetarian options, with rice or noodles, seemed to have a chicken stock base and there are no seafood choices. The food is very well cooked and really inexpensive. Most dishes were around £6. It is quite a basic canteen style setting and can only offer a range of soft drinks, tea and water. I suspect this is a popular eating place for students with limited budgets.

The food at this restaurant is amazing. My partner and I recently moved into the neighborhood and decided to try out the local Chinese place. To our surprise, we discovered that we were living next to the best Chinese restaurant in England. I had the udon noodle soup with beef spareribs and it was incredibly delicious. The noodles were fantastic, the beef was very tender, and the soup was flavorful. It was very spicy, which I loved, and despite sweating and tearing up, I thoroughly enjoyed it. The portion sizes were generous and the prices were very reasonable at only £7 for a huge bowl of noodle soup. My partner ordered the duck rice which was perfectly tender and flavorful. We also tried t... View menu