Mandarin Chinese - Menu

I have had 2 meals from here now new owners and food really good as good as the golden gate in London, Roast chicken curry chow mein delicious and enough for 2. Please do not take notice of old reveiws as the new new owners are doing a prawn cracking job.

I ordered a takeout of chicken curry, mushroom fried rice, and pork chop suey. It was extremely unpleasant - the dishes looked like slop on the plate, all the same color with no taste. It was so bad that I ended up throwing it in the trash. I will not be returning to this Chinese restaurant.

Excellent take away- they catered really well for gluten free and nut free requests and labeled all the dishes accordingly. All of the dishes were well balanced with plenty of meat proportionately. Did have to wait a little longer than time stated but would rather have fresh hot food!! Thanks very much x View menu

Ordered food 6.30pm on Sat evening for collection 7.15pm, nothing mentioned about being busy or having to wait longer, still waiting at the take-a-way at 8pm for the food which was hot but not the best, chips undercooked, chicken balls did not appear cooked in the middle, first time have eaten from this take a-way as new to the area, may give it another go but doubtful. May have been a one off, waiting time far too long.

Ordered chicken with bamboo shoots and water chestnuts, egg fried rice and prawn crackers takeaway. The food looked and smelt sour and rancid, and tasted even worse. Immediately returned the food and explained the situation, it was obvious that they didn't believe me. They never even opened the returned package but gave various excuses. The £12.10 I paid was slapped on the counter without even an apology. Would not return!

I ordered hot and sour soup with plenty of veggies, but it was not as good as other places I have tried. The Singapore vermicelli was not spicy as promised, and the meat in it tasted rancid, so I ended up not finishing it. It just tasted awful. Hopefully, I won't have an upset stomach tomorrow! My wife had chicken foo yung, and again, it didn't taste fresh, the meat seemed off. Overall, we were very disappointed. We just moved here, so we need to find a different restaurant to try. View menu

sadly not many options when you live out here, mandarin used to be a safe bet but last couple of meals from here have been poor. From what i read on Lincolnshire Live the owners changed at the start of the year and boy does it show. last night we ordered chicken balls (fatty) beef curry (tasted full of msg and undercooked onions) salt and pepper ribs (better than last time but still more gristle than meat and slightly anemic) and singapore noodles (bland) with a couple of sauces and sme chips for a smidgeon under 30 quid.

We decided to try Mandarin Chinese for our usual Chinese takeout since our regular spot was closed. Unfortunately, we were extremely disappointed with everything except for the chips and rice. The ribs were more like small, tough, and dry pieces of meat on the bone. The seaweed was lacking in flavor, the beef with Chinese mushrooms was cold and bland, and the salt and pepper chicken was both dry and overly salty. Considering we only live 3 minutes away, the lack of freshness and hotness of the food was unacceptable. We will not be ordering from here again.

So we haven’t had a Chinese for a while in general and the village Chinese has always been a sure thing for a good meal! So for Mother’s Day, I wanted a big fat Chinese feast!! So we made a fair £40+ order for the family. And it all had something wrong with it. The shredded duck was extremely dry and some so crispy it was inedible. But no bother we thought, lather on a bit more hoisin! Tasty enough to be fair, just over cooked and very very dry. Plain chow mein was nice, young chow fried rice was nice....cant go wrong with noodles or rice though really, kids happy at that as that is what they mainly eat so at least they weren’t hungry after. Chicken balls were burnt and so crunchy you couldn... View menu