Oriental Gourmet

Went for a pickup order on the recommendation of a friend. I have heard good things. Ordered Szechuan Crispy Lamb, crispy shredded beef and special chow mien. I picked up and the order was ready on time, the staff polite and friendly. I arrived home most excited and plated up and had a fantastic meal watching cooking on youtube lol. My fam arrived home and I relayed my enjoyment insisting we have to eat from there again. Absolutely banging!!
Apr 16th, 2023

Our new go to Chinese. Wonderful flavours, more spicy than other take outs, but thats to our taste and there is an option to order less spicy. The Singapore noodles are the best weve had, and the satay sauce is amazing. Everything weve tried has been so good. Food was delivered on time and hot. We will be ordering again soon.
Sep 15th, 2022

Food was the best..... I've tried quite a few Chinese takeaways in Ipswich, with some not tasting so good ended up being a waste of money ... But the food here oh my goodness it makes you want to eat your fingers. I have to say this is my new favourite
Jul 14th, 2022

May 30th, 2022

I was told there would be an additional charge of 50p for a purchase of a meal less than 10! I have advised them of the following:- You have NO RIGHT to do this Quote " Businesses are not permitted to impose surcharges for paying by debit card, credit card or electronic payment services." Payment surcharges Trading Standards Institute Advice Payment surcharges . In most cases, surcharges for electronic or card payments are not permitted; where allowed, surcharges based on the payment method are subject to restrictions This guidance is for England, Scotland and Wales Whichever methods of payment a business accepts, there are costs associated with handling and processing the payment. Most businesses treat these costs like any other costs, and they simply set prices at a level that is intended to generate an acceptable return or rate of profit. However, in some cases, businesses have sought to cover or offset the cost of accepting certain payment methods by imposing surcharges on customers who choose to use those payment methods. Businesses are not permitted to impose surcharges for paying by debit card, credit card or electronic payment services. The ban on surcharges does not apply to commercial debit or credit cards. Surcharges are permitted in relation to other methods of payment - for example, cash or cheque - but where surcharges are made to consumers they are governed by the Consumer Rights (Payment Surcharges) Regulations 2012 (amended by the Payment Services Regulations 2017). The Regulations limit charges to consumers who are buying goods and services. Ban on surcharges Businesses cannot impose any surcharge for using the following methods of payment: consumer credit cards, debit cards or charge cards similar payment methods that are not card-based (for example, mobile phone-based payment methods) electronic payment services (for example, PayPal) I await your reply before I report you to trading standards! Kind regards
May 15th, 2022