The Empire Chinese Takeaway - (Near , london)

Nick Whitfield Michelle the manager was just really helpful. Staff always helpful there. We always get flowers there they are good quality.

Kevin Restrepo Have been having a December meal with friends here for the last few years, and the team are always super attentive and provide us with a great experience. Food is lovely and very reasonably priced. Would highly recommend

Carly Bownes I visited this pub as I am staying in the area for work and didnt want to spend another evening sitting in the Airbnb. The staff were so accommodating and happy for me to work before my food arrived. The food was delicious, reasonably priced and the staff were super friendly and welcoming. I felt completely at ease despite being a solo diner. A big shout out to Megan who looked after me and gave fantastic service!

Wanderson Gean Food always quality and neat fresh food go and enjoy your food guys

Imran Zm If you’re around Barking Riverside and spot the Good Meal Jamaican food cart, it’s definitely worth stopping by. Don’t let the simple setup fool you—this place delivers big, authentic Caribbean flavours. The jerk chicken is a standout, grilled to perfection with a smoky kick and just the right level of spice. The curry goat is rich, tender, and full of deep seasoning that tastes like it’s been slow-cooked with care. Served with rice and peas, plus sweet fried plantains, every meal feels hearty and satisfying. What really makes this food cart special is the freshness and speed. Everything is served hot, portions are generous, and the value for money is excellent. The service is friendly and down-to-earth, adding to the overall experience. For a quick, flavour-packed meal on the go, Good Meal’s food cart brings a proper taste of Jamaica right to the streets of Barking Riverside. Definitely one of those local gems you’ll keep coming back to.

1956gooner My experience here was a welcome surprise. Both the food and service were excellent. For starters I had the prawn puri (£6.95), the prawns were cooked perfectly, nice and soft. For mains I had Goan green chicken curry (£11.95), on the sweeter and milder side but delicious. Accompanied by special fried rice (£4.95) and a dryish saag bhaji (£4.95). All washed down with a double whisky (£9.50 ish). A restaurant I will return to.