St Peters Chinese Takeaway in North East Lincolnshire

Always happy with food and friendly service

Best Chinese restaurant in Cleethorpes in the eggs are beautiful

Usually very gold from this Chinese but this time ,chicken ball's overly greasy overly battered with small bit's of chicken in which ruined the meal to be honest my partner can't keep off the toilet today ,shame cos we used to love this place.

Our "go to" Chinese Takeaway, never had a bad meal yet.

If I could give no stars I would! Me and my partner got a Chicken curry, rice and chips! I always check my Chicken yet it was all pink, I didn't even give it to my dog's! It went straight in the bin!.I told my boyfriend to eat it but he said it was alright! He now has food poisoning and is in bad way!In all the 5 years I've been with him I've never seen him so ill. Yes I did warn him, maybe now he will listen to me when I check my food from takeaways, its why I do! I choose not to be poisoned!It was the first time trying these and we definitely want be returning customers, stick you raw chicken where the sun don't shine!

Tried many different takeaway since moving here 5 year's ago ,best one so far

I orded Chinese recently and the order was wrong I called them they sent the missing order again and it was still wrong.

Awful. Had one last night, the chicken was soggy and soft and overall, a very bland meal. Didn't enjoy it at all and woke up feeling terrible, never again.

Amazed always found it hard to enjoy a Chinese takeaway but this was amazing I actually enjoyed the food could not fault at all

Really, really, really poor. We searched all over and couldn’t find a menu online anywhere. So we had to fly blind and guess what they had. Several of the pork spare ribs tasted slightly old and hardly had any meat on them. when I asked for Kung pow chicken (one of the most popular Chinese dishes on the planet,) the lady on the phone was clueless to what it was and had to ask someone else there if they carried it. What was delivered was a very poor rendition of sweet and sour chicken with a extremely watered down red sauce. The name Kung pow means “with peanuts.” the dish I received had a few raw cashews sprinkled on top instead. The chicken in the dish seemed tender, and the fried rice was okay. But overall the meal was a major letdown.