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Silver Bowl Takeaway in Edinburgh serving Chinese & Thai cuisine
Silver Bowl creates great tasting Chinese and Thai food, made with the freshest ingredients.
Our 12 Albert Place takeaway serves Thai cuisine and our 311 Leith Walk takeaways serve Chinese takeaway cuisine.
For Takeaway Online Ordering you can choose the exact time you want to collect you order or arrange delivery, even if it is hours away or another day.
We serve both Chinese Takeaway and Thai Takeaway, you can make an online order of either one of these cuisines.
Why not visit our Online Takeaway Menu to start selecting from our popular dishes.
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Where's the best Chinese takeaway in Edinburgh? | TablePouncer
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There’s a real mix of the classic Cantonese dishes and the more unusual: we recommend ordering the char sui pork with its sweet, honey-roasted flavour, and the crispy shredded chicken with a sweet and fiery honey and chilli sauce.
Corstorphine’s Cool Jade is open seven days a week for takeaway Chinese food - and whenever we’ve collected our meals in the past, each dish has been freshly cooked and steaming hot.
Sitting between Gorgie and Merchiston, Taste Good is a contemporary Chinese restaurant that also offers a takeaway and delivery service seven days a week.
On the menu, you’ll find all of the popular Cantonese dishes from sesame prawn toasts to special chow mein - if ordering starters, their aromatic crispy duck with pancakes and fresh plum sauce is exceptional.
The duck with lemon sauce is so good that we won’t go back to lemon chicken again - and if you get the chance to dine in, you’ll find that it’s one of the few Chinese restaurants in Edinburgh with a special children’s menu.
Tom and Allan's Eating-Out Guide for the Edinburgh area
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TOP TEN RESTAURANTS (1) Artcafe Morita on the Canongate, (2=) Vittoria on the Walk, (2=) Fishers on Thistle Street, (4) Mussel and Steak in the Grassmarket, (5) The Merlin Bar in Morningside, (6) Caf� e Cucina in Morningside, (7) The Arcade on Cockburn Street, (8) La Tasca in Omni Centre, (9) Caf� Renroc on Montgomery Street, (10) Deli Polonia on Leith Walk LEAD SPOON Valvona and Crolla in Elm Row, A nameless joint on the Royal Mile (----) TOP CHIPPIES (1) Giovanni�s on Northfield Broadway, (2) Deep Sea Fry at top of Leith Walk BEST BAR FOOD (1) Cramond Inn, (2) Bridge Inn at Ratho, (3)Two Bridges Inn in South Queensferry, (4) The Regent on Abbeymount In Tom�s neck of the woods, Vittoria on the Walk is currently one of our favourite eating places.
Until late 2011, Massimo�s (the family�s restaurant in Glasgow is still superb) was the order of the day on Leith Walk, and Ernesto and Lisa Crolla offered chic Italian food and their excellent company at reasonable prices.
When Khushi�s, established in 1947, first re-opened on Antigua Street, Tom decided to forgive the tough-talking owner�s dire mistreatment of Ernesto Crolla and to lunch in the same location as before several times a week, since he�d always enjoyed watching the pedestrians streaming along the pavement outside.
The nearby Shezan Indian Restaurant is a poor man�s Khushi�s. Before it�s latest expensive refurbishment, it boasted a time-honoured reputation for inflating the bills when compared with the stated menu prices.
However, the basic foodstuff at Jolly�s isn�t obviously of particularly high quality health-wise and, while Vito�s more than generous, we�ve experienced a plethora of problems over the years, including invariably flat soda, stroppy waitresses, sour orange juice, burnt or under-cooked pizza, inadequate vegetables (e.g. just peas), silly knobs of garlic bread, incorrectly selected or cooked steak, badly-boiled potatoes that may have been left-overs and could have caused food-poisoning, and an over-abundance of not-so-great chips.
Silver Bowl (12 Albert Place, Leith Walk, Edinburgh) | The List
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Takeaway review Established in 1968, Silver Bowl certainly has a venerable track record in keeping the residents of Leith supplied with Chinese takeaways (and more recently Thai from its sister Albert Street branch).
Punchy, fragrant flavours and fresh ingredients make this a standout choice for Thai and Chinese takeaway cuisine.
Tod mun pla (Thai fishcakes) are vibrant and kao pad keed mao mu (noodles with pork, chilli and holy basil) is a fairly faithful representation of the popular Thai street food dish commonly known as ‘drunken noodles’.
Popular Chinese dishes such as char siu chow mein and special fried rice are enjoyably light rather than the oily, cloying versions served up by so many other similar establishments.
Delivery is efficient too and ordering straightforward thanks to a slick online operation, while a series of special offers and loyalty discounts add to the attraction.
Xanadu Chinese Restaurant (13–14 Dalziel Place, Meadowbank ...
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Named after an emperor’s summer palace, Xanadu’s own decor is simple and functional with Chinese scenes on the pale blue walls and wipe-clean cloths on the tables.
On the menu you’ll find all the familiar dishes with a few dim sum options and mainly seafood specials to add some variety.
Other dishes don’t stand out, although cooked well.
A two-course ‘tea time’ menu for £9.90 is served till 9pm, excluding Saturdays, and you can BYOB (although the wine list is very reasonably priced), making Xanadu a good budget choice.
It may not be the ‘stately pleasure-dome’ of Coleridge’s famous poem, but Xanadu is a decent, family-run restaurant that knows how to keep its regulars coming back for more.
Silver Bowl Thai restaurant menu in Edinburgh – Order from Just Eat
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