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We visited Town Gate Chinese in Abergavenny for the first time tonight and were thoroughly impressed. The dishes were delicious, and the servings were generous. Our order was ready for pickup in just 7 minutes, much faster than the usual 15-minute wait at other takeaways. We wholeheartedly recommend this place and will surely return. It has become our top choice for Chinese food moving forward.
Oh dear! Tasteless odourless unsavoury, abandoned after 4-5 mouthfuls, even the pooch turned his nose up, and he isn’t fussy at all! Only thing edible was the prawn crackers, and they come from “prawn cracker central”
Town Gate Chinese Abergavenny
First time we tried it tonight and it was excellent.
Each course was very tasty and portion sizes were ample.
Waited about 7 minutes from order to pick up whereas in other takeaways we’ve waited around 15
Definitely recommend
Definitely use again
Definitely our Chinese of choice from now on
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