
Lucky Horse
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About Lucky Horse
On Nantwich Rd in Crewe, Lucky Horse is a Chinese takeaway serving the surrounding streets on a walk-in basis, with orders placed at the counter rather than by reservation. The menu runs through familiar Chinese takeaway dishes, and fried rice, including Singapore fried rice and special fried rice, is a commonly ordered choice. Egg foo young appears on the menu as well, alongside salt and pepper chips ordered as a side. There is no seating on site, so food is collected to take away.
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Menu & Prices
1 dishes- Fried Rice
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention salt and pepper chips, special fried rice, crispy chicken and Singapore fried rice.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention salt and pepper chips, special fried rice, crispy chicken and Singapore fried rice.
Customer Review Summary
Most reviewers describe disappointing, reheated or poorly cooked food, with salt and pepper chips the most named dish. Diners call them reheated, greasy and rock hard, and one family who otherwise enjoyed their Singapore fried rice, egg foo young and noodles said the chips let the meal down. The special fu yung draws complaints of raw onion and chewy meat, while the special fried rice is called overcooked and another reviewer says the fried rice was boiled with soy sauce. One reviewer describes Singapore vermicelli and Sichuan chicken coloured red and lacking spice, and another says crispy chicken in lemon sauce seemed reheated from the day before. A soggy, salty spring roll and a stir fry that tasted of curry powder also come up. Service divides opinion. Two reviewers praise friendly staff, generous portions and good prices, while others report no cutlery and a rude response, and one says a big hair found in the food was met with "what do you want me to do about it." Another received only a refund for the chicken after returning the order.
Customer Review Summary
Most reviewers describe disappointing, reheated or poorly cooked food, with salt and pepper chips the most named dish. Diners call them reheated, greasy and rock hard, and one family who otherwise enjoyed their Singapore fried rice, egg foo young and noodles said the chips let the meal down. The special fu yung draws complaints of raw onion and chewy meat, while the special fried rice is called overcooked and another reviewer says the fried rice was boiled with soy sauce. One reviewer describes Singapore vermicelli and Sichuan chicken coloured red and lacking spice, and another says crispy chicken in lemon sauce seemed reheated from the day before. A soggy, salty spring roll and a stir fry that tasted of curry powder also come up. Service divides opinion. Two reviewers praise friendly staff, generous portions and good prices, while others report no cutlery and a rude response, and one says a big hair found in the food was met with "what do you want me to do about it." Another received only a refund for the chicken after returning the order.
Featured reviews
- atul sawate
“I ordered takeaway and did not find any cutlery in the bag...when asked, expressions were like asked for treasure or something..... Such a rude staff.... Spoiler of Friday mood....”
- paul wharton
“ts the worst food ive had from a takeway never again the spring rool was soggy salty and bland the special fried rice was over cooked not good at all”
- Huzaifah Ahmed
“Delicious food amazing prices amazing customer service a must go for people who enjoy Chinese cuisine”
- Richárd Horváth
“If you're going there personally, you can feel the gloomy, negative energy. But that wasn't the problem. I ordered crispy chicken in lemon sauce, crispy duck in orange sauce and beef in garlic sauce. I asked for the lemon and orange sauce to be separated. "I am so glad I did." Which will be 50 pennies more. They said. The sauces hardly differ in taste, except that they have a sign on the container. The chicken cooked yesterday was only reheated. You can see in the picture. I brought back the chicken and the two sauces. No apologies, only paying back the price of the chicken. No compensation for the sauces, wasted time, etc. Henceforth, I will never again order or buy anything from there. Because I am certain the food wasn't fresh.”
- Dab
“The food wasn't very traditional Chinese as we always go out favourite one called Goodies in Crewe. The stir fry just tasted like curry powder in thick noodles which my partner said it wasn't great. My crispy shredded chicken wasn't great was really thick and not shredded chicken at all. Disappointed.”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
- AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible car park · Wheelchair-accessible seating
Amenities
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
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- Accessibility· 1
- Wheelchair-accessible seating
Location
Chinese restaurants near Lucky Horse
- 0.9 mi
chow mein, sesame prawn toast, curry sauce
- Chop Suey House4.01073.4 mi
special fried rice, salt and pepper chips, sweet and sour chicken balls
- 3.4 mi
black bean sauce, set menu, sweet and sour chicken
| Place | Rating | Distance | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lucky Horse | 3.9218 | — | salt and pepper chips, special fried rice, crispy chicken |
| Happy Garden Chinese Takeaway Crewe | 3.946 | 0.9 mi | chow mein, sesame prawn toast, curry sauce |
| Chop Suey House | 4.0107 | 3.4 mi | special fried rice, salt and pepper chips, sweet and sour chicken balls |
| Hing's Chinese Takeaway | 4.387 | 3.4 mi | black bean sauce, set menu, sweet and sour chicken |
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