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Olympic Fish & Chips

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4.1 out of 5 stars4.1(175 reviews)

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Quick info

020 8091 4085
2 Leywick St, London E15 3DD, United Kingdom
£10–20 · Reported by 13 people

About Olympic Fish & Chips

On Leywick St, Olympic Fish & Chips is a fish and chips takeaway with a menu of nine dishes covering cod, haddock, and chips alongside saveloy, sausage in batter, beef sausages, veg spring rolls, paka pies, and fish cakes. Fish is cooked to order, so a wait for fresh chips and fish is common, and portions run large enough that a fish and chips order can feed two people. Curry sauce is available as an add-on, and the counter staff sometimes apply sauce to orders themselves. The shop operates on a walk-in basis, open Monday to Saturday and closed Sundays, with service running until 8pm. Orders also go out through Uber Eats for delivery. Parking is available near the shop.

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Menu & Prices

9 dishes
  • Large Fish and Chips Cod
  • Large Cod and Chips
  • Fish Cake
  • Nuggets and Onion Rings
  • Coca-Cola
  • Battered Sausage and Traditional Chips
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Reviews

4.1/5
175 reviews

What reviewers say

Reviewers most often mention chunky chips, cod and chips, curry sauce and large portions.

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Featured reviews

  • Mark Mclaughlan
    “A fantastic chippy, very authentic, huge portion sizes of both Fish (Cod, Haddock..) and proper chips.. …”
  • Mahi Khan
    “Lovely food, weird the staff insisted on putting sauce on herself even though I wanted to do it. Dropped a tonne of sauce and ruined my meal. Just found it strange she wouldn’t let me hold the bottle.”
  • Filip D
    “Overpriced and so stingy in here. burger has the tiniest sauce on it as if you scraped it on with a butter knife. Rude as well don’t even bother go chicken spot up the road”
  • L King
    “Ordered via Uber Eats. Two portions of chips one saveloy and one sausage in batter. The most disgusting chips I have ever had the displeasure of eating. Do you practice making them so awful? I don’t understand how you can ruin a chip so badly. It’s fried potato, it should have been greasy and delicious. Instead the chips were strangely chewy. No amount of salt or vinegar improved the lack of flavour. God knows what they were fried in. Like eating chewy cardboard. Absolutely awful. You should be closed down for ruining the Traditional Meal of Great Britain. Clearly the owner can’t take criticism. Instead of leaving rude responses to bad reviews, sort out your business and do better. Don’t worry, I’ll never purchase anything from your business again so this is the only review you’ll get from me.”
  • pete gooding
    “Good fat,chunky style chip shop with good food quality at decent prices(tucked away from busy manor road)easy parking when visiting,personally I ask the owner to fry up fresh chips and I don’t mind the extra waiting time.the fish is freshly cooked,beef sausages,veg spring rolls,paka pies & fish cakes too,shop does close at 8pm.”

Hours

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Customer Review Summary

Chips divide reviewers more than anything else. Fans describe fat, chunky chips that are fresh, well fried and well seasoned, and one asks the owner for a fresh batch and doesn't mind the extra wait. Others found them chewy, hard or half cooked, with no flavour even after salt and vinegar. Fish splits opinion too. Cod is called freshly cooked and "on point", and several mention huge portions, with one saying a large fish and chips can feed two. A delivery customer found the chip portions small, though, and two reviewers received small or undercooked fish, one with batter not cooked through. Fish cakes, beef sausages, veg spring rolls and paka pies also get a mention. Service is mixed. One reviewer praises a lovely woman cooking cod as customers wait, while others report rude counter staff, a burger with barely any sauce, and a server who insisted on saucing the meal herself and spilled a tonne over it. The curry sauce was called watered down and stone cold. One household put the fish in the bin and ordered elsewhere.

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