Village Fish & Chip Shop
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About Village Fish & Chip Shop
In Wallasey, Village Fish & Chip Shop is a fish and chips takeaway with a menu that runs across two traditions. The English side is battered fish and chips, while the Chinese side includes chowmein and a Singapore dish. That mix lets one order cover both styles, so a group can pick from either side without splitting between shops. The kitchen works from a single menu rather than separate counters. The shop sits at 118 Wallasey Village.
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Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention chicken fried rice, battered fish and chips, chinese menu and singapore dish.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention chicken fried rice, battered fish and chips, chinese menu and singapore dish.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers most often single out the Chinese food, with the chicken fried rice described as the best on the Wirral and one family travelling from Tranmere for it. Staff come up repeatedly as friendly and helpful, including one who suggested rice noodles when the chowmein had run out near closing, and several praise generous portions and good prices. Chips are the main sore spot. One reviewer was charged full price for a handful of chips, another found them undercooked, and a third said the peas were not mushy. Complaints about fish are specific too: one says two battered fish were small for the money, and another says it did not taste like cod. A Singapore dish is described as lacking spice, the price board is hard to read, and the shop looks tired to one regular who says it has slipped. Two reviewers point to River Queen across the road as the better choice. Another reviewer was handed a batch when they asked for roe, which they say is a cob or roll to southerners.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers most often single out the Chinese food, with the chicken fried rice described as the best on the Wirral and one family travelling from Tranmere for it. Staff come up repeatedly as friendly and helpful, including one who suggested rice noodles when the chowmein had run out near closing, and several praise generous portions and good prices. Chips are the main sore spot. One reviewer was charged full price for a handful of chips, another found them undercooked, and a third said the peas were not mushy. Complaints about fish are specific too: one says two battered fish were small for the money, and another says it did not taste like cod. A Singapore dish is described as lacking spice, the price board is hard to read, and the shop looks tired to one regular who says it has slipped. Two reviewers point to River Queen across the road as the better choice. Another reviewer was handed a batch when they asked for roe, which they say is a cob or roll to southerners.
Featured reviews
- redandwhite7899
“Not anywhere as good as it used to be. Singapore dish didn’t have the taste or spice kick it should have. Prices on the board need refreshing, can’t see any of them. Whole place just looks a bit tired”
- Gina Monk
“Great food great staff every meal been great”
- Tom Mccreadie
“In the photo, is how much fish you get in two battered fish. £10 a piece. Might be better opening a tin of tuna and putting it in a sandwich, probably get more fish.”
- Michael Gibney
“The one one with least chips the village, the other one is from the river queen, big difference and charged the full price for a handful of chips. Shocking, won't be going there ever again, don't give me substandard food and charge me full price. If you can't deliver the full order don't charge me for the full price, shocking service 😑”
- Boult Utilities
“Big mistake going to this chippy, food was expensive and substandard. Would not recommend, to top things off the owner was one of the most obnoxious people I have ever had the misfortune of speaking to. Don’t know how it’s got a 5 star cleanliness review either , stunk , my advise is to avoid, River Queen over the road is much better.”
Hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
- AccessibilityWheelchair: entrance, seating
Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
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- Accessibility· 1
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Location
Restaurants near Village Fish & Chip Shop
- Harvester Derby Pool Wallasey4.34,2690.7 mi£10–30Outdoor seatingVegan optionsVegetarian options
rotisserie chicken, sea view table, breakfast
- The New Golden Boat4.11122.3 mi£10–20
frozen oven chips, salt and pepper chicken wings, chicken fried rice
- CHIN-ZANO4.81482.9 miReservations
pizzette, fried olives, meatballs
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Village Fish & Chip ShopWheelchair accessible | 4.3152 | — | — | chicken fried rice, battered fish and chips, chinese menu |
| Harvester Derby Pool WallaseyOutdoor seating · Vegan options · Vegetarian options | 4.34,269 | 0.7 mi | £10–30 | rotisserie chicken, sea view table, breakfast |
| The New Golden Boat | 4.1112 | 2.3 mi | £10–20 | frozen oven chips, salt and pepper chicken wings, chicken fried rice |
| CHIN-ZANOReservations | 4.8148 | 2.9 mi | — | pizzette, fried olives, meatballs |
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