Banbridge Takeaways

Unit 2, 23 Dromore Road , Banbridge, County Down, BT32 4EB

China Palace has quietly become one of Banbridge's most talked-about Chinese takeaways, set just a short hop from the town centre and easy to find opposite a well-known local shop. It earns a healthy 4.3/5 from more than eighty Google reviews, and the recurring theme in the feedback is generous portions and genuinely tasty cooking, backed up by staff who are friendly and efficient whether you call ahead or collect at the counter.

Expect the full sweep of Chinese takeaway favourites, with house specials, fried rice and a popular Salt and Chilli Chicken among the dishes locals single out. A few reviewers note the odd inconsistency, and it is worth remembering the spot has been known to operate cash-only, so come prepared. Even so, the balance of opinion is firmly positive, and it has earned a steady reputation as a reliable choice for a Chinese night in around the town.

84 Newry Street Ballyvally, Banbridge, County Down, BT32 3HA

Golden Jade is a well-established Chinese takeaway serving the Ballyvally area on the northern edge of Banbridge, and it has become a dependable go-to for locals craving a proper Chinese fakeaway. It holds a solid 4.5/5 from around seventy Google reviews, with customers regularly praising the friendly team, the speed of service and the comforting, generously sauced dishes that travel well for the short trip home.

The menu runs through the familiar takeaway canon, from crispy salt and chilli options to curries, chow mein and a Chicken Curry that fans return for again and again. Opinions on portion size can vary, so it is worth knowing what you fancy before you order, but the overall verdict from regulars is consistently warm. For a quick, satisfying Chinese without a fuss, it remains one of the better-known names in this corner of town.

Unit 3 Brookfield Industrial Estate, Peggys Loaning Edenderry, Banbridge, County Down, BT32 3AP

Mac's Traditional Fish & Chips has built a loyal local following on the Edenderry side of Banbridge, where it sits tucked within a small industrial setting that belies just how busy it gets at teatime. Regulars rate the place 4.8/5 on Google, and the praise tends to centre on the same things: properly fresh fish, hand-cut chips with a good crisp edge, and friendly counter staff who keep the queue moving even when the orders are stacking up. It is the kind of straightforward, no-frills chippy that quietly earns repeat custom rather than chasing trends.

The menu sticks to the classics done well, with a generous Haddock Supper at its heart alongside sausages, fishcakes and the usual battered favourites. Portions are widely described as hearty, and the batter draws consistent compliments for staying light rather than greasy. Whether you are grabbing a quick lunch or feeding the family after a long day, it remains one of the most reliably recommended spots for traditional fish and chips in the town.

5 Scarva Street , Banbridge, County Down, BT32 3DA

Superfry is one of Banbridge's oldest chip shops, established in 1975, and that longevity tells its own story in a town where families have been popping in for a fish supper across several generations. Found right in the heart of the town centre, it is a proper traditional chippy with the kind of steady, no-nonsense reputation that only decades of trading can build, and it remains a firm favourite for a quick bite while out and about.

The counter turns out all the classics, from a crisp Fish Supper to sausages, burgers and mountains of freshly fried chips, with reviewers regularly praising the quality of the frying and the friendly local service. As with any busy chippy, the odd comment on portions crops up, but the overall picture is of a dependable, well-loved institution. For traditional fish and chips with genuine local heritage, it is hard to walk past this Banbridge stalwart.

Unit 1, Scarva Street Shopping Centre, 2 Scarva Street Edenderry, Banbridge, County Down, BT32 3AD

Wong Lee Cuisine is a long-running Chinese takeaway tucked into a shopping parade in the heart of Banbridge's Edenderry district, a handy spot for anyone picking up an evening meal in the town centre. Online opinion is genuinely mixed — it carries around 4.0/5 from roughly fifty Google reviews — but it has a core of regulars who rate the value and the quick turnaround, while others feel quality can vary from visit to visit.

The menu covers the expected range of Cantonese-style dishes, curries and rice and noodle plates, with a Salt and Chilli Chips side that gets a frequent mention from local diners. It also holds a Food Hygiene Rating from the local council, last inspected in 2025. If you are after a no-frills, centrally located Chinese to grab on the way home, it is worth a try, though it pays to go in knowing reviews run hot and cold.