New World Chop Suey Bar

New World Chop Suey Bar is the small Chinese takeaway on The Parade in Mickleover, set in the historic village core of this western Derby suburb where the village high street still has a cluster of independent shops. It is one of the longer-running takeaways in the area, with the cash-only old-school chop suey-bar feel that the name suggests — collection only, no dine-in, parking on the parade out front.

The menu sits firmly on the Anglo-Cantonese template: chicken chow mein, beef with broccoli, sweet and sour, curry sauces and a salt-and-pepper section that reviewers single out as the shop's best work. The salt-and-pepper chilli chips pick up the most consistent praise across review platforms; the chicken fried rice and the rice-noodle dishes have a steady following among regulars. Most of the chicken dishes are gluten-free by ingredient, though the shop doesn't run a separated kitchen, so worth flagging if it matters.

The shop is closed Wednesdays. Trade is collection only with cash on pick-up — no card facility — which keeps pricing keen. Reviewers note that there's been an ownership change in recent years, with some long-term locals noting a shift in style, though the salt-and-pepper section has held its reputation.