Seven Tastes

Seven Tastes is the long-running Chinese takeaway on the small Wordsworth Avenue parade in Sinfin, sat on a quiet residential corner of the south-west Derby suburb that runs along the Sinfin Lane stretch towards Stenson Fields. The kitchen runs a wide oriental list — salt and pepper chicken, sweet and sour, chow mein, fried rice, spring rolls and a full noodle and set-meal section — and the style is firmly the British-Cantonese end of the spectrum, cooked to order and run as collection and delivery only. Reviewers are warm about the consistency over years of repeat orders, with the salt-and-pepper plates getting recurring mentions; the shop has a Food Standards Agency rating from a 2024 inspection and a strong run of high marks from regulars on the aggregator sites. There is no dining room; the shop is small, evenings-only, and orders are picked up at the counter or delivered round the surrounding Wordsworth Avenue and Sinfin Lane streets. The Sinfin takeaway market is well served between Balti Nights a couple of doors along and the Sinfin Lane parade, and Seven Tastes has held its place as the steady Chinese option.