Taste of China

Taste of China sits on Queen Street, the short retail strip running south off the central Gravesend ring road close to the railway station and the Windmill Street shopping spine. The kitchen runs a wider Chinese menu than most of the borough's neighbourhood takeaways — the card crosses Beijing and Hong Kong styles rather than sticking to the standard British-Cantonese list, with dishes like beef with green pepper in black bean sauce drawing specific positive feedback from the reviewer-platform comments. Beyond the regional mains the menu carries the usual sweet-and-sour, curry sauce and Cantonese stir-fry sections, set meals scaled for one through to four, a chow mein and fried rice section, and a chef's specials list that leans toward the more authentic end. Service runs both sit-down and takeaway, with free delivery offered through Uber Eats alongside collection direct from the counter. The shop's Restaurant Guru reviewer scoring sits around 4.2 out of 5 across the available feedback — broadly positive on the cooking, with the standard inconsistency around delivery timing that affects most volume neighbourhood Chinese kitchens.