Kingsway Chippy Tom’s Menu

Culinary Philosophy

The menu at Kingsway Chippy Tom’s is diverse, featuring 146 dishes that cater to various appetites. Their fish and chips take center stage, presenting battered fish served with a generous side of golden chips. The combination is iconic and consistently meets high standards of taste and texture.

Chinese dishes are equally tempting, with standout options like King Prawn Curry, Singapore Vermicelli, and Sweet and Sour Chicken. The menu also includes numerous fried rice varieties, from King Prawn Fried Rice to Yung Chow Fried Rice. Customers can feast on a range of chow mein, foo yung, and even vegetable dishes tailored for a well-rounded meal.

Don’t overlook the delectable starters either; crispy shredded chicken and chips serve as a fantastic lead-in to main courses. Each dish comes generously portioned, ensuring value for money.

Omelette Dishes

Curry Dishes

Foo Yung Dishes

Chow Mein Dishes

Fried Rice Dishes

Tomatoes Dishes

Sweet And Sour Dishes

Beansprouts Dishes

Pineapple Dishes

Satay Dishes

Ribs Dishes

Spring Onion And Ginger Dishes

Peking Sauce Dishes

Black Pepper Sauce Dishes

Chilli And Garlic Sauce Dishes

Duck Dishes

Special Dishes, Starters

Extra Portions

English Menu

Others

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About Kingsway Chippy Tom’s

Kingsway Chippy Tom’s sits in a vibrant neighborhood of Liverpool, making it a go-to destination for mouthwatering takeout. The chippy is known for its friendly staff, always greeting customers with a warm smile and a joke. Located conveniently, it features a wheelchair-accessible car park and seating. The surrounding area boasts free street parking, adding to the ease of access. With a menu that mingles classic British favorites with delicious Chinese dishes, Tom’s offers a unique culinary experience. A charming local hub, it draws regulars who enjoy indulging in big portions without the hefty price tag. It’s a favorite among families, particularly for casual Friday night dinners. The lively atmosphere enhances the meal, making it not just about food but about enjoying time in the community. Tom’s is closed on bank holidays, so plan your visit accordingly.