County Durham residents have spoken out about their favourite Chinese takeaway restaurants in the region.
The recommendations came after we asked readers to share their favourite Chinese takeaway on Facebook.
Wo Ping in Fishburn has emerged as the top choice for many residents, with many people citing it as their favourite place for Chinese food.
Golden Gate Chinese takeaway in Ferryhill and the Four Seasons in Newton Aycliffe were also highly recommended.
Other places that featured on the list included Oriental Palace in Cornforth, Wok Inn in Ferryhill Station, and Happy Valley Chinese.
Panda Panda in Bishop Auckland and Wo Ping in Fishburn were two of the most popular food destinations, with many residents praising the quality of the food.
However, some respondents noted that it can be difficult to find a good Chinese takeout food place that offers "quality food at a reasonable price".
Some people felt that restaurants were only catering to the "drinking crowd", offering "slop" instead of freshly-cooked food.
Despite this, Wo Ping was still highly recommended by many residents, with some even saying that it was "second to none."
Others praised the quality of the food at Dragon City Chinese Takeaway in Bowburn, while some recommended the Food Palace in Thornaby.
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Fortune Inn in Spennymoor was also recommended by residents as a great place to grab some Chinese food, with some calling it "brilliant."
As Chinese food remains a popular cuisine, it is great to see so many great takeout places that cater to local residents.
From Wo Ping to Golden Gate and more, there are plenty of options available for those who want to enjoy a delicious Chinese meal in County Durham.
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