Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 4 and Version 3 of Dream Taste, SE15 3LS

Pretty decent Chinese takeaway in Nunhead. (Much of the interweb seems to think it's in East Dulwich, though.) They also do some Thai food but the interweb suggests it's best avoided - we've not tested this though. Don't know if they also do eat-in.

Kake tried the delivery option in February 2008 and was rather pleased. The food arrived promptly, well-packaged, fresh, and hot. Some of the dishes came in those cute little cardboard cartons. Aww!

Grilled Peking dumplings (£3.60 for six) weren't bad at all; good, thick, chewy skins, well cooked, and nothing wrong with the filling either. Crispy duck with pancakes (£6.90 for a quarter) was good too. (It came as a whole piece that you shred yourself.) Hot and sour soup (£2.20) was good apart from the tough pieces of chilli skin floating in it.

Aubergine with peppercorns and spiced salt (£3.50), a dry dish along the lines of salt-and-pepper tofu, was well-flavoured and not too greasy. Beancurd with green peppers in black bean sauce (£3.50) had a generous proportion of beancurd, and the beancurd was cooked well too, not over-fried like it is in some places. Egg fried rice (£2.20) was competent if nothing special.

Bob finished off the leftovers when he got back from the pub, and was also quite impressed.

Will order from here again.

You can order online from Just-East or from Hungry House (though at the time of writing Hungry House don't have all the delivery areas listed, so SE16-ites will need to use Just-Eat).

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