The much-loved local chippy, based on Grosvenor Road, is a local legend
Fish and chips is arguably one of the most iconic British takeaway treats, and Liverpool has plenty of local favourites to choose from.
In Liverpool, I've tried a few of the popular venues across the city but after moving to Wavertree, I was keen to try Anna Jung's. .READ MORE:Survey: What shop would you like to open in Liverpool city centre? We opted for two portions of chips and a bread roll , as well as vegetarian chow mein, spring rolls, a portion of satay sauce, and a cheese and onion pie for good measure. It was a huge amount of food but our bill came to an affordable £16.20.
The chow mein was packed with flavour, with delicious egg noodles and vibrant green peppers that had a satisfying yet subtle crunch to them. I would have liked a little more sauce, but that's because my palate isn't particularly sophisticated and I like my flavours to be a little stronger - hence the additional portion of satay sauce. The spring rolls were fresh and well seasoned, generously stuffed with hot, soft vegetables that managed to be light and tasty without being overly greasy.
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