Spicy Salt & Pepper Chicken Wings
Dry.
Dry.
Spare ribs, prawns on toast seaweed & pancake rolls.
Contains nuts.
Contains nuts.
Thai red curry with thai aubergine, kaffir lime leaves, green chilli, sweet thai basil, bamboo shoots and coconut milk.
Thai green curry with thai aubergine, kaffir lime leaves, green chilli, sweet thai basil, bamboo shoots and coconut milk.
Thai green curry with thai aubergine, kaffir lime leaves, green chilli, sweet thai basil, bamboo shoots and coconut milk.
Thai green curry with thai aubergine, kaffir lime leaves, green chilli, sweet thai basil, bamboo shoots and coconut milk.
Thai green curry with thai aubergine, kaffir lime leaves, green chilli, sweet thai basil, bamboo shoots and coconut milk.
Thai red curry with thai aubergine, kaffir lime leaves, green chilli, sweet thai basil, bamboo shoots and coconut milk.
Thai red curry with thai aubergine, kaffir lime leaves, green chilli, sweet thai basil, bamboo shoots and coconut milk.
Thai spicy red curry with duck, coconut milk, pineapple, fresh tomato, thai sweet basil and grape.
If you're looking for comforting Chinese food in the heart of Battersea, the South China Menu at 60 Battersea Park Road offers a surprisingly satisfying range of traditional favourites and generous portions that reflect great value for money. As someone who often explores takeout options in South London, this unassuming spot has stood out for consistency and flavour.
What makes South China notable is its commitment to classic Cantonese-style takeaway dishes. The Sweet & Sour Chicken Balls are crispy yet not overly oily, with a tangy sauce that hits the right balance between sweet and sharp. The House Special Chow Mein, packed with prawns, roast pork, and vegetables, is a must-try - noodles are never clumped or overcooked. I also found the Satay Chicken Skewers impressive, with a deeply savoury peanut sauce that competes with some sit-down restaurants in Chinatown.
Portion sizes are generous, especially considering the reasonable pricing (most mains sit between £6 and £9). Their set meal options for one or two diners provide an excellent overview of the menu without overwhelming the palate or the wallet. Delivery has been reliable when I’ve ordered - packaging remains secure, and food arrives hot.
Compared to other local takeaways, South China doesn't experiment much, but that’s exactly its strength. It's dependable, straightforward, and focused on the dishes people return to time and time again. If you’re looking for modern twists or pan-Asian fusion, this may not be the place. But for hearty Chinese takeaway done right, it ticks all the boxes.
In short, the South China Menu delivers both flavour and comfort - a reliable option for anyone craving no-fuss, well-executed Chinese food in Battersea.