Neighbours Kitchen

Neighbour's Kitchen is the Craigmount Road Chinese takeaway in central Charleston, run by the Chen family who took the unit on after it had traded for years as Kimwah. The corner premises sits in one of the busiest takeaway clusters in west Dundee, and the kitchen carries on the long Cantonese carry-out tradition the unit is known for. Everything is cooked to order; the menu is the broad standard sweep — chow mein, fried rice, salt and pepper chicken, sweet and sour, curry sauces, set meals for two or three — with the salt and pepper chips and the special fried rice the dishes most regulars name first.

The shop trades evenings only with a midweek closure, in the rhythm common to family-run Cantonese takeaways across the Dundee schemes. Reviews on Restaurantji and Tripadvisor lean strongly positive — locals describe it as a long-running favourite — though as with any busy local Chinese there are occasional comments about peak-time consistency. Online orders attract a flat-rate discount through the shop's own site, which has helped build a base of collection trade from the immediate Craigmount and Tullideph closes alongside the Just Eat delivery feed.