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Nearby attractions
Stockport Air Raid Shelters
65 Chestergate, Stockport SK1 1NP, United Kingdom
Stockport Museum
30/31 Market Pl, Stockport SK1 1ES, United Kingdom
Hat Works
Wellington Mill, Wellington Rd S, Stockport SK3 0EU, United Kingdom
Stockport War Memorial Art Gallery
Wellington Rd S, Stockport SK3 8AB, United Kingdom
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48 Churchgate, Stockport SK1 1YG, United Kingdom
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Rozafa
27A St Petersgate, Stockport SK1 1EB, United Kingdom
Yellowhammer
15 Lower Hillgate, Stockport SK1 1JQ, United Kingdom
Arden Arms
23 Millgate, Stockport SK1 2LX, United Kingdom
Mango Mist Stockport
30 St Petersgate, Stockport SK1 1HD, United Kingdom
La Capilla Blackshaws Stockport
28 Market Pl, Stockport SK1 1EW, United Kingdom
Alfredo's
23-27 Little Underbank, Stockport SK1 1LA, United Kingdom
Little Scarfs
17A Lower Hillgate, Stockport SK1 1JQ, United Kingdom
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The Mekong Cat

47 Lower Hillgate, Stockport SK1 1JQ, United Kingdom
4.7(297)
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attractions: Stockport Air Raid Shelters, Stockport Museum, Hat Works, Stockport War Memorial Art Gallery, restaurants: Old Rectory, The Calverts Court - JD Wetherspoon, Where the Light Gets In, Rozafa, Yellowhammer, Arden Arms, Mango Mist Stockport, La Capilla Blackshaws Stockport, Alfredo's, Little Scarfs
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+44 161 477 6400
Website
mekongcat.co.uk

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Summer Rolls
Fresh rice paper rolls filled with rice noodles, carrots, cucumber, lettuce, mint and a protein of your choice, peanut sauce or vegan tuk trey sauce. (Vegetable, marinated tofu, lemongrass seitan). (Gf)
Mekong Crispy Salad
Cambodian/vietnamese style salad with shredded cabbage, carrots, bean sprouts, peppers, sweet basil, glass noodles and crushed peanuts. Tossed in sweet vegan lime fish sauce dressing and topped with crispy noodles. (Add tofu £1.00, add seitan £1.00, add soy chicken £1.00)
Veggie Crispy Rolls X 3
Cabbage, carrots, onions, wood ear mushrooms, taro, water chestnuts. Served with lettuce and mint for wrapping and dipping into vegan chilli tuk trey sauce (contains gluten, soy)
Crispy Cauliflower
Angkor cauliflower glazed in our signature sweet sriracha glaze. (Gf available)
Garlic Chilli Cauliflower
Angkor cauliflower wok tossed in garlic, chillies and spices. (Gf available)

Reviews

Nearby attractions of The Mekong Cat

Stockport Air Raid Shelters

Stockport Museum

Hat Works

Stockport War Memorial Art Gallery

Stockport Air Raid Shelters

Stockport Air Raid Shelters

4.7

(388)

Open 24 hours
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Stockport Museum

Stockport Museum

4.5

(100)

Closed
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Hat Works

Hat Works

4.5

(228)

Open 24 hours
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Stockport War Memorial Art Gallery

Stockport War Memorial Art Gallery

4.6

(126)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of The Mekong Cat

Old Rectory

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Yellowhammer

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La Capilla Blackshaws Stockport

Alfredo's

Little Scarfs

Old Rectory

Old Rectory

3.8

(1.3K)

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The Calverts Court - JD Wetherspoon

The Calverts Court - JD Wetherspoon

3.9

(1.2K)

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Where the Light Gets In

Where the Light Gets In

4.6

(227)

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Rozafa

4.4

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Mateusz PetryszynMateusz Petryszyn
In the 70s in communists ruled Poland was made film called Teddy Bear (miś in original.) There's famous scene where one of many characters go to very popular milk bars. Place where food was really cheap and cheaply made. Service was rude and you ate on... Well have a look for yourself on YT - bar mleczny MIS. Metal plate screwwfo table and before our character was able to eat that plate was secured with a screwdriver to the table. And today i felt just like in that scene. When i was served by cheeky (in not very nice way) young person that slammed mug in which chopsticks and forks and napkins where stored. Thought its just my face but every one was served like that. Like that young person was doing life sentence here by serving customers. And before you say anything... I often order in takeaways and im served by young people. And im treated with more respect that i had today. No questions gentleman whom took our order was polite, had a time to chat with customer and explain differences in meals. And meals? Lao style Pho. I want to learn how they do broth in Vietnam. This was amazing. Simple broth with rice noodles and nice chunks of rice noodles. And you can choose from many different types of meat. And how such meat is prepared. Im also happy tlwe where able to get table. This place is popular. For food that is, not for a service from angy kid who probably planned to play on console rather than help / earn some pocket money. When it comes to pay you have option to give a tip. My advice don't. Let the kid learn some manners first. Ao you don't have deja vu feeling of being in 70 comedy. 4 stars because of such service.
Steve DSteve D
This place was totally amazing!! Its a must place to eat though booking is highly recommended. The staff are very kind, helpful and go above and beyond to accommodate your requirements. The food though was something else! It was sheer sublime and mouth watering. Views of the open kitchen watching the very talented chefs cook, the food was out of this world. Such a great choice to of food amd drinks. They don't sell alcohol but you can bring your own drink with a £2 corkage. It's a small place and cosy but it was busy and the phone was ringing wanting to book but they were fully booked, even people walking in couldn't get a table. It is one of the finest southern East Asian dishes I've ever had and I will 1000% be going back. There isn't wheelchair access from what I could see. The toilet was on the ground floor too. The Mekong was very very clean with hand sanitizer on the tables along with all the sauces. The tea I had was a smoky one which was the best tea I've had in ages. The beef broth dish was sublime and very very filling. If you plan on visiting Stockport, I highly recommend visiting here as you will not be disappointed. As for the prices!! You can't get better and would knock many places out of the park for value and the 5 star rating of the amazing food. Give it a go but remember to ring before you go as not to be disappointed.
melmel
what we ordered: - pork spring rolls (£5) - pork banh mi (£6) - kor ko with rice (£10) - combo rare beef and brisket pho (£11) - khao soy (£11) i mainly came here for the khao soy bc there’s barely any in the mcr area (esp outside of city centre). whilst the flavour was not bad, the spices could’ve been more prominent and the portion was smaller than expected i.e. there were more of the garnish noodles than actual noodles. sadly, the portion of the pho and kor ko was also small. i thought the pho broth was not as clear as it should be and slightly too salty - perhaps it has not been simmering enough? there was a generous portion of pork in the banh mi and it was yummy but just needed some pâté and the bread resembled more of a ciabatta than a vietnamese baguette. the staff were very nice and friendly and it’s great to see more south-east asian cuisine pop up in the manchester area so i would recommend trying out but probably order more than you’re used to if you want to leave satisfied. edit following owner’s response: thank you for taking time to read to my review! whilst i intended to convey my personal thoughts and comments, i understand that they can be misleading so i appreciate your response and addressing my said thoughts. wishing you all the best for the future nevertheless!
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In the 70s in communists ruled Poland was made film called Teddy Bear (miś in original.) There's famous scene where one of many characters go to very popular milk bars. Place where food was really cheap and cheaply made. Service was rude and you ate on... Well have a look for yourself on YT - bar mleczny MIS. Metal plate screwwfo table and before our character was able to eat that plate was secured with a screwdriver to the table. And today i felt just like in that scene. When i was served by cheeky (in not very nice way) young person that slammed mug in which chopsticks and forks and napkins where stored. Thought its just my face but every one was served like that. Like that young person was doing life sentence here by serving customers. And before you say anything... I often order in takeaways and im served by young people. And im treated with more respect that i had today. No questions gentleman whom took our order was polite, had a time to chat with customer and explain differences in meals. And meals? Lao style Pho. I want to learn how they do broth in Vietnam. This was amazing. Simple broth with rice noodles and nice chunks of rice noodles. And you can choose from many different types of meat. And how such meat is prepared. Im also happy tlwe where able to get table. This place is popular. For food that is, not for a service from angy kid who probably planned to play on console rather than help / earn some pocket money. When it comes to pay you have option to give a tip. My advice don't. Let the kid learn some manners first. Ao you don't have deja vu feeling of being in 70 comedy. 4 stars because of such service.
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This place was totally amazing!! Its a must place to eat though booking is highly recommended. The staff are very kind, helpful and go above and beyond to accommodate your requirements. The food though was something else! It was sheer sublime and mouth watering. Views of the open kitchen watching the very talented chefs cook, the food was out of this world. Such a great choice to of food amd drinks. They don't sell alcohol but you can bring your own drink with a £2 corkage. It's a small place and cosy but it was busy and the phone was ringing wanting to book but they were fully booked, even people walking in couldn't get a table. It is one of the finest southern East Asian dishes I've ever had and I will 1000% be going back. There isn't wheelchair access from what I could see. The toilet was on the ground floor too. The Mekong was very very clean with hand sanitizer on the tables along with all the sauces. The tea I had was a smoky one which was the best tea I've had in ages. The beef broth dish was sublime and very very filling. If you plan on visiting Stockport, I highly recommend visiting here as you will not be disappointed. As for the prices!! You can't get better and would knock many places out of the park for value and the 5 star rating of the amazing food. Give it a go but remember to ring before you go as not to be disappointed.
Steve D

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what we ordered: - pork spring rolls (£5) - pork banh mi (£6) - kor ko with rice (£10) - combo rare beef and brisket pho (£11) - khao soy (£11) i mainly came here for the khao soy bc there’s barely any in the mcr area (esp outside of city centre). whilst the flavour was not bad, the spices could’ve been more prominent and the portion was smaller than expected i.e. there were more of the garnish noodles than actual noodles. sadly, the portion of the pho and kor ko was also small. i thought the pho broth was not as clear as it should be and slightly too salty - perhaps it has not been simmering enough? there was a generous portion of pork in the banh mi and it was yummy but just needed some pâté and the bread resembled more of a ciabatta than a vietnamese baguette. the staff were very nice and friendly and it’s great to see more south-east asian cuisine pop up in the manchester area so i would recommend trying out but probably order more than you’re used to if you want to leave satisfied. edit following owner’s response: thank you for taking time to read to my review! whilst i intended to convey my personal thoughts and comments, i understand that they can be misleading so i appreciate your response and addressing my said thoughts. wishing you all the best for the future nevertheless!
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4.7
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1.0
36w

I’ve always really enjoyed the food and service at Mekong Cat, but unfortunately, my recent visit for Mother’s Day weekend was quite disappointing.

We booked a table a week in advance, and at no point were we informed of any time restrictions. The food did take a while to arrive, which we didn’t mind, but the dishes came out at different times—so while I was finishing my meal, my mum had only just received hers.

Then, just as my mum was about halfway through her meal, a female server came over and bluntly told us we needed to vacate the table in five minutes. There was no way she could have finished her food in that time. If we had been made aware of a time limit when booking, that would have been understandable—but we weren’t. And if we had finished eating and were lingering, I could have understood—but my mum was literally still eating. As a result, she had to leave half her food, and we had to take our drinks with us.

We had only been at the table for about 55 minutes when we were told to leave. Our food started arriving at the 30-minute mark, but because the dishes came out separately, we naturally finished at different times, making it difficult to eat quickly.

This experience really put a dampener on what should have been a special meal. I usually love this restaurant, but this felt rushed and inconsiderate, and I left feeling quite disappointed.

I do want to mention that the main male server was great—polite, informative, and attentive. It’s just a shame that the experience was overshadowed by the female server’s abrupt approach, which really impacted the atmosphere. I wouldn’t be surprised if he loses out on tips...

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4.0
2y

In the 70s in communists ruled Poland was made film called Teddy Bear (miś in original.) There's famous scene where one of many characters go to very popular milk bars. Place where food was really cheap and cheaply made. Service was rude and you ate on... Well have a look for yourself on YT - bar mleczny MIS. Metal plate screwwfo table and before our character was able to eat that plate was secured with a screwdriver to the table.

And today i felt just like in that scene. When i was served by cheeky (in not very nice way) young person that slammed mug in which chopsticks and forks and napkins where stored. Thought its just my face but every one was served like that. Like that young person was doing life sentence here by serving customers. And before you say anything... I often order in takeaways and im served by young people. And im treated with more respect that i had today. No questions gentleman whom took our order was polite, had a time to chat with customer and explain differences in meals.

And meals? Lao style Pho. I want to learn how they do broth in Vietnam. This was amazing. Simple broth with rice noodles and nice chunks of rice noodles. And you can choose from many different types of meat. And how such meat is prepared.

Im also happy tlwe where able to get table. This place is popular. For food that is, not for a service from angy kid who probably planned to play on console rather than help / earn some pocket money. When it comes to pay you have option to give a tip. My advice don't. Let the kid learn some manners first. Ao you don't have deja vu feeling of being in 70 comedy.

4 stars because of...

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1.0
15w

Mixed feelings;

The food is out of this world!!

However we booked a table from 6-7:30 on the booking it states we will have 1.5 hours.

We got a phone call around 5:30 to say the table was as ready early if we wanted it we said we would do our best to arrive early.

On arrival the server was great very friendly and helpful with menu questions.

The mains were brought whilst we were mid starters but appreciate that can be a thing in some places so didn’t mind too much. After 50 minutes the small amount of food we had left was taken away whilst my Mrs was still chewing, the bill was then slapped on the table and we were told we only had 10 minutes left on the table….

We asked why on the reservation it says 1.5 hours and were told by the confused server there must have been some sort of “system error”

After protesting we were very kindly allowed to order dessert.

We noticed on paying we had an email at 5:31 to say the booking had been changed to 5:30-7…..this wasn’t discussed with us on the phone. And then another email at 5:45 to say the booking was 5:45-7 and then another email to say the booking was 6-7.

I fully appreciate the service industry is a difficult place to operate but you have to talk to your customers not change their bookings without talking to them.

In summary food is out of this world.

Customer service was the opposite and as a result wont spend any more money there

I’m not the sort of person to give a negative review in the current climate but this was a...

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