K Tams in Liverpool Menu

Currently there is no menu available for K Tams in Liverpool. We are continuously adding menus, so check back soon!

In the meantime feel free to browse our other menus within Liverpool below.

Nearby Takeaway Food restaurants

Name	Cuisines
K Tams	Takeaway Food
Chopsticks	Takeaway Food
Pannys Place	Takeaway Food
New Happy Fryer	Takeaway Food
Captain Cod	Takeaway Food

Below you'll find samples from menus of places nearby.

Nearby sample menus

All Bar One Restaurant and Bar (sample menu)

ROSEMARY & GARLIC-STUDDED CAMEMBERT (v) With celery batons and toasted supremo bocata bread	£8.50
+ BBQ pulled pork and pineapple salsa	£2.00
MUSHROOM & GOAT'S CHEESE RISOTTO (v) With baby spinach and a mix of portobello and button mushrooms	£9.00
EGGS BENEDICT toasted english muf?n topped with ham, poached eggs and hollandaise sauce	£5.75
FULL BREAKFAST With Cumberland sausages, bacon, free range eggs, baked beans, plum tomatoes, portobello mushrooms and toast	£7.00
EVER SO EGGY BREAD With crispy bacon and maple syrup	£4.50
HOMEMADE NACHOS (v) With Monterey jack cheese, sour cream, guacamole, jalapeños, tomato salsa / + BBQ pulled pork and pineapple salsa £2.00	£8.50
PEACH MELBA raspberry and white peach purée, topped with lemonade	N/A
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Popular Menu Items

Name	Description	Cuisines
Cod & Chips	What would the UK be without fish and chip shops! Everywhere in every town you will find this ubiquitous eatery. Cod and Chips is probably the most well known eat-in or takeaway dish, served with huge pickled onions, gherkins and mushy peas! Lashings of salt and vinegar are the usual accompaniment, although all other sauces are provided. The fish is always in batter, not in breadcrumbs and served with a mound of big fat chips, are all deep fried. Eat in or takeaway available at most restaurants.	Fish & Chips, Takeaway Food
Scampi and Chips	If you don’t like batter, scampi and chips is a good option, as this is normally cooked in breadcrumbs, but still deep-fried. Scampi tails are generally used and vary in size but do taste nice and juicy. Accompanied by big fat chips, lemon, tartare sauce and a side salad, it is quite a filling meal.	Fish & Chips, Takeaway Food
Fries or Chips	Still predominant on menus, chips or fries are served in so many different ways now. Fat chips or skinny fries, curly fries, straight cut or skin-on wedges are all served with various meals or on their own. Some of the fries are served just salted, but others are seasoned with spices such as Cajun, to make them that little bit hotter. Usually served with dips or sauces such as barbecue sauce, ranch dressing or just plain tomato sauce.	American, Takeaway Food
Sandwiches	Takeaway sandwiches are popular particularly at lunchtime and can be purchased in many places in the UK. Sandwich shops are obviously a good place to go, as they will tend to offer a bigger selection of fillings and different kinds of bread and rolls, than the supermarkets do. Toasted sandwiches are also available to takeaway, particularly cheese and ham mixed together. Sandwiches can be simple or very sophisticated, with top sandwich shops such as Pret a Manger, offering exotic flavours and combinations such as Crayfish and Rocket with lime mayonnaise, voted their most popular sandwich a few years ago.	Takeaway Food
Hot Sausage Roll	Usually a queue at the hot counter, everyone loves hot sausage rolls for a mid morning snack or part of your lunch. Soft melt in the mouth pastry with well-seasoned sausage meat is a British institution. There is always a good pie and sausage roll section in bakeries, also serving hot soups to takeaway or eat in.	Bakery, Takeaway Food
Cheese and Bacon Burger	Probably one of the most popular burgers with the addition of crispy bacon and cheddar cheese. Usually served in a seeded bun with lettuce, tomato and onion and accompanied by skinny chips or fries. Quarter-pounder is the norm, but you can often get deals for a double!	Hamburgers, Takeaway Food
Crispy Chicken Burger	Very popular as opposed to the normal hamburger, these come in a variety of styles. Some have a crispy breadcrumb coating, and other will just be the chicken breast, marinated and then fried on the griddle. The Cajun chicken burger is probably the most favourite choice, it is coated in Cajun spices and has a bit of a kick. Served in a bun with lettuce and tomato, and served with coleslaw or bbq sauce and chips.	Hamburgers, Takeaway Food
Burgers	What is an American restaurant without burgers? Every US café and restaurant in the UK will serve burgers and plenty of different varieties and toppings. Usually come with bacon, cheese, barbeque sauce, jalapenos, lettuce and tomatoes inside a seeded bun. Other varieties include chilli burgers (served with minced beef) ranch burgers served with blue cheese and Italian burgers served with crisped up pancetta and mozzarella. Side dishes are usually fries and salads.	American, Takeaway Food
Kebabs	Turkish kebabs come in two ways – Adana, which is a large elongated meatball with a variety of spices and herbs and usually served with salad, thin flat bread and rice. The other is Testi, which is almost like a meat and vegetable stew, baked in a sealed clay pot which is brought to the table and cracked open. The waiter will then pour the stew on to your plates. The meat is incredibly tender from the onions, peppers and spices forming natural juices.	Turkish, Takeaway Food
Lahmacun or Pide	This is the Turkish equivalent to Pizza! However, they are always served thin and crisp, no deep pan pizzas! There is usually a vast array of toppings but the most popular still remains cheese, onion and tomato, or a fine spiced minced beef and onion with peppers and tomatoes. Usually served with a good portion of salad.	Turkish, Pizza & Pasta, Takeaway Food
Indian	Same as Chinese, Indian takeaways are prevalent in every city in the UK, and there can be several within a short distance of each other. Big selection of food, restaurants are offering deals for a package meal or set menu, and often offering 2 for 1 or get the 3rd dish free. Onion bhajis are a popular takeaway starter, with chicken tikka massala probably the most popular main course, being mild to medium strength and with a strong coconut influence. Pilau rice remains the favourite rice to choose. Some restaurants offer a free bag of poppadums as well, accompanied by a raita or a mint dip.	Takeaway Food
Plaice and Chips	Another great favourite of the British nation, plaice is a much softer, flatter fish but with a lovely delicate flavour. Interestingly, plaice is always cooked to order, whereas other fish is seen sitting in the hot cabinets above the fryers, so if you are having a takeway, there will be a wait! Served with fat chips, lemon, peas and tartare sauce.	Fish & Chips, Takeaway Food
Saveloy	A bright reddish coloured sausage,similar to a large hot dog, but with a much spicier taste but quite soft interior. Very delicious and served with chips as normal. Some fish and chip shops offer a soft long roll with the meal. Sometimes the saveloy is dipped in batter and fried as well, and is called a ‘battered sausage’ on the menu.	Fish & Chips, Takeaway Food
Pepperoni Pizza	Probably the most popular pizza, four varieties of crusts – thin, deep pan, frankfurter stuffed and cheese stuffed! A base of rich tomato sauce is applied before the cheese and pepperoni, and then baked in a pizza oven. The frankfurter stuffed crusts have only been introduced in the last year and have mixed reviews.	Pizza & Pasta, Takeaway Food
Spicy Jalapeno Burger	Not for the fainthearted! 100% beef content in this burger, topped with a very spicy chilli-style sauce, sliced mega-hot jalapenos, lettuce, diced chillis,tomatoes, cheese slices and crispy onion rings, all in one bun! Some restaurants will offer you a free drink if you promise not to sweat! Extremely popular, particularly with the young braves! Served with chips and extra sauce, if you can take it.	Hamburgers, Takeaway Food
Fried Rice	‘Kao Pad’ is the name of this dish which has a basis of seasoned fried rice, but is a box of delights when you start to eat into it and find its hidden secrets. Beautiful fresh herbs such as Thai basil and coriander are combined with shrimp, chicken, garlic, tomatoes and egg. Usually served with chilli sauce. Some restaurants serve the dish on banana leaves.	Thai, Takeaway Food
Pizza	Takeaway pizzas are of course popular, and during the week there are a multitude of deals to be had. Pepperoni pizza is one of the most popular ones, but most varieties still sell well. Can be thin crust, stuffed crust (frankfurter or cheese stuffed) or deep pan, and your choice of toppings. You can mix and match the toppings as you wish. 2 for 1 deals readily available, along with free garlic dough balls or garlic bread. Curly fries or potato wedges will also be on offer and a selection of dips to go with them.	Takeaway Food
Kebabs	Kebabs are a well know ‘after pub’ meal, either from takeaway shops or indeed, the multitude of vans that park outside pubs and along the roads, waiting to catch those who may have had an excess of alcohol, particularly at the weekends! The unmistakable smell of kebabs wafts through the air on Friday and Saturday nights, attracting queues of people! Kebabs can be sliced off the huge pieces of lamb that are suspended on a metal skewer, or served in chunks inside a pitta bread with salad and onions. Chicken kebabs are also served, and there will be an array of sauces to accompany the meal. Beware of the hot sauce, it is very hot! You can also buy burgers, chicken nuggets and chips from these takeaways!f	Takeaway Food
Fish and Chips	Probably one of the most popular takeaways even now with the British public, fish and chips shops are a ‘Friday night treat’ particularly for families. A selection of fish such as plaice, cod and fishcakes are made available, with ‘fat’ chips. On the counter will be large jars of pickled onions and pickled eggs, as well as huge gherkins to add to your meal. There will also be sausages, a selection of pies and saveloys to choose from. Some Chinese restaurants in the UK ‘double up’ as fish and chips shops, so that you can get a one stop shop!	Takeaway Food
Chinese	Every major town is full of Chinese takeaways, a quick and satisfying way of getting a meal without having to wait too long. There is always a big selection of Chinese dishes to choose from, but sweet and sour chicken or sweet and sour pork balls still remain one of the favourites, particularly with egg fried rice. Some Chinese restaurants will also serve a selection of Thai dishes so you can combine both cuisines. Because of the fierce competition, a lot of Chinese takeaways are now offering delivery service to your door, even to hotels!	Takeaway Food
Pinot Grigio	Classic white Italian wine, normally top of the list in all pizzerias. Very dry white wine with slight fruity overtones, there are normally a few varieties available, including New World grapes. Often used as the ‘house wine’	Italian, Takeaway Food
Fizzy	Most diner-style hamburger restaurants offer ‘as much as you can drink’ Coca Cola pumps where you can help yourself, usually drank out of coated large paper cups. This tends to be in chain restaurants, and not individual restaurants, where all drinks are served at the table. Huge varieties of fizzy drinks are normally available, mostly behind the bar, such as Sprite, Dr Peppers and Club Soda.	Hamburgers, Takeaway Food
Soft Drinks	Plenty of soft drinks are on offer such as coke, lemonade, orangeade and fizzy tropical juice drinks, as well as cartons of orange juice and a few sports or fitness drinks. Bottled water, both still and fizzy will be in the refrigerated cabinets. A lot of takeaways, particularly pizza houses will offer a deal on drinks as well, such a free litre of coca cola with every takeaway.	Takeaway Food
Hot Beverages	These can be purchased in thermal cups, more particularly from food vans that are all over the streets in major cities, particularly late at night. Due to the fact that takeaways do not have alcohol licences, there really is not much choice of any drinks other than fizzy drinks and hot beverages such as tea or coffee. Soup is available in sandwich shops and some supermarkets, as are coffee machines in garages, supermarkets and major travel destinations such as railway stations.	Takeaway Food

Nearby restaurants

Name	Cuisines
K Tams	Takeaway Food
Chung Fad
Chopsticks	Takeaway Food
Hot Wok	Asian
Pannys Place	Takeaway Food
Golden Bridge	Chinese
New Happy Fryer	Takeaway Food
Captain Cod	Takeaway Food

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Restaurant Details

Location: Liverpool
Type: Takeaway Food
Service: Counter Service
Price: $0-$10
Phone: 01512261094
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Address: 26 Hornspit Lane, Liverpool, Merseyside, L125LT ,
Features: Dine in, Takeaway, Cash
Cuisine: Takeaway Food
Website: http://www.oceanpublishing.co.uk/index.php?action=search&address_3=liverpool

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