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Oodles Chinese, Merrion Centre, Leeds
The entrance to Oodles Chinese is a manual door, but was propped open when I went earlier today. There is quite a lip in the door, but I managed to get across in my powered wheelchair on the first attempt without too much of an issue. Once inside the counters are at a good height for wheelchair users, with the menu being displayed on screens behind the counter, on the counter itself, & as little leaflets. There is plenty of space to move along, & there is a mix of tables & booths at the back of the eatery. All of the tables are at a suitable height for wheelchair users & have at least one movable chair. At a push, a wheelchair user could sit at one end of a booth.
The entrance to Oodles Chinese is a manual door, but was propped open when I went earlier today. There is quite a lip in the door, but I managed to get across in my powered wheelchair on the first attempt without too much of an issue. Once inside the counters are at a good height for wheelchair users, with the menu being displayed on screens behind the counter, on the counter itself, & as little leaflets. There is plenty of space to move along, & there is a mix of tables & booths at the back of the eatery. All of the tables are at a suitable height for wheelchair users & have at least one movable chair. At a push, a wheelchair user could sit at one end of a booth.