About Light and Salt
Light and Salt is a Japanese and Oriental restaurant on Market Square in Bicester, serving fresh food made to order. The menu spans starters and sides, noodle soups, bento boxes, curries, burgers, noodles and rice, with highlights including pork teriyaki, prawn tempura, and chicken ramen. The kitchen prepares dishes such as crispy fried gyozas, katsu and tempura, and stir-fried noodles. Both dine-in and takeaway are available, and the restaurant delivers six days a week to addresses within seven miles, with a minimum order of £35 and a delivery charge from £3.00. Average delivery time is around 30 to 40 minutes. The restaurant describes itself as small with some limited facilities, and does not have wheelchair-accessible toilets. Customers with food allergies or intolerances are asked to phone ahead before ordering so staff can provide the necessary information.
Features
- Delivery
- Family Friendly
- Takeaway
- Wheelchair Accessible
Frequently asked questions
Does Light and Salt offer delivery?
Yes, Light and Salt delivers six days a week starting from 11:30am to addresses up to seven miles away. There is a minimum order of £35 and a delivery charge from £3.00. Average delivery time is around 30 to 40 minutes, though this can vary at busy periods.
Can I book a table at Light and Salt?
Yes, the restaurant offers online booking through their website.
I have a food allergy, what should I do?
Light and Salt asks that you phone the restaurant before placing an order if you or someone you are ordering for has a food allergy or intolerance, so they can provide the information you need.
Is the restaurant wheelchair accessible?
The restaurant is small with some limited facilities and does not have wheelchair-accessible toilets. They encourage guests to contact them in advance with any accessibility needs so they can assist as best as possible.
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