Ming Lee

Takeaway · Inverclyde

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Ming Lee is a takeaway located in Inverclyde.

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Ming Lee is a takeaway located in Inverclyde.

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Category: Takeaway
Address: 7 Barnhill Street PA15 2BE
Area: Inverclyde
Menu: Not listed. Business owners can add a menu by claiming this page.

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7 Barnhill Street PA15 2BE

Inverclyde

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