New Jasmine House Chinese clears out Credenhill restaurant

Their last day of trading at the village restaurant was on Saturday, January 24. <i>(Image: Submitted)</i>
Their last day of trading at the village restaurant was on Saturday, January 24. (Image: Submitted)
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A POPULAR takeaway and restaurant has closed its doors after 36 years and is now giving away items as the building is cleared out.

In a statement posted January 13, the owners of New Jasmine House in Credenhill revealed that their last day of trading at the village restaurant would be on Saturday, January 24.

The announcement said it had been "one of the hardest decisions" and thanked all their "wonderful" customers since September 1989.

The news was not taken lightly by residents who described the situation as "a bad start to 2026" and "sad times."

But it is not all bad news, with the family set to now relocate fully to their second site, New Hum-Ming Garden, on Foley Street in Hereford.

To mark the move, residents are invited to collect various items previously used in the restaurant and takeaway as 'parting gifts.'

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