Bayee Village Chinese Restaurant in Merton - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Entiendo que este lugar está cerrado pero nuestra comida no era nada bueno.

Sadly, this oasis of brilliant oriental nosh has closed down. Thought to be due to lease expiry, very sad as it was superb..

It's closed and No one thought to let the people with reservations know before travelling

El restaurante del pueblo que ha sido Bayee una parte tan importante del pueblo de Wimbledon durante tanto tiempo cerrada el sábado por la noche con una tremenda anoche con un restaurante. Hemos tenido algunas maravillosas comidas y celebraciones. Año Nuevo Chino Elvis y le echo. Pero gracias a Marco y Peter para tanta diversión para tan larga y chicos por favor encontrar otro lugar y volver.

En primer lugar, reservado en línea para el día siguiente, pero no recibir la confirmación de la reserva. Decidimos ir de todos modos y fue capaz de conseguir una mesa. Nos llevaron a nuestra mesa y los menús eran abandonados a la mesa a mirar.. Ni siquiera dado a nosotros. No había pan de gambas ofrecido. Esperamos 30 minutos, antes de tener que llamar a alguien a ofrecernos una bebida. Al mismo tiempo que pedimos nuestra comida después de tanto tiempo esperando.. Pedimos un entrante, un plato principal y de nivel intermedio. Luego recibimos nuestra entrada tras otra espera de 30 minutos me. e. 1 horas después de estar sentados. Después de completar el primer plato nos dijeron que se les había acabado de nuestra selección intermedio de langosta y, por tanto, simplemente estaría trayendo al plato principal. No se disculparon o incluso preguntando si queríamos algo diferente para seleccionar un campo intermedio. Después de nuestra comida principal era consumido, pedimos la factura. Gracioso lo único que llegaron en tiempo y forma era la factura. Lo que no era raro, era el hecho de que añadió 12. 5% de cargo por servicio discrecional en la factura después de esa mala calidad y servicio inexistente, nos aconsejaron que no estaban pagando el servicio razón evidente y fue descontado de la factura correspondiente. La comida estaba bien, pero caro. No volveremos a este lugar. Estaba ocupado, así quizás nuestra experiencia era lamentable, pero el anterior es el peor servicio que he recibido en cualquier restaurante y la primera vez que no he pagado un cargo por servicio. Espero que el director y el personal decide tratar a los nuevos clientes con la misma atención que parecía demasiado pagar a sus clientes habituales, especialmente las partes más grandes.

Really good atmosphere. Not Fresh food and a great service. Not Highly recommended.

I have visited the Bayee Village 3 times over the last 3 years and it’s looking very tired. The menu and decor need a thorough update. The quality of the food is nothing special and yet the cost is going up.Its very expensive for not a lot frankly.We left feeling very underwhelmed and very light in the pocket. I won’t be going back there and there are some very good Thai restaurants in the Village.

Was in its day and outstanding Chinese restaurant but very tired decor and food was fairly stodgy. Peking duck was excellent

Birthday lunch with a party from 10 to 95. Food was, as always excellent and generous. Welcoming staff, convivial environment and thoroughly to be recommended.

Really good atmosphere. Fresh food and a great service. Highly recommended.

Nice food, but expensive and not sure they really deserved the 12.5% tip added on automatically.

Having had a few disappointing Chinese meals at local restaurants recently we thought we should try somewhere slightly further afield. We therefore went for the Bayee Village Chinese Restaurant in Wimbledon Village. We were really pleased we did. From the outset the food was a step change from the meals we had of late. We started off trying the Rotisserie sampler as a light starter. The belly pork just melted beautifully, and the duck and pork were also note worthy. Everything was excellently seasoned. Aromatic Duck is a firm favourite, but somehow even this was better than the norm, somehow less greasy without being dry and slightly crispy without being overdone. Finally the main worth mentioning was the scallops, squid and prawn sizzling dish. All excellently cooked! Its not cheap at the Bayee Village, but it is worth it!

Reasonably good atmosphere. Fresh food and a good service. Highly recommended.

Reasonably good atmosphere. Fresh food and a good service. Highly recommended.

Place was empty, food was not very tasty and was almost cold when it arrived at the table, staff stood staring at us whilst we ate to the point that my wife felt so uncomfortable we left earlier than planned. Felt very dated.

There are a lot of mixed reviews of Bayee Village but my wife and I had a great meal. The service is really friendly and speedy and the quality of the food is really good. Hard to fault so well worth a visit.

I attended a private party here. The management and staff could not have been more accommodating and well. The food was good, especially the soft shell crab, the aromatic duck and and the beef with spring onion and ginger.

Absolutely love this place. The décor, menu and atmosphere are just what you would expect from a truly authentic Chinese restaurant. It's traditional menu does not disappoint and there's a good selection of vegetarian/vegan options - as well as dishes to suit all budgets. The service miiiight be construed as a little abrupt (on your first visit), but the staff and service are all part of the rich character of the place and once you embrace it, it's a great experience.

food was amazing, staff were very friendly, beautiful restaurant , loved the layout, I would definitely be coming back to this restaurant in the near future.

There’s clearly quite an appetite for Asian food in Wimbledon Village as evidenced by the recent arrivals of branches of Thai restaurants Patara and Giggling Squid to add to Thai Tho. Bayee Village occupying part of the same building as the Fox & Hounds Pub is the only Chinese. It’s a swish spot comprising a large but rather dark room with alcoves behind an entrance area marked by large water features, tanks and bowls in which brightly coloured fish swim. Oranges hang from the ceiling. The menu is a bit confusing starting with specialities in fact culled from various sections in the rest of the menu. There are some items available ranging from prawn crackers to duck with pancakes and even bottled beers which are not shown on the menu at all. Notwithstanding a slightly shaky start with some slightly chewy chicken satay swamped in peanut butter sauce with a not inexpensive £10 price tag, and a hot and sour soup with chicken rather than prawns but piquant enough, mains were consistently excellent. Perhaps best of all a generous portion of crispy fried duck, but monkfish with broccoli and chicken with bok choi were also good, their steamed vegetables cooked to perfection. Service from male waiting staff in suits and ties was both polite and efficient.

Wow, we were thrilled with the ambience, the very attentive, humourous service and the exceptional freshly cooked food. The flavours were authentic, reminded us of how good Chinese food can be. There was not a scrap of food wasted! Recommend the steamed sea bass. And I have to end by saying, please do try the Apple martini. Delicious!

Hace un par de meses, ya habíamos visitado este restaurante y es tan buena como evr. Muy tranquilo en la noche del miércoles, pero la comida era excelente. Pedimos prácticamente lo mismo, pero la comida era fresca y buena. Cerveza tiger y vino de la casa con un gran servicio y una buena relación calidad-precio. Tostadas de gambas, cangrejos, cordero shell suave. eran probablemente la recogida de algunos muy buenos platos. Muy cómodos asientos con espacio. Excelente y merece la pena visitarlo.

The attendants were very pushy which left us on edge at all times. It really brought down the mood!

Food was fair but definitely not worthy of the price.

Love the food here, I highly recommend the asparagus with spicy olive leaf and the spicy soft shell crab. All the dishes are delicious. Great service and a favourite of all my family and friends.

Had a great evening. Good service, food and wine.

I would recommend only ordering the set menu's. The shredded duck was great. The ribs, spring rolls, dumplings very average. Nice restaurant but the food doesn't merit the price. Disappointed.

As always Bayee village is a treat to visit. The maitre d'hôtel is invariably friendly and the fresh lobster in oyster sauce and garlic never disappoints.

Nos dieron una comida para llevar desde aquí, ya que era uno de los pocos lugares abiertos en Nochebuena (qué es esto? De todas maneras, el personal me pareció amable y servicial. Pedimos 4 comidas y aperitivos. El precio era razonable para Londres, porciones bien pero no excesivamente generoso. Las dos comidas vegetarianas eran bonitas, los 2 pequeños de pollo no fueron tan bien recibidos. Se pensaba que un poco soso. Así que una mezcla de todo.

It was my mothers birthday, we received exceptional service from Ben.

Visitamos este restaurante el sábado por no haber sido por un año o así. Me sorprendió que nadie tomó nuestros abrigos en la entrada como antes. Nos llevaron a nuestra mesa rápidamente con comida y bebida pedidos condujeron rápidamente. Mi esposa comentó que no había...

Best Chinese food to be found anywhere in the local area.

Great night again at the Bayee Village! Good food and fab service!

This place is crap. I ordered what was supposed to be “Kung PO chicken”, and was given blocks of deep...

After ordering Online, the food came swiftly. The spareribs were absolutely excellent; the Cantonese style belly park was succulent and...

For 30 years Marco Yu and Peter his Maitre D have looked after the difficult spoilt families of Wimbledon. They just do it so well

A family reunion. Perfect on a large round table with a central lazy Susan.

I’m always wary trying a new Chinese restaurant for the first time because of my gluten, egg and dairy intolerance. The staff were wonderful and after I explained what I liked they showed me the meals suitable for me. A great experience so we’ll be back.

Great meal, lovely food. Service was really good, very friendly

I came for Sunday lunch with my 2 adult children.

The restaurant was OK...the service was OK...but I'm afraid I can only say OK. There was nothing about it that stood out and to be honest we thought the food lacked flavour. Probably won't bother going again

Well disappointed starter was cold told staff brought back same dish just bin reheated mains had no flavour and staff were not bothered over priced plus food turned up quickly than the Golden Arches

I ordered from this restaurant thinking that their prices reflected the quantity/quality level a nice dinner for two w ould deserve.

Bayee village great food, great menu and service super friendly

Best authentic chinese food. Very friendly and helpful staff who suggest dishes with slight variations to suit you, e.g. gluten free, vegetarian dishes.

We like our chinese takeaways especially on a Friday night and there are some things that we really like about the food in this restaurant that keeps us ordering and ordering again. It makes a mean chicken chow mein and beef noodles soup. The service is quick and friendly, food portions are generous and the price reasonable for London. Take note though, we have tried several entrees and they are nowhere near as good as the main so would recommend going straight to the main course if you are ordering takeaway.

Booked a table for 4 Saturday night - it was fairly busy, but we were seated quickly. Our waitress was very engaging and drinks and food were swiftly delivered. The food was great, chicken satay and ribs were delicious and their noodle dishes were really tasty. Kung Po Chicken was a real winner. Now the down side - it was Chinese food and a couple of bottles of wine - the bill worked out at about £70 a person - which seemed very pricey. However we enjoyed the food the service and our evening and would return.

You don't expect such a huge spacious restaurant from the outside. It feels private and yet open. The food was fantastic and the service perfect.

Fantastic/Chinese restaurant: best in /sw londonOwner Marco Maitre D Peter make every dinner specialVery well done

Food was very tasty and the portions very generous. The atmosphere was a little twee though, with fairly cheesy love songs in the background.

Need to be aware citchen closes at 3 so this was a bit inconvenient as we were half way through main and we had no chance to order any desert. This should Be mentioned when you book lunch.

Bayee has been in Wimbledon Village for many years now and has maintained a consistently high standard of Chinese food throughout. It's spacious layout means you can usually get a table. Very friendly and efficient staff too!

The service is pretty good but a little rushed to get you through. The restaurant is very expensive against comparable restaurants but it is very good food.

Been visiting Bayee village for many years. Extensive menu, most dishes well executed. The Rotisserie sampler is tasty and good value. House wine is very nice. Can otherwise get a bit pricy. Service always great.

Having previously eaten well at Bayee Village a couple of years ago, I went with a friend with high expectations. Whilst the food is still good, the prices are too high compared to higher quality establishments like The Good Earth in Esher. For example, a King Prawn Sweet and Sour dish for £14.50. For two people, each having two small alcoholic drinks each, the bill was just over £95. The service is very good and one therefore hopes that the staff are well rewarded by the owners given the price premium.

Have eaten here more times than I remember; food is nearly always faultless. When its not, they will remake a dish. The manager (Peter) is great, the prices are reasonable and really, cannot fault the place (decor is a bit dark but few chinese restaurants are renowned for their decor).

We visited the restaurant on Saturday 16 April 2017 bank holiday weekend. We were with with another couple who also had their young daughter with them. As expected both the girls were playing in excitement. However the staff treated us with contempt despite the 5 tables of diners seemed happy to see the girls happy.....needless to say we cut our meal short and left. Never to book there again. The toilet area was very unclean with no where to change nappies either. Food left a lot to be desired too

Service was well below what I would expect from a restaurant in Wimbledon village. Confucius is 100 times better.

Everything was good. However I am disappointed about not getting the 100 points I was promised for this booking Could this be fixed please

Have t been here in yesfszs d this viditcreninded me why. It was 'fine' but only just. One very good main course, one aversgebine and a £15 stater that was really turkey bland and unremarkable. Somewhat disorganised service (asked 4 times about ordering drinks, when we had already). Lacks ambience as is huge and only 20% full on a Saturday night. A high price for an average meal - and that's being generous.

Great location and ambiance. A little pricey

Great environment/ambience. Sub-standard food. Absolutely spoiled by one particularly bad (I'm going to say terrible) waiter, who clearly didn't want to be there.

My friend from South African and I arrived on time and after standing in the entrance area for about 5 minutes, been seen by 2 employees at the bar, 3 waiter staff, noone approached the counter area to seat us. The restaurant was about 1/3 filled so really not busy. The one European waiter who blatantly ignored us , although he stepped in behind the counter. I greeted him, he ignored me again. I finally said very loudly , 'is anyone actually going to try and take note that you have two patrons waiting or should we just go elsewhere?' A waiter from somewhere in the restaurant arrived and although I had a reservation, made online, they had no record of it. But as it was certainly not full, he accommodated us and we were finally seated 10 mins after we arrived. The same European waiter was incredibly obnoxious when my friend later asked if he would please take a photograph of us. He said, 'No, as you can see I am busy!' I would like to inform him that my friend is currently and I am a past flight attendant for international airlines. He is obnoxious and very rude and clearly has no idea what busy is! Rude man! The food was good, as I remembered from my previous visit, but service was dismal!

It was a long time since either of us had eaten Chinese. We really enjoyed our meal which was delicious and the service was great.

Supposed to be a Chinese New Year lunch celebration but I don't think you'd want to know what came with the £25 per head lunch! Ready ??? Yep lunch was : assorted roast meat, mushrooms, prawns ,fish balls, big chunks of radish and some melon , cellophane Vermicelli ...just about all ..and ...BOOM! All of these served in one big stainless steel basin plonked in the middle of a ten guest table ...served with white rice and a supplementary dish of vegetarian noodles ( without any vegetables). That's it folks ...celebration meal for the new year!What on earth was that menu of an "ALL IN ONE DISH"?? Ten hungry guests are supposed to lick up the tiniest crumble in the dish because that was the only meal served! What a total fiasco....everyone walked out shaking their heads in disbelief!So avoid this so called village restaurant ...hop into the village Italian or Spanish would save you the embarassment of indecent service and food,

While the food that we did order was flavoursome and of good quality the portion sizes were inadequate which was very disappointing considering the restaurant is more expensive than it's counterparts. Realistically to come out of the restaurant feeling full you're looking at £50+ per head. in addition to this the service was woeful, not what you expect at the most expensive Chinese in town! The waiter rushed our order, we waited an hour for our food for one of the dishes not to arrive. We asked where the dish was to be told "it's on the way", arrived nearly three quarters of the way through our meal without so much as an apology. Inattentive staff all round as it was easier to obtain a drink in the Atacama than after our initial order had been made. By the time we finished our meal we were obviously keen to get out quickly so asked the main man for the bill, only to see him chuckling away on the other side of the restaurant 10 minutes later having obviously forgotten about us. Asked for the bill form one of his members of staff which quite laughably arrived with a 12.5% service charge which we duly ignored. Needless to say we won't be returning or recommending which is a shame given how good the restaurant looks at first impression

Really enjoyable dinner with good service, good food and good atmosphere. Really enjoy the fish tank too. Will definitely be back.

We booked for my daughters 19th birthday advising we would like it to be a special evening. The food was good. The restaurant was quiet with some empty tables therefore not hectic for staff. The woman who served us was the rudest person I have ever come across and as a sixty year old I've met a few. Having good food is not enough when your waiting staff approach you in an obnoxious manner.

The food was excellent, however service was slow and poor. Seemed to be a lack of communication, dishes coming out at very different times. They forgot which course we were on twice and 2 of our dishes didn't arrive at all.Like I said, the food was some of the best, but it was let down by the service (or lack of it). It was nice but for the price I expect a much slicker operation.

Service was poor, our starters were brought separately with long wait in between. Service was so slow, it took three hours to finish the meal. Having said that, the food was excellant when it arrived.

Food good as always, but the service is slow, especially for the initial drinks order.

Order the duck pancakes--not on the menu, but ask for them anyway. The plum sauce is delicious. The duck was a bit dry but easily solved with the sauce. The noodle dishes were also excellent. Service was fast. I agree with previous statements about the price, though; it is a bit expensive.

Noisy but comfortable. A very popular spot. The food is seriously mediocre. Not bad but very typical mid-level restaurant Chinese, totally lacking in imagination or style. Just ordinary Chinese food. It won't disappoint, hence the popularity but it completely fails to excite the palate or the senses. Try some other place; they won't mind, they are busy anyway but do yourself a favour and find someplace better. Won't be hard!

Very friendly managing staff! Wonderful welcome and farewells. Overly attentive staff, maybe because it was quiet when we dined. 😅<br />Apart from the feeling of being watched; their service is excellent. Food delicious but expensive, Worth it for occasion dining.

We decided to have our works Christmas meal here for the Elvis night. The night was so much fun, food drinks dancing and singing. Elvis was good fun. The food was really tasty and there was a few set menus to choose from which was perfect for our party of 10. The service wasn't the best I have seen, one particular lady kept getting confused with the orders. The food is quite highly priced but for the location of the restaurant and the taste of the food I can understand why it is more expensive than other Chinese restaurants. Overall a really enjoyable evening was had by all.

Second time eating at Bayee Village. Always great food. Freshly served and great service. Casual but nice ambience and atmosphere. Good family and group gathering restaurant.

The staff was incredibly friendly and efficient. The food was ok but very expensive. Definitely over priced for what it was.

We were invited by a friend to have a dinner there recently, which is with good location - Wimbledon Village and typical Canton style Chinese food. We ordered The rotisserie Taster, BBQ Belly Port, Duck and Char Siu, Stew Tou Fu with Assorted Meat and Seafood, Steamed Sea Bass with Ginger and Spring Onion and Selection of Supreme Assorted Vegetables, plus Special Fried Rice（Yangzhou fried rice). Generally speaking, the food is ok, Sea Bass was perfect steamed, but just too small. Char Siu is slightly disappointed, and Special Fried Rice is too tiny. Overall, good and service are good.

We went to this restaurant on a very busy Saturday evening when the restaurant was full with a private party in a semi private area of the restaurant. Despite this we had good service and great food. It was piping hot, very tasty and we would go again.

We booked a table for 5 last Saturday at quite short notice and they happily accommodated us. On arrival at 7.30pm the restaurant looked quite empty but soon filled up. Menu is pretty good and the food was quite tasty although nothing remarkable. Service was swift. We may have just been unlucky with our waiter but he was very brusque to the point of rudeness, which rather spoiled the meal. We left as soon as we had finished rather than lingering and declined to pay the 12% discretionary service charge as a result.

Food good, was disappointed they charged 50P for two extra pancakes on a £175.00 bill. Managerial staff condescending.

Having been coming to Bayee for years it does disappoint me that it is never really that busy these days and that affects the atmosphere. The food is great, reliable and the soft shell crab and sizzling dishes are excellent. If you ask for a jug of water you get a glass which is rarely refilled - a slight niggle these days. You can certainly rack up quite a large bill in there without realising.

The food is quite good but certainly not up to £100 for a meal for 2. The service is appalling. Although booked in advance we were stuck in a corridor against a wall which had paint pealing off behind the chairs. Had to ask 3 times for bottle of wine to be brought to the table having ordered it first! Then when the meal was served one of the dishes was missing which we asked for again when the meal was served, then again to a passing waiter and finally had to get the owner to go and get it after we're were more than half way through eating!!! No particular waiter seemed to serve our table, meaning constantly looking to get an elusive person to help with getting order. I have never asked for an automatic service charge to be removed from a bill before but this was a first. The Bayee Village is bettered in Wimbledon by other restaurants that have better ambience, food and service.

Terrific, friendly reliable up-market local Chinese restaurant, with excellent food.

Very nice Chinese restaurant in the village. Staff are very helpful, food is delicious. I won't say it's a 100% authentic menu but it's got a great selection of food.

Standard Chinese food, a little in the expensive side. Service became overwhelmed about 830 when a large party came in and the rest of the tables filled up. However our food always came quickly

Finally came to this local institution for an early evening birthday meal. Well prepared food and distinctive flavours. It&#039;s quite big but has nooks and crannies for privacy. Not cheap but you can eat for around £30 per head including drinks and service with ease. Definitely a good place to go with a large group

Top notch food and service!!!!!

We visited on a busy Saturday evening . The venue is very pleasant with eye catching decorations and things like illuminated tanks full of lively exotic fish. The restaurant was packed and there were a couple of tables celebrating birthdays . The food was ok but by no means outstanding . The waiter got our order wrong , missed one dish out and brought a dish we hadn't ordered for another item. Still it was a reasonably enjoyable experience and the taste of the food is quite good .

Lovely restaurant with a brilliant service and lovely food.

The food was strangely just lacking flavour. The dim sum were bland, the chicken satay was average at best. We had ordered crispy duck and pancakes in the smallest portion available, which was a quarter. We hadn&#039;t realised they brought us a half duck as a mistake. We pointed out, after only eating half of it (i.e., a quarter!) that we only ordered a quarter. We were still charged for a half duck (£30) anyway even though it was their mistake. As much as we looked forward to possibly having a Chinese &#039;local&#039; we won&#039;t be going back. There is much better food available out there.

We have all eaten a lot of chinease food, but definitely nothing as good as at the Bayee Viilage. The restaurant is extremely large but the service is fantastic. Lots of families having a happy time, and couples like us. It does not need to be too expensive if you choose wisely. The staff are lovely and will always helped the dishes are delivered they looked mouth watering. Sizzling beef, stir fri's and so much more. Just go there as you will not regret it, but book if you want to ensure a table. Goodness, I must go again very soon.

Food was nice, a good range of dishes on the menu, and a few unusual ones which you typically don&#039;t find in a chinese restaurant. however the service is what ruined it for me. Our waitress kept rushing everything, drinks, starters, mains, desserts. To the point where I had to say can you please leave us for at least 15 minutes and do not disturb. It was rather rude. <br />So this is the reason I gave a lower score.<br /><br />To be honest I have had nicer food and an overall nicer experience in other places. I heard great things about here, so very disappointed. Likely will not return which is a shame as I am local.

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This famed Wimbledon restaurant always draws in the punters especially during the tennis when we went. But the service was indifferent bordering on rude and it makes you wonder why you bother. The food is good not great and they should have done something about the decor by now. The village needs a standout Chinese but this place has become complacent.

I have been going to Bayee Village for many years and it never disappoints. Very good service and Peter, one of the managers, knows me well enough to anticipate the needs of me and whatever group I am with. This time I was with my family visiting from Scotland and they made us very welcome, as always! Recommend the hot Kung Ho chicken and the sea bass with ginger!

I have dined here quite a few times, service is quick, food excellent. My favourite is the fried lamb. It can be quite expensive though.

We have always found the food here to be a very respectable overall standard with decent service to go with it - more like what you would expect from a quality restaurant in Central London. It's more than you would pay in other Chinese restaurants but you should remember this is not a Chinese takeaway and it does serve a good variety of authentic Chinese dishes.

Very good Chinese restaurant in the heart of Wimbledon village. Quite expensive by comparison with the usual Chinese restaurants in the area but worth the trip.

Very nice restaurant, loved the starters which I could have eaten for dinner alone as they were so incredibly tasty. A must look up if your after very tasty Chinese food in Wimbledon..