Little Four Seasons in City of London, Westminster

Very confusing, this place is called Little Four Seasons and is at 11 Gerad Strert and food is dreadful. Next door is a separate place called the Four Seasons with totally identical Signage which had far superior food when we went 4 months ago. What is going on.

Service was quick and efficient, making for a smooth dining experience. The highlight? Easily the best roasted duck in town — crispy skin, tender meat, and full of flavour. The soup of the day is surprisingly good! A must-visit in Chinatown!

It's seems that if you speak Chinese you have a priority and you cam jump the cue, Edward is really bad at hospitality, after 30 min of wait didn't even bother try it

Wenxing is the originator of Cantonese cuisine in London. It was first in Bayswater and later opened three stores in Chinatown. Among them, Wenxing Kitchen has always performed stably and you don’t have to wait for a table. If you want to eat classic Cantonese cuisine, you must come here. What’s more, BuyMeego white rice group purchase is now 30% off, which can almost be regarded as a canteen in the city. The signature roasted meat (roast duck, roast pork, barbecued pork, and oily chicken) is a must-order every time, especially the sauce is really the soul of Wenxing. The baby also loves to eat its salted fish and chicken fried rice. It is a super large bowl, enough for two or three people to share, and it is more worthwhile than ordering white rice for each person.

Nice good fox to any Chinese food craving. Roast duck was good

After work, I went to Four Seasons in Chinatown, with my friend. It’s a Cantonese restaurant. We were going to order something else,their staff Jerry recommended their famous roast duck, saying it’s one of the best in London. So we gave it a try. Indeed it was delicious! The skin was crispy, the meat was tender, and it had a rich duck flavor. The sauce was sweet and tasty, great to mix with rice. It was really delicious. We also tried Soy Sauce Chicken. The chicken was soft and juicy, not dry at all. The skin had a nice smooth texture, and it tasted even better with their ginger and spring onion sauce. We also ordered Stir-fried Prawns with Broccoli: The prawns were big and juicy. The broccoli was crisp and full of flavor. This dish felt healthy with both protein and vegetables. The other dish that we ordered, Stir-fried Chinese Broccoli (Gai Lan) was also very fresh and well-cooked — not bitter at all. It had some egg white added, which made it light and not greasy. We also really like their Soup of the Day. They had a special slow-cooked soup. It was clear, sweet, and full of ingredients. Very comforting. Overall, the food was tasty and well-balanced. I would recommend this place if you like Cantonese dishes, especially roast duck!

Lovely lunch and great waitress Cindy goes above and beyond. Thank you

1 out of 3 dishes were good. 2 out if 3 dishes were too salty and a bit confusing. Service was basic. They charge £3.50 per person for tea.

Food was great, good portions and worth the money Cindy was absolutely amazing. She made sure we were looked after throughout. The best 👌

Worst restaurant I have ever been to. We went there after spending all day in London. We were tired and hungry. After ordering the foods, a waiter came to our table and asked us to leave because my son has peanut and milk allergies. They refused to serve us. Would not recommend!

they have much to improve in terms of service - one of the middle age waitress was rude to us and we were demanded to pay the DISCRETIONARY service charge; i would instead recommend gold mine restaurant nearby which i enjoyed better food and experience

Food was good and service was as well

Best duck ever! The service was very kind and they explained everything, so we had the most delicious meal in months! Definitely coming back!! Wan and Max were great!

The best Chinese restaurant I've eaten in London, the roast duck is especially authentic. I especially like Cindy, the service is great, the attitude is good, very considerate and professional, and the recommended dishes are also very suitable for my taste. I eat here almost every day in London👍👍👍

Sister Cindy is very warm. It was the first time she served us for dinner since she came to this store in mid-March. She patiently introduced us to the hotel’s special food. The daily chat made us feel the kindness of our hometown, and the service was very professional and efficient. Since then, my friend and I have never changed the store, and it became our canteen😄

Food is generally nice, fried rice got chasiu and prawn and fried eggs, roasted pork belly is nice, sliced chicken with vegetable is nice. However, what I have a bit unhappy is, the bill includes service charge, and when paying the bill the waitress didn’t make any hint of it and I thought it didn’t include. It made me pay for the service again, which is annoying. Also, the payment process is a bit rush made me take no time to review the bill. I’m willing to pay for the service, but it feels like to be cheated.

While passing through London we were attracted by the reputation of this restaurant. To our great regret, even if the duck was good, it was nothing extraordinary which justified the price of €60 for 2 (duck, white rice and two beers) and this in a cramped room, a more than cold welcome with moreover unclean toilets. In short, move on from this tourist scam.

We have gone to eat based on the references on the internet and the experience has been regrettable. The restaurant was very, very dirty but the worst thing was that there were locals eating and their dishes were abundant, ours were very small so with the 5 small dishes that we had ordered we were not full since we were 2 adults and 2 children. They have also charged us for tips without prior notice! Anyway, I hope that this review helps future tourists not to be fooled.

Spanish: Timan a los turistas, platos más pequeños que los que sirven a los locales al mismo precio y a más te cobran una tasa de servicio without prior notice and is not legal, the food must just be of quality at the price that pays and encima mal servicio y te engañan, una desilusión y pesima experience. Italiano: Please note that your tourist should be aware of the fact that you may be looking for more information for your tourist, and if you do not have a legal warning, you must first expect that the pasto is not good, but of low quality. English: They scam tourists by serving smaller portions than those given to locals while charging the same price. Additionally, they apply a service charge without informing you in advance, which is not legal. The food quality is mediocre for the price paid, the service is poor, and they mislead customers. A disappointing and terrible experience. ⸻ French: They rip off tourists by serving smaller portions than local customers while charging the same price. Additionally, they add a service tax without warning in advance, which is illegal. The quality of the food is very average for the price paid, the service is poor, and they cheat the customers. A disappointing and deplorable experience.

Really enjoyed the food here, ordered the duck and pork dumplings and the double and triple roast with egg fried rice and all of it was delicious. We had good service and thought the prices were very reasonable for London.

Food was from re cook or microwave Price too high Nobody in restaurant Dirty table and mess around

Had lunch. Their signature duck rice. As always, it was good.

First time I went staff were so so so nice as well as the food even gave us sweets and good service. Second time I came the staff member which served me was a tiny bit rude but it didn't bother me. Overall I recommend this restaurant.

Been to this place based on someone’s recommendation… The first impression felt like I was getting ripped off! I ordered mixed seafood with mixed vegetables and noodles, one bottle of still water, and a can of Coke. The food was very low quality, had no taste, and ‘mixed seafood’ meant just two very small prawns and three identical scallops 🤣🤣🤣. Plus, the food was boiling hot, so you couldn’t taste anything at all! Waste of money! I went across the street and bought some delicious pork belly instead!

On New Year’s Eve, my friends and I decided to celebrate at this restaurant in London’s Chinatown, only to find ourselves in the middle of an “epic” disaster. The friendly auntie at the entrance (who I now suspect might have been a plant) lured us in with her warm smile, only to make us wait for what felt like an eternity. And for what? A cramped “prison cell” of a seating area on the second floor. Fine, we thought, it’s New Year’s Eve—we can endure a little discomfort for the sake of celebration. But then came the pièce de résistance: an elderly Chinese waiter with the charm of a grumpy badger, who barked at us, "Order everything at once, or don’t order at all!" Wow, I had no idea ordering food could be such a high-stakes, one-shot deal. I guess he was worried walking back to our table might be too much exercise for him. The real kicker? This same waiter was all smiles and for the white customers at the next table, but for us? Ice cold. As a fellow Chinese person, I never thought I’d experience racial discrimination from another Chinese person in a foreign country. The irony was almost poetic. Oh, and asking for water? Forget it. He was too busy preparing for his next reincarnation to bother with us. sharp-eyed old man tried to pull a fast one by rounding up the total. When we called him out, he rolled his eyes and sneered, "You’re really going to fuss over such a small amount?" Yes, sir, because apparently even small amounts are worth swindling. In conclusion, this is hands down the worst dining experience I’ve had in London. If you’re looking to pay good money for a masterclass in misery, this is the place for you. If you still have any love for life, steer clear. Finally, I hope this restaurant goes out of business soon, and that grumpy old waiter retires even sooner—after all, he’s not far from “meeting his maker.” On New Year's Eve, my friends and I decided to go to this restaurant to celebrate, and we didn't expect it to be an "epic" disaster experience. The amiable aunt at the door (thinking about it now, she might have been asked) used her warm smile to trick us into waiting for nearly a century, but what we got in exchange was a cramped "cell" seat on the second floor. Okay, bear with it, after all, the New Year always has a sense of ritual - for example, being taught by an old Chinese man with a bad attitude: "Either order it all at once, or don't order it at all!" Wow, it's really eye-opening. It turns out that ordering can also have such an advanced operation as "one-time". Is he afraid that he will tire himself out by taking two more steps? What’s even more funny is that this old man smiled like a flower to the white guests at the next table, but was as cold as ice to us. As a Chinese, I was actually racially profiled by another Chinese in a foreign country. It was so ironic that I couldn’t laugh or cry. Oh, by the way, want a glass of water? Don't think about it, they are busy reincarnating and have no time to talk to you. The food is barely edible, but definitely not worth your money. The most amazing thing is that when checking out, this smart old man actually played the trick of "reverse zero erasing". After we pointed it out, he rolled his eyes: "You also want to calculate this little money?" Yes, you also want to be greedy for this little money? All in all, this restaurant is one of the worst places I've ever seen in London, bar none. If you want to experience what "paying money to buy pleasure" means, welcome to come; if you still want to have a glimmer of hope in life, please take a detour. Finally, I wish this store will close down soon and the old man will retire soon - after all, he is not far away from "returning to the west".

Best roast duck in London, some say the world!

Wonderful birthday celebration for my wife in a large group. The food was so yummy especially the Peking aromatic duck. The best part was our waitress Michelle! She was the best! It was all great.

La primera vez que vinimos aquí, vinimos de la calle decidiendo espontáneamente entrar. Nuestra intuición no nos engañó ya que la comida es muy auténtica y deliciosa. Pedimos pato, arroz, brócoli y sopa agridulce. Definitivamente recomendamos la opción del pepino picante. Una gran ventaja para el vino de sanguijuela, fue la primera vez que tuvimos este tipo de vino - una buena alternativa para Choya. O estás buscando un buen lugar en Chinatown no busques más. Sin duda se quedará como nuestro punto de partida cuando en Chinatown.

It's open till late got there at 11.30 and was able to find table but they seemed like they wanted us out in a rush inmidealy gave us bill after ordering, and forgot to give us chopsticks and tap water. The good was filling and good, nothing to ride home about.

Great food great staff.. cant go wrong..get the crispy duck and lobster

I just came to London from China for 2 months and missed pork belly chicken very much. On Saturday, my husband had a day off and took me to try Wenxingjia roast duck and pork belly chicken. The service and food turned out to be very good. The lady who served us was great. She introduced the menu one by one, I also paid special attention to the work badge Jerry.

Poor service. Rude staff. Never come back

BE AWARE!! While I was looking forward to enjoying the half Peking duck, I was quite disappointed with the portion size, especially considering the cost of 29.80. The dish was presented with a large dome of prawn crackers, but the actual amount of duck meat was minimal and it tasted burnt. Mind you I have had this for ages. This did not meet my expectations in terms of value for money. Additionally, while one of your team members except Jerry, whose name I unfortunately did not catch, handled our food in a manner that felt dismissive and unprofessional (tossed our food in table without looking). This left a negative impression on our overall experience. takeaway boxes were charged separately, and the service charge are forced not something I was made aware of beforehand. When I politely inquired about having it removed, I was told that it was part of staff wages, which left me feeling pressured to pay rather than it being a discretionary charge. While I fully respect service staff, I believe customers should have a choice in this matter, especially when the service does not meet expectations.

Wenxing Kitchen is really good! 👍🏻 There is also a waiter! I saw the work sign and it was called ponna! The service was excellent, very talkative but not annoying and made us feel welcome! Asking her for plates, water glasses, etc. was very positive! I just can’t see her sometimes! The food is also good! I ordered a lot and they all suited my taste. The portions are very large and suitable for eating with my family😊

Good service, but very expensive. I've gone to a few other restaurants in the area and I must say that it is quite expensive for what you get. Also I did a recalculation at home based on the menu prices and according to my calculations the 2 drinks we got were about 10 pounds each (an orange drink and a beer). Since we have payed 20 pounds more than the menu prices say the food costs. Please be careful to look at you bill before paying!!! Food was nice, but the portion sizes were tiny and we barely had enough for 2 people. We spent 80 pounds total on a small portion of crispy seaweed, a small portion of fried sesame prawn toast, half a duck(which looked more like a quarter), a small portion of crispy shredded chili beef and 1 orange drink and 1 of the cheapest beer. The food was ok, but we won't be coming back.

Great tasty food. The boneless duck was superb. So was the aromatic duck with pancakes. Big let down was the grudging service!!!

Mandatory stop to eat a delicious Pachinese duck. The staff very pleasant and helpful. We had a lot of fun.

Terrible experience, food poisoning

We had a fantastic dinner here! Delicious food, great drinks and fabulous service! Everything was just superb!

I had here the best sichuan beef brisket i ever had. We waited for the seat for maybe 10 minutes, restaurant was totally full. Food came in less then 5 minutes, it was really fast and amazing. Better than many foods i had in Asia. Servis was nice, tables cleaned after every customer. I will love to come back

Dishes are good but a little expensive

Love this place, was seated relatively quickly for a busy period! It was a shame they didn't have cripsy pork belly or duck BUT the food we did manage to order was very good and very tasty! Loved the cold sichuan style chicken and the char siu was very well done. Quick service

seven pounds for two bowls of rice. food is salty.extremely dirty toilet

very bad quality of food and service. Avoid!

One of the best Chinese restaurants in China town! We go to this restaurant very often when we go to central London. Our favourite dishes are the roasted duck and the fragrant hotpot!

Reasonable price but taste quite western that may not too fit for Hong Kong People. But staff nice and area also big enough that comfortable.

A lovely meal there today. A friendly greeting and at 2.45pm on a Saturday, we were straight in with a party of 3x. Jasmine tea, 1/2 aromatic duck (prepared at the table), and a few other things. They forget to bring the rice, but then didn't try to charge us for it. Really, really good food!!

As a cantonese I have to say the food here is SOOOOOO GOOD. We came here for dinner two days in a row during our stay in London. I don’t think the complain about waiting time in some comments is fair. This place is insanely popular and it has a reason😃. 烧鸭 叉烧 炒牛河 猪肚鸡。正！！

The eel I ordered was quite good, unfortunately the pork dish my mother ordered had 0 spice and the breading was 90% of the pork strips with hardly any meat.

After an hour of waiting we were finally helped by a lady who had clearly mastered the art of 'polite distance'. Our expectations weren't particularly high, but even we weren't counting on some of the food simply not showing up. Fortunately, the rest of the food was fast and excellent, but the incomplete order still caused some disappointment. So after a quick meal we were soon outside again. An experience that does not really remain in the memory, except for the long wait and the missed dishes.

First of all, the service is TERRIBLE, I come here every week just for the food, some of the staffs can even recognize me, but most of the staffs are still very rude even though we sometimes chat about random stuff. Your food is okay, but the service is too bad that no matter how good your food is, you’re still getting a very low score. Is it that hard to be polite! I’m paying you lots of service charge EVERY WEEK, sometimes even twice a week, and I spend at least £80 EVERY TIME, do I not deserve a good attitude? I am the customer, you should never express your negative mood to me. TRAIN YOUR STAFF.

Avoid this place!!! There are many incredible places to eat in this neighborhood, don't fall into this trap. The treatment was pitiful, they treated us in terrible ways, we felt uncomfortable all the time, the food was just plain, of course. And to make matters worse, they tried to charge us a very high service fee, which of course we did not pay. (Don't let them rip you off, you are not obligated to pay it, but they will try to sneak it in) DISGUSTING SITE

if you can avoid this place just DO IT! Staff is VERY RUDE. They made us pay the service charge after a long discussion in front of everyone which was embarrassing. There are plenty of amazing places around china town so choose any other that I’m pretty sure they will treat you so much better (which is not a hard thing to do). Never coming back again.

Below average food. Rude unhappy servers. Pretty dirty inside. Expensive for what you get.

The whole staff seemed racist as they talked rudely to all of my friends at all times. The staff behaved passive aggressively every time we asked for anything. I asked for service charges to be taken off and the first thing the guy said was, “why?” And then threw the card machine on table and took the oranges on the table away and the other waiter came to us at the same time and asked us to leave. Horrendous experience. Definitely never going back here ever again.

Re: Feedback on Unsatisfactory Service. I would like to express my dissatisfaction with the service I received during my recent visit to your restaurant. Unfortunately, the waiter exhibited rudeness and a lack of professionalism, addressing us in an inappropriate manner and treating us differently compared to other patrons. Additionally, our order was incorrect, and we felt neglected throughout our dining experience, which significantly detracted from our overall enjoyment.

The service was very poor. There was a waiter in there named Edward who wouldn't welcome us. And told us not to enter because it was very cold outside. Be wary of this Chinese man named Edward.

Subterranean unfriendly and stroppy service Based on the food, you were more of a walking wallet. While my wife's shrimp was OK, my shredded beef was the worst I've ever had: there was practically no beef, just sugary breading. Completely outrageous! Under no circumstances would I go there again

Cantonese roast half duck, egg fried rice and satay chicken including service £40. Excellent food and was very tasty. Highly recommend will definitely return.

RUDE . POOR SERVICE. THIS WOMAN FORCED US TO PAY SERVICE CHARGE FOR £18. WHEN QUESTIONED SHE KICKED US OUT AND BECAME RASICT CALLING US POOR AND WE SHOULD NOT EAT OUTSIDE IF WE CAN NOT AFFORD IT. POLICE HAVE BEEN INFORMED ON THR INCIDENT. NEVER EVER GO TO THIS PLACE

Worst experience in a restaurant, service was so slow and very rude. Waitress didn't come over for the first 20 minutes, the food was very salty, luke warm and then cold within 2 minutes. When paying the bill we didn't agree with the 12.5% discretionary service charge so asked for it to be removed, we were then shouted at by two waitress saying we have to pay it as we had been served. The receipt stated it was a discretionary charge but when we pointed this out we were shouted at further and one of the servers stormed off. Awful experience, wouldn't recommend to anyone.

La peor experiencia en un restaurante, el servicio era tan lento y muy grosero. La camarera no vino durante los primeros 20 minutos, la comida era muy salada, tibia y luego fría en 2 minutos. Al pagar la factura no estábamos de acuerdo con los 12. 5 % de cargo por servicio discrecional, por lo que pidió que se eliminara, luego nos gritaron dos camareras diciendo que tenemos que pagarlo como nos habían servido. El recibo decía que era un cargo discrecional, pero cuando señalamos esto nos gritaron más y uno de los servidores irrumpió. Horrible experiencia, no recomendaría a nadie.

The spicy crab in this shop is so delicious! ! ! Super recommended! ! ! I must check in once a week, just for the spicy crab 🦀. I come to this restaurant every week! ! ! ! Pork belly chicken is also delicious! ! ! Highly recommended! ! !

One of the worst Chinese restaurants I've been to, an absolute tourist trap. Order half a Peking duck £28, no way it's half, bulked up with prawn crackers, it was moist and tasty though. I ordered wine that never came along with no hoi sin sauce. Wanton soup was pink meat inside and my daughter has been sick 12 hours after eating her wonton soup. Service charge on the bill that's not discretionary made for an expensive meal in my opinion £109 for not much food and loaded with MSG. Service was stern and no friendly by the older ladies running this tired restaurant. Won't go back, should of gone back the Plumb Valley.

Excellent salted egg prawn (not on menu but kitchen makes it) and garlic kailan (Chinese broccoli) and delicious tender beef in the horfun (wide rice noodles). The roast pork and char shiu (BBQ pork) were a bit dry but the roast duck still good. Space is tight but there is extra searing upstairs. The waitress was kind enough to seat us downstairs for accessibility.

Guy serving us was very rude and argumentative, I was really looking forward to going to this place to try the food, but it was ruined by the experience, I also find the food to be over priced.

Had lunch here and the food was great! Not sure why there were reviews saying that service was bad because the they were all really friendly from start to end! Really liked the tofu with enoki mushrooms. The taste blew us away and we like it much better than the duck, which was also fabulous by the way.

Terrible, unpleasant and super aggressive and unfriendly staff. I will not return nor recommend it.

To flee!!! both the service and the cuisine

After a lot of walking it was nice to sit down and have lunch in this bustling restaurant. One of the better places in ChinaTown. Reasonably priced unless you have a beer

Decepcionante. No pueden decir que pueden dar de comer a alguien celíaco y luego dejarla sin cenar. La comida no está mala. Nos quedamos porque íbamos con niños pequeños pero no fue una buena experiencia.

Typical Chinese food restaurant. Located in the Chinatown neighborhood of London. Small place, but very busy. Personal, friendly, attentive and professional, with very fast service, delicious and abundant dishes with very good presentation. We went for the Google Maps reviews and it was really worth it. because we wanted to try Chinese food in London although I was left wanting to try their specialty, Lacquered duck 100% recommended

This is the nicest Chinese food I've ever had . We chose the sharing menu . Hot and sour souk , Duck , beef in Blackbean, sweet and sour chicken, rice and Chinese veg . It was all beautiful . The beef was the best Chinese dish I've ever had !!! It was all lovely though . I could have eaten the rice on its own it was so nice . The staff were really friendly and had good allergen awareness .

Crowded, tight sitting area. Noisy. You need to have ALL guest arived before welcome to be seated. Dishes size are smaller than before. Taste OK but much better than the next door restaurant.

Have been a regular customer. Bought a roasted duck today for take away. Not fully cooked. Should have spent my 35 pounds somewhere else.

I regularly come back. Good food and service. Polite staff.

got food poisoning from eating here thinking about it now none of the food was HOT, so food is definitely not getting made fresh or getting reheated to the correct temperature.

The best yet Duck rice ever. There are few four seasons and my particular favourite and agreed by the family is this one. The left side to the other four seasons Chinese restaurant on Gerrard St. It’s juicy and tender. Perfect blend with the egg fried rice. I have tried the Bayswater as well but it is as good. Service isn’t great but pretty much like other Chinese restaurants. Well to be fair they are very quick and fast but just not great with PR. Toilet is clean too FYI. Recommended!

RUDE! RUDE! RUDE! Asked the lady manager something I wasn't sure, what I got told back was just a very rude response. Also, everytime the lady chopping chef was in the front, I get a very small portion of meat. The male chef is much better. Unbelievable.

Recommended for a cheeky Chinese on a night out. Food is okay and served fast. You're not going for the service etc, space (due to the prime location) is tight. I go here often and we've kindof settled on this joint after trying the others in the area.

Ok. Price acceptable. Dishes of food are smaller than before. Toilet on third floor that are not good to old and leg impair.

The fried rice and Peking duck were delicious, but the dumplings were so-so. A service charge has been added to the bill, but I don't know what service I received. The staff and customers were so noisy that I couldn't tell whether the food was going into my nose or my mouth...

Incredibly rude waiter and food is ok, didn’t let us finish because she wanted to sell the table again, we were there 20 min. STAY AWAY !! Better options around china town.

Essen sehr gut. Die Ente ist fantastisch. Service sehr zuvorkommend und erklärt auch einiges oder geben Empfehlungen.

I ordered a plate of rice with 2 types of roast: roast pork and roast duck. The roasted pork skin wasn't that crispy but the true disappointment was the roasted duck meat- 3 miserable looking pieces which were mainly bones with not much meat. I feel truly cheated.

Gave me mix meat box with 85% rice, 3 tiny cuts of skin.on duck breast. And 5 tiny pieces of char siu. Half the amount I used to get. Outrageously bad portion sizes/ratios. Food is tasty but you'll still be hungry after.

I actually really loved the service we've gotten from I think her name was Lucy. She was so hospitable and accomodating. The food was pretty decent and full of flavour.

Food was great but the woman who served us was very rude!! That woman with a mole on her face who gets our bill and its not that busy at that time but she raised her voice at me for mistakenly tapping my card earlier than needed.

Absolutely divine food, the portion sizes were massive for a fantastic price, i ended up taking my leftovers for dinner which the staff helped with, will definitely be coming back and would really recommend for anyone on a budget or interested in trying new food. The service was fast and it was the type of food that is not only delicious but also taste like its good for you, i got the soy noodles which is much more basic but my friend got the soup dumplings that were fantastic and the broth that came with was to die for it was so good!

The food was ‘nice’, I wouldn’t really go any further than that, I’ve had far better. Certainly not worth the £83 paid for 2 adults. £11+ for 2 portions of egg fried rice, which to be honest I struggled to find any egg in. The half duck at £22 was nice, but I have had nicer. A chicken hotpot cost us £27?! And 2 Tiger Beers which came to £11.50 I think. Then the 12.5% service charge.. staff were ok but wouldn’t say were exceptionally friendly. Chinatown always used to be good value, this was my first time there in a while but to be quite honest I felt quite ripped off. Treat yourself and go to a nice restaurant with a nice setting instead.

The food is great! Everything we tried was very tasty. Only drinks are a weak point here - drinks are not important here. Since space is quite limited, there is an indescribable pressure to leave the table immediately after eating. So it's definitely not a suitable place to sit quietly and enjoy for long. But the quality of the food is definitely worth stopping by for foodies. You really won't regret it.

The food here was okay, but the service was extremely terrible. We ordered 7 dishes, and they spent almost half an hour to serve the first plate. Also, two of the waiters that serve our table, didn’t even show us any respect. When we asked them to leave one menu to us for additional orders, he just threw the menu on the table. No need to mention their attitude, one of the worst services I’ve ever seen. I won’t recommend this restaurant to anyone, and I’ll never come back again.

I have known the chef of this restaurant since 1990, he is originally from Hong Kong. He must be old now, I worked with him for a few months in France. I recognize his dishes. When it was in the kitchen, it was super good, the best of the best. Now that he's gone, it's just as good but not the same, not the hand of the master. Yes sir madam, he is a master, a great master of Hong Kong cuisine. On the other hand, they could have removed the hairs and feathers more seriously. If the big boss were there, it wouldn't be the same.

I was told they can’t serve a table for one! I am not sure why they would refuse business while they had empty tables. Restaurant next door had a line. I will put a formal complaint with the city!

Really enjoyed our dinner here! Authentic Chinese food. The host at the beginning of the restauranf was very friendly. The other waiters are not, but the food was good though.

Customer acceptance stage I went to this place at around 7pm and was quite surprise because I didn't have to queue, in fact, the male waitress who was standing at the door passionately noticing us and inviting us to come inside and he directly gave us a table. Ordering stage The ordering process was quite straight forward. The food came about 10 minutes after we ordered (actually not really sure how long, but it was definitely under 15 mins). Eating stage When I tried the food, I was very happy because it was so good! I had eaten many chinese food throughout my life (including roasted duck and pork) and I was pretty satisfied with the taste of the food here. Post eating and payment stage When I finished my meal and wanted to pay, unfortunately the nice male waitress was already gone and then I realised that the others don't have the same energy with him (and I suspect this is the main reason of some of bad reviews). But, since the food were good and my stomach was full, I didn't care too much about this and finished the payment process as quick as possible. I hope this review gives a good overview of this restaurant. Happy eating, cheers!

Trip down to London from Scotland, amazing food, lovely host, brilliant atmosphere!

It took a long time for the waiter to attend to us, and they were rude and so dismissive. We saw 3 different guests leave because the waiters were not attending to them after being there for 10minutes

The service is poor, the hygiene is poor, the service fee is still so high, the eating utensils are dusty and not washed, the photos and paintings are in large portions but in small portions

Staff are so RUDE. Went there with my daughter. Nasty woman who was serving outside. Forget the food