Magic Wok in City of London, Westminster

Вкусная еда и отличное обслуживание! Небольшое и приятное место.Еду принесли быстро . советую посетить это место если ваш отель находится рядом.

Tiene una gran variedad de platos orientales. El precio es accesible, de buena calidad. Se puede comer ahi o take away

Estaba en Magic Wok (ahora conocida como Toa restaurante) a principios de este mes con la familia. Los nuevos propietarios asumió del fundador hace unos meses, y renovado el lugar. Por lo tanto, en términos de ambiente, le doy Mark completo ya que todo es nuevo.

Es para los World Travel Market que visitamos Londres cada año, en noviembre. Y siempre asegúrate de tener uno o incluso dos comidas en Magic Wok. Había veces cuando tuvimos que Cue y esperar por una mesa si no estaba reservado con antelación ... el lugar es siempre bueno para un asado carnes pero su pato frito es el mejor. Hay una gran variedad de otros platos que por favor lengua más aquí. Excelente experiencia cada vez.

Peguei um dia de promocao, foi tudo muito barato, comida farta e com otimo preco, alem de ser gostosa. Vale a pena para quem nao quer sair para gastar muito.

Visitamos este lugar muchas veces a lo largo de los últimos años. Siempre es bueno para un asado carnes y el pato frito en salsa picante es para morirse. Sal y pimienta chisporroteo platos de calamares y gambas son también muy buenos y hay una variedad de otros platos para tentar su lengua aquí. Excelente experiencia cada vez.

Creo que es el mejor restaurante chino de Londres, su comida es excelente, yo hace 23 años que como y ceno alli, es mi lugar preferido, lo conozco desdeque lo abrieron en los años 88 aproximadamente.

Mis amigos que viven en Londres me llevó a este restaurante chino hace algunos años y me dijo que decirle a nadie ya que se llena más y más concurrido.

Przez wiele lat podczas pobytów w Londynie wpadam do Magic Wok'a na doskonale jedzenie. Nigdy żadna potrawa mnie nie rozczarowała, moja ulubiona kaczka po pekińsku jest rewelacyjna.

El restaurante era agobiante un sábado por la noche, así que creo que mi familia y yo tuvimos suerte de conseguir una mesa simplemente andando. Elegimos un menú fijo cada una (de 14 a 20 libras por persona); los entrantes eran decentes y los platos principales decepcionante - estaban sabrosos, pero la salsa en la que la carne estaba cubierto en cada plato era prácticamente lo mismo. Similar a una cadena para llevar, para ser honesto.

This was never of the best meals we ever had. Definitely worth visit. Great staff, great food and great atmosphere.

El restaurante no parece gran cosa, pero la comida es buenísima, sin ser demasiado rara para un occidental, y a buen precio. Van muchos chinos a comer, lo que es buena señal. Ponen palillos pero también cuchara y tenedor. La carta es apabullante, más de 200 entradas, en chino y en inglés.

God kinesisk mat på Queensway - and anbefales spesielt! Saftig og godt - og biff med kinesisk sopp var også et godt valg. Kan trygt anbefales.

This restaurant is now part of the fabric of Queensway. Although we used to eat in the restaurant relatively frequently, we tend to use the place as a takeaway more these days. No particular reason, just our habit. But we keep going back for the quality of the food, as it has never disappointed. We particularly go for beef with ginger, chicken with cashew nuts and of course the duck. The price is good for what you get, takeaway service is quick and there is a seating area to use while you wait.

Roast duck rice is especially delightful, sizzling prawns with pak choi is another winneronly down side is no baby chairs

I travel from Ruislip into Queensway just to go this restaurant ( 25 round trip). I have been going here for 15 years and have never had a bad meal. I recommend the Squid in spicy salt and chilli and the Mixed meat hotpot with beancurd. The Steamed Seabass with pork and Chinese mushroom is also very good if you like fish.

Mixed seafood starter is very nice. You get a variety of deep fried items, including a scallop in-between cucumber slices, which was great. Mains - got the mixed chow mein, large pieces of fish and tasty sauce. The best though was the 'traditional paper wrapped spare ribs'. Just the meat, no bones, cooked in greaseproof paper and cut open to reveal nicely cooked pieces of pork with hoi sin sauce.Hot and sour soup was nothing really to write home about, the only thing I tried that wasn't awesome. Bit bland, compared to what I've had before.Service is friendly - the owner (older guy) was happy, singing along and very attentive. Got hand cleaning cloths after each course and some fortune cookies at the end. Also, when we were waiting for our table, we could sit down by the door and browse the menu.Wouldn't get the house wine. My bad.

Had a family dinner here and ordered a selection of favourites - Roast duck, Deep fried squid in chilli and salt, Stuffed tofu, Pork spare ribs, Cantonese fillet steak, Beef Chow Mein, Lamb and tofu skin hotpot, Sizzling prawns with chilli, Mixed meat/seafood chow mein. All were well done, duck very meaty, boneless. Served with steamed rice, jasmine tea, a couple of cokes. See my pics.This is a very reliable old-standing Queensway Chinese restaurant, service is always very pleasant, interior comfortable and relaxed. We paid c £16 a head incl the service charge, very good value.

I had the best time with my girlfriend at the restaurant,we talked about it till we got home.Best chinese food i have ever ate,if you are into healthy food like i am you should go to Magic Wok.Everything is cooked to perfection,service is good.Top class all the way!

I visited both Magic Wok and Four Seasons during my stay in London, and I would say that the roast duck at Magic Wok is comparable to Four Season's. Definitely two of the best roast duck I have had in my life. In terms of the other dishes, I find that Magic Wok was more reasonably priced and yummier. Service wise, Magic Wok would win hands down, as the staff were really attentive. Will definitely be back the next time I'm in London.

Tasty food, affordable prices , annoying staff standing above you to collect plates as soon as you eat.

I came here to compare Magic Wok's roast duck to Four Seasons that is very highly recommended. I have to say that I actually prefer Magic Wok's roast duck. It is not as sweet so you can taste the other flavours in the marinade. Also, it is not as ridiculously crowded as Four Seasons. Both places offered nice chunky cuts of duck. And you will not be disappointed at either place.

I stumbled into Wagic Wok by chance with my 5 year old daughter. The restaurant looked nothing special from the outside, but half of the guests was Chinese, which usually is a very good sign. Service was quick and effective, and the staff were all very friendly to my daughter. We tried the springrolls, chrispy aromatic duck with pancakes and honey barbecued pork with rice. The duck and spring rolls were good, but the pork was amazing and well worth another visit. Portions were fairly large and the prices were reasoable. A glance at the other tables made me want to come back with a bigger party and try a lot of the other dishes on offer.My dauhter had fried ice cream for dessert, a very big portion, but she loved it. We got some complimentary fruit and fortune cookies.

This has to be one of the best Chinese Restaurants in London. The food is amazing and very reasonably priced. I have known Albert, the owner, for over thirty years, and he provides great food and wonderful service. The menu is amazing, and full of unusual and exciting cuisine. They will also prepare any special dish for you. Unbeatable in every way. Stan Ribton

Good value and consistant quality born out by the fact that it is usually full. Staff are happy and willing.

Un vero cinese! Piatti della vera tradizione culinaria e non quelli proposti da quella mediocre internazionale. Assolutamente obbligatorio ordinare la Peking Duck, ovvero l'anatra laccata alla pechinese, vera e propria pornografia alimentare! Cameriere non troppo gentili, strano per degli asiatici.

We have been going to Magic Wok for 10 years now fairly regularly. Food is always excellent, crispy aromatic duck is the best we've tried in London. Service is always good and quick (in 10 years only once was the food delayed). Yes it gets crowded, and yes the decor is nothing special. But if you are into Chinese food this is the place to go! Very good portions as well and for a very good price! Highly recommend it!

I see that a lot of comments refer to the price. This maybe true for the average prices on this street but, as I always say, 'You get what you pay for!' I found the place welcoming and the staff very attentive. The menu had a wide selection to offer; perhaps all of your usual favourites. I chance a Chinese local rice wine but this may not be what you would like so don't try it unless you've had it before. Worth a visit.

The restaurant is small, modestly decorated with tables quite closely packed together, so it's a bit tricky to get to your table when it's busy, which it was when we arrived ! It's a very popular restuarant (there was a queue of people waiting for a table and several people waiting for takeaways so the area around the front door was a bit crowded) but fortunately we had a reservation. The menu is extensive, it includes a wide variety of dishes including jellyfish, eel and even shark, and the wine list was reasonable, although we thought the wines were a bit on the expensive side. The food we ordered was delicious and the portion sizes were good. The customer service was also good, although they seem to add 12.5% service onto the bill automatically, which we were happy to pay on this occassion, but we consider it should be at the customer's discretion.

Love their Roast Duck and Rice, char Sui pork and salt and pepper ribs! Delicious. Service is always quick and non fussy. I eat here at least once a month.

35 sterline in due per un piatto di noodles ed uno di riso con carne di maiale... innaffiati da una bottiglietta d'acqua! Decisamente troppo in un locale che non brilla neppure per la gentilezza del personale e per la cura della struttura, che ha il soffitto cadente e macchiato di umidità.Nella stessa strada si trova senza dubbio di meglio.

The food was very good but expensive. Th decor needs to be modernised and service to be improved. The staff are polite but its too crowded.

wir kamen ohne reservierung und innerhalb von fuenf minuten wurde ein tisch fuer uns gerichtet,der service war nett und das essen war innerhalb kurzer zeit auf dem tisch. die ente war lecker,haette etwas waermer seien können aber es war rundrum gut.die preise sind fuer london eher guenstig , wir kommen gerne wieder.

My wife and out two-year old had a great dinner here last week. Aromatic duck and the crispy lamb in lettuce leaves are excellent. We also had an aubergine dish which was very tasty. Reasonable wine list. We will return when we are in London. We went early, whcih was a good idea considering the restaurant had people waiting for tables before 7pm

数々チャイニーズレストランのあるクィーンズウェイの中の一店。麻婆豆腐と季節の野菜炒めとチャーハンをたのみましたが、日本の中華に似ていて、薄味でおいしかったです。サービスはものすごくいいとは思いませんでしたが、最後にオレンジとフォーチュンクッキーが出てきます。飲み物も強要されませんでした。ロンドンのちょっと癖のある中華のなかではちょっとホッとする感じでした。

Restaurants come and go but Magic Wok has stayed put in Queensways for many many years. It is an old time favorite on mine. Good value food, very tasty Chinese good. Friendly staff and I always marvel how they remember their guests. This isn't a fancy restaurant (then again Queensway is not a destination known for fancy eateries) and it has no pretense, but for a stretch of road where every other doorway is a place to eat you can't go wrong with Magic Wok and won't break the bank either. It is popular with locals and can get very busy in the evenings. Enjoy :)

There is no way you will go wrong if you decide to have a meal at this restaurant. Everything on the menu, from it's salt and pepper calamari to its pomfret in black bean sauce is exquisitely prepared. The staff are always friendly and accommodating. One of our favourite chinese restaurants in London. Definitely worth a visit!

This is another of our old-time fav places for roast duck and aromatic crispy duck when we used to stay in London 10 years ago. We were fairly confident that they would still be there this time around when we were back in London for a holiday.We missed the food so much that we went there for lunch and dinner on the same day so that we could have both the roast duck and aromatic crispy duck! In our opinion, Magic Wok has the best roast duck along that stretch of Chinese restaurants. We used to go to Four Seasons, but find that the quality at Magic Wok much better - more succulent and moist duck.If we had the space in our luggage, we would bring a whole duck home!

We were looking for a Chinese restaurant on Queensway and settled on Magic Wok after seeing the wide variety on the menu. We were quickly seated and noticed the place was already quite busy. There was a good combination of both Chinese and non-Chinese people eating there, which is always reassuring. Our order was taken quickly and we had our drinks in no time.Our food did not take long to arrive at all. Our starters, vegetable spring rolls, were very nice. Our main courses followed soon after. We ordered Lemon Chicken, Chicken Curry and Egg Fried Rice. The Chicken Curry in particular was very good, perhaps the best I've ever had. It was quite spicy, which is not something I've found before, and had a great, strong taste. The Lemon Chicken and rice also did not disappoint, and the portions were fairly generous.The décor was good but not great. The restaurant was a bit dark in places and in places was in need a bit of work. The service was friendly and very expedient. The restaurant isn't fine dining, but is very good for what it is. It offers very good food at reasonable prices with good, quick service to boot. We would certainly eat here again.

We had been to the cinema in Whiteleys and chose this restaurant as we were walking by, so we hadn’t made a reservation in advance. We are so pleased we did - the Chinese food was authentic and excellent. The restaurant was full when we entered (it’s a good sign that a restaurant is popular) but only had to wait about 5 minutes for a free table. The service was polite and attentive. There were also many Chinese people eating there – also another good sign. The dishes on the menu were ones that westerners would expect to see but there were also many which we would consider more exotic dishes enjoyed by the Chinese and we would certainly try these on a return visit. We started by sharing the Aromatic Crispy Duck. For mains we chose Beef in Black Oyster Sauce and Kung Po Chicken with a single portion of rice. The portion sizes were generous. We also had a bottle of red wine and sparkling water. The total bill for 2 people was £66 (including service charge) which we thought was excellent value for this quality of meal so close to Central London. We would go again.

We have been coming to this great restaurant for many years and it never fails to please. Although the decor is not too salubrious, the food and service are great. The menu is extensive and caters for both Chinese and British diners but the food is authentic and very well prepared. The roast duck and aromatic crispy duck and crispy roast pork (siew yok) are excellent and for the more adventurous try the grilled minced pork and squid with salted fish and also the steamed seafood tofu and steamed herbal Emperor's Chicken. If you like authentic Chinese food , this is the restaurant that delivers the magic of great Chinese cuisine.

This place was packed on a Friday night and I can see why. For two mains, an entree and tea it came to £24. Amazing value for large portions of good quality traditional Chinese. It is not fine dining but popular with the locals.

The food was great and consistently good(we went 4 times in 2 weeks)The staff were freindly and decor what you would expect in a London chinese.It was a bit cleaner and decor better than its competition up the road(although would not be surprised if both were run by same families).We found its food marginally better.Better than te average food served up by the franchise pubs that abound in the area.Eat a bit early to avoid crowds.

Visited with my family for my mom's birthday, this restaurant has been a favourite for the past two decades ..... service is always good, food well prepared.Some great Hakka Chinese dishes, plus other classic Cantonese dishes.Try the the stuffed bean curd, or pork with pickled cabbage ..... or beef in black bean sauce

Hugely deserving a rosette for consistency, Magic Wok is a restaurant I have used for years and brought many happy consequent regulars. Cantonese Chinese in genere, the roast meats that hang on the shop front are about the best on these shores. Duck, Pork and Soya Chicken the mainstay of these meats are a meal by themselves eaten on a serving of rice. Having this on its own is a hearty lunch and will set you back under £8.00. Ginger and Spring Onion Lobster on Noodles an extrvagance here is also wonderful as is steamed Scallops. They can be quiet weekdays but evenings and weekends tell a different story. Bustling, loud and squeezed in, this eatery is great for family and friends but not for romance. Service, manic but effecient, Prices, friendly.

I love this little restaurant. The menu is huge, which allows for much choice. What I enjoy most is that you can order many small dishes in the region of £2 to £3 each. I generally order 3 to 4 small dishes, which are superbly cooked and well presented. I always order magic balls! The portions are generous to say the least, so if a couple or group were to eat there, it would be very good value for money. The staff are efficient and understanding.

Yes it's tired around the edges, it has "classic" Chinese service and unsmiling staff but this place offers real Chinese food. I have travelled extensively in Asia and spent lots of time in HK and this food would not be out of place in there. The thai style prawns (off shell) are simply amazing as is the crispy smoked chicken and deep fried squid! Can't get enough of the place. The same guy from hk has run the place for years and ensures it runs like clockwork and food served in a timely manner.

very decent Asian resaurant, on a budget. food is tasty and authentic. huge menu. staff are efficient. lacks investment in decor but makes up for it in taste of food.

I always eat here when I'm in London. Obviously it isn't the interior that attracts me, nor the service, but the very good food.My favourite is the the chicken with spicy sauce and peanuts, but they also have excellent duck dishes.Can't wait to go back!

Despite the location, a more budget fare to Gold Mine and Four Seasons but is great value for the rice dishes.

Not as snazzy as Royal China down the road but the food here is very tasty (especially the grilled dumplings!)

If Four Seasons is full, this is basically the overflow restaurant. The roast duck is almost as good.

This is my favourite chinese restaurant and I've been going here for many years. The food is absolutely fabulous and the menu has loads of specials that are really worth having a closer look at, steamed sea bass, soft shell crab & really tasty praws in black bean sauce being among my favourite dishes. I will be going to this place again and again ... can't wait for the next visit to tell you the truth!

Excellent food, but very small. if you love chinese food, then highly recommend