Phoenix Palace in City of London, Westminster

Delicious and great relaxing atmosphere. Service is top notch too

Very authentic Chinese restaurant and amazing ambience. As soon as you step in you forget you are in central london. Great staff i would visit again. The crispy duck and the salt and pepper prawns/squid were so nice!

First of all. I hope the waiter who was an asset to the business isn't sacked. I had asked the waiter what things were on the menu as every restaurant is different. ( Never asked if I was allergic to anything. Training obviously wasn't given) Ordered my meal and it was different to what was explained. It wasn't what I had ordered or explained to me. So I did tell them it was unacceptable and to take it off the bill. ( Didn't eat it most of it.) My companions food was good. The manager and young assistant ( who didn't serve us,) began given us disgusting eye contact. I felt sorry for the waiter who served us, telling us "he would lose his wages" for taking the food off the bill. Not being trained right, was not his fault. After all what manager, who puts 'morning Glory' as a vegetable dish. This is Britain and we all know what that means. Pointing this out to him politely. I was told not to bring politics into it! 🙈 He was very very rude. I felt sorry for the waiter kept saying it was his fault. I made sure I gave the waiter half of his loss of wages because he wasn't trained correctly and I had asked him for explanation of menu. He was a brilliant waiter friendy and made us feel welcome. ...not like the manager and other waiter who was throwing dirty looks at me. I will never set foot in there again. Only because of the rudeness of the manager and waiter that didn't serve us and explaination of the food.

Great choice chinese. Good,food.

Ordered takeaway, bland questionable food. Chicken was rubbery, soup was tasteless, only good thing was the rice. Used to be good, standard has gone down significantly.

Really great food, highly recommend their dim sum menu and the king prawn ho fun, however the price point is on the pricey side. The food was delicious and arrived fairly swiftly!

Had a reservation at 13.00, arrived on time to a crowd of 20 or more people jostling around the front desk, seemed to be a mix of reservations and walk-ins. Atmosphere was honestly like the customer service desk of a budget airline after a flight cancellation - think: angry women with children and entitled baby boomers loudly protesting about the service. Eventually managed to make ourselves known to the staff member, he seemed to tick our name on a list but nothing happened. Waited for another 20 minutes at the desk but no one came, tables seemed to be being allocated at random. Got sick of being ignored and left. They shouldn’t have the process to book a table if it doesn’t correspond to anything. Complete waste of our time and a Zone 1 tube fare!

Visit every new year and the whole experience is excellent. But special mention should be made of the food - authentic Chinese food, beautifully prepared and presented. Recommended

Love this place for pre-Theatre meal. Great, authentic atmosphere and decor and the restaurant has lots of Asian clientele. Food is delicious and very decent wine list.

Value for money... Very spacious clean and decent good food.

Location: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Conveniently situated on Glentworth Street (NW1 5PG), just a 5-minute walk from Baker Street Station. Perfect for both locals and tourists—close enough to Regent’s Park for a post-meal stroll, yet tucked away from the Oxford Street chaos. Pro tip: Book a taxi in advance for evenings, as the one-way streets can confuse drivers. Ambience: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ The moment you step in, the vibrant red façade and ornate gold accents evoke classic Hong Kong grandeur. The dining room balances elegance and warmth: crimson booth seating, intricate floral screens, and soft lighting create a cozy yet upscale vibe. Food: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (Highlights!) -Prawn Dumplings (Har Gao): Translucent, silky wrappers packed with plump, sweet shrimp—arguably the best in London. -Black Pepper Venison Puffs: Flaky, buttery pastry with richly spiced minced venison—a bold fusion that works brilliantly. -Crispy Aromatic Duck: Perfectly lacquered skin, tender meat, and fresh pancakes. They even carve it tableside (a rare touch outside Chinatown!). -Mango Pudding: Creamy, not overly sweet, with real mango chunks—a refreshing finish. Service & Experience: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Attentive without being intrusive. The staff patiently explained dishes to our non-Chinese friends and swiftly refilled teas. Loved that the manager personally checked on larger tables. Minor hiccup: Our steamed seabass arrived 10 minutes after other mains, but they apologized sincerely and offered complimentary lychee ice cream. Standout Perks: - Generous portions (great for sharing!). - Open until 11 PM—fantastic for late-night cravings. - They accommodate dietary requests (e.g., our gluten-free diner got custom-made stir-fries). Value: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ £40-60pp with drinks. Pricier than Chinatown, but the quality justifies it. Final Verdict: Phoenix Palace delivers a polished, authentic Cantonese experience. It’s my go-to for impressing overseas guests or treating family—think "special occasion" vibes without the stuffiness. Book ahead for weekends, and don’t skip the venison puffs! 凤凰阁餐厅位于伦敦，位置便利、氛围优雅，菜品超赞，服务贴心，能满足特殊需求，适合特殊场合，性价比高。

Food OK but nothing special, service OK but not good. Vibe what you would expect.

I came to this restaurant again after two years. The New Year's meal has a particularly Chinese atmosphere. There is even fish to eat. It is really the most authentic Chinese food.

The food was incredibly delicious! Wide variety of tasty vegan options 😋

Second visit but last one last Wednesday The worst Chinese meal I’ve ever had, dim sum pork was filled with hard cubes tasting bad nearly returned them but was in a hurry to go to theatre. My friend’s soup was disgusting and was my peeking duck pancakes dry and tasteless! Bill was £42 per person which is DAYTIME ROBBERY. My friend was then ill during theatre twice and again all night at home. I stuffed myself with indigestion tablets and for two days had stomach aches!! NEVER AGAIN !! B E W A R E

Supper succulent Chinese meal -all I can say! If you are looking for one dish to order, the duck was supper super moist and delicate, but well spice way better than the one in Chinatown! Also, the tea was reasonable at £3 per person :)

Very authentic Hong Kong cantonese food. Food is amazing, service is excellent as well. The restaurant is full of people all the time, better to book a table before you come. Great atmosphere.

Phoenix Place offers some of the best Cantonese food I’ve had in London. The quality of the ingredients and the authentic flavors really stood out, with the seafood dishes being a particular highlight. The service was efficient, and the staff were welcoming and accommodating. The restaurant’s ambiance is modern yet comfortable. Definitely worth a visit for Cantonese food lovers!

Fui a este lugar cerca de Baker Street con amigos, y superó totalmente mis expectativas! El dim sum aquí es increíble, todo sabía tan fresco y auténtico. Las albóndigas de camarón eran suaves y llenas de camarones jugosos, y los bollos de natilla tenían el dulzor cremoso perfecto que se derrite en la boca. Los bollos de cerdo a la barbacoa eran esponjosos con un relleno rico y sabroso, y el siu mai era súper tierno y jugoso. Las porciones eran geniales, y la presentación fue muy agradable también. Definitivamente una de las mejores sumas que he tenido en mucho tiempo. Volveremos pronto seguro!

Food was okay, but the waiting staff were so emotionless and not a smile can be seen on their faces, what a miserable bunch, especially the guy in glasses. He was maybe the team leader but every time we asked him to add more hot water into the teapots he seemed like he was annoyed. Not going back again.

A very traditional Chinese restaurant in London, I believe it may be there for a couple of decades or more. Good atmosphere, looks what you'd expect from Chinese (may be a misconception of mine, apols if I'm stereotyping). The Roast Duck was phenomenal.

Gran ambiente acogedor y apropiadamente cálido y acogedor realmente muy sabrosa comida absolutamente llenando y salmuera con sabor muy recomendable

True Chinese restaurant Great ambiance cosy and appropriately warm and welcoming really really tasty food absolutely filling and brining with flavour highly recommended

Ugh, what a mess... GBP 78 spent, chosen poorly. Saturday 12pm dimsum & lots of empty tables... def not a good sign. Bus I was on to get here went past Royal China on Baker St (*massive* queue there b4 those guys opened) en route to Phoenix Palace. Cold yam croquette (straight outta the fridge not fresh at all, could've been yesterday's?). Rest of food was atrociously underwhelming. Prawn har gow dumplings' flour wrapper was def the worst I'd ever experienced and disentegrated as soon as chopsticks made contact. Definitely won't be coming back for yumcha, maybe consider evening meal at a push. Photos of Labour MPs by entrance board was constant reminder of how depressingly apt it all was and what a grave mistake (a la R.Reeves and horrid decision making) I had made... MASSIVE FAIL all round (note: went during UK's falling economy period Jan 2025).

Este fue el peor restaurante de relación calidad-precio en el que he estado. Nos cobraron 27 libras. 80 para entremeses mixtos que consistían en 2 rollitos de primavera, 2 tostadas de gambas y un puñado de algas. La comida era deficiente, pero aún así nos cobraron precios extorsivos. Por favor, si usted está leyendo esta crítica, por favor elija otro lugar ya que esto es desagradable. Las comidas principales no eran abundantes para los precios que cobraban y todo el restaurante carecía de un buen servicio al cliente.

Marvellous food, large dining hall, sometimes a little noisy but always comfortable.

Very large restaurant with the an overextensive menu. As usual, the use of english language was not easy. Waiters do not smile, nor do they make it easy to order. Very abrupt and in a hurry. Poor hospitality, which seems the norm in the uk. It would be very different in their home countries. The decor is lavish. Pretty for a while. The food was ready quickly but not generous for the upscale prices. All condiments are sparingly provided. I have eaten abroad and this uk practice is very stingy. Tastewise I missed the authenticity. Far too westernised. Strange because more than half the restaurant customers were eastern. Not a satisfying experience. Food far from expectations. Dry duck. Badly made fried rice. Just one pot of jasmine tea for 3 diners. At the prices in the menu most restaurants do unlimited pots of tea. Not a happy experience in all. I'll stick to eating oriental food in countries that care for quality and hospitality.

We came for the lunchtime dim sum and walked out happy and full. Happy to recommend this restaurant!

Simply the best. Very helpful team who will guide you to choice the dishes you want to experience.

The food was excellent quality the price however was ridiculously high. We ordered similarly to what would cost about £60-75 in China town and it was £127.80 here and the quality was roughly the same as China town. Also the specials menus the tick boxes are not neatly aligned with the translation of the names in English. So we ordered two dishes off the specials menu by ticking the boxes which we thought related to them, but we were brought meals that we hadn't intended to order. When we complained that we didn't order them we were just told that we did. One was cold, but probably intended to be that way. I feel like it was the restaurant's fault for having such an ambiguous menus Also the noodles with beef brisket had a weird taste like it had some soap in it so we left it. All in all it was mostly our fault for not checking the menus and adding up the prices and we could have checked about the boxes on the special menus but suffice it to say I don't intend to return.

I had a family birthday dinner with a few cocktails here, and it was good, especially the baked lobster in ginger and spring onion sauce, except for the crispy Cantonese fried chicken which was way overcooked and very dry.

Absolutely shocking treatment. I rarely review places when I’ve had a bad experience and you can see from my profile I mostly review positive experiences. My friend made an online reservation at Phoenix Palace, we were going to catch up at her fav dim sum place after not seeing each other for over a year since she lives in the West Midlands now but used to live in London. The reservation online didn’t give a confirmation so she called up the restaurant to double check and confirm the booking. It was confirmed over the phone. We arrived at the restaurant last Sunday, it was very busy. The guy at the reception couldn’t find us as he flicked through some paper notes with scribbly writing and said he couldn’t find the booking, he seemed stressed and annoyed and told us to wait in the lobby. After 15-20min of waiting in the lobby without follow up we asked what the deal was and how long we needed to wait (we could always wander round and come back in an hour or so?) and just to clarify we were perfectly polite and not angry or confrontational in any way. We asked how long it would be and got no reply, we repeated my friend booked online AND called to confirm the booking. And all the guy said was “if you have no confirmation then you don’t have a booking” and then basically ignored us while continuing with “processing” other customers. So we left and had dim sum in Chinatown. I’m absolutely shocked by how little that guy cared about our booking being messed up. No apology or attempts to accommodate us. Don’t accept bookings over the phone or say it’s booked/it’s fine on the phone if it’s not and waste people’s time. There’s clearly not a lack of customers here, but I still think you should treat your customers with respect and maybe accommodate them or.. maybe apologise if you messed something up. But we got nothing. Customers without a booking were turned away but we got treated like that and worse, even though we had a reservation. In my 14 years of living in London I’ve never been treated this way by a restaurant , so that should tell you something. My friend felt embarrassed and apologised to me since she suggested it because it’s her favourite dim sum place. Well, not anymore. And no, neither of us will be returning. Not that this restaurant will care, though. I’ll continue getting my dim sum anywhere else in central London from now on.

Was lovely, Saturday at 2pm extremely busy, felt like a fast food place then a high end restaurant However food is top tier

The food and service was amazing. The food was very authentic and had a lot of dishes to choose from. The staff was very friendly towards us. Definitely recommend coming here!

Celebrated a friends birthday. Service was good, staff were attentive and polite, surroundings very nice. Excellent food. Slight negative is 13% service charge which is a bit excessive.

It is an enduring brand with more than 20 years history. A high-end restaurant with traditional Chinese characteristics. Cantonese cuisine is very sophisticated. You can taste that the ingredients are very fresh and the sauce is very delicate and delicious. The chef controls the heat very well. We ordered roast pork and roast duck. The skin of the roasted pork is very crispy, and the roasted duck is also amazing. It made me feel like I was back in Guangzhou again. 👍

Only ordered dim sum dishes and very disappointed with the quality. The glutinous rice wrapped in lotus leaf was oversteamed and the rice was all soggy and resembled congee. The prawn hargow and beef dumplings were also overdone that they appeared to be reheated again and again. Definitely nothing seemed to be freshly made. The only dish I enjoyed was the fried pork and prawn turnip cake as it was supposed to be fried so perfect for those who enjoys well fried dishes. Ordered 4 dim sum dishes and a coconut sago pudding. Bill came to almost £60

Speedy and attentive service. Food was amazing.

Excellent food. We had a large party of 18 people for dinner. Service was good and the food excellent. Be aware, parking is always an issue in this locale in London. Some good NCP car parks nearby but always book a parking space prior to travelling.

Excellent food , wasn't too busy . Service was very good

Decoration is very nice, traditional Chinese feel. My chair was a bit rocky, the joints were loose. On arrival the guy was very surly and unfriendly, just took us to the table and left. After 15 minutes we had to ask someone to come and take a drinks order. Basically, every time we wanted something we had to call someone, they didn't bother to check. None of the waiters seemed very friendly. A smile here and there wouldn't hurt, especially since the service charge is 13%. The food quality and taste was pretty good, but a lot of the portion sizes were very small. The steamed sea bass was very good, and the fish looked fresh. However, next day my mouth was very dry, so I guess they use a lot of salt or MSG. Overall, not bad, but probably better venues locally for the price.

The ingredients tasted so fresh, and every dish was full of flavor. The presentation was stunning, and the atmosphere made it even better. Highly recommend the seafood dishes!

Nicely decorated, and generally comfortable. Very good dim sum but expect to pay a bit more than Chinatown.

Came here for Dim Sum, food was decent quality and service was fine, food came quick but had to re-ask a couple requests. Nevertheless still a very good recommendation for dim sum that isn’t in Chinatown.

Excellent and vibrant restaurant , staff are very pleasant especially the waitres Karmen and the manager Charlie keep up the good work

Haven't been here for a while but the food remain nice and authentic. Dim sum is highly recommended. They are always busy specially Sunday, no booking needed. Just walk in and usually the waiting is fast.

They put too many msg into the food, I got headache and very thirsty. The service was not as good as before. Quality declined.

A fabulous classic Cantonese restaurant. The dim sum and the Cantonese dishes are extraordinary. Maybe they should promote themselves more on the internet. Any way it is an excellent restaurant.

Very good food...and with 13% that's the company policy

The female senior waitress gave very poor service. She told off her colleagues in front of customers and wore a scowl on her face most of the time. Very unapproachable behavior. We don't expect over the top service but basic manners should apply in a customer service industry

我们品尝了凤凰宫的三道招牌菜，真是令人惊艳！咕咾肉甜咸适中，外酥里嫩，口感非常好。砂锅牛腩煲炖得非常软烂，味道浓郁，每一口都入口即化。而且，葱爆羊肉中的肉质非常鲜嫩，没有一点膻味，口感极佳，调味也恰到好处，完美融合了质感与味道。餐厅的氛围温馨优雅，传统的中国艺术品让人感受到浓厚的文化气息。服务员热情周到，让我们宾至如归。从创意十足的京式干炒牛柳丝，到入口即化的牛腩煲，每道菜都色香味俱佳。这是我在伦敦吃过的最棒的中餐厅！强烈推荐给所有爱好中餐的朋友！

里面的环境充满了浓浓的中国味，墙上挂着老板和明星、政客的合影，真不愧是明星们常来的地方，老板也超帅，留下了深刻印象哈哈哈。我点了豉油王生煎带子，简直好吃得没话说！外皮酥脆，里面的鲜美恰到好处，完全不油腻，真是让我一口接一口。老干妈脆鸡球也做的非常妙，没想到老干妈还能这样做！非常难忘，非常满意，非常推荐，祝老板生意兴隆

The food here is way way way better than any of the ones in Chinatown.

Went to phoenix palace for dim sum. First impression the decoration felt unreal because i seldom frequent Chinese restaurants with decorations. Food wise, we had one dim sum that wasn't warmed up when it arrived. But they replaced it with a newly warmed up dim sum. Service was good. Our tea pot of tea was filled up without us asking them about it. There were quite a lot of tables filled up and it was quite a good atmosphere. All in all. Not a bad place to go for dim sum.

I took my family to Phoenix Palace for dinner based on the good reviews. The decor was lovely and it seemed busy. The waiting staff were pleasant however the food while plentiful was not. Our spare ribs were dry, hard and flavourless, we couldn’t eat them. The sweet and sour dish was lacking flavour as were many of the other dishes we ordered. I’m not sure how you manage to make sweet and sour without much sweetness but it happened. This could be forgiven if it wasn’t for the high price of the dishes, the total per head worked out at around £45, for a starter, main dish, rice and soft drink only. Maybe we were unlucky with our food choices but I will definitely not be returning.

East side -west Rajib is the best!! Real good food & atmoshpere

在伦敦最地道的一家粤菜，而且价格非常合适，是我来伦敦的首选。吃一口回味家乡味道，基本盲选不踩雷！强烈推荐口水鸡，非常经典的味道，鸡肉比其他家餐厅的嫩很多，而且酱汁的香味浓烈地刚刚好，是我每次来都要点的菜了！也可以尝一尝他家的烤鸭饭和点心虾饺，搭配一起吃真的绝了

Came here for a wedding reception. It was possibly the most food I've ever seen. The banquet was excellent, my table was just disappointed to not be able to finish it. I'd be happy to come back for another banquet with some big eaters.

A very nice food with good ambience and service was great. Rajib service was excellent

Never disappoints going back here!

Rajib was amazing. Recommend great wine and food. Also was too humble to take compliments. Any restaurant is lucky to have him.

Beautiful decorations and exceptional services. Food were great and high quality, and not too salty or too much MSG.

We went for early dinner. The food was okay—I had hoped for better based on the recommendation I had been given. It seems very expensive for food and service that’s just mediocre.

Excellent service. Thank you. Willie Sept 2024.

A great Chinese restaurant for dinner. Been numerous times on different days and always the quality is top notch! Great fun during Chinese New Year often getting to see the Lion dance.

Great food, service could improve but would still recommend

One of the best Chinese restaurants I have been to in Central London. Great food, excellent service & clean amenities.

Excellent food nice people enjoyed every moment in there would highiy recommend food here all staff very nice beautiful restaurant

This place has a hygiene rating of 2 (best is 5) as of March 2024 - I'll not go.

I ate dimsum - scallop and asparagus and poached peking duck (which I couldn't tell was duck) and the dumplings were soggy and gross.

Extensive (and expensive) menu but the cheapest and poor quality ingredients…

Great food and attentive staff - Good for big groups and parties. Nice atmosphere and extensive wine list. Perhaps not the place for a date or a casual meal for 2. All round very good - 7/10. Thanks all!

I have tried a range of Phoenix Palace restaurants around the world, including in Hong Kong, New Zealand, and London etc. This one has the lightest taste and authentic Cantonese-style food. The service is also quick and efficient.

An authentic Chinese restaurant that has a great menu of food and wine.

Great Dim Sum, The food was served hot and appeared to be freshly cooked. I have been eating dim sum for over 25 years and in recent years it has been hard to find really good dim sum, this was probably the best i have eaten in recent years. great attentive service which can also be difficult to find in some of the more well known establishments. It is slightly tucked away in a side street, this I believe is a big plus.Other restaurants located in baker street etc do not seem to value thier customers as much as the Phoenix Palace. Happy to recommend and to return.

Have been coming here for years but hadn't been for a while. Service fantastic - food a lacking unfortunately and came out within 5 minutes which is rather telling. I thought they might have modernised their selection but it is the same as it has been for 30 years plus. Wouldn't go again I'm afraid.....

First Chinese restaurant when I came to London. Taste okay and the portion quite good. I like the pecking duck and beef black pepper. Also the crab & corn soup is good too We cake here in big Group around 100 people but the service is fast and good

This is up there for one of the best Chinese restaurants in Central London. Taste, flavours, and quality

It all started when we were given a table right next to the waiter stool. We were constantly observed by the staff, who kept on patrolling the area. One of them could barely understand the language and ended up leaving. Another waitress aggressively chopped the duck and rudely placed the dishes on the table. The atmosphere was unpleasant. When we asked for the bill, we noticed an added “descretionary service charge” of 13%. That meant that leaving a tip for the service should have been optional, and not automatically added into the total cost. Upon a confrontation with another waiter about this matter, he responded incredibly out of line: “Yes, it is mandatory to pay this fee, unless you think our service is bad”. Of course, as the situation got really awkward we ended up paying the fee, and feeling regretful afterwards. Whilst the food was worth its value, such an atosphere with insensitive and incompetent service ruins the overall dining experience.

It’s wonderful to think about our long-standing connection with Phoenix Chinese restaurant! 🥟 The fact that it has evolved over time, from an Indian restaurant, Viceroy of India to another Chinese Restaurant called, “Trade Winds”, to its current Chinese iteration, Phoenix Chinese restaurant! 🥟 adds a layer of nostalgia. And the telepathic connection we feel with the venue is truly intriguing! 😊 Now, let’s talk about those “Onion Cakes.” While many Chinese restaurants in London offer a variety of dim sum, it’s exciting to discover a unique dish that sets this particular restaurant apart. Unfortunately, I don’t have specific information about this dish, but I recommend exploring more about it during your next visit. Perhaps you can inquire with Charlie, the commander-in-chief, and learn more about the story behind these onion cakes! 🌟 The ambiance sounds delightful, making it an ideal spot for celebrations or romantic meals. Our compliments and appreciation for the staff will undoubtedly motivate them to continue providing excellent service. 🙌 Wishing the restaurant continued success as they strive for the peak! 🎉 If you ever need more restaurant recommendations or have any other requests, feel free to ask! 😊

Ray is professional! Fantastic hospitality, thank you.

Fantastic food and excellent customer service. I would definitely recommend without a doubt . However a £14 service charge for two people is quite ridiculous!!!!!

Always enjoy the Phoenix Palace. The menu offers great choice. My last visit was for a takeaway. Though the £80 bill total was a bit of a shock!

Wry authentic vibes.. and the food is very close to traditional Indian Chinese. Loved it !

Amazing food!!! the family really enjoyed it. Service was impeccable. Definitely recommend this restaurant to everyone

Amazing food and service. Beautiful resturant

It seems like a classic Chinese restaurant. Quite noisy. I was not at all impressed with the food. Maybe with the exception of the dumplings. The service is average at best. The atmosphere is unimpressive.

Portions small. Too greasy. Rice is rationed. Price implies higher quality but the margin of improvement is small in comparison to much cheaper options in London.

Excellent Dim Sum, enjoyed it. I’ll go there again

We were wondering why we haven't been back here in years, and after eating dim sum here it was so disappointing. We visited in the early afternoon so the quality should still be fresher than later in the day. Dim sum was just not good, it was stale and not tasty. So sad because we love the interiors and vibe and was going to make it our new monthly family dim sum spot. Alas it is not to be and shall only be for a once every 2 year trip instead!

This has always been one of the greats in our book of Chinese restaurants. Popped in for a quick meal and service was great as was the food. The only complaint I had was that it is pricey!

Now one of my regular and I really like them. Lot's of good food and dim sum most of the the day, once you go a few times you also realise they are friendly just very busy!

Good food but need to make exaggerated moves to attract waiter's attention!

If you are vegetarian don't go they use chicken stock in vegetarian dishes and oyster sauce the chef clearly said check and remind the waitress when ordering any dis but the waitress was very rude and said she has so much to do and rude said don't tell me every time sort themselves out not happy will not be going there again.

I was very clear while booking that I want 100% veg food spoke to the chef too and he said please when you order the dishes clearly state it but the the woman who served us was not pleasant at all every time we called her she was getting bugged every time I told her no chicken stock or oyster sauce she was rude and said don't keep repeating it I have never come across such a rude waitress. We for religious reasons don't eat that and if I make sure as the chef told me I shouldn't be spoken rudely to.She kept complaining they give me so much work to do and I can't cope but can't take out her frustration on us.Sorry not happy and will not be visiting again.Please sort your staff out as we come there to enjoy and had brought some guests really embrasing as we did not enjoy our meal too.This is the worst experience I have had sort your staff out.Please don't go if you are going to enjoy as staff treat you badly.

Excellent food ,attentive staff , not cheap but very good quality . Love the decor . We’ll be back !

This restaurant is 100/10 Food is super tasty and the atmosphere and service is amazing! Can't wait to visit again!

Authentic Cantonese cuisine, good environment, good decoration, good dishes, worth having.

We've been in London for a few days and fancied an oriental meal so booked a table. We arrived perfectly on time and we're greeted at the door and sat immediately. The restaurant was half empty and we soon realised why, the servers were abrupt, and ill mannered to start. When we ordered our food and drinks the server didn't know the menu and told us they did not infact sell venison. I showed him that they infact did venison and lemongrass was under the GAME section of the menu none surprisingly and was not the only venison dish they sold. When they brought the drinks the server placed the drinks and walked away without saying anything he had placed my tiger beer and had infact given my partner a fruit punch rather than the frozen fruit daiquiri she had ordered. I asked her whether she would like me to raise the issue as she has anxiety and she said 'no thankyou' so we waited on our food. The atmosphere was icy and the restaurant was still half empty when my brisket and soft noodles arrived with a plat of belly pork and bao buns... not what she ordered. We raised that issue and the food was replaced shaeinf my brisket as we waited. I should point out I am a butcher and whoever sold them that brisket should be shot. Flavourless and fatty and under cooked the melt in your mouth brisket it should have been was a chew until your jaw hurts brisket. The noodles were overly salty and luke warm. Finally my partners dish arrived and it was salty and far too perfumed with ill prepared lemon grass. In conclusion when in the area I can recommend the little bagel shop in the tube station around the corner instead of this pretentious, overpriced, and terrible jumped up takeaway.

Very nice food and loved the squid