Royal China - Baker Street in City of London, Westminster

The food was delicious! Amy, the lady who served us, was so lovely, friendly and helpful. Great service and although we did have to wait over 30 mins to get a table, the food was well worth the wait. We've been here a few times and we highly recommend it.

Nice tasting food but the portions are way too small for the price you pay.

Food was excellent. Portion was generous. We ordered the set for 3 persons and we couldn’t finish! The chive dumplings were so good. First time at the restaurant as my friend brought us and we enjoyed every moment of it. Servers were friendly and courteous too.

Always a 30-40 minute queue but the food delivers every time. The options are similar to any other dim sum restaurant but the quality is consistent.

First visit but service was friendly and attentive so can’t compare with previous reviewers but we had no complaints. Food was very tasty and hot and well spiced and well paced. Beer was cold, all we could have asked for. And pricing was sensible.

The Royal China restaurant was very bad in service. The food got to the table too fast I find this a very not enjoyable experience, especially since it was the first restaurant I went to on the first dinner of my trip. Personally, I would recommend this place if there were to be better service.

My recent experience at Royal China was incredibly disappointing. The prices were outrageous – £17.50 for a simple side of Chinese broccoli is frankly insulting. But the real issue was the food temperature. When our dishes arrived, everything was lukewarm at best. My father specifically pointed out that the broccoli was barely warm. Instead of apologising or offering to rectify the issue, the server argued with us. He even went so far as to place his hand under the plate and claim it was perfectly warm. We politely yet firmly explained that the temperature was unacceptable and requested they speak to the chef about reheating it properly. We specifically asked them to replace it not to just microwave it. Unfortunately, the server's attitude was dismissive and borderline rude. He roughly placed the plate back on the table with the broccoli still lukewarm. He then returned and took it away. After waiting for over 20 minutes, when all mains were completed by us, the broccoli appeared. This time, it was scorching hot – the server couldn't even hold the plate comfortably. This entire ordeal took an unnecessary amount of time and left us feeling frustrated and disrespected and they charged us for everything anyway. I wandered which table this Chinese broccoli was going to to next. It's incredibly disheartening that the wait staff would try to gaslight us about the food temperature. Customers shouldn't be made to feel like they're imagining things. This kind of behavior is unacceptable, and it certainly won't win back customers. Needless to say, I won't be returning to Royal China anytime soon. I hope if you the reader are disrespected you will not tolerate this as they are rude to almost everyone. Continue to disrespect your clients and you will see how fickle success can be. No business is above the need to offer respectful service to clients, especially those with genuine concerns. I am sorry to be so hard, but I have to be as hard as we were treated to get my points across here.

The Royal China in Baker Street and its associated Restaurants offer probably the best Dim Sum in London - I was very sad when the Bayswater branch closed. Reading some of the other reviews, one sees a distinct lack of understanding of how the place operates. The regular staff run the 'front of house' and take your order, but the staff who deliver the food to your table may not understand much english. The food arrives as soon as it is cooked, not all at once. So one has time to eat each dish whilst it is hot, rather than all arriving together and getting cold. Having to queue is normal, so its best to try to arrive outside peak times. It is well worth the effort.

Horrible staff and food. Took 30 minutes just to get served, and when we told someone there was no apology just grumpy faces. When the food arrived it was cold. And just to make it worse when we asked for the 13% service charge to be taken off due to the bad service we were quizzed why, and once again no apologies just rude behaviour. Do NOT recommend.

I used to visit Royal China in Bayswater regularly for 20 years but it has unfortunately permanently closed. Missing it badly, I decided to check out the Baker Street restaurant and this is quite similar. Simply outstanding dim sum at very fair prices. Compared to most Chinese restaurants the service was exceptionally friendly and polite (admittedly on a quiet day). (Tip: don’t come by car - nowhere to pay & park and I picked up a fine!)

Really great dimsum, served quickly and hot. Despite the long queues, it’s actually quite quick to get seated as long as you’re all there and you’re not a big group.

This is my go to restaurant on Baker Street each time I am in London. Staff are always friendly, service is quick and the food is very flavorful.

Our friend took us there. Was expensive with a very limited dim sum menu.

Decent chinese! Bit pricey but worth a visit and it’s nice to go out for a meal rather than ordering a takeaway. Only thing we missed was the dim sum, they don’t serve it after 4pm!

店内が広いのでなぜか安心します。何を食べてもそれなりに美味しいし、サービスもまあま、お高そうに見えて、そうでもありません。大根もちがとても美味しいので、また食べたいと思います。お友達と気軽にランチに行ける場所です。

The best and most reasonably priced Dim Sum in London without a doubt!

Typical Chinese very good!!! Always joyful.

I visited here with 3 other adults and a young child for dinner and was seated in a lovely spot near the corner. I cannot complain about the service - nothing outstanding but no complaints. We ordered roast duck, seafood noodles, crispy squid, egg fried rice, beef in oyster sauce and honey roast pork. I must say the main meals were delicious so again, no complaints there and our bellies were satisfied. The desserts however, were a huge disappointment and incredibly overpriced - £6.50 for lychees in syrup?! £6.80 for almond tofu with fruit cocktail?! Canned lychees are £1.50 in Sainsburys and canned fruit cocktail is 90p! LOL. All they did was put a little in a bowl! The desserts are definitely an afterthought in this restaurant and as a dessert lover I would not return to this restaurant purely based on that.

There were two of us for lunch. We arrived around 12:15 p.m., we hardly had to wait. We only had dim sum. It was very good, very fine. Very close to what is done in Hong Kong. Technically nothing to say about the textures, the fineness of the dough. The service is fast and efficient. I can only recommend.

Nice dim sum Not at many veggie options as expected

Best dumplings in London! Quick service, but they make up for everything with dream first courses.

The food here was very tasty and hot. But staff not interested in interacting with the customer at all. They put the food on the table and walked away. No explanation of food or how was your food . Then when the bill came up there was an “ optional “ service charge. I told waitress I did not want to pay it she actually asked “ why”!! What a thing to ask !! Especially when it is optional very rude staff

Après 75 minutes de queue, ticket en main, bravant les courants d'air de Baker Street, nous parvenons enfin au graal. La réputation d'excellence précède cet établissement mais nous satisfait moyennement. Bref, "little" déception. Nous avons commandé des "prawn dumpling", du "minced pork dumpling", des "pan fried gyosas" et un "duck chili BB sauce". Service efficace. Total à 3 = 135,26 £ ... ce qui n'est pas donné

There are several royal china restaurants in London. I tried all of them, somehow the Royal China at BakerSt is always better than others. the fired soft crab is one of the best dishes and dim sum also quite decent. During the year of Dragon, spring festival period has chef selected celebration menus.

I have been going to the Bayswater branch for years and this is my first time in Baker Street. I read some negative reviews and wondered what happened to those people? I have a great time today with 14 of us celebrating a family birthday. We knew there’s a queue and didn’t have to wait too long before we all sat down. We ordered lots of dim sum and all very fresh and piping hot. Some of them, for example the beef dumplings were a bit rough in texture but all the others are excellent. The waitresses were tireless and responded well to every request. We bought a large birthday cake and candles, these were presented to us after the meal in a gilded cake stand with fresh plates and forks. All the leftovers were packed away nicely for us to take home. The floor manager was particularly attentive and not because I spoke in Cantonese, some of us got equally well treated when they asked in English. We need to treat the catering workers with respect as it’s a demanding profession and they in tune will reciprocate with a kind service.

Very disappointed. It says on Google they close at 11.30pm but we found they won’t serve you a drink after 10.30pm! Effectively they close at 10.30pm. In Central London!

Drinks were a couple quid extra than menu price and then bill 13% higher than expected

Authentic Cantonese food. Duck was amazing, as was the soft shell crab 🦀 😍

To celebrate The Chinese lunar new year here for Dim Sum. Overall dim sum quality and taste above average. Black Gold lava bun is not nice, less filings and the filling is blends, lack of salty egg flavour. Fried Squid paste is too salty. Classic Chinese restaurant decorated. Nice staff, quick service Normal price in London city centre. P.S: table reservations for dinner only, means you need to queue up for dim sum. Procedures: tell receptionist (cashier) your table size and you will get a ticket, keep checking numbers called on the TV inside the restaurant. Their system is based on table size to queue up, so you will see the number called is not followed the numbering order. It’s popular dim sum restaurant in London. Avoid long queue ( weekend waiting time: 1 hour in average) > better to queue up before 12:00noon(open time) or after 1400.

Amazing dim sum. Very fresh food. Fast efficent service. Would recommend a reservation. Get there early if you want a table or be prepared for a wait which is well worth it!

A beautiful authentic Chinese Restaurant. All the food was exquisite with great variety of dishes (including some that are rather hard to find). Staff are highly attentive even during busy hours. A highly pleasurable experience for a special occasion.

There are a lot of very mixed reviews about this Royal China. I have been there numerous times. A lot of the reviews focus on the service but I think it is worth bearing in mind that this is a very busy restaurant and at weekend lunch it is packed when there are no reservations , a fast turnover of tables and queues of customers with a ticketing system. So they are under pressure. I have often discovered that when restaurant staff are under pressure the best approach is to actually give a small tip to your server . I did this a couple of times at Royal China and ever since then I have received A1 service. It may not be the typical British way where most of us will quibble over service charges and never dream of showing some understanding of what may cause rushed or what may seem rudeness which often is not knowingly rude at all. As far as the food is concerned I would give different ratings to the dim sum which is amongst the best in London and the regular non dim sum menu . I tend to stick with steamed dumplings , rice paste , buns and baked deserts rather than the fried dim sums and I have never had anything other than good food. The regular menus includes some great noodle options - beef Ho fun, Efu crab noodles and the steamed sea bass is great but I wouldn’t call that menu exceptional overall. So it is very much a love it or hate it restaurant which is reflected in the mixed reviews but personally I Iove it for lunch and opt for its more fancy sister restaurant Royal China Club a few doors away for a special dinner experience.

I have known Royal China for the longest time since I moved here 15 years ago and I finally had a chance to try it and see why it's so popular. We knew they don't take bookings so we got there just when it opened at 12noon on a Saturday and the queue was already long. We secured a 4-people table and ordered quickly as we were told that it would be a long waiting time given all the tables were ordering at the same time. We went with plain Cheung fun that came with soy sauce, sweet sauce and sesame sauce, custard buns, siu mai, crab meat soup noodles, some vegetarian dumplings and Chinese mushroom noodles. Food came pretty quickly and everything did look good. My favourite was the custard buns, hot in the middle with the sweet custard and salted egg filling, such a great dim sum menu. I wasn't a big fan of the noodles, bit too bland. The Cheung fun was really good too, such a nostalgic moment for me as I used to eat it a lot growing up in HK back in the days. Perhaps we didn't order the most famous dishes but I personally wasn't mind blown by the food, unlike all my friends' experience. It's a good dim sum restaurant but nothing amazing imo. Service was alright, classic Cantonese style where staff just didn't care if you were having a good time or not, which is exactly what I expected from Cantonese places so it's a good sign that we were in a authentic place! They were however quick to re-fill hot water whenever our tea ran out. In total, it came to £18.80 pp which was just amazing considering the food we ordered and how full we were. Very happy with how affordable this place is. All in all, I liked the food and had a good time catching up with my friends. It's not noisy like Cantonese restaurants usually are so vibe wise it's relaxing. Would be happy to come back again soon!

Good Chinese food in central London

Horrible experience The food was bland (all items) and the portions small (both noodle dishes). I am comparing this to their two other branches and there is a noticeable difference of quality and quantity. I also received a negative experience from the waiters. 'Waiter1' took our order of food. As the food items arrived mid-way by another waiter 'waiter2' , one of the dishes arrived but I didn't order that item and informed 'waiter2' of this. 'Waiter2' returned the dish and informed 'Waiter1' of this. 'Waiter1' (who took our original order), approached me, pointing at the item on the menu and said to me "*YOU pointed at THIS item*". I informed her again, that I did not order the item, and the menu she was holding (referring to) was a completely different menu I ordered from with different items. I ordered from a savoury menu, and the 'Waiter1' insisted I ordered an item from the smaller (dessert) menu. If they watch their CCTV footage they will see the true 'encounter'.

Giving it 3 because this may be a one-off as it was a Saturday night. I’ve had good times here before. On this occasion food was cold (duck came out pre-shredded up and cold then sent back and a fresh unshredded one was brought out). Had 4-5 different staff serve our table, all were busy and overwhelmed- had to ask for things 2-3 times before it came (eg bowls, spoons). No cutlery change between courses. Had to ask for courses and empty dishes to be cleared from table.

Really authentic Chinese food, Cantonese and Sichuan cuisine, with reasonable price.

We visited the Royal China yesterday (booked a table for 3pm), when we arrived the chap at the entrance was lovely and welcoming and showed us to our table. Downhill from there I am afraid, we were served by a very grumpy looking waitress. We ordered one pot of tea, 2 beers and a bottle of wine. The tea and beers arrived pretty much quickly. We waited a very long time for the waitress to take our food order (the wine had not arrived), so we asked her where is our wine, she reluncantly asked the bar staff for the wine, she brought it over (it was the wrong one). Took our orders apart from asking if any of us had allergies, there was no smile, apology, greeting. The dim sum we ordered was really nice, the mains were very tasty apart om the shizuan noodles which tasted like sugar was added to the sauce and did not look like it did on the menu. During our meal, no one came over to ask was everything ok which is pretty standard even in 1, 2, 3 star restaurants. When we were finishing some of the plates but still not yet finished, the waitress started to take away the plates (this is my pet hate). Overall very rude and rushed service. I do not normally complain (takes a lot) but for a so called highly regarded and pretty expensive restaurant I do not recommnend going there.

Terrible experience!!! We have come to this place other times and have always been happy with the food and the service. Today a truly disconcerting situation occurred we ordered a series of Dim sun and to finish half a duck and two beers, while I was sipping the beer I noticed that something like a grain of brown rice was floating (neither of us 2 ordered it) but unfortunately taking the photo with the phone it seemed be mouse droppings. I tried crushing it with my fingers to understand the consistency and the smell it gave off seemed to confirm our theory, I say it seemed because I'm not 100% certain but the manager's reaction left us perplexed, he tried to pass it off as a gnat but a gnat is easily crushed and is easily recognisable. we asked for the bill without even having touched the duck which was put on the bill anyway but he took away the two beers which we obviously unfortunately left after we had almost finished them as the foam hid the surprise. Now I just hope I was wrong but I will only have confirmation after having done the blood tests and if I don't have contact symptoms from mouse droppings.

Terribile esperienza!!! Siamo venuti in questo locale altre volte siamo sempre rimasti contenti del cibo e del servizio. Ieri è capitata una situazione davvero sconcertante abbiamo ordinato una serie di Dim sun e per finire mezza anatra e due birre, mentre sorseggiavo la birra mi sono accorto che galleggiava qualcosa come un chicco di riso integrale( nessuno di noi 2 lo ha ordinato) ma purtroppo facendo la foto con il telefono sembrava essere un escremento di topo. Ho provato a schiacciarla con le dita per capire la consistenza e l'odore che emanava sembrava confermare la nostra teoria, dico sembrava perché non ho la certezza al 100% ma la reazione del manager ci ha lasciato perplessi, ha tentato di farlo passare per un moscerino ma un moscerino si schiaccia facilmente ed è ben riconoscibile. Abbiamo chiesto il conto senza avere neanche toccato l'anatra (disgusto e nausea) che c'è stata messa comunque in conto ma ha tolto le due birre che ovviamente abbiamo lasciato purtroppo dopo averle quasi finite poiché la schiuma nascondeva la sorpresa. Ora io spero solo di essermi sbagliato ma la conferma l'avrò solo dopo avere fatto gli esami del sangue e se non avrò i sintomi da contatto da escrementi di topo.Il manager sicuramente ha gestito in modo superficiale la situazione assolutamente disdicevole e al quanto imbarazzante a prescindere dalla natura dell'intruso.

One of my favourite restaurant, highly recommended! Aromatic crispy duck is outstanding!

Our family patronized Royal China in December 2022 and again in April 2023. It's one of the restaurants we consistently go to when in London although we used to visit the Queensway branch in the past when we used to enjoy their lobster noodle and dim sum. Food is good and service is decent.

Great place to fulfil you dim sum cravings! Really fast and efficient service.

Do not recommend. The food had a funny smell and taste which is very unpleasant for a Chinese restaurant.

Very good quality of food, highly recommended

Great food and service but expensive

My recent dining experience at Royal China, a charming Chinese eatery, left me with a palate satisfied and a heart content. Offering a delightful array of flavours, the restaurant seamlessly blends traditional Chinese cuisine with a modern touch.

Have been a Royal China fan from Queensway. Now it is closed after the Corvid 19, nearest one is Baker Street. DimSum still good. Fresh & tasty. Service was good on a busy Sunday lunch. Big smile on my family faces everytime we have our Dim Sum.

This restaurant has been my regular place of visit for years. I was here eight months back and the experience was really terrible. After a long time I decided to give it a try again but unfortunately it’s only deteriorated. It’s become a place where you can fool people who don’t understand Chinese food. Everything revolves around tomato based sweet-and-sour sauces. The food is cold, service is extremely indifferent. Soft shell Crab was served as a big lump of cold fried ball, and when I complained, they took it away and brought it back again next time never again.

Fantastic restaurant, lovely food, you better book before you go as it gets really busy . Friendly staff, great place to go with kids too

AVOID IF ALLERGIC TO NUTS OR ANY ALLERGIES. Told me my dishes had no nuts yet had an allergic reaction and went into anaphylactic shock and nearly died. They DO NOT CARE and tried to say ‘what if I was allergic to something else’ as if I haven’t had this allergy my whole life and haven’t been tested for other allergens! Total degrading and disregard it is disgusting. Food was not even good. Should be shut down for that alone

What can I say?!! One of the best Chinese restaurants in London! Love it. Comfortable atmosphere, gr8 service and super food and their dim sum are a must. Some of my favourite dishes are shredded smoked chicken (the best I've tasted), shredded crispy duck, sweetcorn chicken soup, fried garlic and pepper squid, sweet and sour chicken Hong Kong style, vegetarian fried string beans, Szechuan prawns or prawns in black bean sauce, veg/mixed fried rice, singapore noodles, and mango pudding amongst many, many others. No lunch bookings taken - first come first served. Bookings only for dinner - book in advance as it does get booked out v quickly. Expect to wait in a queue at weekend lunchtimes - so go well in time. Highly recommended! Prices increased quite a bit.

Back again because it was so good this ordered some different dishes it was so good well worth the money 💰 I will be back again

You know how your own urine tastes better when you are stranded in a desert? This is the same. Mediocre, overpriced Chinese food that is rated higher than it should just because you are in a Chinese food desert (aka this neighborhood in London).

Dim sim favourite, has the edge over than din tai fung

Overall, food is delicious. I recommend their roast duck which is nicely done. Service is friendly, but could be improved, it can become a bit chaotic time to time.

The waiters are super rude, he was forcing me to eat as per his recommendation and his attitude were unprofessional at all as I have asked for tissue and he just threw it on the table without saying anything, never coming back.

It was my favourite Chinese and was there at least once a month but lately the food is not consistent! Is hit and miss. Hopefully they can go back to the old high standards.

Love it here! Grab your dim sum, your beef and black bean noodle and pancake duck! Always come here for my dose of good Chinese food 🥰

Great place for some debelicous Chinese food. Be prepared to wait 20 minutes to half an hour for a table. Good food for sure. Worth the wait. 👍👍👍

VERY VERY-disappointed with the service. Definitely one of the worst service I have ever had at a Chinese restaurant. I do not know whether they are only treating Chinese people like this, feels like they are pretty normal and friendly with other non-Chinese customers. I arrived and nobody hosted me at all, even the guys who came in later got the ticket earlier than us. We literally were STANDING at the reception the WHOLE TIME. No body said nothing. Just chatting with each and back towards us. The whole time I feel like the waiters just doesn’t want to talk to us, unswerving every question impatiently, or just with silence. Like talking to us is some kinda bad thing to do. It is my first time here and I am probably not going to return ever again. No recommend to my friends neither.

Authentic Chinese experience, big menus options, large restaurants with many seats and fast services! Very good dim sum!

Amazing food. Dimsun to die for. Service is seriously lacking !

Very busy but worth the wait food was fantastic and with the money

Don't go on a Sunday because the queue is too long and if your friends are not all at the restaurant yet, then you'll be waiting even longer despite your ticket number being called. If you're a group of 4+ then the wait for a big table is also very long. The food however is very good and I love their dumsum menu. So if you can, avoid their busy period.

very nice chinese food, so close to home … 💕 thank you, royal china

Haven’t been here in decades but recalled the food to be really good, it hasn’t changed (well apart from the cost inline with the ridiculous inflation we’re all experiencing in the UK!) and food was tasty, well presented and well portioned. Speed of service is classic Chinese - fast, no frills, done :) don’t expect good conversation but attentive and fast service and you’ll be fine.

My first time. Incredible food/ dimsum, will be back as soon as I can. Well done guys!

Went on a Saturday after they've opened for 30minutes. Was very busy, had a grab a ticket from reception and wait outside for 30minutes till we were seated. Once seated, staff were exceptionally friendly and professional. Food was quick to come out. Preferred the dim sum at bang bang food hall though, but they had a larger menu here.

Worst Chinese food I’ve ever had. Ordered four dishes , when they came they were so bad we just paid and walked out. Moreover, the place , as well as the menus, was filthy! How anyone can eat here is beyond me. Anyone who thinks this food is great hasn’t had real Chinese food. Don’t waste your time, your money or your health in this place.

Good tasty food, a perfect blend of flavors. Recommend for a delightful chinese cuisine experience.

Me and my pals have been coming here for over 10 years. My god, is the food fresh! The prawns and char Sui bao are killers. Service is efficient and it is such a special place. My favourite in London!

Better than the Club. Superb Dim Sum

Considering it's former reputation this place has become a joke, at least for dinner. No clue about the Dim Sum...

Accueil et nourriture au top. Vous pouvez y aller sans hésitations

Seems to have dipped in quality since last year.

Very delicious Chinese cuisines accompanied by nice staff.

Fantastic customer experience, and gorgeous food . Would definitely recommend.

My girl loves this restaurant. So do I 😀 Sweet and sour pork with king prawn fired rice are her always picks. I ordered and collected dimsum to-go for her last meal in London. We loved to have your dishes again in 2023 (as we did in 2022)and hope to be there again soon. Nice servers are there!

Dim sum here is great. Came at 12pm on Saturday and didn’t have to wait for a table. I often eat dim sum in HK and the dishes here are very comparable. Would definitely come back again.

Still the best dim sum I've had in London and one of my wife's and my faves. The consistency is epic given the amount of diverse, fiddly dishes they put out, especially over the weekend. If you can't get a table, they also have a stall in Bang Bang oriental food hall in Colindale which is solid and well worth a visit.

Sadly I can no longer recommend this restaurant which has been a mainstay of family weekend gatherings for over a decade. The quality of the food has collapsed - greasy spring rolls felt like yesterdays scraps, wu gok were bullet hard, honestly much of the food felt stale. Atmosphere has always been bustling and I can forgive the brusque staff as it is essentially tradition, but a new buzzer system for tickets made conversation difficult. It’s not particularly cheap either, prices having risen quickly since covid. I’ll not return in a hurry which is very sad.

Always incredible! Food and service is great - shame portion sizes reduced a few months ago whilst prices simultaneously increased... Still one of the better value dim sum spots in this part of London Thank you

This place is clean and overall a very nice restaurant. Food quality and taste is good with a good range of dishes, price is also average for this level of quality. Overall a good place and recommended.

Manager begging for service charge after poor service. They did not even clear the plates, bear in mind we ordered 5 dishes so when we were putting our coats on all the food was still on the table which included meat bones. Quite disgusting. They forgot to give my sister a fork , twice. Nobody checked on our food. For this reason, I asked to take off service charge and instead of just doing it the manager tried to argue with me and guilt trip me into playing the extra £10. When I put my foot down and said no she then asked ‘can you at least pay 50%’ to which I again said no. She would not stop and in the end I agreed to pay a little under a third of the service charge so I could get her to go away as I had plans after dinner. Never coming back as never in my life have I ever had anyone pester or beg me to pay service charge and try and haggle with me

Been here at least a dozen times usually really good. Never got the Yeung Chow fried rice. Today I discovered that it's14.50 for a tiny bowl of rice. Do better?

Incredible quality dim sum that justified the queues.

这家餐厅怎么了?? 曾经很好. 此外, 服务没有星级。我不会回来！

Food was ok but slightly bland compared to a few years ago, hopefully it’ll be better the next time we visit. Service was ok but felt a bit cold shouldered from the manager, we asked for something but she just ignored us.

Great food tasty … I will be back 😍

Duck Pancakes extremely dry today. Disappointing as usually very good.

Authentic and fresh dim sum. Good prices.

かなり昔からから通う飲茶の名店。かつては怪しい商店街を抜けたわかりにくい場所にありましたが、今や立派な店舗を構えています。 こちらの料理は香港でも通用するほど素晴らしいです。ロンドンで食事に困ったら、こちらをおすすめします。チャイナタウンのどのレストランよりもこちらが美味しいです。

Busy but super efficient and tasty, well worth a queue.

The standard of dim sum have dropped drastically since I last visit a year ago. It tastes rather bland. The waitresses pretended not to notice you even though you waved. Wanted to have some sauce and it only came after we almost finished our food. Will never go back there again

Rude, rude, rude staff with subpar standard food. AVOID at all costs. Went for Dim sum and was greeted by rude staff. No one came to serve us to the point where we had to walk to them only to be told to wait and that someone will come. People around us were looking at us thinking why we weren't being served. Food quality had dropped tremendously with prices only going up. The staff did not serve us the whole time we were there. The staff made eye contact with me only to serve other non Asian customers and blew us off with a very rude hand gesture. Asked to cut our dim sum and was told they don't do that when in previous visits, they did it happily. In addition, all the non Asian tables had hand sanitiser while we mysteriously didn't. Seems like they only wanted to serve the non Asian customers.

We didn't get to try the dim sum, but the vegetables were the best of the dishes we tried

在貝克街一家很不錯的中式餐廳。 環境氣氛不錯。服務態度也很好……就算是一個人獨自來用餐，也沒問題的….. 餐點是美味可口的。除了量少了一點外、其實沒有可以挑剔的地方！ 餐點品質相對於價位來說是合理的、值得再訪的餐廳…….

Delicious, you won’t be disappointed

Really is the best dim sum in London. So tasty.