T4- Bubble Tea in Hammersmith and Fulham

Traditional afternoon tea at The Anchor Bar, Chelsea. When we were in view of the hotel, it just reminded me of the Copthorne Hotel and it turns out its from the same group. Entering the place, it was very Chinese with red paper things like Asia but probably due to CNY. Anyway, had the afternoon tea which was a waste of money like the ones in Asia. The worst thing was the sandwiches which were so dry. You could run your fingers on the surface of the bread and get no resistance. The bread felt so dry and rough that it would not deform on touch like fresh bread. The classic scones were too crumbly and hard like American biscuits [the Southern style American ones], again they look and taste like the scones in Asia. The tea menu didn't quite align with me as it was too floral so the only choices were either black or green.

Good place to eat, except for one waitress who was really rude, it was my first time in this type of restaurant in London and when I approached her to ask if I should order at the counter she very rudely told me not to bother her as she was in the middle of another matter. But anyway, really delicious Fish and Chips, the beer is also delicious, unfortunately I took the bitter pill from the treatment of this woman of African descent.

Absolutely EXCELLENT FOOD! The quality is outstanding and beyond tasty.

I waited 30 minutes for two peri-peri chickens, which was far longer than expected (Nandos can do better during the busy hours) Additionally, I noticed that a pizza tray was placed on the floor, which raises serious health and safety concerns. This is unacceptable in any food establishment. Unfortunately, my experience was disappointing, and I would not recommend this place

Food was not nice, chicken wings were pale and not fresh at all, and lastly tiny portions… Do not recommend