The best restaurants serving Chinese food in London

Roast duck so much pepper in it. Chown mein just sliced, very dry meat on the top of noodles. Fritters were not to be something to exicted to be either. Kids very unhappy

The food from Ho Lok has improved recently

Nice restaurant with linen tablecloths, very attentive servers, and a picture menu so you know what you're getting. I visit every time I fly into London city airport. The restaurant is on the second floor and the entrance is on the parking lot side on the east end of the building.

Food was delivered hot fresh tasty and earlier than stated by a friendly driver.. Portion sizes are great.. Highly recommend China Rose.. 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

rank. smelled like old poon. would not recommend unless you want to have the squits

The food was average. The service was terrible. We were waiting approximately 1 hour, after we got a table, but after several time they told us to go upstairs instead of sitting to before selected table downstairs. In restaurant we found terrible not hygienic situation. The dirty dishes from around near people were eating their ordered food. We were waiting approximately 30 min our food. They brought noodles and vegetables first, after +30 min they brought ours ordered meat and it was cold. The staff were not polite. My recommendation is to find another place to eat. Don’t choose this restaurant!!!!

Thank you to nell and aashi absolutely amazing customer service so happy with the staff and there polite behavior helped me through out as we were 20 people it took us one whole hour but Aashi patiently delay with all of us and neil the general manager he was very helpful and welcoming This is my 3rd time for our Christmas dinner parties always glad to chose ravensbury for our dinner .

food was cold I refuse to take and ask for the one I ordered, driver delivered 3 customers before me at this temperature you can guess how the food turns, ask for refund or new order

Have been frequenting GoSing with my family and friends for more than 10 years. Many of my own recommendation. Today i went to find that Unfortunately the Quality, Treatment, Care has all gone downhill. The establishments policy's and greed prevented me from enjoying a meal in what I called the "Family Restaurant". My disappointment has reached a peak as a result I will withdraw the support given by my own and known persons. Was about time to look for a better restaurant.

I was live-in bar/cellar man in this pub in the early 90s.Kings Cross was a dangerous area then but The Swan was a decent pub with meals for the surrounding office workers. Just on Regents Canal. Coming from Ireland I thought it was great that workers were allowed to go for a couple of pints at lunchtime. I was in my early 20s and a good time to be in London. There was a Spanish bar-restaurant in Pentonville Rd and Filthy ManNasty’s up in Amwell St and Minogue’s Liverpool St. Walking up Chapel St Market to Upper St Angel. The 90s the good old days 😀

Entiendo que este lugar está cerrado pero nuestra comida no era nada bueno.

I am Chinese and consider this one of the best Chinese restaurants to eat at in London. I’ve been coming here frequently, over some years and for sure the Dim Sun doesn’t disappoint. Dim Sum is outstanding here, better than any in Chinatown/Soho and yes, I agree with Giles Coren “possibly the best dim sum in London”. On the few occasions I had the evening dinner menu, it was also very good and I always found the service to be friendly and efficient. Re. An earlier review, sweet corn soup is authentically made with puréed sweetcorn, which becomes creamed sweetcorn. Depends on if you like some texture.

Caterpillar is nott my favourite take away dinner experience. It is last time I will ever eat there. Got my money back for that particular dish but not for the rest of the meal. I am put off for life, 26.10.2024 - Delete my photo of your cooked caterpillar off this site, but they can still find it under my profile and follow me. You cooked and sold the dish,

First time trying this Chinese and we're very disappointed. The fried food was fine, but the kung po had uncooked cornflour spots all over, ginger beef was cheap and tasteless, bulked out with mainly onions and rice was bland and smelt like wet feet. Not enjoyable and sad to waste the money.

me and my family have been going here for ten years and even though we’ve moved areas this is the only place we like are chinese from, no one does it like oriental