The best restaurants serving Chinese food in West End City of London, Westminster London

One of the better meals at this traditional favorite in Mayfair. The food was well-prepared and presented nicely on this occasion.

We spotted this place as we moved into the Air BnB upstairs over it. It looked interesting. Inventive-seeming Asian fusion stuff. It was crowded, and we couldn't get a table, so we ordered carry-out and took it upstairs. Nothing was piping hot, and everything seemed a little soggy and tired. They included containers of sauce for every dish, but didn't include instructions for what sauce went with what. We were disappointed.

Unsure what to expect, but certainly not disappointed. Although the menu is limited the taste compensates for in the relaxed, friendly family run venue. Particularly enjoyed the chicken wanton in the chilli vinegar and will be taking advantage of the takeout delivery for that tricky-to-buy-for Xmas gift. Looking forward to my return visit.

food was not so special. service was so so. The price is too high for the quality of the food.

The best Fried rice ever!! Combination between stir fried vegetables, fried rice and chicken katsu with teriyaki sauce all in one. It tastes similar like “Nasi goreng” from Indonesia!! Recommended!!

Cozy homie style restaurant with comfortable seating. Small but good menu. Vegetarian spring rolls and wasabi prawns, amazing! Sea bass, chicken with cashews and the wagyu beef was my most favourite main dish. Lobster noodles, a plain and boring dish. All mains came at once and we shared everything. All dishes were served on the same plate, which I would recommend changing. Chris was a very nice and attentive Chinese waitress. Price was reasonable

Believe the hype...for once it's true! Ordered one of the custard buns, and honestly, it was lightly, fluffy, spongy, and delicious. The custard was just sweet enough without being sickly, and the bun itself wasn't overpowering. Everything was just perfect! Highly recommended, even at £3.80 per bun!!

ロンドンでここまで新鮮な海鮮が食べられると思っていなかったのでいい意味で裏切られました。特に旬のバフンウニが日本酒に合って最高でした。

Ordered a Matcha Caramel Latte, half of the drink was ice despite them not asking if I wanted ice (I did not), and had only a few tapioca pearls even though I had paid for double tapioca. Watery and flavourless drink, looked nothing like what was advertised.

Really good spot with authentic Xi’An cuisine - really enjoyed and the food came quickly. Relaxing and chill atmosphere - would recommend!!

Terrible security staff, extremely unhelpful and rude, I would be wary of spending any time in here, very bad vibes given off

Vivo en Londres 27 años y Cantón sigue siendo uno de los mejores restaurantes del mundo, en mi humilde opinion. Hay que probar: Shank stew Peking duck rolls Pakchoi con salsa de ostras Ginger fish Y una variedad gigantesca de platillos de las provincias de Cantón y Schechuan Maravilloso y una de las cosas que extraño en Londres

First time visiting Pot and Rice. Our server Li was friendly and helpful. A good selection of food to choose from. We arrived just before the end of Happy Hour - bonus! Our Pork Patty & Bamboo Shoots pot rice was delicious. We also had tobiko & prawn cheung fun which was different to dim sum cheung fun. Will definitely return for more

Amazing food. Good value for money.

Let me start by saying, the decor and design is gorgeous- but I wouldn’t go here if you’re all about food. My friends and I were met with pleasant hosts, very polite and welcoming. We had been offered a lovely, spacious, corner table, though our view was restricted slightly by pillars so we couldn’t see the entertainment as clearly. In general, the energy and atmosphere of the venue certainly made us feel elegant. The food service was prompt, and the dishes on the menu seemed decadent. We noticed that the dishes themselves did not come with sides, like rice or noodles so remember to order those separately. My friends chose the Szechuan chicken, the satay chicken, one of the wagyu beef dishes and I chose the lamb cutlets. The sides we ordered were fried rice and spicy noodles. For a Chinese style restaurant, we were very disappointed with the flavours. Most dishes (as we shared) had one note of flavour running through. There was no depth or dimension to the dishes and some were just overpowering with one nuance. Even the dim sum flavour was bland, which we had gotten as a starter. The wine we chose to taste off the menu was lovely, so I would recommend getting a few starters and wine at this particular place, perhaps on a date night. The food aside, the immersive entertainment was fantastic. The shows ran every 15 mins and as we went on the 2nd November, they were Halloween themed. We had characters walking around coming up to our tables and interacting with us, which was impressive. While the wait staff were generally lovely, they seemed a bit overwhelmed. Two of my friends had ordered mocktails, and we had ordered an extra portion of rice but these never came but they did not add these to the bill either. I would recommend being very clear with the order when the staff come to take it down. I would visit here again, but only for the entertainment and maybe a few drinks.