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

This used to be one of our local favourites for dim sum. However, the food quality and culinary standard was average to poor for the dishes we chose. I have to agree with other recent reviews which are generally unfavourable. A pity…

Terrible service and mediocre food. Not worth the money.

Mi familia siempre visitan este lugar cuando estamos en Londres. Siempre es una buena manera de terminar nuestra larga en la calle Oxford. lances La variedad de comida es estéticamente agradable y el precio es razonable.

I got kicked out of this club for no reason because some footballer thinks it’s funny to cheat on his mrs then blame us fit filming when it’s his own friends filming

Have been back to Lucy wong now on three occasions and each time has been wonderful. Beautiful decor creating a 1950’s Hong Kong vibe with interesting cocktail menu and just enough food on the menu to satisfy and cravings . Cocktails are very well priced for the quality and taste and the happy hour is perfect . Tables are cosy and well spaced out so you have privacy. Stevie the manager is really welcoming and attentive and the waitress also super polite and helpful. If you go here leave any attitude at the door it’s a cool laid back bar that doesn’t need any pretentious guests, but more happy chilled souls who appreciate a good vibe and a great cocktail.

Outstanding food the prawn wasabi starter was superb we had tenderloin beef and duck and rice it’s not cheap but you definitely get what you pay for here best meal in a very long time and staff are great

Quality dropped a lot, after dinner then I realised the restaurant is not called Mr Meng anymore but Viet Delight. The food was really bland and terrible, but the service was okay. However, that still didn't save the poor quality of the food. I felt scammed after going there and will never go there again.

Good food, not spectacular or memorable. A location you go to for the ambience... to see and be seen. Expect to queue for a seat. Observation: using his cooking gloves, one of the chefs picked his mobile from his back pocket before going straight back to cooking and prepping customer plates a few minutes later.

Vine aquí con un grupo de amigos que había reservado una zona para 20 personas. Nos dieron una mesa para seis personas que nos tenía que apretujarse nosotros mismos. Es un pequeño lugar y te sirven en la mesa con espíritu gigante botellas. Caro y estaba bien música. No vale la pena el dinero.