The best restaurants serving Chinese food in Bishop's Lambeth London

Great place. Good food and service.

Great value & delicious Chinese food in handy location. Friendly staff.

CLOSED... we had reservation for u Qq at 18.30... was confirmed online yesterday and a txt reminder received today but on arrival it is closed. Chairs on tables and lights off.

Great pre theatre dinner option. The service was quick and friendly, a really nice vibe and the food was very good too.

Al pasar, decidí aprovechar el 50% de descuento de los gobiernos para agosto y, aunque el nombre es un poco decepcionante, al igual que la impresión exterior del restaurante, decidí probarlo. Me sirvieron rápidamente y descubrí que el menú, aunque incluía todos los platos chinos "habituales", también tenía algunos especiales interesantes de los chefs. Pedí filete de pescado en aceite de guindilla con arroz frito con huevo y dos latas de Diet Coke, que salieron a poco más de 14 incluyendo el descuento. La comida era increíble y se servía en un cuenco de madera tradicional. Súper picante y con el pescado rebozado, se cocinó a la perfección. Este restaurante no reparte porciones pequeñas ni utiliza ingredientes de mala calidad. En conclusión, recomiendo encarecidamente este restaurante y sin duda volveremos!

Estábamos en la zona y decidimos probar comida china. . . . Gran lugar con un agradable bar y la mayoría de las mesas con vistas al parlamento y al Big Ben. Ofrece un menú a la carta y un almuerzo (Happy Hour Set) que consta de tres platos a un precio muy conveniente.

Hemos probado la comida china todo el mundo incluyendo Asia y las Vegas y nuestra decepción es la comida era sosa y "sabor". Los platos etiquetado "salteados" tenía muy pocas verduras. También nos sorprendió que tuvimos que pagar para el té chino con nuestra cena. . Me di cuenta de que lo que pagas, pero por el precio esta "comida rápida china" poco,

Me and my girlfriend went for lunch and unfortunately there was some kind of mix up with my girlfriend’s order. She had ordered a chicken dish and whilst we waited for our orders to come, she spoke about the dish she had ordered as she’d had it before in other establishments and she hoped it would be as nice. She also told me she’d had a brief but nice chat with the young guy who took her order at the counter. When her dish arrived, a short while after mine, it was clearly not chicken. In fact it was duck. We were both hungry and I suggested it looked nice but at that point as my girlfriend, who never orders duck, was considering whether to settle for the duck, an older woman who looked like she might be the chef told my girlfriend she’d been standing behind the young man as my girlfriend placed her order and she’d quite clearly heard my girlfriend order duck not chicken. My girlfriend challenged this assertion and made it clear she’d ordered chicken not duck but the older woman stuck to her guns and insisted she’d heard my girlfriend order the duck. My girlfriend became understandably agitated and insisted they serve her the chicken dish she’d ordered but the woman repeated duck was ordered not chicken. It was then that I decided we should leave the cafe as it felt to me as though my girlfriend was being accused of being stupid or a liar. Misunderstandings can happen but I felt the older lady handled the situation badly and it was better to leave than insist on a replacement meal or a refund. My girlfriend wasn’t happy with me as she felt she was perfectly within her right to insist they serve her what she ordered plus she’d paid for the meal. I persuaded her to leave and I paid for a replacement meal at the Thai restaurant next door. So we had paid for two meals and two soft drinks but left without getting a refund or the dish my girlfriend had ordered. This could well be an obscure one off but I’d advise other customers to ask the order taker to confirm what has been ordered before paying.