The best restaurants serving Chinese food in England

Great food nice and fresh and continually being topped up.

We were the only people there for an early evening meal. The food was delicious and the service excellent.

I'm sure salt and chilli chicken supposed to have chillies in it, wasn't hot or spicy at all just onions and spring onions, the Satay beef was like brown water, not the best Ii have had from this shop previous was better, what's with the delivery driver asking when I ordered from, hope it's being made where I ordered from

This is a lovely all you can eat with reasonable prices. The decor hasn't changed much in the last 30 years but the food will help you see past it. They have a good range of food which is all freshly prepared. I attended at lunch time and it wasn't busy in the slightest, I highly recommend a visit if you are starving and fancy some good Chinese food.

Always friendly and attentive staff. This is my go-to treat place in the southside centre. The prawn laksa is a winter favourite, so flavourful and warming. Best option for tasty well seasoned and fresh food.

I don't order many takeaways and if I do , I always order from the takeaway I know and like. Tonight I ordered from Weng Kee down Grimsby Road.. I was charged nearly 15 pounds for a Happy meal of chops, chicken nuggets and a curry sauce..,4.20 ponds. I also ordered a salt and spicy chicken. This in total should of come to just over 10 pounds. I'm not one to complain but I phoned Weng Kee to explain I had been overcharged. They was adamant that they hadn't received the order, although it was Weng Kee, phone number that was on my phone when I was talking!!.They said is wasn't Weng Kee anymore and they told me to phone the police! After much discussion , with them, I said I would phone the police, as this is wrong!! Why are they keeping the same phone number, although they deny it! Please don't order from them... it's your decision..but why deny??? I always order online, as I don't go out. To be basically be called a liar, it's not me, i dont lie!

One of the best, if not the best Chinese restaurant around. I have been going there for years and have never been disappointed and neither have my friends and family.

Simply the best Chinese food I've ever had. Been coming here my whole life and despite now not being local anymore I still come back every few months or so. Myself, friends, and family all agree there is no quality out there like it.

Great Evening. Great food and great service.

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 😀

We loved this place. Fantastic service. Delicious food. Had a really memorable evening. Very good value for money. Plenty of choice.

Staff very bad and angry food disgusting 🤮 last time 5 years ago very happy BUT NOT NOW AVOID THIS PLACE not recommended we paid £40 with drinks

Nice food. Good service, didn't get rushed out even though we were there for over 2 hours

Friendly staff who are there to great you at the door. It is dark and dingy in there. Also my chicken I had in there chicken curry was seemingly undercooked.

After reading the negative reviews I think it’s mandate to write reality. The place has authentic Indian street snacks and their chutneys are also very authentically made(some who is into cooking can tell it). It’s clearly written outside on their board Indian street snacks so do not expect 5 star hotel’s cafeteria ambience. At the price they offer, it’s the best they can. Amazing tasty food, hygienic place and decent atmosphere. Thank you team bhelpuri for amazing punjabi samosas in Reading