The best restaurants serving Chinese food in St James's City of London, Westminster London

Nos gustó mucho el aspecto del conjunto menú vegetariano y decidí probar.La sopa caliente y amarga no estaba mal pero sólo tibio, plato de degustación de tofu y rollos primavera algas estaba bien, pero no era nada especial y vino sin salsas así que era bastante seco.Los platos principales consistía en 2 tipos de platos de hongos con verduras brécol y estacional, picante berenjenas, dulce y amarga ayer y un arroz mixto plato .Fue agradable pero nada especial , bebidas bien y el servicio era frío y no muy amable.El menú del día por 2 era £16,80 cada uno, lo cual no era barato en comparación con la mayoría de Chinatown, intentaría en otro lugar la próxima vez.

Food was off, putrid. so bad. no one should go here. unless death wish, or want to loose a lot of weight very quickly.

I like this place and was a big fan before it shut down during Covid. The staff were (mostly) friendly and the food was great. It wasn’t too busy but sometimes service was a little slow. Had to ask for the menu after waiting 15 min. And it was absolutely freezing upstairs! We could see our own breath. One of the waitresses was lovely and warmed the place up eventually. I’d return for the food definitely.

I had a lunch reserved for 13:00 for 6 people, but I wasn’t able to sit down until all my late friends came, even if I had heavy bags with me… Food quality seems to have decreased since I last went but it’s still good for dim sum.

Har gao are fantastic, one of the best china town locations

Went after a show at the Adelphi. Sad to say the food was awful. Extremely oily and greasy. The whole way home my wife and I had terrible stomach pain. It is baffling that restaurants like this can still serve such food and still be around. Do better!

Perfect chicken noodle soup with excellent flavors Cold and harsh service.. lol... Chinese :)

I came here to visit from NYC. The food was very good. This is a small restaurant that doesn't get very crowded but the food is very good. I wanted something different so I chose the lamb offal with duck blood in chili oil. The waitress made sure to warn me repeatedly that it's too spicy and that I'm ordering offal. She didn't want me to have any regrets. It was very spicy but I'm used to spicy food. The portion was enough for 2 people. I also ordered the plum tea and it was very nice. If I am ever in England again I will visit again.

Vibrant flavors and generous portions. The Peking duck is a standout, and the dim sum is delightful. Overall enjoyable!!!

My friend and I visited a few days ago. We were looked after by Silky and had amazing service from her. She managed to find a table for us when the restaurant was packed and was really attentive and welcoming which made it a wonderful experience . I really enjoyed chatting with her and I hope she has a bright future ahead. To eat I had the Dali chicken and she had the Mongolian beef. The Dali chicken isn’t that spicy but the chilli’s are extremely hot. My friend’s Mongolian beers was the show stealer - delicious! (Would like a few more vegetables with it though). Would definitely come back

We went here for a family supper, the soup dumplings were amazing. The chicken and ribs we had too were tasty and the fried rice spectacular. The restaurant was very busy but the service was good and fast. Watching the dumplings being made was a learning experience as well.

Having read other reviews was expecting something a bit special, instead experienced a culinary disaster. Ordered the seaweed salad, crispy fried chicken and king prawns and then pork wonton in hot broth. The seaweed was close to inedible, slimy and covered in raw garlic. Only one taste and that was the garlic, we left it after a couple of bites, even the Chinese lady sitting next to us could only manage a mouthful. The fried food was poor, the batter dominated, and left the prawns dry. The wontons were passable but the broth had no flavour and seasoning, just an insipid liquid with chopped spring onions/chives. Best advice keep on walking, plenty of much better restaurants in Chinatown.

We'd eaten here on several occasions in the past when the restaurant was known by another name. Unfortunately, it's not as good as we found previously and there are plenty of other options to choose from. We found the food to be quite bland and under seasoned.

If you go to this place i'd highly recommend the black bean tofu. You see, it has to be done in a certain way so the flavors come out just right. i have mine with white rice.

Great place to go for hot pot lunch. Enjoyed the meal. Lots of choice. Noted 20% off which was nice.