Worst Chinese food I've had. They use the same Peking duck sauce for chicken cashew. The vegetables…read moreare drenched in clunky unflavored sauce. Fried calamari's in spicy sweet unfathomable confusing flavor. If you want authentic edible Chinese food do not come here.

Maxim is a very good Chinese restaurant with decent service and a decent selection on their menu…read more The decor is slightly dated but still a good place to hangout with friends and family.

This has become the go to for family meals while in Ealing. We have celebrated weddings, birthdays,…read morereunions and even funerals here over the past 30 years. Everything is wonderful- the service - the food- and ambiance. Be sure to add Peking duck. They served 20 of us last week - we had a variety of foods and all great.

I've already reviewed this place so this is an update. Actually, there is nothing more to report on…read moremy previoulsy glowing report other than they manage to be very consistent in the quality of the food. We had: Soft shelled crabs (spicy and perfectly cooked) crispy beef (great as usual) double cooked pork (lean and tender and very tasty) Singapore noodles bok (pak) choi All of the above was absolutely brilliant as usual. Washed down with Tsingtao there was as usual no room for desert. The service was in no way haughty or remote like some chinese restaurants. The whole experience was as usual very nice indeed. A go-to Chinese restaurant in this part of town.

Great service. Really good food…read moreWe me and my mother had enjoyed theirs service and food Our dish was delicious,fresh we really liked it. Tks

This Chinese restaurant can be found on a small stretch of restaurants a few minutes walk from…read moreRichmond station. The interior is quite big with various tables suitable for all party sizes. Food-wise, the menu is quite big with lots on offer. The vibe is most Chinese but there's a few Japanese and Thai accents too. The dim sum is made in-house and it shows! Lovely and tasty. The salt and pepper ribs were of a good portion but not in a batter as I expected. Still tasty though and the meat fell off the bone. The prawn paper rolls were tiny and not value for money. Mains were all good: half a roast duck with good crispy skin, a bed of Chinese leaf and separate sauce. Sizzling seafood plate was tasty if small for the price. The garlic chicken was lovely and a good portion size of battered chicken fillets served with a thin garlic sauce and a spring onion and ginger garnish. Portions of rice were much bigger than expected which was a huge plus. For dessert, we all had toffee banana fritter, 3 small chunks of banana in a crunchy caramel coating sprinkled with sesame seeds which were very nice. An extra piece of banana would have been nice but the presentation of this and all the dishes, infact, was good. In terms of service, I thought all the staff were friendly and quietly polite. There was a small mix-up with one of our dishes but the manager kindly and quickly changed it with no fuss and kept us informed of its whereabouts. Aside from one or two small dishes, overall I really enjoyed my evening here. It seems to be a reliable restaurant with good flavours and tasty home-made dim sum! I took a look at their daytime dim sum menu and it looks good! I will definitely be back for more solid Chinese food and dim sum one day!

Yun Kim is a Chinese Chef who comes from India so his menu is a bit different. Some dishes very…read morespicy! The decor was pretty poor but now much improved. If you're adventurous - try it!

Yun Kims is my guilty pleasure. It's not haute cusine by any means, and sometimes it tends towards…read moregreasy chinese, but what they do amazingly well is really hot chinese food. It's not really tradtionial Szechuan hot, it's more normal chinese with thicker, stronger sauces. The Szechuan Crispy Surprise with beef is amazing, much 'wetter' than the usual crispy chilli beefs you get and all the better for it. Avoid the 'special sweet and sour' (it was really vile), go for the beef, or the kung pao prawns, or the one's in hot chilli garlic sauce and your tastebuds will thank you. When they've stopped screaming from the chilli.

This is a great place for authentic Chinese food if you want take away or a quick sit down lunch…read more The flavours are amazing and they don't skim on ingredients. The lunch specials are amazing 5GBP with a drink and there is quite the selection to chose from. This is our go to for Chinese food when in Ealing. The service is great and fast and family own and operated.

Aloha, This place is the spot for chinese food…read moreOut of all the imposters in the West London area they shine thru................. lived with a Chinese family in LA for 3 years and i know how they season There OWN food , This guy has it wired. You might pay say 3 or 4 pounds more for a dish but its quality here that comes thru. In this neighborhood there is alot of upscale choice and this guy has been doing it right for many years.I saw Micks Car/Driver parked out front last week(he lives down the road in Richmond)Wonder If Charlie And Keith Like Dim Sum.. Aloha Brad

Steamed fish was dry and tasteless. Worse Chinese food that I've had in ages. What a waste of…read moremoney. Half the fish ended up in the bin. Pity I couldn't give it a minus 5.

5 nights in Richmond and found this delightful restaurant on the last night! We would have had many…read moremore meals here. The menu is creative, extensive and very well executed. Service standards are impeccable. This was such a great experience in a more remote area of town. It's a must do. Will be back if in the general area!