I've never dined in as I live so close, so I usually just take to go. The popcorn chicken is pretty…read moredecent, especially for the price. The groceries inside were nice for last minute shopping if I didn't want to walk too far, but it was more expensive than others. The service was pretty normal. Overall, a great place to pop in for popcorn chicken.

Paid £35 for my food look at the photo worth it? Maybe if its half the price yeah and its not even…read morein central london. Dont waste your time here since there are better taiwanese food out there with cheaper price. Not recommended and dont even bother. AVOID AT ALL COST!!

As someone who is of Singaporean heritage, this place is not bad. It definitely is a good intro for…read morethose who are going to Singapore or want a taste of Singapore. however, if you're from the country, it may not be that impressive. Their flavors for the most part were right, portions are small, and prices are high which contrasts for its norm, since this is street food in Singapore which would cost 3-6$ a plate. Would recommend a more Peranakan decor to make this place feel like Bugis in Singapore. Hainanese chicken rice- good chicken, soup was way too salty that it was nota drinkable at all. Rice was right flavor but wrong texture. Maybe the certain rice can't be found in UK. Seafood Chow fun- I was actually impressed with the chow fun part that charred part and the oily noodles that require high heat and high oil to make it that texture. this dish was good. Would highly recommend it. Chinese leaf- just dressed up Napa cabbage but well done. Salt and pepper shrimp were also not bad The hakkien mee was good but was a little sweeter than what I remembered from Singapore. Overall an ok place- If you've not had Singapore food before this is a good pricy intro to what's ahead.

food and service were excellent. a bit pricy, but the portions were sufficiently-sized so that was…read moresome comfort. Inside a fancy hotel, so the price point is somewhat expected. Hotel guests get a small discount, that was nice.

Awesome spot for a dim sum lunch. Lots of protein options for the buns. You can make a great combo…read moreof starters, buns, dumplings and more. Get a load of options and split with friends. Friendly service and in and out in a hour so you can do for a business lunch. Great value and tasty lunch!

Surprisingly good food and interesting interior, definitely a great addition to the neighborhood…read more We visited close to Christmas and it appeared a little short staffed. Nonetheless the food was served quickly, we had a few baos and some noodle soup, they were all delicious. The lunch set menu was also a good deal. Would visit again!

The tea room was surprisingly affordable. We had delicious…read moretea, sweets, and finger sandwiches. The scones were to die for. A proper, traditional tea service. Definitely a more upscale vibe. Having a piano player at the piano definitely added to the atmosphere. Wonderful visit.

This was a treat! The staff is so pleasant. The live piano music is such a nice touch is this…read morebeautiful room. I did a flight of the Dom and it is the perfect addition to tea if you like champagne. They cakes and treats are seasonal and right now they are thanksgiving flavor... bursting with a perfect blend of cranberry and spice... definitely an unexpected surprise for our tea service. We loved that they had a cloak room and the hostess was kind to hold our coats while we shopped. If you are looking for something intimate and impressive this is a showstopper when visiting London! Lastly the scones are made to order, served warm and the jam is made fresh daily. Truly a treat!

Went for New Years Day (an American tradition lol) and the food was fabulous! The wait staff was so…read morekind and helped us pick out the best items on the menu. The noodles were delicious! Highly recommend giving them a try.

Nice lunch option can't say it was amazing but it looked pretty. Nice quick service and clean fresh…read moredining room.

Hunan London is a true gem for Chinese food enthusiasts! This restaurant has been serving authentic…read moreHunanese cuisine for over 35 years, and its reputation precedes it. With no menu to choose from, you'll be treated to a culinary journey of around 12-18 courses, carefully crafted by Chef Michael Peng and his team. The food is exceptional, with dishes like crispy green beans, chilli ginger beef, and steamed scallops with cucumber, all expertly prepared and presented ². The standout feature, however, is the unique dining experience. With no choices to make, you'll be free to relax and enjoy the ride, as the staff take care of everything. flavors and spices of Hunan Province. - _Expertly Crafted Menu_: Chef Michael Peng's carefully curated selection of dishes. - _Unique Dining Experience_: No menu choices, just sit back and enjoy. Overall, Hunan London is a must-visit for anyone looking for an authentic and exciting Chinese dining experience. Be prepared for a culinary adventure like no other!

London Food When…read morepeople say that London often has mediocre food, they're most often referring to British food, known for their fried, mashed and more bland foods But London itself is a metropolitan city with cuisine reflective of its worldwide influence and influx on many cultures While Indian cuisine is most well-known (and represented from food to tea culture), I also found Thai and Chinese cuisine excellent Hunan is a unique restaurant in which the menu is up to the chef and features upwards of 20 dishes While their name refers to a region of China, the cooking is more reflective of a broader region including Cantonese, Sichuan, and Hunan flavors Each bite was distinguished by high quality ingredients, bold spices and flavors (though nothing is spicy), and stellar wok hei (or heat) Leave-it-to-us menu £94.80 per person Hunan (London, UK) Dining is indoor only and all credit cards are accepted.

After seeing a bunch of these places, I finally caved and went in. To be honest, coming from the…read morestates I was skeptical about a chain in London being any good at making boba. I ordered a almond milk tea with regular tapioca (boba). Hey, very surprised! The tea was nice and strong, not overly milky. As for the boba. It was nice and chewy! Often times, boba places sell old, pre-made boba that has been sitting all day. This makes it very starchy and instead of being chewy, you can bite through it too easily. If it's really old and disgusting, it'll break in half. Long story short, this place isn't too bad! I also got the lychee green tea with lychee jelly! Also very tasty! If you're not sure what lychee tastes like, it's sweet with a bright, citrusy flavor. It's very refreshing on a hot day. I'd give it a four but the staff are super sweet and it was clean as well! I enjoyed it!

This shop is tiny, but full of awesome! They have lots of options for flavours, bubbles and…read moretoppings. You can put together your favourite combinations, they even sell the bubbles separately to take home. Some of the milky flavours are rather on the sweet side, but still very enjoyable.

The food is really quite nice and for £3.50-for a take out meal (the last time I checked) quite a…read morebargain also quite filling for me- But I'm a small person aha. Don't think its filling enough for an average height woman/man but is great as quick snack. I would suggest you eat in as its only £3 extra and its a all you can eat buffet so you could just keep going up for more... And their dumplins are awesome!

All-you-can-eat vegetarian food for a good price. They serve up an impressive range of…read moreTaiwanese-style veggie dishes. Must definitely try their steamed dumplings, mock prawns, mock lamb curry, and crispy seaweed (a bit salty, but heavenly when eaten with steaming hot rice). You can also choose from a wide array of condiments. Coming from Asia, I know what most of the dishes/condiments are, but for those who don't, it can be quite a fun experience, like walking into a candy store of veggie food. The only problem is, they advertise £7.50 for eat-in buffet but don't mention anything about the service charge until you pay. What is supposed to be a cheap, pre-payday eat can easily go up to over £20 for two (not a lot, I know, but when you walk in prepared to pay no more than £7.50, it is a little annoying). Oh and they don't take cards. You can always get a takeout as well, though it is never enough for me. :P

I was looking for a non-traditional tea experience and Kai Mayfair did not disappoint. It was…read moreliterally just my husband and I in the restaurant for tea (perks of a weekday reservation?) When we sat down they gave us a little jar of conversation cookies which was so cute. My husband and I went through the whole jar. Then they brought out another dish and it came with these two little birds and the hostess came by and told us that they're songbirds and gave us cards that explain what its for. We kept the little birds and they sit on a plant at home. I love special touches that had thought put into it. I loved the little baos! Im not usually a fan of the traditional tea sandwiches and the flavors they have (i.e. smoked salmon or cucumber with cream cheese) but these were delicious! I particularly liked the duck and also the shrimp toast. Also, the restrooms here are gorgeous!! Actually this who space is decorated so nicely. If I was more into IG I would be posing all over this restaurant.

I had the most amazing experience at Kai Mayfair! The decor and ambiance was chic, modern and…read morered!The wait staff and manager were top notch. My friend and I are foodies, and we asked a bunch of questions and they were very attentive and thorough in answering all of them. Now, on to the food..........(drumroll, please) we had for Starters: Wasabi Prawns(not as spicy as the name suggests) these were jumbo prawns, tempura battered delicately, and silky smooth flavor profile with a warm mouth hug of spice at the end, Salt and pepper squid was "ex-squids-ite" darker, fuller batter but do t let that deter you, sophisticated salt and pepper rimmed plate presentation and for scooting the squid around the plate for extra savoriness. My buddy had the happy wife noodles........ 3 words: Caviar/shaved Truffle, (*chef's kiss) Entrees: *Chilean Sea Bass........ mouth melting miso, umami bomb!*Chili Lobster, perfect amount of spice and other seafood friends joined the party- Scallops and Shrimp! Plenty of sauce leftover to dip your accompanied toast. *Black Pepper Beef- more of a 3rd wheel with the seafood, but held its own with its peppery, rich sauce. Very tender, and paired perfectly with the fried rice! We also had a side of the long life noodles, which we were told to order the vegetarian style so the flavor would not overpower the entrees, they were correct! What made it even more special was that the waiter rolled little nests of the noodles so it was easy to access the noodles without leaving a trail of noodles from the bowl to your plate! All in all, 5 star rating across the board, and I see why they've maintained a Michelin star for 15 straight years! Bravo

The food was so delicious when we visited London on our first night. We had to come back on the…read morelast night of our trip too! We had chicken chow mein, sweet and sour pork, vegetable fried rice and beef and broccoli. The lady was so friendly and kind and she served us too, remembering us from our first visit!

I like this little Chinese. Boundary rd unfortunately is a little far removed from the tubes so…read moreyou have to do a little travelling. Unfortunately due to this this little restaurant is well accustomed to few customers . But If you cross the threshold you will be surprised by the hospitality and the food which is a good notch of healthy Chinese food. The ribs were lovely and the dim sum always goes down a treat. So I dare you to step out of ur boundary and take a walk.