This spot was a place i checked out earlier and despite the fact that it was a day of abstaining, I made the best of my choices for good. My girlfriend made it a dim sum afternoon and I parttook, having some of the best veggie filled dumplings of my life. Sorry Eric Chong, but these rivaled the ones you made for me in Toronto. I was looking for a veggie chow mein but didn't find anything close. I went with a Singapore Style noodle dish with peppers and some of the elements of a chow mein. They used vermicelli noodles and I had no problems with that. After awhile, it packs a punch so definitely get water, but overall it was a great dish. My veggie fried rice lacked flavor but because of my restrictions, I settled. The food is good and if I find myself back in London. I will definitely go back and go crazy with some meat dishes. read more

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No wait and prompt service. The dishes were good with the Sesame Prawn Toast and the Shredded beef with chili black bean sauce standing out. Singapore fried noodles were spicy with a hint of curry flavor. Sweet and sour chicken and pork were exactly what you would expect, tasty. Fairly quiet. However, when it came to getting the bill, they were a bit aggressive about you paying and getting out. read more

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Awesome Chinese restaurant with very attentive and friendly staff, healthy portions and great taste in China Town.

We were looking for a quintessential china town Chinese place. Out of recommendation from a few people we came here. Inside it is huge and they were hosting many parties of over 10 without much issue. We walked in as a party of two on a Wednesday night and were seated immediately with no one at the surrounding tables. The decor is old fashioned Chinese palace, with a river and bridge inside and big banquet tables and table clothes. We ordered the hot and sour soup, the fried noodles, dim sum platter and the prawns two ways. I liked the prawns, especially the spicy sauce prawns, the fried noodles were skinny noodles and incredibly oily. The hot and sour soup was a small but good appetizer portion, and enjoyed the dim sum platter, that is the dish I would order again. If you've got a huge party and you're in the area it might be a good option. The service was 5 stars and very friendly! read more

Barely speak any English, that is not a big deal being it's in Chinatown. Buuuuut this should definitely NOT be on your list. Food was bland, portions were skimpy and over priced. Save yourself the trouble and just go to Dumplings' Legend. read more

Everything hit the spot after a full day of touring London on a rainy day. 1) Dimsum platter - the crowning piece of the meal with 8 pieces of 4 different dumplings. You can tell they know good dimsum, the wrapper/skin was soft and not overly chewy, the stuffing allowed you to taste the ingredients..shrimp, chives, pork, and the spicy dipping oil complemented and boosted the flavors! 2) Fried noodle with seafood with Ber..(can't recall the word) - greasy but so satisfying and tasty 3) Chinese broccoli - garlicky savory goodness 4) Pot of Jasmine tea (pay for each person drinking it, free refills) Would love to come for their Sunday morning dimsum service! read more

Imperial China - Top: dimsum platter - succulent morsels of goodness Left: fried noodle with seafood (scallops, squid, and shrimp) Right: Chinese broccoli - Chinese Near Me - London, XGL

Excellent Hong Kong style Chinese restaurant! The food was very good. I recommend the stir fried string beans, duck, and fish. You really can't go wrong with the dishes here! It's just as good as some restaurants in Asia! Good portion sizes as well. Interior is clean and service is fast. Would highly recommend! read more

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Looked like a nice restaurant with inviting entry. That was the end of the good feeling. Husband ordered the sweet and sours ribs, all bone cut into small pieces, no meat. Friend is vegetarian, tried to order, waitress was impatient, circled the wrong dishes, the stir fry veggies she ended up with were bland. Soy sauce difficult to obtain. My prawns with veggies were fine. Food and service was not good. read more

I first went to Imperial for dim sum with a big group of friends. They were very accommodating for our group; we had about 12 people. The food was awesome. A few stand out items: Steamed bun with pork, also known as a cloud puff Sesame dim sum Sweet potato dim sum Coconut puff I liked it so much I took a few friends there again just recently. Unfortunately they don't serve dim sum all day, so we reluctantly ordered the set menu. We were very impressed with all the food we received: crispy duck (my new fav item), lemon chicken, chicken and sweet corn soup, sweet and sour chicken, spicy prawns, steamed veggies. There was so much food; we were stuffed to the gills. Fringe benefit: the atmosphere is cute with an indoor bridge over a koy pond. read more

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Yes we could've gone to a cheaper Chinese restaurant, but I wanted a place with more ambiance and Imperial China didn't disappoint. We enjoyed DIM SUM. We stuck mostly with dumplings and some assorted snacks, but did order the ROASTED DUCK. I was definitely surprised when this dish of shredded meat came out: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=mGAgc73bhiO_xXvpLy2Org The rice paper wraps made it reminiscent of eating tacos. Very lean meat, but I missed my duck fat and crispy duck skin! read more

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I like the ambiance inside, its a very zen environment with trees, lots of light and running water in a small pool. There is a good selection of dim sum, but unfortunately only for lunch. There is another menu for dinner, and although there are some selected starters available, its not enough for a whole meal. The pork dim sum (don't ask me for the Chinese name!) is really good. Its good quality food, in a nice environment - although I prefer coming here for lunch rather than dinner. Not just for the dim sum menu, but because there is so much natural light, it gives the impression of eating outdoors. Very nice. read more

Imperial China - Chinese Near Me - London, XGL

First of all I would like to review the chicken sweet and sour. The chicken was none existant ina chewy batter. Dreadful. The meal cost between us £60.00. There was a 12.5% service charge added that rounded the meal up to £70.00. I gave the older gentleman who served me, the cost of the food, which was £60.00. He said to me , It is 370,00. I replied that the service charge was discretionary an he gave me such a dirty look and walked off. I will never return to this place. For those that do not know the service charge is discretionary and 12.5 % is a rip off. read more

I had no idea this place existed, hidden away from the main part of China Town, on the quieter Lisle street. You enter into a little Chinese garden, where you cross over a little bridge with small fish pond below. Very different to all the other Chinese restaurant near by. On the inside, aside from the restaurant there is a bar and you can hire out private dining rooms, each with a karaoke system. I came for dim sum lunch, which they do very well. We had a delicious baked shredded turnip paste which came crisp on the outside and the turnip was soft and hot on the inside, this was the best dish out of what we ordered. We also had the usual prawn dumplings, prawn and pork dumplings, steamed pork buns, and a side of pak choi with garlic. The cheung fun, thick rice noodle wrap, came a little too thick and chewy, but that was the only dish which was a mild disappointment. We enjoyed a warm flowery tea, which was kept going with lots of hot water re-fills. The staff were amiable, the service quick and the meal came to a very decent £22. read more

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I've got Chinese parents who used to run a takeaway. This essentially means that any journey to a Chinese restaurant usually results in mutterings about how the food isn't fresh, the service isn't up to scratch and oh how it would all be better if they cooked it themselves. However, I have now taken my parents TWICE to Imperial City, for major family celebration occasions. And on both occasions, neither of them have complained. Which is a win as far as I'm concerned. Better yet, we managed to have a huge celebration meal with ten people, and only paid £30 per head (without drinks). Which is a fairly good deal, but very good when you consider the relatively luxurious ambience you get at Imperial City. read more

Imperial China - One of the meals we had at Imperial China - Chinese Near Me - London, XGL

There wasn't anything wrong with this place but it didn't "wow" me either. Your standard dim sum menu but there were items you had to order from the main menu which would drive up the price. For example there were no vegetables for under £8, only vegetable dumplings. The food was good. Crispy sesame prawn rolls, pork dumplings, prawn and chives, and fried squid were all cooked to order. The long noodle with prawns came in its signature soy sauce but they failed to cut it in the middle which lended to a struggle with chopsticks. Little touches like soy sauce and chili oil at the table were missing and took several attempts to get staff attention to receive. Service was lacking even when we were ready to pay the bill. With three levels, you won't wait long and have your choice of dishes. However you can find many other places with a better overall value. Also note that they do not have cart/trolley service, only cooked to order. read more

After seeing a movie in Leicester Square during Chinese New Year's celebration, we wanted some cheeky crispy duck and came across this place. They had cheesy lanterns hung everywhere and we saw they had been Michelin rated so we popped in. Did the family meal for two which included crispy duck, and about five other dishes to share, all of them good. The service was on point and the duck with plum sauce was the star of the meal. Recommend if you're in the area, but wouldn't travel for it read more

This place sucks ass - currently in the restaurant and needed an outlet to complain as speaking directly to the staff or my family isn't an option (apparently I'm annoying). Shittest chinese yet....they microwaved the egg fried rice for Christ's sake. Peking duck wasn't bad tho the pancakes were dry, the ho fun was way oily and the beef was more akin to a trampoline floor than a meal. Dont really feel inclined to keep going with this review but just really poor quality food. We were starving before lunch and most of the dishes went largely uneaten. Even the gai lan was bad, too much oil in everything. Service sucked and the prices were high (for shit lunch we ordered). Bummed read more

I was incredibly impressed with Imperial China, maybe because I wasn't expecting to be after reading these reviews. Went with a group of 9 people, and by the end we were all pleasantly full, with only a few people having to "take one for the team" to finish off some last pieces. The variety is good, with all the standard favorites. Nothing was bad. The standout ones that I would definitely over more of are the prawn and chive dumplings and the baked pork pastries (char siu sou). We also got the cheung fun with prawn and char siu, char siu bau, har gau, taro croquette, and sliced fish congee. For the sweets, which were very good, we got the egg custard tarts and the black sesame buns, which were huge, easily splittable. Off the regular menu, we also got the soft shell crab appetizer, which was good, but not the best I've had. They had chrysanthemum tea, and it was just a very relaxing experience, which is practically unheard of for Chinatown. The waitstaff spoke good English, and service was impeccable--they cleared dishes promptly, and even checked the teapot levels proactively. There's one caveat, which is that the food comes out really quickly, so I think the food is all preprepared and ready to go. This was most evident in the fish congee, where the fish seemed precooked, rather than raw with the hot porridge poured over it to cook it, which is preferable. All told, it was less than £13 per person, including service charge, which is very affordable, especially for the atmosphere and service. We had a booking, but the place was surprisingly quiet for a Sunday lunch. Maybe the weather was too good, and everyone was spending time reading a novel in a park. read more

I've been brought here on multiple occasions by friends and have had amazing food each time. It is really best for groups so you can share dishes and try lots of different things. I would definitely recommend the shrimp dumplings dim sum but I think every dish is delicious and true to it's name. We have never ordered something that turned out to be very different i.e. not crispy, not large enough, too much fruit/veg rather than meat. I was very surprised at some of the previous reviews (save for the review by Sarah T. just below mine) as I've always experienced wonderful food and wonderful service when I come here but perhaps they have improved in the last couple of years. I particularly want to highlight the staff who are so patient. They were very nice to my friends who aren't used to dim sum and very helpful when we asked about various ingredients. They have also been respectful about my slight fish allergy. I prefer this restaurant over all the others in Chinatown. It may be a bit more expensive but it's worth it. read more

One of the best Chinese restaurants visited! We got to the restaurant almost at closing, were sorted right away and our server made perfect super suggestions. The aromatic crispy duck is crispy and soft. The fried rice and Singapore noodles were delicious. Second time visiting this place and will visit again when next in London. read more

There is something about karaoke that I didn't quite get until my night at Imperial. I wasn't a karaoke virgin, I had had holiday rendezvous in the past, but until doing it at home, in your own backyard, you just don't understand the bug, that from nowhere jumps out and bits you on the bottom! 14 of my nearest and dearest flooded our private room just behind Leicester Square. The poor restaurant knew not what they were in for when they accepted a booking for Team JB. Magnesium in and of itself is pretty volatile. You wouldn't mess with it, but generally on it's own it's reasonable safe. Put that metal in the vicinity of heat and you have yourself a very explosive relationship! To say the very least, an accurate picture of that room. On that night. With two mics! It is said that 'birds a feather flock together' well, I would have to disagree and say rather that my lot it's more like One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Not a moment was wasted, once in and the chamber door closed firmly behind us the honored guested made their presence known: Cher, MJ, Freddie, Amy, Ella, Will, Frank, all the greats were in tow and we proudly belted out and massacres some real classics! During the numerous concerts, we were served a three course Chinese meal. Most of it was untouched not because it wasn't any good (in fact what I did try was rather nice), but rather the excitement and generally frivolity left most of us full with joy and brimming over with laughter! It's officially I am diseased and I fully intend to be free with my love and infect everybody I know! read more

This little oasis of calm in amongst the hustle and bustle of Chinatown is a good place to take someone you want to impress. The contrast between the noisy narrow Lisle Street and the serene interior of the restaurant is marked. It's helped by crossing a little bridge to access the restaurant. The dim sum is high quality with generous fillings and a nice range of dishes. The dough wrapping for the cheong fun and har gow dumplings are wafer thin and translucent, always a good barometer for the quality of a dim sum joint. For the main dishes, there is the usual Anglo-Canto fare but the menu does point out a section "whcih may not be suitable for western palates". Service is efficient and friendly. A little gem. read more

I've had less-than-stellar food most times I've gone out in Chinatown, which had led me to nearly give up on it altogether. So color me impressed by Imperial China, a slightly upscale place around the corner from the Prince Charles. While nothing we ordered was mind-blowing, all dishes were well-prepared and tasty. I'd put it a definite cut above most of the meals I've had in the neighborhood. The highlight was probably the dim sum- it was amongst the best I've had since moving to London. I would definitely like to eat at this place again. read more

From the outside it looks a small place and was not appealing to me at all. After a friend's recommendation i went and tried it. There is a small pool with fish at the entrance and nice ambiance is welcoming you. We visited on a Saturday night around 7pm and luckily found a table for four. They have a constant flow but it is better to secure a table before you visit. Ahh!!! I love dim sums. If I can I would like to visit this place just for dumplings. So yummy... So fresh... Good quality! I was told that they have a separate dim sum menu which is available before 5 pm. Crispy duck was average. Chicken; sweet & sour,lemon was bit dry,was not the best. Staff was attentive as well. Overall it was a nice experience and I can say that it is above the average. read more

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Where are 2 American Asians going to go for Brunch? Duh! Soho! My friend was adamant we get some "authentic" dim sum on our London trip, so we trekked our way from Marylebone to Soho. We walked around Chinatown for half an hour trying to decide where to grub (it took a while since we didn't know shops didn't open till Noon). We finally settled on Imperial China as there was a good amount of people inside, which is always a good sign. From the outside the place looks pretty small, but once you walk in it's a completely different story. There's a pond with a footbridge which is just amazing. There's also plenty of tables and even a a couple of banquet rooms. The dim sum menu is pretty extensive which put a smile on my face. The only problem I had, was figuring out what some of the items were. I'm used to the American dim sum experience where they push the carts around and I get to point at what I like, so trying to figure out what some things were was pretty difficult. There was an added degree of difficulty with the language as well. I speak mandarin and the menu was written in the phonetic cantonese, so I definitely had a 'Lost In Translation' moment. The staff was really helpful when I was struggling with the menu. I was able to ask them in Mandarin, so that problem came and went. The price was in your typical dim sum range so no stress there. Definitely had a great time stuffing my face! I will definitely come back for dim sum when I visit in December! Yum! read more

Came here after trooping around looking for 'a Chinese restaurant, somewhere in Chinatown, it's got a little stream outside it, I'm not really sure where it is but we'll find it...' courtesy of la mamma. But find it we did and thanks ma for the tip - great restaurant! Impeccably fast and efficient service, lovely food - particularly enjoyed the Taiwanese-style spicy chicken which, although not at all spicy, was absolutely delicious. Cannot fathom the size of the koi carp in the tiny stream and felt kind of bad for them but aside from that, the atmosphere and great food made it definitely worth another visit. Expect to pay more than most of the places in Chinatown, but for that you can expect better service and tastier food. Worth it, in my book. read more

Great dim sum! Bring a big group (that's a given). I love London Chinese restaurants, traditional Chinese menus with English translations, incl the dim sum order sheet. Believe me, it's a nightmare for me in HK. :-) Dinner is delicious also if you didn't have enough dim sum in the afternoon, go back in the evening for more. The roast duck, Capitol ribs was a couple of the dishes I remember from this evening. The dinner worked out ~£20 per person (7 of us) with 9 dishes of food with boiled rice, tea, beer and soft drinks. I'll definitely be back, it has been quite consistent. read more

This place is in Chinatown and it is much bigger on the inside than I had expected. There is also a little bridge and stream at the entrance, which sets it apart, and I had the feeling that I was somewhere outside London. We came here as part of a huge group of friends and we took up two big tables at the back of the restaurant. We were there for dim sum (yum char) lunch and we went crazy when marking our choices on the list - 4 servings of steamed pork buns, 20 egg tarts, etc, etc. The food all came out within a fairly short timeframe and our table looked like how I imagine downtown New York - so many skycrapers, but made of the bamboo steam baskets! My favourites were the roast duck and a sweet dumpling which was in the shape of a rabbit! Total cost was around 20 pounds each, which seems fair considering the amount we ordered, but may be considered expensive than most for a Chinese lunch. I thought the service was pretty good. We still got served tea even after we had paid and we were still chatting among friends. I think this is one of the better restaurants in Chinatown for lunch and I would visit again. read more

This was the best Chinese food I've ever had in the UK. I knew I was in for a treat when I saw the menu downstairs that said "some of the dishes below many not be suitable for western palates" in the middle of the first column. This was repeated in the second column, but here the line started "some of the dishes above..." So anywhere your eye hit the menu, you'd be alerted to the fact that the chef knows how to make authentic dishes. When we were seated upstairs and read the menu, none of the dishes in the "some of" columns were listed, gasp! Instead, I was staring at a sea of westernized dishes, my eyes nearly welling with tears. My parents waved the waiter over to inquire about the dishes that had whet our appetites downstairs. They are all available so be sure to ask about the "secret" menu, which is in English and Chinese. The prawns in salted duck yolk were delicious, as was the choy sum simmered with mung bean thread and pickled vegetables. They also did a spot-on version of "pipa" tofu, not greasy or cornstarch-y as some can be. I'll definitely be back for dim sum one day! read more

This has turned into our favourite dim sum place in central London. Although the staff is a bit rude all the other aspects are top notch! The dumplings are airy and taste just like they should taste like. The price is definitely competitive as you get a lot of food for most people for about £15 before service charge. Although beware hipsters out there - this place is visited by people from a lot of backgrounds so don't expect to bring your hipster friends if they feel uncomfortable sitting next to a Spanish family. It is a place where you really get a good introduction to Chinese cuisine. read more

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This is my second time to Imperial China with my family. Both times the atmosphere was great and had friendly services. We had dim sum from a tick sheet. We ordered a variety of dishes. Having been to different dim sum places, all of the dishes from Imperial China were pretty standard. However, the X.O. cause fried Cheung Fun was amazing! Not to greasy, and was a large enough portion to share. The fried squid with sweet and sour dip was also delicious, very crispy and had a large portion compare to other places I have been to. Prices are reasonable, however, my order of orange juice could have been bigger. Other than that, no complaints at all! I will definitely be returning! read more

Taste? Good. Variety? Good. Service? Good. Wallpaper? Cool. Price? Too high. Portions? Too small. All in all, this place is pretty good. In fact, I would go and say that it's legit. Of course, it is expensive, around £20-£30 per person. The presentation and atmosphere of the restaurant is quite good, though. They make the inside of the entrance look like the outside of a Chinese building. So when you are inside, it's like you're inside a building inside of another building. When you wake up from the building within a building, you will have been inception'd with the idea that it's a great restaurant. read more

This was a truly frustrating and disappointing experience! Incredibly rude people for a tourist area although we are local it was our first time. Having a Michelin start have this place credibility and the good truth be told was good... when it eventually came. It took almost an hour for a soup and dim sum. Not having even ordered our main courses we were shocked that we now were getting yelled at by the staff who were then talking ABOUT us to other tables. Disgusting!! read more

The facade is unimposing, giving little clue of what waits inside. When you walk in through a small garden and over a small pool, you feel the stress fade away. The clean, well appointed interior reminds me of upscale restaurants in Shanghai and Beijing. I recommend getting a meal set unless you have a large group (six or more) and want to buy a bunch of individual dishes. The dishes were great and the service was great and unimposing. The food high quality, tastes great, and is pretty authentic. My only complaint is the prices were slightly high but that goes with the neighborhood. You won't feel guilty. read more

If it wasn't for my office Christmas party, I don't think I would've normally picked this place to eat. We had one of the karaoke private rooms - which was definitely a lot nicer than I expected. The songs are a little dated but hey - people usually go for bon jovi anyway right? The food was overall okay, the soup was good - but not hot enough. The duck pancakes were really good but the mains took forever to come out. Luckily we had plenty of wine to keep us company - which added to the festivities. All of the dishes were good... but also I was heavily under the influence. read more

Caveat: I am no dim sum or Chinese food expert. You feel like you are being transported somewhere else as you cross over the little bridge into this metropolis of Chinese food. We had an amazing round table with big comfy chairs in the second room on the second floor. (This place is enormous!) No trolley service (guess that is passe?) so you order dim sum off the paper menu. Every type of dumpling and glutenous combo with pork and/or shrimp came rolling out onto our table. We gorged ourselves silly for 15 quid a head. I was sad there was no spinach or bok choy on the offering (guess I could have asked). Everything was tasty--no complaints except for the ridiculous salt intake I will now need to sweat out... read more

I have been visiting this restaurant since 2013 and usually pleased with the food. But recently they decided the new company policy and charged me £1 for my 5 years old daughters left overs which she couldnt finish. I consider thats quite rude when I already paid for the food, and for service. I have spent a lot of money hêre over the years and recommended them to several friends but was so outraged at this. Maybe i should have asked for a refund for the food we didnt eat instead? Or If this had been made clear on the menu, maybe we would have ordered less food and paid them less money read more

A recent trip with 17 other people had us ordering a whole bunch of Dim Sum here. Initially, there were about 12 of us who were going to go, and when we got there, there were two people by the same name who had reserved tables for 12. Anyway, the crowd got bigger and bigger and bigger, and we were moved higher and higher and higher up the restaurant until we got to this cosy little private room on the 3rd floor where we could eat and chat to our hearts content. The decor is much like a nice chinese restaurant you would find in Hong Kong or Singapore. It's not posh like Royal China's is, but nice. We order about 200 types of Dim Sum (more like 30, but when you have that many people it sure seems like 200), and it consists of the usual har gow, siew mai and cheung fun, and a few other types of chive dumplings and the like. Most of it was... well, about right, not poor, but not great either. The glutenous rice with chicken and a wasabi flavored dumpling were the best things there, but the filling of the cheung fun, and the siew mais were the greatest disappointment. The filling for the cheung fun was, well, meagre, and the siew mais came, well, a little dried out. Most of the steamed foods were good, but it seemed like the baked items and the fried items were of a better standard. I think if I were bringing 17 people to Dim Sum at around £15 a head, I'd go back to Royal China on Baker Street. I'm just glad this place wasn't like most in Chinatown where they rush to toss you out when you're done. :) read more

We ended up coming here twice, once for lunch and then for dinner. I split the difference on this review, as I would give our lunch meal a 4 stars and the dinner only a 3 star. At first, you're not sure what you're walking into, as the restaurant is down a hallway/alley. when you get to the end, there's a lovely koi pond and lots of lanterns. It's really a nice surprise. When we came for lunch, we really enjoyed our meal. We had the veggie dim sum platter, the pork buns, spring rolls and a beef thing (can't remember the name). The veggie dim sum platter was so good that we ended up ordering another platter! The pork buns were the least impressive of all the items that we ate, but they were still really good. We were super impressed with our lunch. So much so that when we needed to find a place for dinner a few days later, we didn't bother to find another place, we decided to go back to Imperial China. Unfortunately, the dinner was not as good as our lunch. All of our food did come out quickly, which was nice. We started our meal with the veggie dim sum again (still so good) and the wonton soup. The wonton soup was not as good as other wonton soups I've had. It was okay. The wontons were really large and hard to eat. The broth was good. For dinner, we had the fried beef with veggies and the sliced duck with pineapple. You could get your dinner with rice or noodles. We chose the noodles. The noodles on their own aren't that impressive. But when you mixed them in with your main dish, they really came alive. Both dishes had a lot of ginger in them, which I didn't mind, but other people might. The beef was nice and tender. The duck was also good and the pineapple was a nice touch. We also ordered drinks with dinner. We both got the imperial china, which was weird. The flavors just didn't seem to go together and the color of it (not that it can be helped) was awful. There was also a garnish of some sort floating on the top of the drink. No idea what it was. read more

Love and keep coming back to this place. The crispy duck is excellent! They are very fast and efficient and sometimes they can be quite friendly (not very often, though). It is always full with chinese locals and the dishes are just good simple home style cooking and...comfort food what can I say! Prices are very reasonable as portions are good! Char siew (bbq pork), pork fillet in salt & pepper, chinese broccoli and fried noodles are really good. I've never disliked anything I've ordered. The only negative side is that if you finish late, they kind of give you that "finish up and leave already" look :). I will always return here either ways! read more

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