I love Chinese food, the combinations of sweet and sour, plenty of sauce and excessive choices…read more.. That's why finding a cheap and good buffet was in top ten priorities as soon as I moved too London. Hong Kong buffet was my first choice, and I decided to stick to it, and I was a regular visitor there for a while. I didn't mind paying slightly more than it's rivals were charging just to have slightly more certainty in the general hygiene of this place and freshness of the food. Definitely wasn't disappointed. The food selection is quite generous, with plenty of chicken dishes. The plates were clean and warm, and the service was quite pleasant as well. Unlike many buffets, this one does serve tap water. The food was generally quite good, and not too greasy. Spring rolls, buns and prawns are definitely my favorites, not to mention all the chicken and pork!

Terrible service Food quality is extremely poor quality. Staff was rude and treated you like a…read moreprisoner while eating your food. Never come back. Disgusting experience!

Visited the Chinatown on June 8th, noticed a long line of this Chinese buffet. We decided to go in…read moreto give it a try. The food is very delicious and the service are great. We had old money from our last trip in London that we did not know. The lady was very kind and accepted the old money. We noticed all the bad reviews about rushing the customers to pay for the bill?! That is not true!!! They just tell the customers that they only accept CASH when they walk into the restaurant. So the customers won't be surprised if they don't have CASH in hand. The only thing that we did not like was only one plate to use. You have to reuse your dirty plate if you want more food, which is a concern. Because of that. 4 *

CASH ONLY Kowloon is…read moreone of many touristy Chinese bakeries and buffets in London's Chinatown. Although I really wanted to like it, it just wasn't great. The pastries were ok but cold. The buffet was a decent value, but the food quality was nothing remarkable, and they didn't even have chopsticks. If you want a quality, authentic Chinese meal, this unfortunately isn't the place.

This burger and lobster was decent. I'd say the atmosphere isn't as good as the Bank location or…read moreNew York City Time square. The food still tasted great. Still worth a stop.

Bottom line: Whether…read moreyou're in combination of the two or just crave a burger or lobster by itself, burger and lobster has amazing food despite the hefty price tag. I ordered the Jersey burger (medium rare) and fries . The Jersey burger is described as Jersey beef, truffle confit, onions, smoked burger sauce, mature cheddar cheese, truffle and Grana Padano chips. I think it was on a seeded bun, but I don't know which one. The burger was super juicy. Medium rare and delicious. London whips up a mean burger. That's it's crown jewel. The fries were a bit thicker for 'chips' but the Parmesan and black truffle really turned something sublime into something extraordinary . The quality of the 8 oz burger meat really made this truly special . Would order again if i lived here. But only on occasion because it's super pricy.

All quite edible and better than the usual Chinese buffet. Dark and shabby interior which is…read moreexactly right somehow and I wouldn't change it a bit. The £6.90 buffet is £9.50 once a glass of "mineral water" and the optional 10% service charge has been added on. I've paid more and eaten worse, so I'll come back again, but not in a hurry.

It's an AYCE buffet for less than about $10. In that sense, given the Chinatown/London location,…read moreit's a fair bargain. The food is unremarkable. But you can eat all you want of it. The thing is, you won't want much. Very clever. Actually, the salted pepper chicken meat on skewers was a great source of protein, and tasty to boot, as was something they called beef stew. The cabbage salad was actually tasteless, nothing but crunch. The rice was OK, but given that this is a Chinese restaurant in London's Chinatown, 'OK' verges on being insulting. The offerings were limited to the standards. The staff was indifferent and listless. The place looked run down and shabby. Still, a hungry tourist with ten bucks can get a meal here, no question about that.

Located in China town. Mostly fried food and stir fry vegetables. Service is good. Refill of…read morefood is done frequently. Pay Cash only. Highly recommend the bbq pork, shrimp with head, and sesame bread. More tables on the basement, and restroom for guests. Reasonable price. Changes plates. Black tea was good. Refillable sodas. An assortment of regulars and first time diners. Simple buffet service and table set up. Pay 11.95 per person

The food was disgusting made us all ill The rice was overcooked the chicken wings are under cooked…read moreit was greasy and bland We ordered drinks there was no ice they were warm and tasted weird The staff were rude One of my friends only had chicken wings and couldn't eat them I refused to pay £12.95 for him The staff became really aggressive and rude but I stood my ground as I have been a chef for over 35 years My advise Stay Away !!

*reviewing for us picky Americans traveling abroad*…read more Fantastic Lanzhou noodle bar, actually got recommended this place after visiting the Chinese pharmacist for my back. I googled most of the restaurants in Chinatown and it looked like my high school GPA (not even a 4.0) so this place coming directly from the mouth of my pharmacist. Great broth, meat quality is superb, noodles were okay. Chili oil 8/10. Small bistro style, so prepare to share a table.

After 10 days in the UK, we were ready for a break from pub food and stumbled upon Lanzhou Noodle…read moreBar in Covent Garden -- such a great find! It's a tiny spot with just two communal tables inside (seating about six each) and a few outdoor tables. Definitely not the place for a long, lingering dinner -- this is quick, tasty, and casual dining. The noodles are made fresh on-site, and you can actually watch them being pulled, which is really fun to see. I ordered the chicken and peanut noodle soup -- it was flavorful, comforting, and hit the spot. The staff was friendly, though you can tell they like to keep things moving since there's usually a line out the door (and sometimes down the street!). If you're in the area and want something fresh, fast, and different from the usual London fare, this place is absolutely worth a stop.

My 800th review!!!! And 1st-ish of 2026 hehe…read more 4.5 stars rounding down! I thought higher but Fiance thinks lower so we will meet in the middle haha Roasted Duck-- I thought this was tasty and full of flavor, paired well with my noodle soup Crispy Pork Belly-- good and crispy, but Fiance thought it could use more flavor Egg Noodle Soup-- it hit the spot because it was freezing outside lol but i believe it was dry egg noodle vs fresh egg noodle that was used Stir-fry vegetables-- good but also a bit oily House Fried Rice -- Fiance's favorite dish So happy this time around we got to try Four Seasons, go early beause the restaurant will quickly fill up around lunch time!

We explored Chinatown before hitting the theater district adjacent to see a show. In the mood for a…read moregreat Chinese meal, all (online) recommendations seemed to point to Four Seasons as a great choice. As we walked by an employee flagged us down and quickly seated us. There's a "Little Four Seasons" connected to the standard "Four Seasons" and an upstairs that (maybe?) encompasses both-- as far as I can tell the same menu and service applies to both/all. A poster with a review from the London Financial Times points to their roast duck as "the best in the world"-- I am by no means qualified to know if that is true but I ordered the 3 meat option with duck, pork belly, and barbecue chicken and found the duck to be delicious (as were the other meats). The rice is very good, not greasy at all. My wife had chicken and rice, and her chicken was a lighter grilled chicken that was also good. We had an order of the pork dumplings which were also great. Service was fast, efficient, and friendly. Prices fair.

Very busy restaurant, make sure to make a reservation. We ate here around 5:30 PM and it was fully…read morepacked. We were pretty full from eating all day as tourists so we just wanted to try the food. Okra fries were nice, chili chicken was good but I don't handle spices well to judge. Chefs special prawn Pathia was very good.

Was recommended to come here by a lot of people!…read more Food: The food was so warm and tasted to fresh. The chicken ruby tasted so good with the rice and garlic nan! I loved the lentils with the nan! The sauces they gave were very lovely paired with everything. Service: Our waitress was very sweet and knowledgeable with the menu. We told her it is our first time and she broke down the menu items for us! Very sweet of her to do so. Overall: I would recommend this place to other people and possibly come back in the future when I revisit London! Food was pretty high quality and so were the people working there. The restaurant is pretty big and spacious too!

Small cozy spot right in the center of Chinatown near all the action of nearby soho and covent…read moregardens as well Quite a long wait outside on the street for a table but thought the service was pretty quick Overall nothing about the experience stood out as great. The chicken was good as well as the other featured items in the bento box but nothing overly appealed to me or is pushing me to go there again.

Amazing how this little diner is still open after all these years. Been coming here since 1990s and…read moreit's a piece of London for me. Love this place.

Wow. I have no words for this place. We came here for the buffet on Christmas and they uocharge on…read moreChristmas because they know nothing else is open. The staff was rude and condescending to us, they were rushing us and didn't seem to like that at all buffet, it's all you can eat. Now the food. Wow, it looks delicious in the photo. But this is the worst food I've had in my life. The meat was cold indicating it wasn't fully cooked. Mid meal we threw up and the food poisoning lasted two days. We threw up all throughout the flight back and felt awful. NEVER COME HERE.

Craving for Chinese food when we arrived in London. This is the first Chinese restaurant as we…read moreapproached China town. We browsed at the menu and a waitress invited us in. We ordered the basic egg fried rice, sautee bak choy and a bowl of wonton noodle soup. The bak choy was really good, right flavor and fresh. My wonton noodle soup was blend and the noodle was overcooked. I thought I'd add some vinegar to make it more tasty, really not. The soup base was a bit blend and noodles are soggy not chewy. The egg friend rice was a bit salty. We didn't finish our food and left. Probably should yelp before we got in.