Saw this restaurant when passing by with friends and decided to pop in and don't regret it for a…read moreminute. Food was excellent, as was the service. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Amazing food! I love Indo-Chinese food and a family member recommended this restaurant for lunch…read more The staff is extremely friendly and the place has a great ambience. We ordered a bunch of appetizers and that gave us a variety of items to pick from. I don't like overly spicy food but found the dishes marked with two chilis reasonably spicy and very flavorful. Great lunch time experience!

TL;DR Delicious, and very accomodating!…read more I went for my work's Christmas do. Food was from a set menu and waiters gave us several carafes of water, which were constantly refilled. There were also jugs of coke and lemonade which they would walk around and pour for us. All this was free, but we had to pay for alcohol. A few tried to set individual tabs for themselves However, there were roughly 20 of us and 8 individuals wanting individual tabs. That would have been a headache for the staff, so we all ended up paying for each drink of our own as we ordered it (Seemed fair to me). Heads up if you don't drink: They do a big enough range of mocktails for them to be listed on a page! They sounded good and I want to try one next time. We only had a set menu but it was all delicious (And even the stuff I personally wasn't keen on was good quality)! There was a good range of vegetarian and meaty stuff and it was all surprisingly filling. Also, I got to try some new stuff. One of the colleagues I sat next to is pregnant. She gave the food a good go, but a lot of it was too spicy for her although she said how lovely it all was. The waiter asked if she wanted some milk or yoghurt, and brought out poppadoms and mixed-veg bhajis for her ( as well as a big bowl of yoghurt) and gave her ice cream instead of the dessert we were given. She even asked for his name and a business card so she could recommend the place to her friends and family. The service was very attentive and kind. I had a Kingfisher (£3-4)and a margarita (£7). Good value for booze, I think. All in all, I'd happily suggest this place for a group do! Here's the set menu we had (In no real order and possibly excluding stuff I forgot about): Starter: Poppdoms with mango chutney; soy sauce with garlic and ginger; minty yoghurty stuff and a spicy thing. Chicken tikka (Possibly my favourite thing) Strips of some chunky fibrous vegetable in a mildly spicy coating (I believe it was potato) Firm paneer (A bit like tofu) in a sticky sweet coating with peppers Little poppadoms with chickpeas, tiny sprinkles of what looked like noodles and yoghurt and minty-yoghurty stuff and sweet sauce of some kind. They were an odd mixture of sweet and spicy. I found those a challenge to my tastebuds but they were well-made and well-presented Lamb rolls Plain naan White rice Coronas and Buds that came from nowhere (I discovered I'm not keen on Bud!) Veg manchuria A chicken curry A curry in a spicy green sauce Limoncello shots with a lime in (Which I thought were tequila shots) n An Asian dessert with a thin, sweet yellow custard and little balls that had the texture of soggy sponge but might have been paneer. I personally didn't like that but it was something new Oh, and the interior is very pretty! Be aware that it can get quite noisy, however.

Great spicy Chinese food. Ma po tofu and Crosby shredded beef are must!read more

This is one of my fave spots for Dim Sum in London - well kinda London, it's in Croydon so just…read moreborderline! I've only ever been on a Sunday morning for Dim Sum so I can't speak for their a la carte menu, but it's definitely worth a trip if you're ever in the area! You get your usual bao and shu-mai here, but they are awesome! The shu-mai have chunks of prawn in them and not just generic minced stuff. I definitely must recommend you try the Vietnamese Spring Roll - this is by far my most favourite dish. They always come out steaming hot so if you're not careful you'll burn your mouth when you bite into it. It's also packed full of meaty goodness and it's dense that it's hard to hold them in your chopsticks for too long. The staff are very quick and efficient and I've never had an order wrong here. Slightly off track, but their crockery stacking skills never cease to amaze me. On a previous visit, the waitress cleared a table of 6 in one go and carried mostly everything on one arm!

Went for lunch yesterday. Had a fried noodle dish with barbecued pork…read more Very very dry with hardly any pork in it. Had to put some soy sauce on to eat. Also had ho fun which was totally tasteless. Do not think much of the dim sum.

This restaurant is sited in a single-storey, stand-alone building which is vaguely colonial in…read morestyle. The unusual thing is, it is bang in the middle of the Addington Hills. There is literally nothing else there but this restaurant and this is it's main selling point. During the day the area is quite popular for family walks and it is (apparently) possible to see Windsor Castle from a vantage point nearby, although we could only see as far as Canary Wharf when we went (which isn't bad). There is road access and a car park so you don't have to hike to get there but my boyfriend and I decided to anyway, which added to the fun. The restaurant is tastefully decorated and has huge windows so you can enjoy the view. They encourage big bookings and functions but we found it intimate enough for just the two of us and we had an attentive waiter and good service. The menu has what you would expect from a good Chinese resataurant and was quite reasonably priced. If you're looking for an unusual venue this is a good place.

From the owner: Cantonese and Szechuan cuisineread more

Not great, nor terrible. Average, acceptable takeout for…read morethose who enjoy that kind of food. I was expecting better based on the other reviews.

THE BEST CHINESE FOOD IVE EVER HAD with the exception of one other place in Chicago. The only thing…read morethat could make it any better is if it had an eat in option. Take away only right now.

Great value for money with food that tastes good. The staff are very friendly and make you feel…read morewelcome. The best thing here is the prices, so much cheaper than many chinese restaurants. Would go here time and time again when in the area visiting family!

I want to like My Old China, the food is nice and the Chinese Karaoke sessions with drunken 21 year…read moreold barbies on a Friday night is great when you want a nice quiet meal with you girlfriend, but the all you can eat and the wine prices are ridiculous! £16.95 (last time I went) for an all you can eat, when there is an Indian take-away not too far, which only charges just over £5. Also, a bottle of Mateus wine they sell for £14, and at Tesco right nextdoor its about £3.43. I have given it a 3 because the food is actually really nice and the waitresses are wonderful, but there is a slightly longer wait for the food than normal and the drunken sing-songs on Fridays, Saturdays or whenever a group go in really spoil it for couples, who for some reason are always seated next to the drunken groups AND the wine prices!!!! Although when it's quiet, it is a nice little place :)