First time at a Dim Tai Fung. We really enjoyed the food and the atmosphere. Service was friendly…read morebut not fast. We tried a variety of apps, buns, and rice dishes. All were solid with the pork chop fried rice and pork buns being standouts. We'll be back.

So glad they have these locations in London now. The spicy cucumber stated and the garlic green…read morebeans were really flavourful. They mixed fresh ginger, soy and vinegar for us at the table which went really well with the crab and pork xiao long bao. Much more expensive than the one I went to in California but still really nice.

On our annual visit to London, Old Tree Daiwan Bee continues to deliver our favorite food in…read moreLondon. Had the salt/pepper calamari and shrimp on two separate visits, flat noodles, green beans with garlic, duck with plum sauce, pot stickers, and all was wonderful! Thank you to the staff there that make us feel so welcome!

Food is very bland! The Szechuan Spicy Hot Beef Noodles in Soup has 3 chill pepper signs on the…read moremenu but it is not even the slightest spicy. This place is cash only also. We felt rushed and stared at the whole time we were eating. Only came here because this was one of the only things open in the area. Would not be coming back here again.

so amazing, no notes. the waitress who was also seating people / host was such a diva in the best…read moreway, and I absolutely love her. they also have a REALLY cute zine that they made as a part of the experience and like.... the whole thing is a vibe. the interior is a vibe, the exterior is a vibe, and all the food is REALLY good, especially for its price. I think they've also been michelin guided for a WHILE now so like... you know that it's gonna be a good spot. i will say this location has a bit of a wait so definitely pick up a reservation if you can. the drinks are also REALLY delicious so get those too

Really flavorful food - the steak with rice was the table's favorite, with the lamb dumplings…read moreshortly behind. We four sharing portions between four people, and a main dish each and felt like this was enough. For that and one beer each we only paid 35 GBP each which felt reasonable for the quality of the food in central London.

The recent Talk thread posted by Erin H brought up the topic of recent food trends in London and…read morebubble tea places were mentioned There has been a noticeable spate of recent openings, which have trended towards the Hong Kong style of outlet rather than the Americanised version as exemplified by Bubbleology Up...T is another new bubble tea place which has just opened and they currently have a 30% discount. They are located on the edge of Chinatown on Little Newport Street. They offer the usual line up of different types of bubble tea but I like their fruity slushes, which are very refreshing on a hot day £3.25 for a regular. £3.75 for a large and 50p for toppings

So my office is in China Town, I have a multitude of bubble tea places to choose from. Originally,…read moreI was queuing at Chatime but the queue was so horrendous I thought about walking to Longji, my second choice. Then I was hit by a sudden realisation that I haven't tried Up T yet and have been meaning to try it. The shop was empty at 1.45pm....I went in, there was a single lady there and I ordered I believe a Mango milk tea. She went to prepare etc. I asked her how business was, as I have never seen anyone order anything there, let alone a queue, she asked if I was a spy!!! Erm, ok nevermind, I dispelled her of that notion, saying I just wanted a chat and that I have never seen anyone here. She says they do regular clientele business/tourists usually. I wonder who is her regular clientele? Anyway the moment of truth...I tried the Mango (milk?) tea at the office, it tasted like a bigger version of a Yakult, this is really wrong. Mango should not taste like this!! The pearls are not "springy" and do not have any taste (I like them with some sugar in the pearls) and so this drink was a disaster. Sorry Up T, I really don't think I will come back anytime soon. It's not like this place is any cheaper than the others. Next time Chatime has a big queue, I might just pop over to the Soho branch or even just go to Mooboo, or even Longji.

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!!

Food was delicious. I had a simple meal of:…read more Xiao long bao Scallion pancake Tiger beer Would've loved to have ordered more but I was solo. I got seated right away and food came out fast. Great spot in Chinatown. There are many options but I would recommend this for their soup dumplings. I may have to come back for more before I leave the UK :) Bill was roughly £27

I wanted another noodle soup for dinner so I found leong's legend while strolling around Chinatown…read more I was stashed in the back of the restaurant since I was a party of 1. Haha. I went for the ginger scallion sesame oil chicken noodle soup. It really hit the spot for me. I wish I can get this at home. It was plenty of noodle soup. I couldn't finish the bowl. It was absolutely delicious and flavorful. It's a very simple noodle dish and it's comforting. Highly recommend if you need something to warm you up from the cold London weather!

Lovely prefixed menu. Dining w/family. Reservations needed. Tiny place with great service…read more Delicious modern Asian food with a tea tasting! Would return when in the city.

If you are looking for a bit of refinement for your next Chinese dinner, Xu will tick that box. The…read moredecor is reminiscent of what I imagine post-war Shanghai looked like for the upper crust - Art Deco infused with Chinese touches. It's a gorgeous space. The service is also top notch so take advantage of their wine knowledge. Their cocktails are pretty good as well. The food is more hit or miss. The steamed egg custard reminded me of what my mother would make for dinner but with a more elegant take. The cuttlefish toast was fun and I liked the use of black ink and the side of roe. The seasonal greens were also perfectly cooked. I felt our other dishes didn't quite meet the mark. The chilled clams had too much granita on them and lacked the saltiness expected from the shellfish. The XO scallops had too much tartness which oddly overwhelmed the XO sauce. The mushroom rice was a disappointment. The salted duck egg had zero flavour and the whole dish just fell flat. So while we had a good visit, I would come more for atmosphere than food. The food wasn't consistent and given the hype, a bit of a disappointment.

The Camden Lock Market is an amazing place for foodies. It offers a huge variety of exciting foods…read morefrom all around the world; so much so that it's often hard to decide what to get. However, Bian Dang's gua bao should definitely be on your shortlist when you're visiting Camden Town! I had two small Taiwanese steamed buns for seven pounds, one with pork belly and one with chicken. The size was just about right so afterwards you can still try something else from a different market stall, which for me is a big plus. Especially, since both buns were very, very good. The chicken was crispy outside and juicy inside and a great experience. But the one with pork belly... it was divine. The different flavours and textures with the pickles and powdered peanut was just perfect. And for that I can only give 5 stars!

The oyster mushroom bun was SO GOOD. Perfectly crunchy fried mushroom in a soft, delicious bun with…read morepickles and a hoisin-y sauce. I just wish the prices were a little more affordable (I paid 4 pounds for one bun) so that I could eat more. Definitely a must try if you're in the Camden Market area!

Above average, noodles were better than bao. I'd come back. It just doesn't have that wow factor…read more Quick and easy. Had to ask for water if you want any.

To be fair, this is the closest BAO near the new Battersea Power Station. Same food…read more The BPS location should be closer to ZERO.. it took 35 mins to get our lunch - when there were more staff in the kitchen than the guests. We did early lunch to beat any rush. 2 teas, one small dumpling appetizer and two noodle bowls (not huge by any standard) . An hour and 55GBP later, Too expensive e for what it is - I would rather eat at Wagamama.

Great option for late meal. Ate there twice during my stay in London. Enjoyed the falafel with…read morechili sauce - hummus, cabbage, lettuce and tomatoes. The fries got soggy when you take them to go - they steam within the to-go container. Staff was friendly.

Never wonderful but always open when one is pissed-up and around Angel in the wee hours of the…read moremorning. Nothing else seems to be open as late so Kebab Centre is your salvation here. Salvation kebab? Can't let that start trending. What you need to sacrifice in quality is made up for in convenience. As far as greasy, drunk food goes this is far from bad but manage your expectations. I presume this review is for those who need late night/early hours munch suggestions, if you're thinking about eating here in the daylight hours when everything else is still open then sort your life out. To booze! And it's simplicity! Ian