We came to King's Cross to see the Harry Potter 9 3/4 platform and were looking for a dinner spot…read more This place is a bit further from the main drag but totally worth it. It looked like a few tables were reserved but otherwise a great spot to escape the crowds. When we walked in, the entire kitchen staff was looking at us which was a bit intimidating but I guess they just needed something to do. The service was very fast and quick to clean up empty dishes. Our waiter was also helpful at providing menu recommendations. I tried the shrimp pad thai which hit the spot. It was the perfect portion and great flavor. The prices were also very reasonable. Very happy with our visit!

My wife and I found this wonderful restaurant near our hotel. This is definitely a gem. We ordered…read morechicken satay as an appetizer and it was delicious. My wife had Nasi Goreng and I had Thai green curry with chicken and Jasmine rice as our main. They were both exceptional! We would recommend this great restaurant if you are craving for Southeast Asian cuisine.

Excellent food in beautiful surroundings with great service so you cannot go wrong selecting…read moreHakkasan whether for a personal or business dinner. A unique meal will be in store for you at Hakkasan.

Lots of mystique. Located in a solitary corner, you walk down into a glowing and sophisticated…read morespeakeasy. Expert service. Delicious food. The desserts were spectacular. We went over a year ago and still talk about our dinner.

No result by searching Hong Kong style cafe in yelp but pass by this today and give it a try. Taste…read moreis not bad for my beef curry rice and they also have a boba milk tea joint in the same location.

Given that I am prone to strange cravings brought upon mostly by nostalgia, I didn't think twice…read morewhen my friend visited from Japan wanting "Panda Express" Chinese. Thinking to myself, "How hard could it be to find mall-quality faux Chinese food?" I steered us to Kam Fung. She could get her kung pao chicken and I figured I'd find something. Hainanese chicken rice seemed like a good choice so I went with that. What arrived at our table made Panda Express look like a darn delicacy! I'd take fried fluorescent orange poultry over this any day of the week. My Hainanese chicken rice was goopy and unappetising and tasted worse than it looked. My friend fared slightly better with her order but not by much. I felt majorly ripped off paying the bill and still had hunger pangs as we left. To Kam Fung, I would not return.

God, I love Kam Fung. I used to live just behind it more or less, so this would be our regular spot…read morefor take-aways. It is unarguably the best Chinese take-away I've tried in London, though it loses out by a hair to some other places in the dine-in stakes. Their portions are HUGE which is reflected in slightly higher prices than a bog-standard Chinese, but you very much get what you pay for. Their duck is great, thai roast pork is amazing with a beautiful vinaigrette swimming with garlic and chilli. Crispy beef are incredibly moreish and the best I've ever had. Of all the years of having food at Kam Fung I didn't once have a duff dish, though as Joanne's friend (see review below) advised, that may be because I dodged the clichéd dishes. Stick with something other than the faux-Chinese BS that pervades every menu in this country and you'll do fine! Service is friendly, prices are very reasonable, food is excellent. Fully deserving of 5 stars as it does what it sets out to do excellently. It may not be the most refined restaurant, but within its field it is unquestionably the best.

Really good! The food is good, and the restaurant looks really nice. A little pricey, but if you…read morewant Chinese in St Albans, this is as good as it gets.

The best item on the menu was the dumplings. I didn't like the bbq meat plates or our stir fry…read moreplates. The service was a little slow.

This is a fantastic little takeaway. They have very good hot and sour soup and Chili chicken.read more

brilliant traditional food at a fair price. only gripe is the supermarket was pretty cold so had to…read moreeat with jacket on.

This cafe inside the Hoo Hing oriental supermarket serves a selection of dim sum, and simple rice…read moreand noodle dishes such as roast duck and roast pork over rice or as noodle soup. It's fairly hidden away so even on a Saturday lunch time, when the queue at wing yip could be an hour long, there are plenty of tables here.

For me... The food that is served in this restaurant is simply about as good as Chinese food could…read moreever hope to get here in the UK. Not too oily, not too spicy, they cook fresh food into a perfect blend of traditional Chinese flavours, as well as adding a few novel dishes of their own making for originality. Everything, from the chicken in black bean sauce through to the asparagus with cashew nuts, is cooked to perfection... And as such, it's no wonder that whenever I drive past on a Friday night the restaurant is always packed! While the restaurant is nothing special in its own right, the food speaks for itself... And, if you're into Chinese food and excellent service, then I'd highly recommend this establishment to you.

Cook your own meal on a sizzling slab of Himalayan salt! Yes, it sounds a little crazy and that's…read morewhat makes this little, newly opened gem so much fun. Ingredients are excellent, the service and the staff are genuinely nice and judging from the crowd, this is already becoming a favorite among the Asian community in London. We loved it and will definitely come back. Only drawback: your clothes will smell of barbecue/grill after the meal. For me, that is still totally worth it.