Jin Jiang is the kind of authentic Szechuan that is hard to find yet incredibly rewarding. You get…read morea bevy of usual dishes expertly prepared alongside what they call "adventurous dishes" which is the genuine Chinese cuisine which tends to scare off white people. Those adventurous dishes are what make this gem so amazing. Trust me when I say your taste buds will thank you for taking the path less traveled. If you check out the included photo you'll see a wide assortment of flavors on display, from spicy dumplings swimming in delicious hot oil to aromatic spicy crab, which was a surprise hit. Yes, there are spicy dishes a plenty at this place, but you'll also find plates suitable for milder tongues as well. The entire menu is packed with delicious food which will satisfy just about anyone in your group. Indoor dining isn't happening these days, but during my previous visits to Jin Jiang I always found the service to be friendly and attentive while the atmosphere was quite comfortable. Seriously, this is the kind of rare find (outside of your local Chinatown) that I want to support through these tough times because I love restaurants that work hard to expand the Chinese cuisine experience beyond the same boring stuff that has sadly become synonymous with takeaway. Give them a try if you're looking for something different. They just might become your new favorite Chinese.

From the owner: We make the nice and delicious traditional Chinese food for all customers! We do Hot Pot, dry hot…read morepot,grilled fish and all spice Szechuan cuisine, We are new management with same chef! Look forward to your coming

Great food & great service. We ended up going to Sichuan Kitchen in Manchester Chinatown and…read moreenjoyed it a lot. We had the Singapore Rice Noodles, Orange Chicken & Wonton soups. Excellent!!

Really good, tried a variety of dishes and I have to say every dish looked mouth watering and…read moretasted splendid. I would not notice this restaurant or given it a try, if my friends had not recommended it. Schezuan kitchen is truly an authentic restaurant, and you really need to appreciate spice to truly enjoy your food here. The food can be hot, but not ever whelming. I tried the emperors chicken, and the special fish dish, and it really brought something new to my spice palette, coupled with plain jasmine rice and chinese vegetables, and a bottle of chinese beer, really brought this meal home. Like the motherland home. It is not expensive, in fact quite value for money, and it is definitely a no nonsense restaurant, it is the food that matters. I would come here again for some whole hearty authentic chinese food.

I just moved to London, and was scoping out Depford as a potential future neighborhood. First off,…read moreI love the cultural mix of this area. I passed by Chinese, Vietnamese, Malaysian, African, Afro-Caribbean restaurants before landing at The Orient restaurant. It's on the high street, and I was drawn in by the roasted ducks dangling in the window. I asked the waitress what the Chinese customers were enjoying, which turned out to be steaming bowls of noodle soup with various options. I went for the roasted duck with bok choy. It was delicious! Just as good as my favorite duck-noodle soup in New York's Chinatown. I washed it down with a large pint of Chinese larger on tap. The total bill was 9 pounds, and I was very happy :) This place encourages me to consider Depford as a home base, especially if I can get a noodle soup fix on the high street.

A really good local Chinese restaurant, with great service and delicious food…read more The meals are superb value at around £5.50 for a meat or king prawn dish with rice or noodles: perfect for a budget lunch that's tasty and freshly cooked. The rest of the menu is great, too: personal favourites include the salt and chili aubergine. Friends rate the crispy duck as the best they've had! Service is friendly, and I enjoy eating here both for casual lunches and for meals out with friends and family. Highly recommended!

Very good and cheap Chinese takeaway. I usually order from here and it hasn't disappointed me yet…read more The staff are very polite and friendly and the delivery is never late, nor is the food cold. I haven't really tried that many things from the menu, but the ones I've tried tasted delicious and I definitely recommend trying the chicken with cashew nuts.

Great food, happy staff but the area is full of people that are barkingread more

Ahhhh where would I be without my local Chinese Takeaway? It's great in here. But only for takeaway…read morefood. I'd never eat in. The place is empty. The good thing about that is I do't have to wait long for Chinese food. And yummy chinese food it is. Yeah so it's simple and nothing really special, but I think everyone knows the benefit of having a decent chinese nearby. There's a dodgy one nearer to me and I've only ever used it once in two years. Excellent Prawn toast too. Which is kind of my chinese takeaway yard stick. If it's rubbish than I don't go back. It's prawns on bread, how hard can that be to get right? If you do live nearby, pop in and give them a try. It's great.

This is a local chinese for me. Ive eaten in once and had many several take aways. Its been empty…read moreeverytime ive visited. Ive had a various amount of meals but my favourite is the duck with rice. I would recommend this place for a take away but not as a eat in. Its quite dull inside. The pricing has slightly risen since ive been ordering from there too but theres nothing too much you can say about this place. When ordering chicken curry or anything similar where meat will be with vegetables, ask for less vegetables so they would have to add more meat.

Check out Tai Won Mein for their tasty Asian noodle and rice dishes, with generous portions! We…read morewalked by this quaint, casual diner after checking out the Cutty Sark ship exhibition in Greenwich, UK and immediately went inside as we inhaled the spices and aromas of the cuisine. We sat at a front table with a large sunny window and enjoyed a large lunch including sweet and sour chicken, tiger prawns with pan fried noodles and vegetables, prawn toast, chicken fried rice and Spring rolls. The only thing you need to be aware of is they only accept cash, so be prepared with £/GBP in hand. We reheated our leftovers the next day and they were almost as good as the day before!

The shop is located at the heart of Greenwich basically next to Cutty Sark DLR station. Upon first…read morelook you might think, awesome cheap big portion Asian food; and yeah that's basically all this shop has to offer... Tai Won Mein, directly translates to Big Bowl Noodle, is, as it's named, serve very big portions of food, however, there is absolutely no quality to it, and it's just quite plain... The BBQ Roast Pork and Duck rice was untraditional, serve with gravy rather than the traditional soy sauce, while the Black Bean Beef Hor Fun was just a Fried beef hor fun adding some black bean sauce on top, and to make the matter worst the Hor fun wasn't even seasoned properly while the beef is over cooked. I mean I wasn't expecting a lot, but you can at least try not waste perfectly fine ingredients? I will commend on their portion though, and given the size and the price, you can't really complain too much...

This is a very authentic Schezuan restaurant / takeaway, they have loads of the "local dishes" one…read morewould expect to have if you know your Schezuan. It is quite hidden, not on the high street and tuck away some where behind Canary Wharf, but local residents know where it is and so do Schezuan lovers. However whilst I was gearing up myself for some hot spicy food action, ice cold green tea, all vera and water. Unfortunately the food fell to deliver. Its a shame had such high hopes. I have been to a few Schezuan places, so I don't expect fine dining, and its given, these sort of restaurants are good if you are coming in groups, because the spicy pots are so huge. The decor is not enticing and sit down experience is close to that if you were eating at a canteen. But those thing never really matter when eating at an authentic Schezuan restaurant. In the end it's village food and its the Schezuan way. So food, as it is my first time here, bring on the dishes, tried at least a dish from each category, and although the spicypot had some sort of kick, everything else unfortunately was quite average in taste, and mild in spice. Some dishes were not given enough time to marinade, and therefore tasted bland as you really into them. Overall its OK, probably give it another go, but not right away.

Dinner and 3 hours of karaoke for £35 per person…read more So, we came here for karaoke and were additionally served dinner, with iced tea included (I think). It seems like they have or 3 karaoke rooms, and each room can fit maybe 8-12 people. Though, the rooms are rather small. Anyway, for food we had: 1. Egg drop soup, which was really good. 2. Lamb stuff, ok. 3. Whole Fish thing, quite spicy, and since it was a whole fish, there were bones to deal with. 4. And more. Obviously, I wasn't paying very much attention to the food, but overall it was decent. I would assume most of their food is not too bad, and more on the authentic side, rather than westernized. As for the karaoke, there is a huge library of songs to choose from. Most of the songs are in Mandarin (as is the karaoke machine), but there are quite a number of English songs as well. They had hits like "Never gonna give you up" by Rick Astley and "My heart will go on" by Celin Dion. They do have more recent music, as well, such as Rihana songs. Decent experience, but a little expensive, I thought.

Good Service！Tasty and healthy meals！ The beef noodles and seafood noodles are great tasty.read more

This is some of the best Chinese food I've personally ever had. The place looks very simplistic to…read morethe eye, but the plates they make are incredible. Walked around for food while washing and drying clothes, wasn't expecting much and this exceeded so many expectations. TRY THIS PLACE

Not great. Not bad. Average. Unless youwant to hear planes engines comingin for a landing at London…read moreCity Airport..because it happens all day and night. It's a loud place chatter wise when it gets busy, so if you are eyeing this place for date night, don't. I had the chicken black bean dish with egg fried rice. The rice appears in a bowl for six. Yowsa it's big. I ate about 4 tablespoons full. The dish itself contained a lot of peppers, green and red, onions - way too many, chicken and the sauce. I didn't enjoy it as much because to get to the sauce you needed to flip it upside down, and by doing so, would be bad form. Not to mention messy. I won't retun.

So incredible! Going to restaurants in London has been an amazing journey all on its own. We have…read morehad every kind so far and over and over I've been so happy with the atmosphere, the service and the food!! It's truly been a delight. We chose Peking Duck (delicious), Seafood Vermicelli (my favorite), Beef Stew (I think), and Spicy Mussels (loved the sauce!). It was a noisy bustling place to be! So out of the way of the hustle and bustle of London but yet providing the atmosphere of the excitement of being transported to a mixture of cultures and incredible cookery!