I was thrilled they have takeaway as an option! I was in London for a conference and stayed as…read moreclose to the Excel as possible. There are not a lot of restaurants in the area, however China Palace by the Excel had great Yelp reviews so I checked it out! The server was amazingly helpful! He advised on what to order and I actually went back at the end of the stay for another meal! I loved the first spicy shrimp so much. The taste was incredible. While I waited there were nice couches and it seemed like a popular place for business dinners. I was dining alone and very tired from my conference so I got my meals to go. I absolutely would recommend this for Chinese food in the area!

I really enjoyed eating here. The place is small but very nice. The only drawback is service is…read moreslow, and you cannot find your waiter or any waiter when you need one. I am ok with being left alone to dine peacefully, but I would expect that my waiter would check in every now and then.

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.

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!

Only about 7 mins walk from my apt in financial center in London. We had a great Sunday afternoon…read moreDin Sum time with friends. Quality n authentic Hong Kong style Dim Sum in London financial center. What a gem! But way too pricy comparing to those in Long Island New York. Less variety but decent quality. Very nice water view. Will definitely return next time visit London Canary Wharf.

Lovely place to enjoy dim sum and the docklands. This eatery is a floating restaurant with a…read morecrosswalk to go on board. As usual, dim sum was delicious, served with efficient and friendly staff especially Simon. Glass cabinets display trophies from the local Raging Dragons, boat racing team. watch birds and boats by the window. Will return, if in the neighborhood again.

I ordered delivery from this restaurant through Uber eats. I was informed when I submitted the…read moreorder, that the delivery would be taking place through the restaurant. Therefore, the delivery time would not be as exact as if it were truly taking place through Uber eats. So I was checking the app pretty frequently just to see what the updates were, and the entire time was seeing that the restaurant was preparing the order. Until I got a phone call from the front desk where I'm staying asking me if I had ordered food because they were in the lobby. So there was no type of notification provided to me regarding the updated order status. Now let's talk about the food. The chicken balls were pretty good. They were still very hot and crispy and definitely what I was looking for. The sweet-and-sour sauce was way too vinegary and it had a weird spice to it, almost like cinnamon or something like that. The chicken satay was not good. In fact it was inedible. The fish sauce flavor was way too strong, and the dish itself needed salt, which is kind of impressive when you consider how salty fish sauce is. And they didn't even include like a small container of rice. I had not ordered rice because the only rice option on the menu was almost the same price as the entrée which led me to believe that there was a small container provided for you and that if you wanted the extra rice, you would have to pay for it. But I guess that was not the case. Overall, I did not enjoy the food and I will not order from this restaurant anymore during my stay here in London.

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

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

Again best Chinese food this side of East London, warm, tastey food, this has been our 3rd takeaway…read morefrom this place!!..I would give them five star...

From the owner: Award winning top authentic Chinese takeaway in East Londonread more

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

Came here very hungry looking to get my hot pot fix and I was very disappointed. Easy location for…read morethe restaurant and visited during non rush hours. The restaurant is just like a stereotype Chinese restaurant.... very dirty... to be specific the carpet is very greasy that I didn't feel comfortable walking on. Variety of food ...but... they dont serve hot pot meat in the self selection area(you have to order seperately).... got fooled by picking the BBQ type meat(since they serve both hot pot and BBQ all ypu can eat) and the service girl never mentioned a thing until my meat is cooked and I asked her if there's meat for hot pot. What's the point of self serving hot pot if I can't serve myself. And the service staff were not helpful at all. And moreover, worst broth ever... I dont know what they put in those broth but the spicy one way too salty yet the tomato beef one way too sweet. 3 times the amount salt and sugar needed. I normally love hot pot to death but this place failed me epically

Being from Los Angeles, our standard for Chinese foods are pretty high. But this restaurant is…read moresurprisingly authentic. We've ordered 2 take away dishes: Fried Japanese Tofu in Sweet Chili Sauce~ £9.80. The round shaped tofu are lightly fried with very silky and soft center, stir fried with squid, shrimps, imitation crabs, carrots and zucchini in sweet chili sauce. The dish has a little bit of kick from the chili and goes very well with a bowl of steamed rice. Young Chow Fried Rice~ £5.80. This dish was on a bland side and decent sized. This restaurant seemed like a nice place to dine in if we're ever in the area again.