This place seems to do a lot of take-away business, mostly delivered by guys on motorcycles…read more There were two tables in use when we walked in for late lunch. When we left, there were diners sitting at four other tables. The restaurant was clean and well lit. Service was efficient, friendly and personable. We were hungry and ordered too much food. They started us off with a three section sampling of Pickled Cabbage, Pickled Daikon and Carrot and Roasted Peanuts. We ordered: Grilled Pork Potstickers - 4 - good flavor, thin skin. I prefer more veg. Won Ton Soup - 4 - four Won Ton, cabbage, green onions in a nice broth. Had I not been hungry, I would have ordered Hot & Sour Soup with Won Ton added in. Hot & Sour Soup - 5 - Lot of stuff in the soup and it was both Hot and Sour. Alas, the soup portions are individual sized and I didn't order it. Egg Fried Rice - 2 - absolutely nothing special but we needed some rice to absorb the Duck juice and aubergine sauce. Roast Duck - 3 - it was okay but not nearly as fatty as it should have been. They made up for that by adding a gravy. The gravy flavor mixed in well with the Nappa Cabbage underneath the duck. That made the rice more palatable. Aubergine, Potato and Bell Pepper in Garlic Sauce - 4 - lose the potato and they have a winner. I'd rather have a slightly smaller portion than an unnecessary filler.

Racist lady. I am visiting London from the USA. I visited this place. First, no welcome. I waited…read morefor 30 seconds. The host completely ignored me. I asked for the veg menu. She had zero interest in explaining. She just threw menu at me and walked away. She didn't give damn to me also. I figure and felt that this place doesn't like color people in their restaurant. I walked away.

We walked around in London Chinatown to look for Sichuan restaurant since both of us like spicy…read moreChinese food. It seems most restaurants in Chinatown are Cantonese style. We found this Sichuan/Fujian/Cantonese combination restaurant and decided to give a try. They gave us an English menu with Chinese-Bristish food and a Chinese menu with a lot of dish pictures. We ordered from Chinese menu for spicy fish and spicy frog legs. Both of them taste good, but not enough ash peppers. Rice is L2.5 per bowl, tea is L1.5 per cup. Dishes are more expensive than US. The two people's lunch costs us $57. I'm ready to go back to US. London is too pricey for me. I thought Chinatown should be cheap. I guess not.

Here's the thing about this place…read more Sure, the name could use a re-think. But as I was led to my table peering on curiously as to what others have ordered, it quickly dawned on me that no one has a clue as to what New Aroma does well. If only these tourists and locals can get over their obsession with kung-pao-this and spring-roll-that. New Aroma specializes in spicy food, in particular from the Szechuan province in China. That's right, tongue-numbing peppercorns and all. This isn't something they prominently advertise, though hanging up pictures of frog legs and blood and innards stew wouldn't exactly be considered a good business move in these parts. It's the orange chicken and spring rolls that really pay the bills. Chinatown, after all, isn't built to serve the Chinese. But if you're in for some righteous spicy Chinese dining, New Aroma is where it's at.

COSMO is all about incredible food. Yes the restaurant is stunning, yes it's been created by some…read moreof the best designers and architects in the country. And yes, it will leave you open mouthed in awe; in its scale; in its custom made features and its grandeur- but it's the food that will really impress. The chefs at COSMO work tirelessly to source the finest and freshest ingredients, so every dish prepared tastes delicious. Those ingredients are expertly combined according to recipes from all over the world, using traditional cooking techniques that give you a taste of each country of origin. Well thats a transcript from their website, do i agree with what they say? The answer is a big yes, eating japanese food alongside chinese, italian etc makes one's tast buds go into overdrive. Its an oasis hidden away in a jungle of retail outlets.

HEY ASIAN FOOD LOVERS. I have a few things to say about COSMO. Firstly the price, its a sky high…read moreprice of £17.99. I don't know about you but I think that is very unreasonable. I am a white women with kids in Britain , I am a tax payer and have a full time working job and I still cant BELIVE the price its ridiculous !! My kids only liked pizza and it was shit quality. The duck, woahh, its DRYYY how do you digest that shit . its stringy and gets stuck in your teeth for days! concluding, I highly recommend you to SWERVE this place.... IM WARNING U DONT DO IT YOU DARE

My go to delivery Chinese restaurant when I'm back at home in London. Granted I live 30 seconds…read moreaway, but still has been my go to for many a year now (or at least as long as they have been open!) Their portions are generous and tasty. Maybe more on the salty side my favourites have to be: Salt, pepper, chilli squid Crabmeat and sweetcorn soup (SO GOOD) Their singapore style noodles and beef flat noodles are good too. If you need a good delivery place, definitely give it a try. I've never eaten in but it does get busy with what looks like a lot of Chinese people so that can't be a bad thing!

Went their for the roast duck not like the stuff you get in China town wich I prefer but was still…read moregood had veg chow mien which i enjoyed will come here again as I saw some interesting looking dishes

I can really complain food was great so I wasn't mad I'm sure there's a few things which could…read morechange but they should keep it the way it is

As expensive as it is, it is one of the best dim sum I've had around the world. The dishes are not…read moretoo special or anything but the taste is just better. Loved everything I had from char siew puff to radish cakes to scallop dumplings. Everything is delicious. You can taste that things are made fresh with fresh ingredients so the flavors of the ingredients really shine. Highly recommend for a special occasion or if you are visiting and wanted the experience. Service is top notch too.

I ordered the hot and spicy noodle dish and deep-fried ice cream. The noodle can definitely use…read moremore flavor. I would say the spice level was a one. The deep-fried ice cream was satisfying.

On a cool September day, this place answered our cravings for a soup or noodles. The place is…read moreliterally small in space. Looked like it is an office personnel favorite spot during workdays. Glad we came on a weekend and there was plenty of room for the four of us. They have great Asian fusion selections. We opted with their noodles. It was okay ... not bad and it was not that great either. The pricing is very fair. The service was fast. We were served less than the expected time. Its conveniently located near Buckingham Palace road. Surrounded by many good establishments. A good spot for a quick meal.

Good place for a fast bite to eat near King's X station. I want to stress that it's Malaysian…read moreChinese so lots of amazing flavours you won't get at a normal Chinese restaurant. Simple menu and fair prices. Good for a mapo tofu but also for beef and chicken curry, roti canal, and belachan kangkong. They even do a pork and century egg congee. Soup noodles are also a good bet for a cold day. A decent meal can be had for under £10 with a drink if you order a special that comes with rice.

Looking for an inexpensive but delicious meal, I Yelped and found Chop Chop Noodle Bar, which is…read moreacross Euston Road from the King's Cross Underground Station. It's a small storefront, so just look for "left luggage" and it's directly across the street! Unlike many UK restaurants, your order is taken right at the table. A laminated menu with the list of options, including drinks, and a slip of paper to make your indications. All the food is prepared to order and I ws disappointed to not be able to see into the kitchen. However, when it arrived it was yummy! I went with the Singapore Laksa, which is a yellow curry coconut sauce with noodles, shrimp, sliced potatoes and tofu puffs. Absolutely delicious in a massive bowl, it was really warming on a cold day. Really inexpensive, even with a small bottle of Perrier, my meal was £6 (~$10). They also seem to serve the usual Asian stuff too - I saw tables with fried rice and other noodle dishes. Tight seating, but that was okay with me. I would absolutely return!

My boyfriend and I were traveling for 3 weeks and we craved shabu or hot pot so much. I stumbled…read moreupon this online, so I'm like why not. We thought we were the only ones there, but as we were waiting, more customers went up to pay. They came from downstairs because there's a downstairs area that we didn't realize there was. When we arrived, I was so confused which restaurant it was. I think the name of the restaurant didn't match the name online. We figured it out anyways. When we walked in, we were given menus. We were so confused on how things worked there, so I asked the server. She explained it to us, but it was still quite confusing. We were like whatever and wanted to figure things out on our own. I assume that there is two options: all you can eat or by items. We decided to make it easier and do the all you can eat option. The all you can eat option is limited because there are some items that would cost you extra if you order it. I still think to this day that maybe by item would have been cheaper. My boyfriend ordered the Special Spicy broth and I ordered the Herbal Tonic broth. I really enjoyed my broth, but my boyfriend says his had too much peppers in it, but it was still good. I really dislike how they charge you extra if you order sauce. I don't think sauce is really necessarily, but if you must, I suggest you to order the garlic sesame oil sauce. The sauce tasted really good and flavorful. For protein, we ordered the sliced beef and prawns. I'm not sure how the lamb tasted, but I assume they specialize in that. I'm not really into trying different types of proteins, so I just stuck to what I was familiar with. Even though it was all you can eat, the server looked annoyed when we kept ordering more items. It's also strange to me because they only give you plates and no bowls. If you want to drink the soup or put it with your noodles, you would have to use the bowl that was given with your noodles. Also, there is a student discount of 10%. The server says it only works if you pay with cash. We didn't have any, so we said it's okay we will just pay with card. I think she didn't understand that I was okay without the discount, so she tried to tell me to go next door and get some cash. I told her that I didn't want to do the discount anymore and I rather pay with card. I think that this place is worth it if you are craving shabu or hot pot. It isn't bad. I also wish the service was better. It did cost more than I expected though.

Different from little lamb dubai…read more Menu is limited Soup base is different although this one is also good Not much variation of the meatball and fishball Mongolian bbq better in dubai Better take all you can eat for £26 better than a la carte