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

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!

Straight up London style Chinese, featuring all the old classics like sweet and sour, chow mein,…read morepork dumplings, kung pao, and chinese greens. Uncle Winkle himself will likely be cooking it up for you behind the counter with a smile. Great for a cheap takeaway if you're around Goldsmiths. Got me through a couple of nights studying or laughing with friends. I especially recommend the oily goodness of Yeung Chow fried rice. £4.50 for a large is pretty good, especially on a student budget, and many mains are under £5. In fact, I think the most expensive thing on the menu was under £10 and that was roast duck! P.S. Even if you ask for something extra spicy, it will only be mild. P.P.S. You can get an order of cold lychee for dessert. Nom.

This is a great little take away, pricier than most in the area, but their duck in orange sauce is…read morenot to be argued with, seriously! It is annoying that you have to pay about £3 for rice, but you can always make your own at home OR just share a portion with a friend, as they are pretty big. Also, they give you loads of prawn crackers and a little pot of chili sauce to dip if you are taking away, Which you probably will have to as there are three tiny little tables in there (as the photo indicates) and they are generally always full. I am always really boring if I get Chinese and get chow mein or sweet and sour. But this place made me experiment with prawn toasts and the duck. Really yummy, especially if you are student in the area because it is a quick hunger fix you can really rely on, and if you become a regular the owner will love you!

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...

So I checked in the novotel hotel in greenwich london. Went into their little local restaurant…read more called the Gourmet Bar restaurant. We caught the happy happy hour and ordered scampi tails. They were Bite size fried shrimp, so juicy and perfectly fried on the outside. I can see from my husband face ,he wanted more. But we also ordered their burger with onion rings and bacon. It was also juicy but a regular burger. The fries it came with was so fresh,lite and crunchy. The elote corn was alright, nicely roasted and flavored. He also ordered an old fashion drink, which wad also ok. All in all we truly enjoyed the food. The restaurant was cute and clean the food happily satisfied us. We will truly come back. The waiter. .. Abhay.. was so nice. We will be back again. Thank you for the wonderful service and food.

Went out with family to this restaurant. Food was good, especially the salt and pepper squid,…read moreprobably one of the best places in London for this dish. Another notable dish was their aubergine and tofu hotpot. The dessert "3 color" was also tasty. Service was dodgy, especially when we told them we don't really want a white rice refill (we were a party of 11) but they insisted that they will just give us a "little". Well, they ended up giving us a whole new (HUGE) bowl of white rice even though we were clearly done eating. Ended up charging us an extra £26 for the unwanted white rice (wtf). We ended up just paying it as we didn't want to argue over something so petty in front of family (and they knew it too), but come on! Not cool.

Some of the items here are pretty good, and others aren't. This is one of the few dim sum…read morerestaurants in the area but it's definitely not the best in London. I'd usually recommend making reservations when it to comes to dim sum but there a ton of tables here and they were only half seated when we came on Sunday afternoon. Customers dining were primarily Asian families and young adults. Out of the everything we tried, the best dishes were the Thai style chicken feet, salt & pepper squid, and the fried cha siu dumplings. Those that weren't so great were the shu mai and shrimp dumplings. Overall, not a terrible place but don't have high expectations. I'd only come back for the convenience and guaranteed table.

This is a really nice take out. They have a great veggie selection, I would suggest the tofu in…read moreblack bean sauce with rice or noodles. The food is always hot if you get it deliver and if you collect from the shop they are really fast at processing your order. I can say I have never been disappointed with the food. Try it, I am sure you will like it.

only been here about 4 times and everytime ive been there theres been new owners. ones it was AWFUL…read more! everything was burnt and yucky. the other 3 times it was alright. good one if you live close and are starving.

At first I was reluctant to try, however after the menu had changed I was encouraged to by a…read morefriend, and I thought that this new style of food was both interesting and delicious. I tried the wasabi lamb with asparagus, which was a new dish which was perfect for me, as well as being given the opportunity to try new drinks. Hopefully this restaurant can keep improving but I have to say it is looking promising.

Food is very average and the bubble tea is too sweet. Waitresses are way too chatty and made me…read moreuncomfortable.