Came here for the time with my partner as a romantic dinner. It wasn't busy which made it intimate…read moreand private. Service was good and the meal deal was brilliant. We chose the special meal option which was £12/£15 per person and included first course of mixed starters- seaweed, prawn toast, satay chicken, chicken wings and spring rolls. 2nd course was aromatic duck pancakes. For the 3rd course you have a whole list of dishes and you can chose up to 5. We have been back a dew times and always leave full. Don't be fooled by the cheaper options though as it all adds up when you add drinks etc...

Wow. Jade is a gem and so is this restaurant. We were very pleased with the atmosphere and the…read moreservice. The food was delicious and the staff were knowledgeable about the menu. The prices were reasonable but the level of the details above par. We'll be remembering this one.

Good, hearty Chinese fare served with a smile. Staff were very friendly to our kids.read more

Food is average and a decor is a little run-down. We went in for something to eat before we went to…read morethe cinema. It was the standard chinese menu, nothing special. Not sure we'll go again as there are plenty of other restaurants in Muswell Hill.

So at the moment I'm obsessed with Chicken and Sweetcorn Soup. Don't ask me why, but I'm hooked. It…read moremight be this weather, or my general boredom, but I have taken it upon myself to find the perfect Chicken and Sweetcorn Soup in London. Sun Hin is one of those generic suburban Chinese Take-Away shops. You know, the ones with just a bench inside to sit in while you wait, hand-written signs proclaiming '10 spring rolls for £1.80' and fake potted plants. But somehow I totally love it. With a huge menu of all things Chinese, Sun Hin also does lots of veggie and seafood dishes - they also do faux-chicken and lamb dishes, which I haven't tried but am guessing might be akin to Quorn products. Micro-proteins galore. Clearly family-run, Sun Hin is cheap, dirty and fabulous. Just the way I like my Chinese.

I don't care what anyone says, this is the best Chinese take away. I've been ordering from these…read moreguys for over 20 years and the quality has never dropped. I've lived in a lot of different areas of London in that time and I've never found anywhere close to being as good. They don't offer deliver because they don't have to, there that popular. Ask anyone who knows Kentish Town and they would agree it's the best. The potions are massive and the the quality is good.

Great local Chinese. Food tasty and reasonable prices.read more

The food is very good,the service is excellent and there vibe is very chilled.i have taken friends…read moreand family there as it is within walking distance for me..

I'm angry. I read the menu outside and it said 20% discounts on take-away. I made my order and THEN…read morethey showed me the fine print. You have to be a member and place your order before 7:30 pm. A zero for customer service because any reasonable business would have taken into account that this is a first visit and just 35 minutes after their cutoff time. I do have to confess that they were polite, and the food was reasonably good. Not excellent though.

This charming little Chinese restaurant is one of my favourite Crouch End eateries. The outside…read morelooks like a typical Chinese Restaurant, but inside it's got more class and makes you feel like dressing up to go there. The staff are probably what give the restaurant most of it's charm with their somewhat stand-offish but highly amusing nature, which will definitely put a smile on your face. The service is very fast, and the food is nothing short of excellent. And it's not expensive either.

Experienced the most brusque, standoffish waiter yesterday in Dragon. Never had problems in this…read moreplace before or come across this waiter, perhaps he was having a bad day, but it was off putting and uncomfortable. Perhaps he was trained at Wong Kei's? He tried to compensate with forced politeness afterwards. Food was ok

Came to Xi'an Impressions on my first night in London on the recommendation of my friend who…read moreattends UCL. The dining space is small but packs a lot of people - this can make the space quite noisy so expect that going in. We were able to get seated and order very quickly. The food selection was fantastic with a variety of spicy, not spicy, vegetarian, and meaty dishes. We were able to order a variety of dishes including mushroom and chicken dumplings, hand pulled noodles, and smashed cucumbers. The cucumbers were in a great peanut-y sauce that wasn't expected but very welcomed. The noodles had a great ratio to its chili oil sauce and were really tender. All dishes were really affordable for the area.

As a Chinese person, this food is legit. Liang pi and bian bian noodles are spiced generously and…read moretasty. There's limited seating inside.

Its a buffet restaurant where it truly is all you can eat but the caveat is that you don't have to…read moreget up to get your food! It works much like all you can eat sushi where you make your order from a select buffet menu and then the food is then cooked to order and brought right to you! Pricing is decent and food is always fresh out unlike your regular buffet where all food is on display and could have been lying out for who knows how long!

After living around the corner for years I have finally managed to get here. Our waiter is friendly…read moreand attentive. The food was reasonably good as well. I suspect that the restaurant is not as busy as it could be because although the facade outside is sharp, when you look through the window the back of the restaurant looks shabby. One shouldn't be put off by that however. This restaurant is worth a visit.

As I'm still to scared to go out to eat, here's another London restaurant that I used to frequent…read more The Green Cottage was my parents favourite place. It's been there for 20 years plus which in London is a recommendation in and of itself. I don't usually have starters but it's quite impossible not to order the crispy lamb. So succulent beneath the crisp exterior. Followed by Cantonese roast duck and/or crispy belly pork. Sensational, especially the pork. Or, even though it's Cantonese, they do Peking Crispy Duck which you can have either as a starter or main. Dried crispy shredded beef with Chili is another favourite. Service is friendly and the price very reasonable. A great mix of styles. Highly recommend. Easy to get to by tube or bus.

Oh my! Have to…read moreconfess that I was not expecting this place-- which I once ate at 25 years ago -- to be this good but it is among the favorite Chinese food meals I've had. The "25" for food on Zagats seems spot on while the decor is nothing special. The service was good and even replaced a soup which I misordered. Speaking of soups, the hot and sour soup was outstanding-- some of the finest I've had. And I've had literally dozens of them. Not too heavy on the pepper, it was chock full of yummy vegetables and pork. Loved this soup. The main dishes were all knockouts but the crispy half duck and the veal with salt were among he standouts. But I could also have the chow mein and the fried scallops too. Overall, an excellent example of how a Chinese restaurant can stick around through the years and still reinvent itself each day. Hurray!