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Suggestions for Chinese Restaurant in London?
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Need to take some tourists to chinese restaurant in London. Any suggestions for GOOD restaurant???
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There are some very good ones around Lisle Street and Gerrard Street - the ones that look like scuzzy cafes are often the best. Going during mid-afternoon to take advantage of their dim sum service is a good move - nice, tasty, communal eating. Or get the one-dish rice meals - most of them will do a plate of rice topped with delicious sliced barbecued meat, normally for about �4.50.
Slightly further out but still quite central, Noodle Culture, in The Cut (just up from the Young Vic) is a favourite of mine - again, very cafe-ish but good. HK Cafe on Charing X Rd has some interesting and unusual stuff.
Any really big plush-looking ones with high prices are to be avoided as you generally don't get anything better than the cheaper places but you're still paying more.
I can only imagine Wong Kei's have improved their food, Ward. Admittedly I haven't been for about 15 years but when I was a student this place was beloved by those who seemed to want to be hectored by rude staff, which struck me as a bit thick. Only in the UK could you get people excitedly saying "They're so rude - it's brilliant!" When I went I thought the food was characterless slop. But I heard recently that the staff are now polite, which was thought to be very disappointing and not the done thing at all.
Slightly further out but still quite central, Noodle Culture, in The Cut (just up from the Young Vic) is a favourite of mine - again, very cafe-ish but good. HK Cafe on Charing X Rd has some interesting and unusual stuff.
Any really big plush-looking ones with high prices are to be avoided as you generally don't get anything better than the cheaper places but you're still paying more.
I can only imagine Wong Kei's have improved their food, Ward. Admittedly I haven't been for about 15 years but when I was a student this place was beloved by those who seemed to want to be hectored by rude staff, which struck me as a bit thick. Only in the UK could you get people excitedly saying "They're so rude - it's brilliant!" When I went I thought the food was characterless slop. But I heard recently that the staff are now polite, which was thought to be very disappointing and not the done thing at all.
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