Wow. I have no words for this place. We came here for the buffet on Christmas and they uocharge on…read moreChristmas because they know nothing else is open. The staff was rude and condescending to us, they were rushing us and didn't seem to like that at all buffet, it's all you can eat. Now the food. Wow, it looks delicious in the photo. But this is the worst food I've had in my life. The meat was cold indicating it wasn't fully cooked. Mid meal we threw up and the food poisoning lasted two days. We threw up all throughout the flight back and felt awful. NEVER COME HERE.

Craving for Chinese food when we arrived in London. This is the first Chinese restaurant as we…read moreapproached China town. We browsed at the menu and a waitress invited us in. We ordered the basic egg fried rice, sautee bak choy and a bowl of wonton noodle soup. The bak choy was really good, right flavor and fresh. My wonton noodle soup was blend and the noodle was overcooked. I thought I'd add some vinegar to make it more tasty, really not. The soup base was a bit blend and noodles are soggy not chewy. The egg friend rice was a bit salty. We didn't finish our food and left. Probably should yelp before we got in.

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.

This is truly a hidden find! Authentic Chinese cuisine served by an absolutely fantastic team. We…read morehad hot and sour soup, which was likely one of the best we've ever had, not over salted not too thick, perfect spice. Then we had the 1/4 crispy duck the duck was a little too crispy, bordering on dry, but we weren't mad at it as the flavor was terrific. We tried the dim sum assortment appetizer, which was lovely, but could have used a little more spice as a dipping sauce. The highlight for us was certainly steamed Seabass and ginger and green onion. Absolutely perfect, the house glass of red wine was yummy, and we left absolutely satisfied and smiling! we are ready to return. Pass on Chinatown and try this place.

Chinese comfort food right in the midst of marble arch…read more Would recommend to have the staff recommend something, as they can whip up stuff off menu. I love that it is open late, you can walk in without a fuss away from the hustle and bustles of oxford shopping district.

Good food, very authentic. Interesting menu. We enjoyed what we ordered although it's been a few…read moremonths since I was there. It is located somewhat off the beaten path but worth a trip

Why is it when you find a good value Chinese restaurant serving great food that it is always let…read moredown by the service and ambience? Oriental Dragon specialises in Sichuan cuisine. The dumplings tasted homemade and the deep fried squid with cumin was amazing. Whilst munching away on these superb dishes, we tried to black out the fact they had made us dine in the depressing basement (strange damp odour and not easy to cart the pram down to). And why bring us our rice 10 mins after the razor clams had arrived? No high chairs and little space for buggies. https://londonfoodiemama.wordpress.com/

Very authentic taste if you know what to order…read more I walked in seeing everyone eating their chicken chow mein and it worried me a little. But we had not much option because most restaurants closes by 11pm. But damn it hits the spot. They will try to ask you to pay cash but don't fall for it, they have the contactless machine. Pickled veg fish - love. They have the mungbean noodle at the bottom. It soaked up all the soup so it tasted so good. Tbh the fish quality is pretty bad but it's only £23 for a biggggg pot. I'd compromise. Home style tofu - very flavorful. Great for a bowl of plain rice. Shredded potato - hint of sourness just like how we do it in China. Great stuff If you cannot take spicy, make sure you let them know.

Mid night craving for some won ton soup and beef stir flat noodles. I must say it was delicious…read more Lots of beef was given! Very authentic. Thanks for open late and satisfied my cravings away from home.

Just next to Euston station, I stopped here after getting off a train and had a very authentic…read moreChinese breakfast. I got the variety platter, which comes with 9 different dishes for around £13, as well as a cup of soy milk. I'm not sure if the dishes change over time, but mine had a meat bao, 2 dumplings, tea egg, condensed milk, porridge, scallion pancake, a side dish, fried dough stick, and fried milk buns. It was a good variety of food and I was very full by the end. I only wished that they would provide wifi to their customers. They had it, but wouldn't give me the password. It would've made the experience a bit better

What is a murger? It's a made up nonsense word. Any way, it is shocking to find such an amazingly…read moreauthentic Chinese restaurant in the middle of London. Xian is the ancient capital of China, end of the Silk Road. Therefore, Xian food is Chinese food with a middle eastern flare. The namesake of the restaurant, murger, is momo, a baked bread you can put random meat inside or put it in a soup. We ordered the murger with cumin beef. Order it spicy. It taste like a spicy gyro. Amazing. For the main course both my wife and I both had the beef biang biang noodle. Thick hand pulled noodles over an inch thick, in a flavorful broth, with 5 different toppings of meat and vegetables. The tomato and egg is definitely reminded me of home cooking growing up in China. My wife was born in America and this bowl of noodles blew her mind. So if you are anywhere near this place, drop in and try it.

Ate at Yming yesterday with my son just before we caught Harry Potter at Palace Theater. Appeared…read morequite charming with a quaint, cozy atmosphere. Then the fun began with a menu stating a minimum order of £12 per person. We ordered a lamb entree and fried rice that didn't quite meet this min. requirement, so I thought I'd be clever and added a £8.50 starter. The fine print - which was never explained by the server - is that it's 8.50 "per person"! So when the starter was billed at a hefty £17, I was left shaking my head and wallet. The server rudely explained this nuance as he took my payment. I wasn't in a mood to argue. The food itself was strictly okay. The infamous £17 starter was billed 'crispy', which turned out to be a euphemism for 'oily'. The Tibetan Garlic Lamb was also quite oily, but delicious and had a spicy zing that I quite liked. The fried rice with egg was very WYSIWYG. Good luck to them, but I'll be taking my appetite elsewhere.

It was a good restaurant with a unique menu, some of the dishes just did not live up to the…read moredescription. Started with double boiled beef and red date soup. This was one of the dishes that was not as good as it sounded. It was bland, even the dates were not particularly sweet, and the broth had little flavor. It was not bad but not worth ordering again. For starters, the cumin spare ribs were great. The cumin added a unique flavor and the ribs were meaty and well prepared. I also liked aubergine delight, which was deep fried aubergine in a pillowy crust. Very good. I would order both these starters again. For a main, had chicken with red chillis (a special of the day), which was surprisingly not spicy if you did not eat the chillis. My favorite entree was the Ta T'sai Mi, a lamb dish. The lamb was very tender and tasty. Overall, a good restaurant that I would go back to.

Wow. Some of the best Chinese food I've ever had, went twice during my trip to London. Don't think…read moreI can think of one negative thing to say about the Good Earth. Service is exceptional, food is to die for. Tried several dishes on both visits and loved each. Walking distance from Harrods and Harvey Nichols is a plus.

I live in Miami and it is not easy to find a good Chinese restaurant. So, whilst we were in London,…read morewe knew we would be able to find one. We came here on recommendation from our hotel and after reading positive reviews online. It did not disappoint. We enjoyed all the food and it was authentic.