Visit this nice restaurant with a variety of cuisine. Ever tried Hakka Cuisine? It is the cooking…read morestyle of the Hakka people (originally the Han Chinese people from Central China). SO whether you are about to embark on that trip to South Eastern China, then come visit this restaurant and get a tester of the meal before you board. This place serves great Indo-Chinese cuisine and it is just to hard to resist. I love Chinese food!!!!

excellent takeaway food, especially for vegetarians!…read more i have eaten in a few times, but the food tastes somewhat better when taken away. the service is good, however portions are pretty small. if you live around here, you should give it a try!

Heard about this place from a friend that loved the food and we have to agree the food is very…read moregood, especially as Szechuan food is hard to find in this part of London. It is located at the back of the ground floor in the business centre, where there was previously a Japanese fusion place. It was totally empty while we were there, being Hollowe'en I guess people had other things to do. This did give us a chance to talk to the owner about the place the food. He can speak Chinese and good English. The name is a bit misleading, this new restaurant is not fusion. It is north east Chinese food, so that means lamb is on the menu and also lots of Szechuan pepper and spices you don't usually see in Chinese food such as cumin. We had seasonal vegetables with garlic, Chongqing Chicken, tofu and seafood and three types of bbq - pork, lamb and chicken wings. All very good. The vegetables were lovely (£6.50) with plenty of garlic, nice and crunchy stems with light oil. The bbq pork and lamb (£1 each) were flavoured with cumin and chili. Now my wife usually won't touch lamb (she is from Taiwan) but she took a bit and enjoyed it. The chicken wings (70p for 3 wings) were nice and juicy, certainly nothing wrong with them but nothing wild or exciting either, just good solid food and a great price. The tofu and seafood (£8) came in a bowl and was made with very soft tofu, almost like pudding tofu, lightly fried it seems. Seafood was squid, mussels, prawns and baby octopus. This wasn't spicy at all, although we did ask for some fresh chili to be added. The Chongqing chicken (£7.50) was made of fried bite size bits of chicken on the bone in chili and Szechaun pepper. It was spicy and very nice. Overall and lovely meal and we are sure to be back. Total bill for 2 was £35 inc. rice, tea and 10% service charge (cash only).

Quick glance: + wholesome Szechuan and Beijing flavours…read more+ passionate "host" + good for parties + karaoke wall - priced on the higher end Full review: After visiting Wing Yip supermarket next door, my other half and I popped in for a quick dinner one evening. Going to East Meets West is like walking into a homestay. We were greeted by the owner with a kind smile and warm welcome. He was very helpful in recommending and explaining the dishes on the menu, and the other staff, who were most likely family members, were kind and attentive. The restaurant isn't very big, but the tables are modular so they can accommodate parties of various sizes. In fact, on the evening that we were there, there was a birthday celebration of about 12-15 people in one corner with tables arranged in a square (rather than long and thin rectangular, if that makes sense) so everyone can see each other. Parties do share the same floorspace as all other patrons, but if you don't need privacy for whatever you're celebrating, it's a great venue. There's even a karaoke wall on one end, which was playing a selection of Chinese and English songs in the background as we dined. Prices are a little bit high. For a starter, two mains, a special fried rice, two bottles of beer and a tea, the bill came to £50 for our dinner, but this included a seafood starter and seafood main. It is worth paying a few extra pennies for tasty food.

Always incredible foods - feel very light and almost healthy!…read more Would recommend as the best Thai in the area. Service is always very polite too!

Great stop for a tasty lunch! The lunch menu here is great!…read moreThe food is tasty and although there is a lunch menu, there is a lot food choice! Great food would definitely recommend! I had the vegetable rice rolls to start! With chicken in a pork and pepper sauce for main! Delicious!

Even after moving away from Erith three years ago, when visiting friends I still insist that we get…read morefood from Hong Kong Palace as it's just so good! The portions are plentiful - my favourite is king prawn chop suey which has big, delicious prawns - and the service is usually pretty quick, especially if you go pick it up yourself instead of having it delivered. The barbecue ribs are some of the best I've tasted and are very meaty, although you need to make sure to wash your hands straight afterwards as otherwise you'll end up with orange fingers for a couple of days! This place is good value and a definite recommendation. Apparently they are suffering a bit in the recession, so if you're looking for a good Chinese take-away, definitely give this place a try and keep them in business!

I had it for lunch curry and chips, on a Friday, Saturday morning early hours I vomited must have…read moregiven me food poisoning

This chinese is in the inshops at stratford mall it has the best tasting curry chips ever it also…read moresell other chinese food which is equally nic its verycheap and the staff are very friendly. Theres a seating area for all those who want to relax there legs after a long shopping trip.

We were camping up the road at Frith Grange Campsite and were feeling the need for Chinese! A quick…read moresearch and New Yummy as its called now, was our destination. Fast friendly service, good selection of dishes at a reasonable price. Feedback from the three of us who ordered, tasty food and good portion size. We would visit here again.

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The best Chinese takeaway in Kingston. James, the proprietor, really knows how to cook and his…read moreingredients are always fresh. He also is a tremendous supporter of local charities.

Ok, few things strike fear into my heart like the term "Pan-Asian Restaurant". We used to come to…read morethe restaurant in Loon Fung fairly regularly as it offered reasonably decent dim sum without having to go into town proper - I hadn't been for a couple of years and East has popped up as the newest incarnation in that time. East now does predominantly dim sum and sushi. Weird. I had a bad feeling that they'd end up doing both badly, but we had dim sum nonetheless. The dim sum menu is nothing extraordinary, but most of the dishes we had were good. The century egg and pork congee is decent and I was impressed by the fried items - many places (including previous restaurants in this location) often suffer from using old oil and not frying things as well as they could be which can lead to the food being greasy and a bit old-tasting. Not so here - everything was fried extremely nicely, the highlights being the wu gok (taro croquettes) and the fried turnip cake with XO sauce. We also had a plate of ginger/garlic gai lan (Chinese broccoli) which had a very tasty sauce, although the vegetable itself was a smidgen overdone (and I mean a smidgen). I have to say it's not particularly cheap compared to the Joy King Laus of this world, but it's a shade under what you'd expect to pay at some of the more upmarket places in town. Overall, I was pretty impressed and will likely go back when I need my dim sum fix - I love my fried things, so I'm happy they got this right here. Whether or not I'm brave enough to try the sushi is another thing entirely, however...

Was invited to this restaurant for a large group lunch. Overall I was fairly disappointed in the…read morefood here, as well as the service. Food wise, it was too salty and way too sweet. The sweet and sour pork tasted like it came from an Uncle Ben's jar, and the fried rice was almost tasteless apart from the char siu chunks. Service, after one hour our table had been served 2 dishes and had our drinks refilled only once. I think in this case, catering for large groups caused a bit of an issue, and I'll unfortunately be avoiding this place in the future!