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Peking duck cuisine was recomended, since the dish is yummy, also duck skin and its meat are served with less fat so we could taste the meat instead of the fat. Also the beef is tender, served in big portion, so don't order too much since you will be too full and forgotten the taste. Since there are

Stopped here on a whim on a really busy night. The service was super quick and the food was amazing. I had been looking for a good beef noodle soup in London for months and I finally found it here! The flavor was impeccable and the beef was done perfectly! The spring rolls and vegetable curry were a

I go for the Crispy Duck by myself during the week for dinner after work alot. Its super cheap / tasty & prompt . The staff are always nice to me. 11/8/18 RESTAURANT IS NOW CLOSED 😭😭😭😭

Now named Haozhan. Serving superb Peking and Cantonese food fresh from the centre of China Town. Delicious traditional food served with care in a fantastic setting.

Great dim sum in Chinatown. Fresh, and reasonably priced. Seeing some gripes about service - this is the authentic Chinese way - they only care about the food, which should be the main thing, right?

The food is superb. Definitely our favourite Chinese restaurant in Chinatown.

Nice crispy duck with sweet soy source. But not too sweet. Good for quick lunch !!!

They open earlier than other dimsum places. Quick early lunch sorted

Located in Chinatown with stiff competition with several other Chinese restaurants in the vicinity, this place surely is busy and popular. It's a two-level restaurant that specializes in dim sum served all day long. When ordering dim sum, you'll find an order sheet on your table. Check the menu an

Authentic Chinese cuisine that's amazing value for money! The service may seem abrupt or brusque to some people, but I find that if you talk to the service staff, they're happy to help you with what you need. What people might think is brusqueness is actually their version of quiet efficiency. Th