Fengshui Inn Restaurant London

It was the first time I went to Chinatown and I chose this restaurant. The food was really good, I really enjoyed my pork ramen. The atmosphere in the restaurant is not the best and the tables are quite small. The service was okay, but we felt a bit rushed when the waitress asked if we would like something else, we said no and we got the bill right away.

Although not our first choice as the unlimited dim sum place could not accomodate us, I am happy to report that the Feng Shui Inn is an excellent alternate. Will not bother with the other place. Our main attraction was that they displayed their prices. Go at lunchtime to avail of the cheaper dim sum prices as the evening prices are much higher. The restaurant was very busy inside although there was covered seating outside. Our waitress took us to table 13 at the back. A nice cosy section away from the crowds. Our meals took about an hour on the basis that we ordered so much, but we were enjoying ourselves and looked forward to our dim sum. I would recommend the restuarant as the food was very tasty, service good and nice atmosphere and decoration. Don't forget you are eating in the centre of London where the prices will be naturally higher. Choose your menu by your budget, otherwise you will be disappointed by the cost.

Decided to try this restaurant since it has Cantonese cuisine. I ordered the sweet and sour pork and the chicken chow mein. Prices were on the expensive side, but overall, the food was cooked well and full of flavor and the service was good.

I recently dined at a restaurant in London's China Town with a group of friends, and it was a memorable experience. What set this place apart was its fantastic outdoor seating arrangement, which allowed us to soak in the vibrant atmosphere of China Town. The dinner was a delightful affair, with flavorful dishes that left our taste buds tingling with delight. The food was undeniably tasty, and the portions were generous. From the savory dim sum to the aromatic stir-fried noodles, we couldn't have asked for a better culinary journey. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making us feel right at home. Their warm hospitality added an extra layer of enjoyment to our evening. They were quick to cater to our requests and offered recommendations, enhancing the overall dining experience. However, one minor drawback was the limited vegetarian options on the menu. While the meat and seafood choices were aplenty and delicious, it would have been nice to see a broader selection for vegetarians. Another unique aspect of this restaurant is that you have to pay before you eat. This might be a bit different from the norm, but it streamlines the checkout process and ensures a hassle-free departure. All in all, our visit to this restaurant in China Town was a pleasurable one. The outdoor seating, delectable food, and friendly staff left us with cherished memories. If you're looking for a spot to enjoy a delicious meal with friends while taking in the sights and sounds of China Town, this place is worth a visit. Just keep in mind the limited vegetarian options and the pre-payment requirement.

This Chinese restaurant is definitely more on the expensive side of china town, but the food is exceptional! We ordered a variety of dishes, which were all very well cooked and full of flavour. I’ll start with the veggie gyozas, although they were extremely hot, they were cooked perfectly and were salted to perfection. Although they lacked some flavour, they were still very good. We also ordered the crispy duck, which the server kindly broke up for us, and a tofu with vegetable soup. For drinks we ordered a Chinese tea, which was rich and full of good spices. The service also did not go unnoticed, the servers were very kind and helpful, and they were more than willing to help out whenever we needed them. Overall, we paid around 70£+ for lunch for 3, but besides the price, I would definitely recommend to anyone in china town!