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First of all,the food was a disaster.To be honest, felt that the place looks good.Now I really know that 'Looks can be deceiving'.We wanted to order a…
Deepti Ramachandran
Imperial China
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Great food, great for large groups, traditional Chinese serving sets, we went with a cohort going to study in Shanghai and it was an amazing experienc…
Khushboo Khanna
Imperial China
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Best dim sum place in Chinatown. Very good for Tapas. You get a chance to explore different items on the menu because of the affordable price. The qua…
Ankita Bulsara
Imperial China
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10 Reviews on “Imperial China”
It was a great surprise in every single sense. Real Chinese food, excellent service and everything taste good. Also a good balance between Oriental decoration and western comfort and style.
My Chinese clients took me here for a Christmas treat. They ordered for us which was really exciting as it meant trying loads of new things, like jelly fish! Which was delicious. Would recommend this as a really nice Chinese in china town.
There was no particular reason to be here except that I was in Soho and this place looked nice on the inside with happy Chinese diners that told me that if it’s good for them then it’s good for me.In a time when most Chinese eateries have switched to black as color of choice for interiors; the traditional Red over here was very welcome. The staff was very welcoming and friendly. Ordering soup; we asked if it was OK to share. The lady smiled and said she will bring the soup to the table and each one could take as much. Great. No dirty looks. The hot and sour was really very good. For the mains ordered Sechwan fried scallops and Kungpau Chicken with Veg crispy noodles and some rice. The scallops looked quite harmless in spice quotient and I wondered if it would be any good. I was wrong – it delivered a punch. What I liked most that the fish and meat had plenty of veg goodies around them. Tmhe noodles were passable but the other items hit the mark. Where did they loose out then? Dessert – we asked for toffee bananas and got apples. By the time we discovered it – the dessert was done with. The menu is not as extensive as many other Chinese restaurants but what we had was good. Will give it another go next time.
Probably the best restaurant in China town. Sure it is a bit more expensive but you get a more pleasant atmosphere. Plus the food is oh so good. If you are too lazy to head to Bayswater for what I think the best Chinese food in London, Imperial China in China town is a safe bet. quieteating.com
Decent food but service was not great. From the door, it seemed pretty small but once we got in, it was quite spacious and tastefully (in relative terms) decorated. My friend and I ordered 2 tea and 6 dishes and the bill came to be around 21 GBP, which is not too bad for London standard. Food was pretty good but small portions (compared to Vancouver though) and terrible service.Next time I come back to London and want dimsum, I would definitely try them again.
Bridge the gap. All agentsEnter via unmarked door on Lisle StCross the Soho River bridgemeet our people insideMy favourite place for DimSum and a very good choice for a Chinese dinner in the areaObviously duck for dinner – go in a party of 6+ to qualify for more on the set menus.For dim dum Sheng books us the private room upstairs and it is a real scramble for some excellent food.
Excellent setting, great food, well priced. Banquet No1 highly recommended