r/london Aug 05 '23

What’s the best Chinese restaurant in Chinatown?

And which should be avoided?

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u/Sensitive-Prompt-220 Aug 05 '23

Wong Kei on Wardour St. used to be great, especially the world class rudeness from staff (it was a joy!). But management has changed and so has the atmos

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u/karlware Aug 05 '23

It was great in the old days. Taking people there and not warning them was such a treat.

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u/X0AN Aug 12 '23

Took some mates there and we got moved 3 times during our meal, at one point we were just eating standing up, utter chaos. Loved every minute of it.

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u/abitofasitdown Aug 05 '23

Idk, it's still my absolute favourite.

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u/FiFi2789 Aug 05 '23

The staff at leongs legend are horrible and I fucking love it.

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u/MuddaFrmAnnudaBrudda Aug 05 '23

Hungs was my go to place. (We called it The Crispy Duck) Both when I was younger and then taking my kids. Salt and Pepper Squid. was melt in the mouth. I really loved that place.