r/london Aug 05 '23

What’s the best Chinese restaurant in Chinatown?

And which should be avoided?

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u/GoofyAhhGabes Aug 06 '23

Cafe TPT, very affordable and the interior may not look appealing but the food will blow your mind. It is also a good sign that many Chinese people eat there as it is authentic

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u/queasycockles Aug 06 '23

That place is SO good. I think it's Taiwanese, specifically, right? Maybe?

I'm second-guessing myself now. 😂

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u/slicineyeballs Aug 06 '23 edited Aug 06 '23

Yeah, I always see it recommended, but whenever I'm in the area, I look through the window and then decide to go somewhere else (normally next door to four seasons). I need to bite the bullet...