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RESTAURANTS/LONDON/CHINESE RESTAURANTS IN LONDON

Chinese restaurants in London

10 ranked, with a plain verdict on every entry.

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Hong Kong Buffet leads this ranking for diners seeking an all-inclusive meal, and provides an extensive menu with regular changes. Park Chinois serves luxurious yet authentic Chinese cuisine crafted with finest ingredients. Tao Tao Ju is built for diners seeking fresh, daily-crafted dim sum, and crafts Dim Sum daily on site using traditional home-style inspiration.
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1Hong Kong Buffet503 m from the centre of London82.0NEW–
2Park Chinois1.1 km from the centre of London81.8NEW–
3Tao Tao Ju502 m from the centre of London80.0NEW–
4Q Beef Noodles649 m from the centre of London79.5NEW–
5Bun House501 m from the centre of London72.0NEW–
6Wok and Fire439 m from the centre of London72.0NEW–
7北京 Beijing Dumpling507 m from the centre of London70.0NEW–
8HUS London1.2 km from the centre of London69.3NEW–
9Chino Latino1.8 km from the centre of London69.1NEW–
10Ji Chickens1.0 km from the centre of London68.0NEW–
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The ranking, in detail

01

Hong Kong Buffet

The best Chinese buffet in London’s Chinatown

Hong Kong Buffet is a Chinese restaurant in London's Chinatown. It offers an all-inclusive dining experience for one set price.

Best for diners seeking an all-inclusive meal
82.0
02

Park Chinois

A celebration of glamour, gastronomy, and timeless indulgence

Park Chinois is an opulent Chinese restaurant and bar in Mayfair, London.

81.8
03

Tao Tao Ju

Iconic Chinese dining in the heart of London's Chinatown

The restaurant crafts Dim Sum daily on site and steams it fresh to order.

Best for diners seeking fresh, daily-crafted dim sum
80.0
04

Q Beef Noodles

Two noodle styles in one perfect bowl

Q Beef Noodles is a Soho restaurant serving comforting beef noodle bowls. It offers hand-pulled or knife-cut noodles made fresh daily.

Best for diners seeking bold comfort food
79.5
05

Bun House

Playful Cantonese cuisine and famous handmade custard buns.

Bun House serves playful Cantonese cuisine and street food snacks in London. The menu features handmade custard buns, wontons, dumplings, and creative Chinese cocktails.

Best for diners seeking casual Asian street food
72.0
06

Wok and Fire

Fresh, healthy, halal wok-fired food in London

Wok and Fire serves fresh, halal wok-fired food in London. The restaurant cooks vegetables, noodles and rice to order for dine-in or takeaway.

72.0
07

北京 Beijing Dumpling

Beijing Dumpling offers online menu access and bookings.

北京 Beijing Dumpling is a restaurant located in London. Its website is currently under construction.

Best for Large parties of six or more people
70.0
08

HUS London

Experience a culinary journey at HUS London

HUS London offers contemporary Chinese cuisine in Holborn using high-quality local ingredients. The restaurant fuses Eastern and Western cultures to create harmonious dishes.

Best for diners seeking a gastronomic adventure with home-like flavours
69.3
09

Chino Latino

Award-winning Pan-Asian cuisine

Chino Latino London is a multi-award-winning modern Pan-Asian cuisine restaurant with a Latin cocktail bar. It is located in the heart of the city with riverside views.

Best for private events and celebrations
69.1
10

Ji Chickens

Authentic Taiwanese crispy chicken using traditional frying techniques

Roger Jen founded Ji Chickens to share authentic Taiwanese night market chicken with UK customers. The brand aims to connect people through traditional flavours and high-quality fried chicken.

Best for diners seeking traditional Taiwanese street food
68.0
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Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.

Frequently asked questions

Who are these chinese restaurants built for?

Hong Kong Buffet says it is built for diners seeking an all-inclusive meal, and Tao Tao Ju for diners seeking fresh, daily-crafted dim sum. Q Beef Noodles says it is built for diners seeking bold comfort food, and Bun House for diners seeking casual Asian street food.

What should a buyer check before signing up?

Bun House states that the Chinatown location accepts walk-in customers only, and Wok and Fire that Two of its three London locations are not yet open to the public. Those are the limits each restaurant publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.

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