Situated in the heart of fashionable Kensington, on the doorstep of Hyde Park and in a lofty position on the tenth floor of the Royal Garden Hotel, Min Jiang boasts breathtaking views of Kensington Gardens and London’s skyline. The restaurant design combines striking blue and white Chinese vases against deep contemporary red walls, creating an unforgettable dining experience. The authentic and traditional approach to Asian cuisine has made the restaurant the home of Chinese fine dining for over 10 years, the highlight of any visit is the exquisite Dim Sum and the Legendary wood fired Beijing Duck. Min Jiang is open for lunch and dinner 7 days a week.
Honest, homely and simple traditional Asian cookingLocated at Notting Hill Gate, ULI offers a fresh, honest approach to Asian cuisine. Natural limed oak, soft tones of blue and contemporary art give the restaurant a clean and informal look, highlighted by a hanging garden of pendant lights. Our menu encompasses carefully selected dishes from Asia, all prepared using traditional Chinese, Thai, Malay and Singaporean disciplines. We believe that Asian food should be clean, fresh and healthy, and that each dish should always be made from scratch.Originally established on the All Saints Road in 1997, ULI became a firm favourite among locals and critics alike. At its new home ULI serves lunch and dinner all week as well as an extensive range of snacks, cocktails and beverages.
The Good Earth"s ideal is to continuously strive to improve and innovate as reflected in our menu. We were one of the first Chinese restaurants to break the traditional mould and take an approach based on quality and authenticity, quality in ingredients, cooking and service.
Located at 15 Seymour Place Marylebone, ULI offers a fresh approach to Asian cuisine. Natural limed oak, soft tones of blue and contemporary art give the restaurant a clean and informal look. Our menu encompasses carefully selected dishes from Asia, all prepared using traditional Chinese, Thai, Malay and Singaporean disciplines. We believe that Asian food should be clean, fresh and healthy, and that each dish should always be made from scratch.Originally established in 1997, ULI Notting Hill is well established as a firm favourite among locals and critics alike. At our newest location at the south end of Seymour Place, ULI Marylebone serves lunch and dinner all week as well as an extensive range of snacks, cocktails and beverages.
Visiting Happy Lamb Bayswater is a delightful dining experience . Just a short walk from Hyde Park, making it convenient for visitors. Here’s what you can expect at Happy Lamb:Authentic Hotpot Experience: Diners choose from a menu of meats, seafood, and vegetables to cook in a shared pot of flavorful broth. The broth is made fresh daily, simmered for over 6 hours, and infused with 36 Chinese herbs.The restaurant boasts a stylish decor, including plush banquettes and tasteful lighting. It’s a comfortable and inviting setting for enjoying your meal.Happy Lamb’s menu caters to everyone’s needs. Whether you’re a meat lover, seafood enthusiast, or prefer vegetarian options, there’s something for everyone.Last Orders: Keep in mind that last orders are at 9:30 pm Sun-Thur and at 9:45 pm Frid-Sat so plan accordingly if you decide to visit.For more details, you can visit our official website or contact us at 020 7221 5537 or via email at bayswaterhotpot@gmail.com
Bright Courtyard Club London is a contemporary Chinese restaurant, situated in the landmark building 55 Baker Street, within easy walking distance from the popular Mayfair area and buzzy Marylebone High Street. Sophisticated, fashionable yet discreet, Bright Courtyard Club restaurant and lounge is the ideal venue for an important lunch meeting, tranquil afternoon tea or fun-filled dinner party. Opened in autumn 2011, we offer our guests an all-day grazing experience, specialising in authentic dim sum, modern Cantonese and traditional Shanghai cuisine with a twist.We look forward to serving you!
The Feng Shang Princess, Floating Chinese Restaurant is set in the splendour of London's Regents Park, Cumberland Basin, magnificently hand crafted in the 1980's, as the first floating restaurant of it's kind in London. Over the years it has been a favourite Chinese eatery for many, including celebrities from the world of film, music and TV. Proprietor Karen Chua creates a special ambience for her customers and is always on hand to ensure that you get nothing less than exquisite Chinese food and delicacies combined with exceptional service.
We invite you to enter Shikumen, your gateway to the east, as we continue the tradition to blend the two cultures of east and west.
Our food and service reflect the architecture of Shikumen’s elegance, refinement, creativity and of course quality. We source our ingredients carefully to bring diners produce of the highest quality and serve them for exceptional value for money.
"Like shoe designing, whipping up a great dish is an art", says Jimmy Choo who has ventured into the world of food with Maximini, an oriental restaurant near Hyde Park where the celebrity shoe smith is bringing a slice of his Malaysian home to Britain. As beautifully dressed as any of Jimmy's A-list clients, Maximini is simplistic and chic with a hint of old fashioned colonial style which perfectly suits it's fabulous Bayswater address.The irresistible Malaysian dishes are fused with more familiar Chinese flavours by master chef Albert Koh, to produce an innovative and exciting menu which, like a timeless pair of heels, looks set to become this season's must-have.We look forward to welcoming you at Maximini Chinese Restaurant.
Order takeaway and come to collect will get 15% off. Please call 0208 567 1719. It’s a good sign when a restaurant is always busy, and Maxim in Ealing is bustling most nights. This long-established restaurant in Ealing is known affectionately by its customers as “Mrs Chow’s” in homage to the lady in charge of the cooking, who believes in using fresh, natural ingredients. Feeling adventurous? Swap sesame prawn toast for “shredded jellyfish with three delicacies” or “frog’s leg in black bean sauce”. If not, don’t worry – you’ll do just as well with traditional starters like satay chicken or sweet-and-sour won ton. Follow with aromatic duck, a classic of its kind with crisp golden skin and tender meat, or push the boat out with a whole lobster, halved and served with ginger and spring onion sauce. Side dishes like glossy, crispy green beans are equally good. Finish with deep-fried banana and apple, the crunchy coating giving way to soft, fluffy fruit.
