Category: Chinatown
Real Beijing Food House Chinatown Review
Food House takes over from Cantonese stalwart Harbour City – a place where I’ve enjoyed some glorious dim sum classics…
Plum Valley Restaurant Review
The restaurant entrance displays a stark-styled, contemporary charm with a dominant slate grey palette. The wide, minimalistic steps leading up…
Leong’s Legend – The lustrous skins hold sweet minced pork and hot soup that explodes in your mouth like a culinary flavour bomb
Leong’s Legend, sister restaurant to Dumplings Legend specialises in Chinese food from Sichuan, Shanghai and Taiwan. It’s been a stablemate…
Wong Kei Chinatown Review… The uncompromising rudeness was part of the romance
Wong Kei is one of the longest standing Cantonese institutions in Chinatown, it’s a multi-storey restaurant with 500 covers and…
Jen Café Review – Chinatown – come here to get your gap filled
If you’re in search for tummy filling, reasonably priced, and above all tasty food in a welcoming place then Jen…
Four Seasons Review – Chinatown – quack action
Four Seasons is a Chinatown faithful who champion the virtues of Cantonese roast duck; they really do get behind theirs…
Dumplings Legend – Review (Chinatown)
Since I was a kid, Chinatown was the mecca for authentic Cantonese cuisine, it was notoriously good for your niche…
New Mayflower Chinese Restaurant – Cantonese Food That Thrills Your Palate
New Mayflower needs no introduction in my opinion – it was my first post on here back in September 2012 and…
New Mayflower – Review (London Shaftsbury Avenue)
New Mayflower Shaftsbury Avenue How does one introduce a Cantonese restaurant that has been here longer than anyone cares? No…
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