At Tamara Lounge there is something for everyone. From the sizzle of our mixed grills to our mouth-watering stir-fries & arabice Mezze's, your senses will be tantalised with our superb Indian, Chinese & Lebanese cuisine. Designed as a hybrid hub - Tamara Lounge reinvents itself seamlessly from a stylish and vibrant restaurant to a post 10 pm late-night bar on Friday and Saturday nights.
Since 1984, Leigh House Chinese restaurant has been creating exquisite Cantonese cuisine. With a passion for quality and attention to detail which is second to none, our menu is crafted to provide a variety of the very best in Cantonese cuisine. Each carefully arranged dish will be made fresh allowing us to meet your specific dietary requirements. You will find us in the heart of Old Town Beaconsfield in beautiful surroundings, our warm, relaxed environment offers the perfect setting for you to enjoy your time with us.Please contact us directly if you wish to book for parties of 12 or more.
Nestled in the historic town of Egham, The Mira offers a regional Chinese menu combining the simplicity of refined flavours with traditional cuisine in the towns former HSBC Bank.The Mira stays true to buying the best produce and delivering traditional fare designed for discerning foodies. Our goal is to remind our guests to enjoy the simple pleasures of sharing food, stories and experiences.From the aromas of fresh ingredients to an inspiring menu that explores timeless flavours across various Chinese regions, The Mira is the finest dining experience in town.We serve a seasonal changing menu that draws inspiration from flavours and techniques from various Chinese regions.
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.
