Best Cantonese and Sichuan cuisines in London. Our restaurants remain true to the old ways of traditional cooking, while other Chinese restaurants in London adapt their style to fit better to British palates
Hotpot is one of the most signature Chinese cuisines that has been enjoyed for centuries. It is a communal meal where a pot of simmering broth is placed in the centre of the table, and diners can choose from a wide range of ingredients, such as thinly sliced meats, seafood, vegetables, mushrooms and noodles to cook in their chosen flavour of the broth. After which, diners can savour the cooked food in customisable dipping sauces and seasonings.At Haidilao Hotpot, we are committed to providing a unique and enjoyable dining experience that combines delicious food, a cosy and intimate ambience, and exceptional customer service.
Established since 2015 in China Town, London, Jin Li Restaurant has grown into a reputable chain with 8 branches around the UK. Being one of the latest branches, Morington Crecent Jinli, located at the centre of Camden High Street, has gained tremendous amount of reputation around the area, thanks to our simply authentic Chinese cuisines(including Cantonese and Sichuan food) and dedicated services.
Our chef Zhao is bringing his abundance of cooking experience and expertise to Meeting Noodles. He is a master of Cantonese cuisine and Sichuan cuisine. He has worked as an executive chef in many five-star hotels for many years in China and won a gold medal in the first China Hotel Service System Cooking Competition in 2005 and also won the title of "Top Ten Executive Chef" in the Northeast Region of China. Since relocating to London, Chef Zhao has involved in the reception and catering service to many high level Chinese officials during their visits to the UK.Relax in an air-conditioned dining room and enjoy our chef's signature dishes served by our friendly waiting staff at Meeting Noodles.
Simmer Huang launched on the market in 2004. The main feature of its dish is to apply the traditional cooking method of ‘simmering’ to modern catering. It is cooked completely by the water of the food itself, without adding water to the pot. The main feature of the restaurant is to advocate a standardized Chinese food model of ‘no chef, no smoke, and no repeated use of ingredients’.
New on OpenTable!Lantern is a popular spot in the Farringdon area. Whether you're looking for a light bite or the full foodie experience, explore the dishes at Lantern and experience authentic Chinese food in London. We look forward to seeing you!
