Best Chinese private dining rooms in London

Take to the waters with this unique private dining experience. Located on the canal, just along from Regent’s Park, Feng Shang Princess invites you to delve into traditional cuisine, whilst floating on the water. Seat groups of 15-70 amongst the twinkling lights and hanging lanterns.

Located inside 55 Baker Street, Bright Courtyard brings the very best of Chinese fare from across its provinces, boasting menus of hot pots, dim sum and plenty more. The glass-roofed courtyard lounge can accommodate 150, whilst the Private Dining Suites work for smaller groups of eight to 20.

For relaxed dining in the heart of Covent Garden, head to Gura Gura, with its exploratory menus of Asian fare, and a downstairs speakeasy that can host up to 90. Interiors at Gura Gura are visually striking, with a ceiling smothered in hanging foliage, vibrantly coloured artwork and sprawling, mosaic-covered bar.

Inspired by Shanghai’s speakeasies, Park Chinois is practically dripping in glamour. Ornate gold detailing and extravagant chandeliers make this perfect for those planning a special occasion. Choose from three private dining spaces, each more lavish than the last, with dinners ranging from nine to 120 guests.

Set against the banks of the Thames, Park Plaza brings a wealth of experience when it comes to hosting private dinners, with several sleek, sophisticated options to choose from. The Ballroom is ideal for larger events of up to 660, whilst the River View Lounge can seat up to 80, bringing sprawling city views.

Duck & Rice Battersea puts a playful spin on private dining, mixing Cantonese cooking with more of a modern British pub vibe. Sharing menus feature crowd-pleasers like crispy duck, black pepper beef, and dim sum favourites like shumai and har gao, plus punchy cocktails. Set within Battersea Power Station, it’s relaxed, sociable and ideal for laid-back celebrations.

Perched high above Mayfair, Shanghai Me is a private dining showstopper. Panoramic windows look out over London  from the glamorous art deco private dining room, which is curtained off from the main space. Menus feature some of the best dim sum in the city, as well as some unapologetically luxe Cantonese cooking. Expect statement dishes, theatrical presentation and plenty of wow-factor from start to finish.