53 Chinese Restaurants near London

"This old-school restaurant on Chinatown’s main drag has had its ups and downs over the years but is currently on top form – a well-deserved ..." Read our full review

"Master Wei, tucked down a pedestrianised side street near Russell Square, is the second London restaurant from chef Guirong Wei, who also co-owns Xi&rs ..." Read our full review

"Done out like a storybook market inn, this Soho sibling of the Bayswater original is patrolled by tough silk-clad women, who aren’t above rushing ..." Read our full review

"If you want to visit a restaurant where the xiao long bao are prepared in the window but you can’t face the queues at Din Tai Fung, this Chinatow ..." Read our full review

"This tiny, two-floor site is now home to a dumpling den, after a busy recent history in which it’s played host to Pitt Cue Co and Rockadolla hotd ..." Read our full review

"Gone are the days when finding a well-priced restaurant in Covent Garden meant resorting to a chain site for a quick bite. Instead, there’s now n ..." Read our full review

"“A real go-to for fantastic dim sum”, cool Yauatcha still provides thrills galore – whether you’re grazing in the noisy street- ..." Read our full review

Noble Palace is a fine dining Chinese restaurant in the heart of London serving authentic dishes in a vibrant atmosphere. Aiming to emulate the fine cuisine ... Find out more

"With RedFarm joining Balthazar a couple of doors up, Russell Street is turning into a mini Manhattan, in fact this first international branch of Canton ..." Read our full review

House of Ming offers a world-class dining experience, mixing authentic Cantonese and Sichuan cuisine with a London twist inside the five-star St. James&rsqu ... Find out more

"London’s most famous Chinese restaurant remains a must-visit for all fans of Cantonese food – and anyone interested in how the capital&rsqu ..." Read our full review

Lucy Wong is a sophisticated underground cocktail bar in Fitzrovia inspired by the 1957 novel ‘The World of Suzie Wong’ by Richard Mason. It's a ... Find out more

"The minimal, grey on black, slate & leather stylings of this slinky Chinatown interloper look expensive, but the menu remains affordable. It roams ..." Read our full review

A hot little number, the Baozi Inn mini-chain was among the first to break the Cantonese stranglehold on Chinatown. These folksy looking trio of restaurants ... Find out more