Chinatown London

10 delicious dessert options to try in Chinatown London over Easter 🍦😋 Which will you choose?

5 pre-theatre spots in Soho to enjoy with the family this Easter 🎭🍴

Top Easter Sunday Openings: Bun House Chinatown will be serving up special bunny-shaped Easter buns 🐰Evening Standard - GO London #EasterSunday

If you missed Mary Berry the cook in Chinatown London on BBC Two earlier this week, relive her visit via the link below 👇 and find out more about the first supermarket to import pak choi SeeWoo UK 🥬 and how to wok Sichuan-style at Jinli restaurant 🌶️🔥

Top Chinatown London restaurants to try with the kids this Easter 🐣🍴⛩️ #Eastereats

Mary Berry the cook explores Chinatown London in episode 5 of her BBC Two 'Quick Cooking' series 👩‍🍳🍳 Tonight at 8.30pm 📺

Snap into action this spring with our guide to Insta-worthy locations in Chinatown 😍🤳
Follow and tag 👉@chinatownlondon👈 in your Insta photos along with #chinatownlondon for a chance to feature on our feed!

We're in the midst of cherry blossom season 🌸 and to celebrate Yamagoyauk have their beautiful Sakura Raindrop Cake on offer 😍 Hurry, it's only available until April 15th!

The finalists of the Golden Chopsticks Awards 2019 🥢 have been announced! Find out who made it here 👉 bit.ly/GCAs_2019_finalists
Gok Wan, will be hosting the awards ceremony at the London Marriott Hotel Grosvenor Square on April 29th, along with the biggest names, influencers and chefs in the Oriental food industry, and of course the category finalists.
Buy your ticket now 🎫 and celebrate the best of the UK's South East Asian cuisine and culture! 👇

Try something new this Easter. We've rounded up 9 recipes from Chinatown London perfect for sharing with the family 🐰👪🍴

How to spend 24 hours eating the best food in London Chinatown, with The Cutlery Chronicles Take the family for a tasty day out in London this Easter 👪😋🍽️

Join David Lammie for a talk at Guanghwa bookshop 📚 (Cypress Books) on Wed 20th March, on his English translation of renowned Chinese author Jiang Zilong's novel 'Empires of Dust'.
This rags-to-riches tale takes the reader through the remarkable changes in rural development in China, right from the 1950s up until the early 21st century.
If you're interested please register here 👇

NEWLY OPENED: Shanghai Modern, 12 Newport Place, is a noodle and dumplings restaurant bringing a flavour of 1930s Shanghai-chic to London's Chinatown.

This weekend, as a springtime special, TSUJIRI Uk are introducing a Sakura Matcha Latte 🍵 as part of the Japanese tradition of welcoming in cherry blossom season 🌸
👉 https://tsujiri.co.uk/

With the 'good old days' gone, "when did the village become the burden of the country?" asks Liang Hong.
Join the award-winning Chinese author this Thursday at Guanghwa bookshop 📚 where her extensive field research and ground-breaking literary works will lead a discussion on 'Reclaiming the Lost Homes and Memories' of Rural China.
Click through to register for free 👇

Congratulations Yael Medina, winner of the £50 SeeWoo UK voucher from our ‘Family Recipes from Chinatown London’ prize draw! 🎉🙌
A huge thanks to everyone who entered and enjoyed our Family Recipe booklet! We hope you managed to try out the recipes for yourself 😊
Make sure to follow us on Facebook for future giveaways 👍

Mary Berry the cook's new BBC Two series 'Mary Berry's Quick Cooking' begins tonight at 8.30pm! 👩‍🍳📺
Put your feet up and join her culinary adventures as Mary explores the best of speedy cooking, from the medinas of Marrakech, and the cobbled streets of Rome, to festival foods and the buzzing kitchens of Chinatown London 😊

Voting for the The Golden Chopsticks Awards 2019 closes this Sunday! 🥢🥇
Help the best Far Eastern cuisine the UK has to offer get the recognition it deserves by voting today 👇
AND in doing so you could WIN £500 💰 + a meal for two 🍽️

Last year Chinatown London had the pleasure of Mary Berry the cook's company, as part of her new BBC Two series, 'Mary Berry's Quick Cooking'
You can catch episode 1 this coming Monday at 8.30pm 📺

always a great atmosphere and fantastic restaurants in China Town. This time, we had some awesome dumplings for lunch at "Young Chen" and "Super Star" and lovely dinner at the "Golden Dragon", which is in my opinion one of the best chinese restaurants there. Mr Wong, the head manager there, is such a nice and funny person! :)



I've already miss it now. I hope we will return soon!

We ate at Cheng Young a small restaurant but has an upstairs too. Excellent food. We ordered our own dishes rather than pick set menu and it worked out same cost wise. Fun sum menu available too. We entered about 5.30ish and when we left people were queuing to get in. Chinese people were also eating there which shows just what fantastic quality it was. Recommend it and would definitely return there *****

I went to China Town- London yesterday with my daughter. It is my favourite time of the year to visit China Town, because I love the decorations and red is my favourite colour.It always makes me feel like I'm in another Country for a bit even though I know China is probably more gorgeous.

Chinatown was very busy with queues in most restaurants but we chose one with no queue and walked straight in and got a table:)

The food was excellent

Service was ok

Would definitely eat there again

The Lotus Garden

Chinatown :)

China town was buzzing as always around Chinese New Year.

had a great night we ate in the golden dragon food was good service was excellent ,very Friendly staff what we couldn't eat (due to the amount) they packaged it up for us to take home.

All the sights and smells of a different continent, but instead in the middle of London , whether you are there for an impromptu massage , picking up exotic ingredients for your next dinner party or there to feast , you won't be disappointed, enjoying an extremely fresh coconut bun as I write....

When to Dim Sum for a later dinner. Trying to not eat meat so bit worried! Didn't need to be. Ordered veg spring rolls egg fried rice n noodles. With Chinese tea. Food was amazing. Service not brilliant hence only 4. Great end to a great day.

Friday night is less busy than Saturday,but what drags you into Chinatown is the great smell of food the restaurant we went didn't look that great from the outside but the queues outside tell a story and the food was not disappointing be prepared to take cash as a lot of restaurants are cash only

Second time we have eaten here and the Chinese takeaways and restaurants at home are far superior, poor service and the restaurant itself was nothing special, absolutely will not be eating there when we go back to London.

always a great atmosphere and fantastic restaurants in China Town. This time, we had some awesome dumplings for lunch at "Young Chen" and "Super Star" and lovely dinner at the "Golden Dragon", which is in my opinion one of the best chinese restaurants there. Mr Wong, the head manager there, is such a nice and funny person! :)



I've already miss it now. I hope we will return soon!

We ate at Cheng Young a small restaurant but has an upstairs too. Excellent food. We ordered our own dishes rather than pick set menu and it worked out same cost wise. Fun sum menu available too. We entered about 5.30ish and when we left people were queuing to get in. Chinese people were also eating there which shows just what fantastic quality it was. Recommend it and would definitely return there *****

I went to China Town- London yesterday with my daughter. It is my favourite time of the year to visit China Town, because I love the decorations and red is my favourite colour.It always makes me feel like I'm in another Country for a bit even though I know China is probably more gorgeous.

Chinatown was very busy with queues in most restaurants but we chose one with no queue and walked straight in and got a table:)

The food was excellent

Service was ok

Would definitely eat there again

The Lotus Garden

Chinatown :)

China town was buzzing as always around Chinese New Year.

had a great night we ate in the golden dragon food was good service was excellent ,very Friendly staff what we couldn't eat (due to the amount) they packaged it up for us to take home.

All the sights and smells of a different continent, but instead in the middle of London , whether you are there for an impromptu massage , picking up exotic ingredients for your next dinner party or there to feast , you won't be disappointed, enjoying an extremely fresh coconut bun as I write....

When to Dim Sum for a later dinner. Trying to not eat meat so bit worried! Didn't need to be. Ordered veg spring rolls egg fried rice n noodles. With Chinese tea. Food was amazing. Service not brilliant hence only 4. Great end to a great day.

Friday night is less busy than Saturday,but what drags you into Chinatown is the great smell of food the restaurant we went didn't look that great from the outside but the queues outside tell a story and the food was not disappointing be prepared to take cash as a lot of restaurants are cash only

Second time we have eaten here and the Chinese takeaways and restaurants at home are far superior, poor service and the restaurant itself was nothing special, absolutely will not be eating there when we go back to London.