Imperial China - Carte

There is a reason that Chinese families come here and that when I have guests from China they want to go here for the dim sum. Very good seafood and strongly recommend the weekend dim sum menu.

Delicious best Chinese dim sum in the area. Bit pricey but as good as restaurants in china town. Honestly the service is what I expect when I go to a Chinese ran restaurant a bit blunt and direct but doesn’t take away from the experience.

Food was ok however was shocked at the final price of the meal. Very very expensive. Was then charged additional £5 when I asked if I could take some of the food home. They claimed this was the price of the containers used. Sadly I will not be returning. Voir le carte

The food was really good and the waiters were really attentive we were a party of twelve and there was food left over so we asked for doggy bags to take the food home bearing in mind the amount of money we collectively spent I felt the charge of £4:80 for the boxes was inappropriate and for that reason I won’t return

Food was ok but I feel there are better venues for this higher price bracket. The service left a lot to be desired. Rude and patronising, as if they were doing us a favour letting us eat there. And when we pointed out we had been overcharged on the bill, we were told we were wrong when, clearly, we were not. We will not return.

Having read a number of reviews for this restaurant before booking for dinner on Friday night with my kids and one of their girlfriends, I knew we could expect good food, but was wondering about the service. I have to say, our experience was entirely positive. The restaurant was full, but despite this the service was very attentive and positive. The food was really very good and the wine list is reasonably priced. Finally, the decor was great. We had a really good time. I am sure we will be back. Voir le carte

I’ve been here many times, mainly for Dim Sum which they serve every day at lunchtimes only. It’s just so good. You know it’s going to be good when you walk in because the majority of the diners are Chinese. If you’ve eaten in the type of restaurants that local people eat at in Hong Kong and like that type of authentic food, you will be right at home here. The menu is MASSIVE which is a bit daunting, so do your research before you go! The tea is plentiful and very smooth and drinkable. Not so good if you’re a veggy as with most Chinese food. It’s usually full but daytimes you can usually get a table. May be best to book.

This has long been a favourite for our West London relatives and our latest visit did not disappoint. We were a large party for a family member 's birthday lunch and had a spacious round table with lazy Susan. The range of dim sum is great as well as the usual siu mai, har gow we had yam croquettes, cheung fun, rice dumplings and loads of others, plenty of variety. We also had a couple of noodle dishes. Service was speedy and efficient and the tea kept being topped up. The bill was reasonable for the amount of food. Luckily our relatives are used to the 'cash only ' thing and came suitably prepared. It 's the best London dim sum we 've found since the sad demise of the Chuen Cheng Ku in Chin...

Worst service I have ever had in my entire life. Unfriendly waiter with no manners and disrespectful to customer. Serving wrong food and instead of apologize or changing it, he just rise his voice and try to have arguing with me and pulling and ugly face, told me he will not talk to me because he is not a manager. I thought the manager will come and talk to us but he never came. When the bill came it showed that we have to pay for the dish that we refuse and did not eat it. Till then I have a chance to talk to manager and refuse to pay for that dish. Manger just said OK WITHOUT any apologize and not friendly. They charge 10% for the service which I have to pay for it and make me feel sick af... Voir le carte