Sanbao Chinese Kitchen

Good food and tasty, enjoyed all food we ordered vegetarian options, tiny nice décor give bit of local Chinese feel with bamboos

Food ok..staff rude and took forever to take the order for drinks and food. No service whatsoever, had to keep asking the waiter which was the boss.

A bit of this and a bit of that! Nor here nor there, it is what it is no thrills, Bish bosh bash. No drama no palaver. If you can’t be bothered to cook, come here slap 30 squid on the table and eat some Mongolian beef and Korean rice.

This is a mediocre place. The food was so and so- my squid was over fried and as for any vegetables, it came with only onions. I had to ask for soya sauce and even a napkin which was not given. The waitress doesn’t understand English so ordering took some time. The toilet hadn’t been flushed or cleaned- nasty surprise. The interior is garish

This was my first visit and I will be coming back. The food is fresh, hot and delicious. It’s Northern Chinese food and the menu is large. Loads of dishes to choose from. Also, a traditional menu is located within The main menu, the northern Chinese menu. We ordered the salt and pepper squid, dumplings, pepper and salt baby ribs, steamed rice, pok Choi with garlic, king prawn and turnip soup and a traditional northern dish too. Everything we had was excellent and reasonably priced. Friendly staff and cosy ambience

Googled 'Chinese restaurant ' without much hope after seeing a show, my niece and I fancied Chinese food but did not hold any hope of finding much around Hammersmith. Went to Sanbao more in hope than expectation but what a meal! Had pigs trotters, and pig 's intestines with king prawns and some dumplings and pak choi and a decent bottle of wine. Really lovely place and lovely food and will be visiting again. Thank you Sanbao for making our evening, a Chinese restaurant not infested by 'Chinglesh ' food and with Chinese customers but we were made welcome.

I Felt like eating some thing elite so I ended up in this Chinese joint ordered a Tom yum kung SOUP which more like a Veggie soup I ordered Chinese veges and a Coke. As I didn't have my glasses I depended on the waiter the female WAITER did not know a word of English she brought the male waiter who just about could speak English Between the 2 dishes and service charge with out me knowing I left a decent Tip. As I got home and checked the card statement I was shocked how much they had charged me For SOMETHING that was not that tasty. Never again would I go there again

Looking for a Chinese, I ended up in a basic looking joint called Sanbao Chinese Kitchen, where staff were friendly enough, if not exactly providing silver service. The guy who served me was perplexed when I asked for a glass of wine it isn't included in the lunch menu, you see, whereas I could have had a free soft drink. But I could see the bottle, and I fancied one! (And yes, he mistook what I said and initially poured me a glass of red. He then repaired to the side, where he tuned into some football match on his laptop the commentary mixing with the commentary from two separate Chinese programmes, showing on the two tvs on the wall. The rest of the work was left to the young lady who'd ju...

The Sanbao Chinese Kitchen is quick, flavoursome and cheap – especially at lunchtime. The lunch special is a bargain £6.50, which includes drink (choices include fruit juices and Chinese tea), starter and main course with rice. You pay £7.50 for some of the premium choices. The only problem is, everything pitches up together. While I was delighted to receive my mushroom consommé – good flavour, slightly gloopy – almost immediately after ordering, I was dismayed to be brought my main course barely 20 seconds later. The sweet and sour chicken dish with pineapple was good, with a rich red citrusy sauce and mound of rice, but it was so hard on the heels of the starter that it was difficult to ju...