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C&R Cafe Restaurant
C&R Cafe Restaurant is a Chinatown staple serving one of the best nasi lemaks in London.
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Rasa Sayang
As well as excellent beef rendang and flaky roti canai, this busy Malaysian cafe in Chinatown does some of the best char kway teow noodles in town.
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Wong Kei
Wong Kei is a brilliant Chinatown landmark that’s always there when you need a bowl of wonton soup or a plate of rice and ho-fun. Just bring cash.
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Hung’s Chinese Restaurant | 美食軒
Hung’s is a Chinatown staple that’s good for no-nonsense noodle soup and Cantonese roast meat. It’s also an excellent late night Chinese restaurant.
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The Shan State
The Shan State is an excellent and authentic Burmese restaurant in Chinatown.
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Four Seasons | 文興酒家
The Four Seasons in Chinatown is famous for their roast duck, which is not only excellent but one of the best things you can eat in London.
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The Palomar
Sit at the bar at The Palomar, this Israeli small plates restaurant in Chinatown, and you’re guaranteed a good time.
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Orient London
Orient is a classic Cantonese restaurant on Wardour Street with a dim sum menu (and cheung fun) that you should definitely seek out.
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The Best Spots For Roast Duck, Dumplings, & Noodle Soups In London’s Chinatown
Glistening meat, chewy noodles, sweet BBQ pork-stuffed buns, and other delicious orders.
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The Best Restaurants in Chinatown
Looking for the restaurant that does the best roast duck, hot pots, or dim sum? Here’s where you should be eating in Chinatown.
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Food House
Food House is a Sichuan restaurant in Chinatown serving solid chilli oil noodles, platters of dumplings, and more. It’s good for a group, or solo.
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Jinli Restaurant
Jinli is a Sichuan restaurant next to Leicester Square specialising in hot and dry pots. Come hungry and bring friends.
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Old Town 97
Open until 4am every night, Old Town 97 is a super-useful Chinatown spot serving great roasted meats and Cantonese classics.
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Joy King Lau
Joy King Lau is one of the more relaxed restaurants in Chinatown, and one to head to if you have a meal with family or a big group of friends in the diary.
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Olle
Olle is a Korean BBQ spot on Shaftesbury Avenue where you’ll get to cook things like like wagyu beef on a grill in the middle of your table.
