Imperial China (Chinatown)

• Partly for this reason it is often the host of Westminster's official Chinese New Year celebrations also
• Over a little wooden bridge underneath which is a pond filled with carp
• Here the sounds of Chinatown are immediately blocked out and replaced with the bustle of an ever busy restaurant
• It takes up a couple of floors and there is a mezzanine area that looks down onto the ground floor restaurant
• Two level restaurant with a real feel of Chinese dining
• Round tables with a turning wheel in the middle
• Because good jasmine tea is something to enjoy and savour
• What's more important it was real Chinese food
• The real highlight is the dum sum
• Only wish these were not restricted to lunchtime only
• Probably the best restaurant in China town
• Plus the food is oh so good
• If you are too lazy to head to Bayswater for what I think the best Chinese food in London
• Imperial China in China town is a safe bet
• There was no particular reason to be here except that I was in Soho and Imperial China (Chinatown) looked nice on the inside with happy Chinese diners that told me that if it's good for them then it's good for me
• The traditional Red over here was very welcome
• We asked if it was OK to share
• The hot and sour was really very good
• The mains ordered Sechwan fried scallops and Kungpau Chicken with Veg crispy noodles and some rice
• Tmhe noodles were passable but the other items hit the mark
• They ordered for us which was really exciting as it meant trying loads of new things
• The quantity served is good and the place is cozy to enjoy the meal
• We went with a cohort going to study in Shanghai and it was an amazing experience to let us know what life in china would be like
• The dimsum platter was good but the chicken
• Yes it was it was like we ordered a bowl of cream with chicken dumped in it

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