Plum Valley (Chinatown)

• There is a wide menu and it is all delicious and reasonably priced
• On this visit our table was by the door and quite drafty
• You get in and you discover that actually Plum Valley (Chinatown) is one of the best Chinese restaurants in London
• The prices are correct and the quality is very good
• The setting and interiors of Plum Valley (Chinatown) is very unconventional and modern
• The food was just above average and same thing goes with the staff and service that was provided to us
• Where you get a great extensive menu and is delicious are a rip off
• The decor here was appealing and rather nice
• The food in my opinion was very average and quite let me down
• I expected far more and was not looking forward to sticky dumplings coming to my table
• The flowering tea was a good bet
• The decor here is amazing and very chic
• Most of the dishes were delicious however they were too expensive and not worth the money
• Plum Valley (Chinatown) was recommended to us by a friend
• Plum Valley (Chinatown) is a notch above other restaurants of its kind
• The portions were large enough
• The service was also nice and helpful
• If you are a Chinese lover then Plum Valley (Chinatown) is surely for you
• The location is really very good and the decor is also amazing
• The quality of the food that they are offering you is amazing and portions are also very huge
• The interiors of the place were great and very appealing
• The waitress however was a bit sour and not warm
• The prices are also rather fair and I would definitely vsist again
• Plum Valley (Chinatown) is all negatives when it comes to the portions
• What makes one keep going back for more is the fact that Plum Valley (Chinatown) has the perfect feel of a fine elegant dining restaurant
• The service is just about average
• We ordered the dim sums platter and the authentic spring rolls as starters and they were lip smackingly good
• I went to this restaurant to have some dim sum which by the way was pretty good
• The amount charged for it was exorbitant
• The ambience was quite good and the dÃ
• I had the main course which was quite expensive and I am not sure whether I would be coming to Plum Valley (Chinatown) again
• Plum Valley (Chinatown) was recommended to me by a friend
• I went to try it out to see if it was good for booking for a party
• The service was terrible throughout the meal
• The manager was rude and unapologetic
• Wanting to avoid the crowd at Chinatown and choosing a restaurant that looked more upmarket was my intention behind stumbling upon this one
• The pancake was mediocre and the waiter was not polite to cut the duck in front of us
• Plum Valley (Chinatown) serves delicious food in the best atmosphere
• Is easily the best Chinese place in the neighbourhood
• The wine list was very impressive
• In all the food here was pretty decent and good
• Another dish I ordered was quite good
• The texture was as I like it
• I must say the service here was great and we were lucky to have a good seat by the window
• Their dim sum menu is really good and served all day
• Scallop dumplings are my favorite here
• Chicken Thai dumplings are good for spice lovers
• Honey pork bun are some good options as well
• Book a table in advance as Plum Valley (Chinatown) is always so full of people all the time
• The prices are on the upscale maybe due to the romantic seating
• The drinks were superb too
• The service is decent but a little understaffed
• Plum Valley (Chinatown) is the perfect setting for a great street experience
• From a black front side which is so unique to the elite interiors
• The food (mainly consisting of dim sums) was taking too long for preparation
• They need to realise that just having a heavy pricing on food without actually delivering quality is not going to help them retain their customers
• The service was really good here and the staff was also very good
• I went back to this restaurant for Dim Sum and it was pretty amazing
• The entire meal was a delicious one and the service was also pretty standard
• This restaurant is an authentic option
• The dishes were pretty average compared to high price charged
• The restaurant is not extraordinary in terms of wither service or food
• The prawn dumplings were rather good
• It is the ambiance of Plum Valley (Chinatown) that is more encapsulating than its food
• We had the chance of visiting Plum Valley (Chinatown) lately and it was a decent one
• The food was absolutely delicious especially the chicken and the dim sum selection was pretty good as well
• The ambience was quite decent and Plum Valley (Chinatown) is quite suited for families with kids
• Inside it is relaxed with very attentive service something not always easy to find in Chinatown
• Mixed starters were again generous but lacking in flavour without sweet chilli sauce
• Sadly things went downhill after that as crispy duck was cold as were some of the mains
• The mixed seafood in a clay pot was spicy and enjoyable
• I think I will go back as it was late at night (10.30 after a show) and it might be the kitchen had died of exhaustion
• Unfortunately the food is also westernized so it lacks the zing of proper Chinese food and unfortunately it is overpriced for what it is
• What's great about it is that there's usually table even when it's during weekend when everywhere else are busy
• Dinner is also quite good with decor to match
• Great portion sizes with great flavours
• Drinks are a little pricey and I was a little disappointed with my mojito but other than that everything was great
• Then for mains I ordred thai land fried prawns with garlic shoots &
• Sweet basil the prawns were delious also had the flit steak that melted in your mouth cooked to perfection
• The basement is too stuffy and loud
• A calm place with dark furniture &
• Dimmed lights this makes for rather an adult friendly place than a location for families with kids may be of advantage depending on what you're looking
• Crispy noodles with chicken &
• The yumcha at plum valley was very enjoyable
• All the items were authentic and tasty
• A great place to dine with friends or a lover haha
• The booth came with a minimum spend on alchohol and food which worked nicely for our group of 8 10 people
• A definite recommendation for the Chinese food lover with delightful entertainment
• My favorite was the &ldquo
• I tried the chicken in schezwan chillies and the lamb both were out of this world they also serve asahi beer and though not cheap a must visit whilst in Chinatown

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