Peking - Menu

Been going here for years and it’s a hidden gem. Old fashioned service...no buffet rush here. Quality food and friendly service

My wife called the restaurant to inform them of my son's sesame allergy and asked if it would be a problem. The owner assured her that no dishes would be cooked in sesame oil or contain sesame. As a result, she made a reservation for tonight.

Tasteless food, slimey pink chicken, soggy rice, prawn toast soaked in fat. Our Valentine's meal which cost £30 was put straight in the bin. Very disappointed in what we believed had the reputation of one of the best in Gravesend. Would not eat here again. View menu

Intimate authentic atmosphere very Christmastime background music. There is a lunchtime menu of two courses fo £5.50 which looked delicious but we went for the A La Carte menu which was more choice filled. Really good food delightful waiter and very reasonably priced.

I love this restaurant. Went for mums 70th birthday and again it didn't disappoint. Food and service fantastic. This is my restaurant of choice for a special occasion. You are never rushed always pre booked so not sure if you just turn up) never had a bad meal and always made to feel welcome even with children.

We had a spur of the moment to eat out and my boyfriend asked me where I wanted to go. I said what about Peking and so we did.We wasnt dissapointed in fact we had such a very warm welcome by the lovely couple that run it. The decor was very authentic and had a warm cozy feel.The food and service was amazing, the best chinese we have ever had.We will definately be back. View menu

I been coming here since 1972 ! It's a little different now the original family retired but it's still high quality. It could do with a bit of a spruce up but the food is still simply delicious. This was our first visit for a year or two but the owner still remembered us. Never had a bad meal here so can't understand some of the other reviews! But it's all down to opinion I suppose. We of course will definitely return.

There's something very endearing about this restaurant. slightly old fashioned but with a real honest feel. the food is above average for sure, but not quite very good. I had salt and pepper squid. Huge pieces of squid meant it kept tender and had delicious garlic and spring onion with it. Again, a really honest dish without being quite first rate. the squid could have been slightly smaller and the batter slightly less oily. For the main I had satay chicken which could have been spicier and a large shape wheat noodle dish i can't remember the name of (i don't remember seeing it on a menu before) but would recommend. Chinese tea was delicious, prices very good, service as friendly as you can...

This restaurant is known as the longest-running establishment in Kent, having been established in its current form in 1972. However, its history as a Chinese restaurant dates back even earlier, as I remember visiting it in the sixties when it was called The Oyster. Despite changing ownership over the years, it has certainly accumulated a rich history. Although I am not a regular customer, I have enjoyed dining here on numerous occasions since those early days. One drawback is that the entrance is discreet and up a steep flight of stairs, making it less accessible for those with mobility issues. However, once inside, the interior is welcoming and cozy, decorated in a traditional style that ha... View menu