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This is one of the more upscale and beautifully decorated Chinese restaurants in London. The food was good and presented nicely (although the lobster and noodles could have used a bit more seasoning). It offers a much more laid-back experience compared to restaurants in Chinatown.

The interior was beautiful and the food was delicious. The only negative thing was our waitress, I felt that she was not very approachable or polite. It was possible that she was stressed from a busy lunch service and due to being short staffed. They were really good though and even let me charge my phone behind the till register!

Their food was decent and the dining area was well decor. Compare to the last time I visited London 3 years ago (pre-pandemic), the only complaint I have is their dim sums are not in house made anymore. It’s like they got it from a with mass production factory somewhere else. But their in house production like the steam rice rolls congee fried rice etc are still very good. View menu

The best Chinese restaurant! The food was lovely they didn’t take long! Also we just walked without booking a table… the staff was very friendly and even advise us not to order more food because it was going to be big portions from what we already ordered not like some other restaurant they would just think about the money… lol Overall great experience I would go back again.

If you looking for High grade food , always fresh and delicious, beautiful decor this is the place to go Phoenix Palace ! 4 meat rotisserie platter is absolutely delicious. Fresh Dim Sum Good for couples for romantic dinner. Absolutely recommended for families, kids love the food and love the big fish tank located in front of the restaurant. Overall love it ! Highly recommend the place !

I’ve only ever been here for dinner over the past 20+ years and quality of food has always been great. So came here for dim sum. Food was just as good. There’s a good selection of dim sum available and some new style ones like the steam rice rolls with crispy dough and prawns. Spare ribs were quite large compared to other restaurants. The beef crispy noodles and ho fun dish was nasty, with a good amount of beef. I wasn’t disappointed. View menu

The food at this restaurant was delicious and perfectly seasoned. Some may prefer to add a little condiment, such as soy sauce or chili, to dishes like the prawn dumplings, depending on their personal taste. The flavors reminded me of my childhood, and I can't believe I hadn't been here sooner. With so few Cantonese restaurants in Chinatown now, I may start coming here more often. Highlights of the meal included the Wasabi Prawns, stir-fried mooli cake with Choi Sum, and my all-time favorite Pei Pa Tofu (although I have had better versions elsewhere).

I would give this Chinese restaurant near Baker Street tube station 3.5 stars. The interior is clean and tastefully decorated, creating a pleasant ambiance. However, I was not overly impressed with the food. It was okay, but did not live up to the surroundings or my expectations. The crispy pork lacked crispiness and was oddly topped with salad, the tofu portion was small, and the spicy lamb had too much vinegar for my taste. While the dishes were tasty, they could have been improved. On a positive note, the service was excellent - fast, friendly, and patient.

This is a decent Chinese (Cantonese) restaurant with a wide range choice of food available to choose including Dim Sun serving for dinner. Dim Sum is served for lunch but not dinner, but I am not complaining. Wine list is decent enough for a Chinese restaurant to be honest. Food is good but a bit pricey but I am happy to pay for the food. The decor is a bit too red for my liking, more like a Western perception of the Far East Oriental, but it is still tasteful. The only issue I have is the paper napkins. With the price of the food, I would expect something more high end than some paper napkins. Service is ok, nothing too wow about it, just a usual Chinese restaurant service standard. Food 8.... View menu