Tao Tao Ju - Menu

We ordered on Deliveroo and it was really good! Things were still warm, good quantity and had a lot of flavour. We loved the prawn dumplings, the chicken with black bean sauce and the roasted pork char siu buns. Would not order the pork dumplings again. It was a little pricy bit there was discount on Deliveroo so that worked out well. We will order again for sure!

Taste: 5 out of 5. Cantonese food with good flavors. Service: 5 out of 5. Staff are friendly and supportive: I came to the restaurant around 10:20pm after my meetings. They quickly helped me to place the order and brought the food over. Price: reasonable and affordable. Location: In the Soho area (Chinatown Very convenient. Recommend if you want to eat something with good flavor and diversity.

Great service, staff were friendly and welcoming. They have a great selection of food whether you are a vegetarian, like meat or fish, like noodles or rice dishes. They also have a large selection of different dumplings you will definitely find something you can eat. was delicious. We had Chinese tea but they also have beer, wine or a selection of soft drinks or juices. I found the food delicious and will definitely come back View menu

Very good Chinese restaurant to go to. We went to try the dim sum and it was fresh And they had a good range of dim sum, rice dishes and noodles. Maybe the dim sum could be a bit larger but it did the job, between three people it was about 85 pounds total. The staff were fast and efficient. You got a large sheet with details of the dim sum in English describing the dim sum with the names. It made it easy to fill in. The fried custard buns were great.

Tao Tao Ju is where you must go if you are looking for the best dim sum in London. Book in advance as it is popular and you will figure out why once you start eating their delicious dishes. We tried different ones but our favourites are the prawn or prawn and scallops ones (but dare to try them all as they are fantastic). Also, allow space for the duck rolls and the crispy seaweed as they are a must too! The restaurant is a hidden gem in Chinatown. Enjoy!

We decided to try Tao Tao Ju using Deliveroo for our meal. The dishes were prepared and brought to us from a kitchen located outside of central London, potentially near Acton. The dim sum servings were plentiful and tasty, with the chicken wings and fried custard buns being our favorites. The Singapore style vermicelli had a subtle spice that was well-balanced in taste. The fujian fried rice was just as delicious as we remembered. The food was delivered in eco-friendly bags, which was a thoughtful detail. View menu

My friends and I came to this restaurant with a craving for Dim Sum. I have visited many Chinatowns around the world, and usually, you can expect cheap and tasty food at any place. However, that was not the experience we had here. The prices were high, and the portions of Dim Sum were smaller than what I am used to. The chicken soup portion was also very small, barely enough for one person. While the taste of the Dim Sum was okay, we have had better elsewhere and left feeling disappointed and still hungry. Considering the high prices we paid, we do not plan on returning to this restaurant.

I was super excited for this restaurant to open in my neighborhood and be available on Deliveroo. However, I was incredibly disappointed with the portion sizes. We had a half full container of crispy beef floss, coated in batter that cost £13! The other items that we ordered were overly sweet and tasted very one dimensional. We ordered two different kinds of noodles they both tasted pretty much the same and lacked flavor. Incredibly disappointing and overpriced. The portions are tiny. I think the money that you're paying is going towards packaging. The food arrived hot and in an insulated bag. Everything was packaged well. I just wish it tasted as good as it looked.

book here for a party of 6 for the Chinese silvesternacht after they do not make the booking for another restaurant due to this busy night. we ordered the peking duck and all the dishes for a happy and wealthy years like fish, noodles and dumplings. the dimming cum dishes came first char sui bungalow and xiao long bao were standard and tasted quite well. there were no spoons tho for the xiao long bao that made it a little harder less traditional. our dishes came next to the damped sea bass was delicious, the bones were taken out (except the side fins that made it easy to eat (but less fun, as I like to flipping the fish when a side is done) the Ho fun (rice nudel with rührei had a bit of eve... View menu