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NB 2022 update. This lovely restaurant has now permanently closed. Our absolute favourite Chinese restaurant in London. I dream of their crispy chilli cauliflower starter as it's so amazing. Their pickled veg appetisers are also lovely. We recently discovered their crispy banana fritters, coated in
I have been going to YMing for 25 years. Dont bother anywhere else in London. The food is outstanding and service impeccable.
We came here especially for the Pekin duck and it was excellent. It was also served in a very authentic way, with soup and leftover stir-fry coming after the calssic pancakes. The service was very polite and attentive, offering good recommendations on what and when to order extra. We haven't had muc
Watching my son’s video back in two years ago when we visited London and kept coming back to Y Ming during our 9-day stay. Very hospitable staff, delicious dishes, top cleanliness, and nice interior design all made it our memorable, kids-friendly and enjoyable experience.
Fabulous meal - excellent produce and very tasty. The waitress even helped demonstrate how to use the chopsticks.
I ate at Y Ming a few months ago. I had booked for 4, but all my friend's arrived late, with the last one turning up an hour later. The staff was very welcoming and looked after me. The food was excellent and the service is very good. A friend of mine has food intolerances and the staff was knowledg
Absolutely fantastic food, spring rolls crispy, tasty and good amount of filling. Dumplings came with a very good dipping sauce. Haven't seen mint rice on a Chinese menu before and glad we tried it. The only thing I would change is to add a dipping sauce to the Dragon broccoli. Good wine too. Decor
This place was recommended to me by Chinese friends and I can see why. The hosts are very welcoming and the food is next level. Standout dishes were spicy cauliflower and baked whole fish. The wine selection was lovely, rare for authentic well-priced restaurant in central London.
A lovely, conveniently situated Chinese Restaurant in Greek Street just off Shaftsbury Avenue. Excellent food at reasonable prices. Service is good but most of those serving don't appear to be able to speak much English. They are not very talkative but are nevertheless efficient. I've been there a n
We went to this restaurant last night to celebrate our wedding due to covid we had a one night stay in London. I was a little sceptical of going to China Town as the last few times I've been to other restaurants I found the food and service to be somewhat of a let down. However I have to say not onl
Love this restaurant. The food is so good you will almost certainly eat too much and still feed like you've missed out on some wonderful food - either because you didn't order them or were too full to eat them. I really can't emphasize enough how good every dish is... This restaurant is light years
I've been to this restaurant more times than I can count in my seven years in London - it is fantastic! My absolute favourite restaurant that I recommend to everyone! Just outside the main bit of Chinatown, Y Ming has great food, drinks, atmosphere and service. There's a wide variety of dishes that
My favourite Soho Chinese restaurant presided over by the delightful Christine aided by a loyal team, many of them with her for years. Spotlessly clean. Some outstanding specials including the signature sea bass named after, er, me! I love Chinese food and can tell the good from the bad. I have been
Best value for money in the area, especially the lunch menu. Authentic chinese cuisine with many uncommon dishes. Ask to not be seated downstairs if you can, it looks a bit old. Ground floor looks lovely.
Superb service (almost creepily good) and really delicious food! Maybe a tinnnny bit pricey but not out of the ordinary for central London. Recommend the spicy aubergine! The mock duck wasn't half bad either.
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