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Arrived for dim sum, 8.30 Friday night, opening week. Curious to see how it was operating... Initial thoughts were that it was a large space set up to accommodate large numbers of late-night Clapham-ites, rather than the dim-sum hunters that we were. The menu was unwieldy and confusing (and we know our Uk Dimsum), so ended up ordering standard stuff - Har Gau, Siu Mai, along with some of the easily identifiable prawn, beef and pork dumplings. The results were actually really good - very fresh tasting dumplings, hand made, which is surprising for Har Gau, and throughly enjoyable. At that time though, the venue has a real identity crisis which was a problem for us diners. Fortunately for the venue, there was a crowd of Friday-evening drinkers that started filling the bar. Before that i was seriously questioning the soundness of their business model, given the size and layout of the place. Overall, the food was very good and to be recommended; though we're not sure that the blend of restaurant and nightclub is going be a sustainable venture in the long term...
Just had some amazing food and wine in lovely surroundings. The prawn and lobster dim sum was truly divine, along with the baked beef and cabbage bun!! Our attentive and very helpful waitress help to make the evening even more enjoyable! (Especially as we had enjoyed 4 bottles of the Chilean merlot, and required guidance)
This is a lovely beautiful gem of a place within the wonders of Clapham!!
Can't wait to try it on a Friday or Saturday night
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Some people seem to be moaning that this place is like eating in a club... But surely in a place that doubles as a night venue that is to be expected? Eat before 10pm or book a seat around the front and you'll be fine. The food is very tasty and I love the chilled atmosphere earlier on. Very friendly staff (without the 'too cool, no smiles' attitude of some places like this). Recommended! Great cocktails and the pale ale is infused with kaffir lime which is cool. Also recommend Ngo Lam Gua Wau Tip and Jai Lai Wong Bao (dessert).
Decent - especially so if taking advantage of their various offers that are on. Is it purist Chinese? No. Is it fun and an ideal place to kick off your evening? Yes. Good cocktails, laissez-faire service in funky (good or bad) surroundings.
Very good and interesting food, a little quiet (to be expected for a Monday night) but nevertheless a good atmosphere. They happily provided us water at our table, however drinks were expensive.
Nice drinks and interesting place but visited on a Friday night and it was almost empty
Delicious dim sum! Love the choice of teas and really good value on "all you can eat Sundays". Service was good for the most part.
All you can eat dim sum Sundays are a must, but don't make the mistake of double ordering things you think they have forgotten, some things take longer to cook and you may end up with to much!
The food was amazing and the staff are great!
Subtle music in the background preparing you for the night to be..
I will be returning again shortly!
One of the most decent venues in Clapham. Amazing staff at the bar, very polite and professional. Lovely atmosphereπππππ
OK bar in Clapham Common. Visited for 90s brunch which was awesome! Has a stage which makes it more fun :)
Insanely good food. Venue is fantastic and it's one of my goto places for Dim Sum and drinks.
Friendly service and great selection of dumplings. I will try the eat as much as you can for Β£20 next time
Amazing food, really tasty and they've done well to make a railway arch into a great venue
Fantastic venue with deliciously good food and cocktails, amazing staff and great live music!
Lovely bar/ venue, great people and always a good time.
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