It was friends birthday when I went to Red 'N' Hot. I have never experienced something like that.
I loved the sushi and fish. The interiors of this place are very good. The service is very fast. As well as the staff is very friendly.
I would highly recommend you guys to go and check this outlet.
Attractive, popular restaurant, with good authentic food and big portions.
The bill including drinks and service came to a reasonable £25/head. I felt a bit bad eating here, as it felt like I was cheating on Chilli Cool. I still prefer the 'Cool but I would happily come here if I wanted to eat Sichuan food in a more elegant sett
like this Chinese food, very good. prices are more expensive, we were charged service fee with no agreement of customers, felt unhappy
This is a very interesting Chinese restaurant - if you like veery spicy food, this is your place, they also have a nice selection of dishes.
Went in just after 1600, and against my suspicion that the service will be rubbish and cold hearted, the waitress was very attentive and they made an exception of serving their very good value lunch set and the food was excellent ❤️
OMG OMG OMG so authentic so gooood!! Come if you are homesick as a Chinese.
Also come if you are traveling but wanna have a bite of Chinese.
As a Chinese ppl I recommend come here 10/10. they have really authentic food. Whether you prefer spicy or not you can find sth you love.
We ordered fried rice, spicy crabs and some stir fry. It is reallly good.
We do not know how there are so many bad reviews on google map. We had a pleasant talk with the waitress here, who offered professional service all the time.
Will definitely come next time:))
Get to know. Real Chinese food is not necessarily popular with Western tastes. If you want proper Szechuan flavour this place is up there for London. Very enjoyable.
Staff is friendly. Good selection of Chinese foods and taste all right depending on which part of the Chinese food you're used to. Ma pao tofu was pretty good with silky tofu. A tad salty. The garlic pork was nice, but can use a but more punch in the spice and garlic level. Pea sprouts were good, but perhaps it's getting out of the season and some were tough to chew.
Excellent restaurant, friendly staff who recognise us when we come through. We always go for the cold dishes which are excellent, great amount of heat and fresh vegetables that add lovely flavour. The hot dumplings, lamb dishes etc are good to eat too. Definitely worth a visit if you like chilli oil.
Prompt careful service. Tasty soup on Banquet two menu. Authentic food . definitely recommend. Next time I will try their Pot dishes. Good value on central London if you like spicy food
Very large and honestly daunting restaurant. I have walked past this spot quite a few times over the years and wondered how it is always so packed. Its nice to taste some very authentic and traditional dishes.
The dish I ordered containing Gung Bao Chicken was quite spicy and I found myself embarrassed that I couldn't handle the heat... But I digress, very yummy and cool venue to take a friend or family.
Great authentic Szechwan food at a reasonable price.
The waitstaff are really friendly (special thanks to Lisa for helping us out when we couldn’t decide what to order!) and the food is delicious with generous portions.
Do be aware that when they say spicy they mean it!
Friendly, helpful staff who recommended the lunch menu on the basis it would save us some money! Exceptional prices (far too much food for two of us, at about £25) and delicious food - possibly the best I've had in London. 10/10, would certainly recommend!
Usually a good place for dating, much space and not too busy during weekdays. And the service is friendly, the food is quite clean comparing to similar hot pot restaurant. I got 6 times here, never suffered a food problem.
Food:
Very nice Sichuan cuisine, but as with all Sichuan cuisine, be prepared to for a good punch of chilli. Definitely get the Hot and Numbing Beef!
Ambience:
This place was pretty empty when we went. The interior was nice enough but do not use the bathroom here.
Service:
Not the refined levels of service that you'd get from an upmarket Soho eatery, but the staff are friendly and the owner was happy to crack a few jokes with us.
Price:
Very cheap. The beers were £2.50?! I should just head here instead of the local; I think maybe this place is competing with the offie round the corner.
Would I recommend it: Definitely a good place to go with my university friends; this place is budget friendly, tasty, not busy and dishes up a cuisine you don't get everywhere.
If you like sweet and sour chicken balls this isn't the place for you. This is authentic Sichuan food, lots of spice and loads of Sichuan peppers and chillies. The hotpot was excellent, best I've had outside of China. I'd say if you're going to eat here expect something different if you're used to going to Cantonese style Chinese takeaways that are common in the UK. Also, service was great.
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