Great restaurant specialising in the famous lobster noodles. Always have to order a dish when we come here. The lobster is fresh and juicy. Also tried the duck pancake which was tender with nice crispy skin on top. The spring onion and cucumber could be a bit fresher. Egg fried rice was very fragrant with the wok taste. Booked last minute to come here on the evening before the Lunar New Year and manager managed to squeeze us in which was really nice. Do come here if you fancy some lobster!

Came here for a family celebration, the food was very good with food size portions. As we were a big party, we took up a lot of space but the staff were very accommodating and friendly. The restaurant is a bit small unfortunately but has a nice atmosphere.

Great food, service and atmosphere. We had the King Prawn noodle, Cantonese roast duck and pepper beef. We like the part that they could customise the menu for you if one knows what to ask for 👍

Overall an acceptable chinese for london, unfortunately you don’t get many good chinese dine in london! You either get high end asian fusion mayfair restaurants which are missing many items from their menus or you get your frozen kind of local chinese take out which their food is not edible ! So if you are craving an old school chinese restaurant , this place could be a good option!

They are famous for their lobster noodles with ginger and spring onion sauce which If I have to score it, I will say 7/10 ! You have to pay for lobster and noodle separately so it is not a cheap option !

Overall all the dishes tasted nice and some like, crispy baby squid and spicy chicken were great!

Will I go again : Yes

Food : 7/10
Service : 6/10 ( 3-4 waitresses were having a nonestop meeting next to our table which we found it annoying )
Value for money : 7/10

Price : £215 for 3 ( no alcoholic drinks )

Lobster noodles is good, cost us around £50 pound, the other noodles each cost around £12. Quite reasonable pricing.