A busy Chinatown Chinese restaurant with strong dim sum, big portions, and real highs on freshness and authenticity, but service, billing, and surprise charges are frequent enough to make the experience risky.
London Chinatown Restaurant delivers solid food quality with praised dim sum and generous portions, but inconsistent execution and notably uneven service prevent a higher grade. Food consistency issues, variable staff attentiveness, and cleanliness concerns reduce confidence in reliability. The prime Chinatown location provides appeal, yet operational inconsistency keeps this from grade A territory.
One caveat: Service can swing from warm and quick to rude and forgetful, sometimes in the same meal.