Don't get the hype. Food is quite oily and service is average. Good for those who love the szechuan peppers flavour and looking for a quick feed. Portion sizes, especially the noodles are large and prices are decent but unsure if this worth travelling out of the way for. Would have liked more protein in the noodles and more flavour in the cucumber salad

As a Chinese girl lives in London, I’m so happy to find this place! It almost feel like tapas consider the low price, so you can order 1/2 dishes more to try different things. All good are delicious, I will definitely go back to try other dishes. Strongly recommend!

Such an amazing experience! It is my favourite Chinese restaurant in London so far. Food has a special touch and prices are affordable

They changed the location and potentially owner. Food went down quite a lot. Big plate chicken is dry, the big boiled lamb they forgot to add salt - but the soup is extremely salty while the meat is no flavour at all, the egg shrimp dumplings are small and also no flavour. Really disappointing for the food.

The waiter was rude that asked us to leave because they are fully “booked” in 30 minutes while at the exact time 1/3 of the whole restaurant were occupied.

It was a nice cozy restaurant but now I don’t think I will ever visit again.

This place has changed so much. It used to be one of my favourite spots in London, with authentic flavours and great food. But after going back yesterday, I was really disappointed. The dumplings were hard and reheated, served even before our drinks arrived. The lamb skewers were mostly fat instead of meat and now double the price compared to when I first visited. The hand-pulled noodles were nothing like before: bland, with barely any meat and no flavour. Such a shame to see the quality drop so much. Unfortunately, I won’t be coming back.