The recommendation of Chinese restaurants in London and the special food strategy.

Hunan?

The residents living in Battersea are also very delicious. The Financial Times recently recommended five popular restaurants nearby, one of which is Hunan! Hunan is not a typical Chinese restaurant. This restaurant has no menu. When you come to Hunan for dinner, you only need to tell the waiter your taboos and how spicy you can eat, and the chef will make the rest for you. Hunan cuisine is not limited to Hunan cuisine. Restaurants are also good at Guangdong and Taiwan Province cuisine, which brings customers a unique Chinese food experience every day. This restaurant is located on Pimlico Road, just a river away from Battersea Power Station.

Royal China Club

The Royal China Club, which belongs to the Imperial Group, is located in Baker Street in the center of London, and it is a luxurious Chinese restaurant. Mainly Cantonese cuisine, there are refreshments made of high-grade ingredients that are not available in Chinese restaurants in Britain, such as abalone, lobster, venison and ostrich meat. Because of the ingredients, the bill will be slightly higher, but it is definitely worth a try. The imperial court is not only deeply loved by local China people, but also often sees many foreigners queuing at the door. The legendary osmanthus jelly on the internet is delicious. It is recommended to make a reservation in advance.

Chang's Noodle?

Laochangjia Noodle Restaurant is an authentic China restaurant hidden in the center of London, located near the British Museum, and a few steps away from the subway station Tottenham Court Road or Holborn. China, a student from University College London (UCL), dubbed the "canteen", has a northern taste. Huimian Noodles, Chinese hamburger, mutton kebabs and other pasta snacks with northern characteristics are all required dishes. Many students from northern China will come to Laochangjia noodle restaurant to savor the taste of their hometown when they are homesick.

Phoenix Palace Chinese Restaurant

Another famous Chinese restaurant outside China, the Phoenix Palace on Baker Street in the city center is also one of the best in London. Since its opening, it has attracted the patronage of many celebrities and politicians, such as former British Prime Minister Blair, Foreign Secretary Miliband, China star Jay Chou, Jackie Chan, etc. As soon as you enter the door, you can see photos of celebrities plastered on the wall. The decoration in the restaurant is very luxurious, with a strong Chinese style, and the dishes are Cantonese, but the price is reasonable.

Min Jiang?

Located in Kensington High Street, Minjiang River is a high-end Chinese restaurant in the Royal Garden Hotel, a five-star hotel. The dining environment here is excellent. Looking out of the window, you can have a panoramic view of Kensington Garden, and the restaurant decoration is both modern and oriental. Although Beijing roast duck can be eaten in various Chinese restaurants in London, the most authentic thing is to come to Minjiang River. Tip: You should make an appointment in advance to eat roast duck. In addition to Beijing roast duck, steamed buns with crab meat and soft-shelled crabs in typhoon shelters are also the specialties of Minjiang River.

Yauatcha

Yau Atcha, also known as Qiuji Tea House, is located in the Soho area of London. It won the title of Michelin Star one year after its opening, which is very popular among local Chinese students. It is also a favorite shop in Maggie Cheung, and many stars have visited it. Although Michelin is in London, but look at the menu, the price is fair and reasonable. The environment is elegant, but because it has been a few years, it is a bit old-fashioned, but it is still worth a visit.