Best Casual Dining Restaurants in Chinatown

BaoziInn Chinatown I is the 1st BaoziInn in London, bringing the flavor from Northern China, the signature dishes include Baozi, Dumpling, Wonton, and Noodles.

Tao Tao Ju is a modern, Cantonese restaurant in the heart of London's Chinatown, specialising in home made fresh Dim Sum.

Joy King Lau restaurant is an authentic Chinese restaurant serving a diverse selection of Cantonese dishes. It's also well-known for assorted and tasty dim sum dishes. The restaurant was established in 1990s and has since been opened to the public. In view of the fact that we are located in the heart of London, it makes our restaurant highly accessible and easy to locate. The name ‘Joy King Lau’ is written as 醉 瓊 樓 in Chinese and the purpose of this name was to symbolize a place where people can get together to eat and drink. Whether you want to try something simpler, like har gau and siew mai or the more adventurous dishes such as tripe and duck’s feet, you’ll bound to find something right for you.

New Young Cheng is committed to innovative and healthier Cantonese style food. Unlike others, our chefs are trained to produce non-greasy yet rich and flavourful dishes. We preserve traditional cooking methods with modern spins on presentation and delivery. The restaurant is located in Soho, London.

Beijing Dumpling is a Chinese restaurant located on Lisle Street. Narrow, relaxed, wood-paneled restaurant Chinatown's Beijing Dumpling serves handmade-to-order dumplings either pan-fried or with soup. You can see the chefs busily crafting their dumplings in the window.

Imperial China is housed over three floors, with 8 private karaoke-ready dining rooms. In other words, Imperial China is a foolproof choice for weddings, corporate events, and large-scale banqueting. Their kitchen, run by a team of Hong Kong chefs, serves up delightful dim sum by day and Cantonese à la carte in the evening.

Canton Element was established in 2013. Opening its first branch in London with the aim to bring high-quality Dim Sum and a mix of southern Asian food with the traditional Cantonese cuisine to the public. Opening its first branch with two Karaoke (KTV) rooms to accommodate the London customer needs. Cleanliness and flavor are the focus of our kitchen staff, while excellence is our customer service focus. Creating a very subtle combination of high class with the traditionalism of our food.

At New Loon Fung Restaurant you can explore the world of Cantonese and Chinese cuisines. To taste perfectly cooked Dim sum, crispy duck, and king prawns is a truly nice idea. Degust good pancakes, Egg tarts, and fruitcake New Loon Fung offers. This restaurant is located in Chinatown, London.

At Leong’s Legend restaurant you can enjoy the food of the Taiwanese streets in comfortable and, more importantly, dry surrounds. Once inside this wooden-panelled den, delicacies found on the streets of Taipei fill the menu – Soup Dumplings, Oyster Omelette, Beef Noodle Soup, Chilli Crab and delicious Taiwanese Pork Buns. The latter, a soft, floury open bun filled with melt-in-your-mouth slow-cooked pork belly and a sprinkle of crunchy peanut and coriander is legendary in Taiwan. And also here. Leongs Legens is located in Chinatown, London.

From the team behind Japan Centre, Shoryu Ramen Restaurant serves up the best southern specialty Hakata tonkotsu ramen outside Japan. Our head chef, Hakata born and raised, has perfected the ultimate tonkotsu broth to create a noodle base steeped in authenticity, passion, and flavor. The restaurant is located in Soho, London.