London saves your Chinese stomach

When it comes to British food, many people only think of: dark cuisine. Chocolate-covered bananas, chocolate aubergines, stargazing pie... Picky Chinese people may need to "escape" and eat Chinese food to save their Chinese stomachs.

Tang Chao Garden, famous for its Cantonese cuisine, is undoubtedly one of the most renowned Chinese restaurants in all of Europe, boasting a Michelin one-star rating. Although dining can be a bit pricey, there is a great deal available from Monday to Thursday afternoons with a set menu for two at £28.88, which is quite a bargain!
My Old Place is a Northeastern Chinese cuisine restaurant located in the prime area of London. The food is tasty and the portions are generous. However, the restaurant is often very crowded, and you may need to queue.
This Sichuan restaurant is very popular among local Chinese residents. Their signature dish is 'Mao Cai' (spicy hot pot), and their 'Shui Zhu Yu' (boiled fish in spicy broth) also has a great reputation.
Pretty is a high-end Chinese restaurant specializing in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Cantonese cuisine. Authentic flavors, comfortable environment, attentive service, and beautiful prices make it worth a try!
Shui Yue Ba Shan is a Sichuan restaurant located in the northern part of Chinatown. The spicy chicken and stir-fried shredded potatoes are definitely worth a try! However, the restaurant has a time limit, with each table allowed to dine for only one and a half hours.