London Chinatown recommendations

Shopaholic99

Hi
I hope someone can help.

We have Dutch friends coming over for Feb half term with their 2 young daughters aged 6 and 11. We also have daughters aged 14 and 12.

Our friends are eager to visit London for the day as their daughters have never been and one of their things to do is have a meal in Chinatown.

As there are so many restaurants to choose from, please can someone recommend a restaurant in Chinatown that is of reasonable price, not too expensive, but of good quality food. I don't want to disappoint them of course and would like to book ahead if possible.

Many thanks for your help in advance.

bylromarha

We like Mr Kong. They're kind and friendly to our 8/10 year olds. Food good and reasonably priced.

dacouch

The greatest is the Wong Kei in China Town.

The food is great and it's famous for the staff who are rude to the customers,when I say rude they have a certain attitude.

Rude waiting staff does not sound great but it really works at Wong Kie, it will definately make your teenagers laugh especially when they start giving the waiting staff attitude back.

I've not been since they refurbished and brought in "polite" waiting staff but have heard the food is still great

The food is great.

http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2014/feb/24/rudest-restaurant-london-wong-kei

Have a read of the reviews

http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/wong-kei-restaurant-london

http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g186338-d720949-Reviews-Wong_Kei-London_England.html

peachyprice

You can't beat the experience of Won Kei, there's no knowing what's going to happen. I've been moved from one floor to another half way through a meal before, another time being told to squish up so that random strangers could share the table

If something bizarre doesn't happen I feel quite cheated!

pogofish

Yup - The Won Kei is probably the most unique/memorable experience in Chinatown..!