Happy Inn - (Near , South East)

5 /5 Rashideen Khan: I’ve lived nearby for 15 years and have been ordering from Happy Inn all this time. It’s the best Chinese restaurant in our southeast area. The chicken wings and the king prawn chow mein are especially good — I order them every time. The food is always served piping hot and has a real home-style feel. Their chili oil is homemade, incredibly fresh, and properly spicy. The atmosphere is also great: air-conditioned in summer and heater in winter. I like chatting with the staff — it’s very relaxing.

5 /5 Syed Sultan Shah: Through a friend’s recommendation, I’ve eaten here many times, and this is the best Chinese takeaway I’ve ever had. The prices are about half of what you’d pay in a restaurant. My favorite dish is the shredded crispy beef fragrant, and spicy, absolutely delicious! And chili garlic chicken wings Everything is freshly cooked to order, hot and full of flavor. I feel very lucky to have found food with such great quality and value. I’ll definitely be coming back often! If you haven’t tried it yet, I highly recommend giving it a go.

1 /5 Richard B: Feb 2026. This place is a scam. They insist on cash payments but would not accept a perfectly legal Northern Irish note. Then he asked me to pay online but the prices are more expensive! Even customers in the shop backed me up and walked out of the shop when they realised his racism towards me. Ive been a customer here for over 15 years and have never been made to feel so terrible. Any legitimate business accepts both cash and card. Im assume its something about tax declarations. Response to restaurant reply: Again, it is not my fault that you employed people who dont understand. Other people in the shop verified that my bank note was acceptable and it was clearly not fake. Your staff refused to look at it and claimed it was not real money. This is a very politically charged statement to tell a Northern Irish person that they are not really British.

5 /5 yizhao Wang: Solid Chinese food, worth trying Tried Happy Inn Chinese Takeaway a few times now and it’s been pretty consistent. The food is simple, comforting, and actually hits the spot, especially when you don’t feel like cooking. Portions are decent and the prices are fair for London. One thing I like is that they’re quite flexible with spice levels. If you don’t eat spicy food, you can just tell them “no spicy” when ordering. If you do like heat, it’s easy to add chili yourself, so it works for different preferences without any fuss. Delivery has been reliable and the food usually arrives hot. Nothing over-the-top fancy, but it does what a good takeaway should do. I’d say it’s a good option for Goldsmiths students or anyone nearby looking for a regular, no-stress Chinese takeaway. Worth giving it a try if you’re in the area.

5 /5 Hannah C: Lovely family run business. We use for our Chinese takeaway & they smashed it as usual. Very busy, but always friendly welcome and fast service. Chicken satay skewers, crispy duck, ho fun, brocoli, pork with Singapore fried rice, crispy duck etc are the usual family orders.