Uncle Wrinkle - (Near , london)

5 /5 Just Cheryl: My favourite dish is the crispy noodles with squid. The place has calm surroundings, beautiful ceramics, and a lovely husband-and-wife team. I’ve been a repeat customer because the food is great—though I do wish some customers were more patient, as I’ve seen a few be unnecessarily rude.

4 /5 S. Ros: Uncle Wrinkle is a truly special place, run by the same family from Hong Kong since 1995. The restaurant is tiny—only three tables—but even if there’s a queue, it’s worth the wait. I’ve been here a few times, and it never fails to charm: the space is cosy, the staff are friendly, and most importantly, their British-style Hong Kong dishes are delicious. In my opinion, they deserve a solid four stars. Why not five? Well… we ordered the duck in orange sauce on two separate visits, and both times it arrived pretty cold. It could be a wonderful dish if not for this issue. They defrost some of their meats, which is probably why the duck wasn’t hot enough. Other dishes, however, did not disappoint—the crispy lamb in sauce was amazing, and the pork ribs were great as well. Overall, it’s definitely a place you should visit when you’re in the area.

5 /5 Hannah Sierp: Absolutely magical. Beautiful food, made with love and skill by the very sweet and welcoming owners. Cosy seating (only 3 tables so we arrived at opening to guarantee a spot) and very reasonable prices. Everything we ate was delicious. Some of the very best Chinese food I’ve ever had - loved it here.

5 /5 Nguyen An: I can go on and on but I know everyone just wants the short version: wholesomely delicious, cooked to perfection and made in no time! Its the kind of feeling you are left after visiting your auntie/uncle/grandma who is the biggest foodie you know, but is never overbearing and just wants to make the best possible dish! We ordered and thoroughly recommend: saute pork shoulder with Szechuan pepper, broccoli and mushroom with beef stir fry, sesame prawn toast, pepper and salt squid

5 /5 Kelvin Ou: Egg fried rice with braised pork belly was delicious. The fried rice reminded me of the one from dintaifung, with each grain separate and tons of wok hey. Pork belly was melt-in-your-mouth tender, and came in a massive portion. After dozens of Chinese takeaways around London, and this is one of the best. A bit pricey for takeaway, but 100% worth it. 11 pounds for egg fried rice with braised pork belly.