China Palace - (Near , london)

5 /5 ziang Guo: The food really delivers. The crispy pork belly on rice was excellent: perfectly crackly skin, juicy layers of meat, and generous portions. The shrimp rice noodle rolls were silky smooth with fresh prawns inside and a well-balanced soy sauce. Everything tasted freshly made, portions were satisfying, and service was efficient. A solid spot for authentic Cantonese dim sum and comfort food, especially if you’re craving proper Hong Kong–style dishes. Would definitely come back.

5 /5 Thomas Siu: Proper Cantonese yum cha, perfect for weekends. Great location with easy parking and very close to the DLR, which makes weekend visits super convenient. The menu has clear photos with both Chinese and English, so ordering is straightforward even if you’re not familiar with all the dishes. We had all the classics — har gow, cheung fun, char siu bao, turnip cake and pork congee — everything tasted traditional and comforting, just like proper old-school yum cha. Spacious venue, relaxed atmosphere and ideal for family gatherings. Definitely a solid spot for Cantonese dim sum in London.

3 /5 Viktors Jesjmans: Well, the place itself is in a pretty good location, and there were quite a lot of people, but judging by what I saw and felt, it was a bit uncomfortable. One of the main factors was the constant noise of dishes, the clatter of carts carrying dishes, and the completely unprofessional etiquette of the staff who work with customers. One girl approached us, then another, then a third. If you start serving a table, you must serve it until the end. But it turns out that one comes, the second leaves, the third asks again, and the others dont understand. What did we order? And what didnt we order Most of the staff are, of course, Indian and Pakistani. Some of the guys have nails like women, not only do they have them. Theyre also dirty, but thats half the problem—theres dirt on the floor. And thats unacceptable. I dont know how things work anymore. Or how it works. I understand that maybe there were a lot of customers all day, but I also work in marketing and serve people, and cleanliness and the cleanliness of the people who serve you—you work with food—should be at a high level, especially for such food. We paid quite a lot. Although the price and taste of the food arent worth it. But in any case, my friend invited me, and in any case, were not saying we ate badly or didnt like it, but there are nuances that shouldnt exist. If youre collecting dishes, you should do it quietly so others can hear them. Otherwise, it turns out that all your employees act as if you work in some village or on some farm where theres background noise. This is normal. I came to eat and I wanted to rest, but with all that noise It was also noticeable that one of the employees had an arm injury, which was in a cast and some bandages. I dont think she should be working. Even if she wasnt seriously injured. She should be somewhere outside the counter, because we dont understand what kind of injury it is. Maybe she has a cut or is bleeding. And on the other hand, if she brings something hot, she might drop it because her hand doesnt hold it 100%

5 /5 joanna ucl: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Reliable and refined Chinese dining near Canary Wharf Visited China Palace could walk in and were seated without any issues. The restaurant is spacious and well-organised, making it an easy choice even for walk-ins. We ordered a great selection of dishes, including three-combination rice, xiao long bao (so good we ordered them twice), pan-fried pork and vegetable buns, rice noodle rolls, chive dumplings, Singapore fried vermicelli, Thai-style boneless chicken feet, egg tarts, and silken tofu pudding. Everything arrived promptly and was consistently well-prepared, with clean flavours and good balance. The xiao long bao stood out with delicate wrappers and plenty of soup, while the Singapore noodles had excellent wok hei without being overpowering. Desserts were light and refreshing, rounding off the meal nicely. Service was efficient and attentive, and the location is very convenient—just one stop from Canary Wharf on the Elizabeth Line. Overall, China Palace is a dependable option for quality Chinese food in London, whether for a casual meal or a group gathering. No reservation needed, and definitely worth a visit.