Four Seasons (Wardour Street)

I've come here multiple times and it's good for a Chinese fix and is especially known for its roast duck. This time around, the food seemed to have gone a little downhill but still decent enough. We overordered so also did takeaway but between the two of us, we shared the half roasted duck (good), salt and pepper squid (good), beef ho fun (okay), greens and egg fried rice. Service is efficient and food comes out quickly.

£10–20

Very surprised that we have Hong Kong tasted roasted pork with a reasonable portion that we have ever had in UK, fried beef rice was exceptional yummy as Hong Kong style, hot pot pork stomach and chicken with black pepper was delicious, I will definitely introduce to my friend and come again. Everything was just liked Hong Kong style.

Came here for lunch as I used to love this place for their roasted duck 10+ years ago when I was living in London. We ordered their Cantonese roasted duck and their 3 combination of meats but were quite disappointed. The duck / other meats were not up to the standard that I used to remember - just short of mediocre. Furthermore, the price of the meal was absurd - we even got charged a discretionary service charge which we didn't even know about. It was a sad experience and I don't think I'll be coming here again. :(

Duck was good but the rest of the dishes were below average. Noodles were wet and warm (should be served hot in temperature and dried stir fried). Wonton had chunks of grisly texture of either sugar or salt clumped together inside.

Food was quite expensive for the portion. Each dish is over £11. 3 of us shared and we were comfortable, not full. We paid £66 for everything - including 3 bowls of rice and tea. Normally we would pay around £30+ for these types of dishes but its London I guess 🤷u200d♀️ The staff were quite cold, could be a bit more welcoming.

£30–40

£20–30

Ordered the BBQ duck with rice, taste was good but portion was small for £11.50. Crispy chilli beef didnt taste good £13.50. Most Chinese restaurants have practical service, low on the niceties. This was the same which is fine. This location is small and claustrophobic. Food is like any other good Chinese restaurant. I wouldn't recommend.

£20–30

£10–20

Crispy pork belly and bar b q pork are the best. My kids also like yeung chow fried rice.

£10–20

I expected to wait in a line to get in, but on Sunday at 2PM the place was half empty. The staff is indeed not very chatty. The duck with rice was alright, quite moist, and I expected the skin to be more crispy. The price was around 13GBP, decent for a lunch in London.