Royal China Club

£90–100

£40–50

Waiters are not really courteous. One expects me to cooperate by his eyesight, staring(!), instead of serving like a waiter as he should be. Food is very good.

Very delicious dim sum. Particularly liked the char siew puff. Taro croquettes with truffle had just a very slight truffle taste. Overall one of the best dim sums in London.

Came for dim sum with my family. A couple of pounds more per dish than other establishments in the area but the dim sum is definitely a level up. It's worth the price. Taking off a star because they charged us £3 for an extra dish of chilli sauce! And they tried to rush us off the table after 60 mins after they clearly told us we had 90 min when we booked. I hate being rushed in a rude way.

£40–50

The short version - it's pretty great! The longer version - if you're struggling to find great Chinese food, look no further than Royal China Club. This flagship location of the establishment does not disappoint.

£40–50

£50–60

Good food, great service, outdated atmosphere. To start, we got the two specialty dim sums (the two circled in gold at the top): the seafood mix and the pork xiao long bao. They both were delicious! I've had better xiao long bao at other restaurants, but these were larger than most. We also got a side of this egg corn soup, which I really liked, but it did have a texture and sweet salty taste that others didn't. For mains, we got the hand pulled truffle noodles, lobster fried rice, and a full duck (the first duck on the menu). All were great, but I felt like the full sized duck was quite small for the price. All the food was good, but for the price you could find better in London. The service was good. They were very polite. Maybe a bit hard to understand and communicate to, but they were patient and tried their best! Atmosphere felt a bit outdated, but I never have high expectations when going to a good Asian restaurant. It felt like we should have worn something fancier, but everyone was in casual wear. Overall, it was a nice dinner. I probably wouldn't come again, but I wasn't disappointed by the food. The main reason I wouldn't come back is due to the price. Otherwise, great spot!

Top notch Cantonese fine dining! If you’ve gone to the other Royal Chinas and want to step it up a notch, Royal China Club is the answer. This is the pinnacle of the Royal China Group. The food and service are impeccable with a wide variety of dishes to choose from. Prices will vary and will be akin to other fine dining options in the city. It wasn’t too busy on a Wednesday evening as we arrived without a reservation and were quickly seated. Staff were friendly and food came out at a good pace. The emperor scallops from Scotland were huge and some of the best I’ve had. Nice relaxed atmosphere. Look forward to returning and trying more dishes.

£50–60

£100+

I usually visit Royal China (not the club location) and have always enjoyed the food there. The menu here is shorter and doesn’t have my favourite dishes. My friend pre ordered the pei pa duck and we all regretted it. It was too dry and not anywhere as good as the roast duck we normally have. The dishes are overpriced for what they are. It seems they spend too much on presentation than actual portion size or taste. The service is also not as good as their other locations. We had to try to flag the server’s attention multiple and some requests went ignored. Just go to their other branches. Also, see photo of blueberry with sweet n sour pork. Just unnecessarily complicated.

Comfort food and tasty!! Clean and nice staffs so highly recommend👍🏻