China Feng

What an unexpected surprise! I went to China Feng expecting nothing more than a standard Chinese restaurant but I was in for a surprise. This is a truly authentic Szechuan place at the most reasonable prices in London. They also seem serve some traditional Korean dishes (i.e. Samgyetang) and my Korean spouse confirmed they were true to the original flavour. Another nice touch is that they sell a small selection of healthy takes on Chinese street food, their healthy Youtiao (Chinese fried breadstick) is to die for and I think this is the only place in London with a similar offering. Lastly, I want to say that the service was impeccable and definitely the best we've ever experienced at any restaurant in London. Our orders came very quickly and the staff was super attentive and kind. Will definitely be back!!!

Authentic flavours but the duck was overcooked and dry and the eggplant pork dish was a miss. We enjoyed the dandan noodles and salt and pepper squid. Friendly if inattentive service. I would probably go back, the hot pot looked worth a try!

Had a takeaway the other night and was very disappointed at the quality. Spring rolls were not crispy at all and super small. We each had one and threw the rest away. Dumplings (costing £6) came in a box of 6 small dumplings clearly store bought frozen dumplings, dipped in dark sauce, dry on the outside.

£10–20

A good Chinese restaurant, overall. Friendly staff, very nice atmosphere, and good tasting food. We went here on a Saturday night as we wanted hot soup, and this place did not disappoint. We ordered Winter Melon soup which tasted so delicious and it was not salty at all! I highly recommend the Winter Melon soup, Chinese Broccoli and Salt u0026 Pepper Popcorn Chicken (had a nice almost pan fried like, crispy coating that made me want more and more). The staff were very friendly and accommodating. Was a very good experience overall and would definitely come again!

We had other plans, but the restaurant we wanted to go to was fully booked, so we ended up here. The place looks dated and doesn’t breathe a lot of atmosphere, with its white tiled floor and bit of a messy decoration with typical Chinese lampoons and stuff. The menu also looks Asian: a shiny bi-lingual (English and Chinese) brochure with a huge amount of dishes scattered over the pages, mostly accompanied with photos. Staff is mostly friendly and the more you engage, the friendlier they become. I’m sure this place is geared towards the Chinese community: they had a Chinese comedy night in the basement the day we were there. But we were here for food and that certainly didn’t disappoint. Being well acquainted with the Asian kitchen in general, we can say that what we had was authentic and tasty! The well-seasoned dishes came with steamed rice and at a price that was quite okay. This really made us give 4 instead of 3 stars.

This is probably one of my favourite Chinese restaurants in London. There are quite a few asian restaurants near Aldgate and this newly opened one definitely deserve a try! The waiters and waitresses have been very polite and attentive to us. Food service is very fast and we loved the grilled sea bass pot! Food quantity is very decent and the quality is exceeding my expectations. 2 of us spent 50£ with considerable portions of the grilled sea bass, crispy duck and stir fried veggies with tea and unlimited rice😋 I lived in Sichuan for 4 years before so I know the Sichuan food standards. I’m overall very satisfied with this Sichuan restaurant and will definitely come back again!

Fantastic, authentic food. First visit at the weekend, but will definitely go again. Every dish was absolutely spot on. Didn't try the hot pot but that looked great too. Between 3 of us we didn't manage to take a single 'foodie' photo as we just wanted to keep eating! friendly and helpful staff too. Would definitely recommend. 5 stars.