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Little Chinatown Food Hall — Restaurant in Bristol

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Little Chinatown Food Hall
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Dynamic, colourful Chinese kitchen whipping up dim sum, traditional roasts & claypot dishes.
Nearby attractions
Palestine Museum & Cultural Centre
27 Broad St, Bristol BS1 2HG, United Kingdom
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Broad St, Bristol BS1 2EZ, United Kingdom
The Island
Nelson St, Bristol BS1 2BE, United Kingdom
Bristol Beacon
Beacon, Trenchard St, Bristol BS1 5AR, United Kingdom
The Forge, Bristol
Colston Yard, Bristol BS1 5BD, United Kingdom
Bristol Hippodrome
St Augustine's Parade, Bristol BS1 4UZ, United Kingdom
The Mount Without
The Mount Without, Upper Church Ln, Bristol BS2 8FN, United Kingdom
Castle Park
Broad Weir, Bristol BS1 3XB, United Kingdom
Centrespace
6 Leonard Ln, Bristol BS1 1EA, United Kingdom
John Wesley's New Room
John Wesley's New Room, 36 The Horsefair, Bristol BS1 3JE, United Kingdom
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The Bank Tavern
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Urban Tandoor
13 Small St, Bristol BS1 1DE, United Kingdom
Froth & Fries
26 Broad St, Bristol BS1 2HG, United Kingdom
PINTO Thai Street Food
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Beirut Mezze
13a Small St, Bristol BS1 1DE, United Kingdom
Chance & Counters
20 Christmas Steps, Bristol BS1 5BS, United Kingdom
Taka Bridewell
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The Commercial Rooms - JD Wetherspoon
43-45 Corn St, Bristol BS1 1HT, United Kingdom
Café Amore
14 Nelson St, Bristol BS1 2LE, United Kingdom
Bay Horse
1 Lewins Mead, Bristol BS1 2LJ, United Kingdom
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Clayton Hotel Bristol City
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22 Nelson St, Bristol BS1 2LA, United Kingdom
The Bristol Wing
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Harbour Hotel Bristol
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The Full Moon Pub & Hostel
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Hampton by Hilton Bristol City Centre
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Your Stay Bristol Hamilton Court
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Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel
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Little Chinatown Food Hall
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Little Chinatown Food Hall

5 Nelson St, Bristol BS1 2BJ, United Kingdom
4.0(236)
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Dynamic, colourful Chinese kitchen whipping up dim sum, traditional roasts & claypot dishes.

attractions: Palestine Museum & Cultural Centre, St John on the Wall Church, The Island, Bristol Beacon, The Forge, Bristol, Bristol Hippodrome, The Mount Without, Castle Park, Centrespace, John Wesley's New Room, restaurants: The Bank Tavern, Urban Tandoor, Froth & Fries, PINTO Thai Street Food, Beirut Mezze, Chance & Counters, Taka Bridewell, The Commercial Rooms - JD Wetherspoon, Café Amore, Bay Horse
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Featured dishes

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皮蛋瘦肉粥 (Pork & Century Egg Congee)
香菇滑雞粥 (Chicken & Shiitake Mushroom Congee)
生滾魚片粥 (Seabass Fillet Congee)
艇仔粥 (Mixed Meat & Interstine Congee)
油條明火白粥 (Plain Congee With Fried Dough Stick)

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Nearby attractions of Little Chinatown Food Hall

Palestine Museum & Cultural Centre

St John on the Wall Church

The Island

Bristol Beacon

The Forge, Bristol

Bristol Hippodrome

The Mount Without

Castle Park

Centrespace

John Wesley's New Room

Palestine Museum & Cultural Centre

Palestine Museum & Cultural Centre

4.4

(150)

Open 24 hours
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St John on the Wall Church

St John on the Wall Church

4.6

(55)

Open until 4:00 PM
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The Island

The Island

4.4

(71)

Open 24 hours
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Bristol Beacon

Bristol Beacon

4.5

(1.4K)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Little Chinatown Food Hall

The Bank Tavern

Urban Tandoor

Froth & Fries

PINTO Thai Street Food

Beirut Mezze

Chance & Counters

Taka Bridewell

The Commercial Rooms - JD Wetherspoon

Café Amore

Bay Horse

The Bank Tavern

The Bank Tavern

4.6

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Urban Tandoor

Urban Tandoor

4.7

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Froth & Fries

Froth & Fries

4.6

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PINTO Thai Street Food

PINTO Thai Street Food

4.6

(104)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Lucia V.Lucia V.
When you arrive go up the stairs to the next floor to get to the dim sum restaurant; there appears to be a different restaurant on the ground floor. This place is wonderful; great menu, delicious food, friendly staff. They had all my favourites and then some: xiaolongbao, chicken feet, cheung fun and more! I recommend two to three dishes per person. They also have a non-dim-sum menu if you're feeling like something heartier - I loved the curried beef brisket, which came with rice and napa cabbage. I think this place is suitable for both adventurous eaters and people who like to play it safer. The menu has every dish in English and Chinese, with photographs for all dim sum dishes. Allergens aren't labelled, but when I asked about specific allergens (fish) they were very clear. They don't take bookings, but we didn't have trouble getting a table on a Sunday afternoon. I'm not sure if there's a lift, so I recommend calling ahead to check if you're a wheelchair user or have mobility issues.
James GaneJames Gane
Ordered double cooked pork and the pictures show what I was served - totally inauthentic, basically a Cantonese version of 回锅肉. Wouldn't recommend at all. If you can't cook something, don't put it on your menu. Also, self-serve cutlery? Really? Never seen that in my life and seems very unhygienic. I ate on the ground floor so perhaps the other floors have different chefs, but based on what I ate I wouldn't come again. Two stars because at least the food seemed fresh and the staff were friendly.
Rothmans101Rothmans101
Fantastic dim sum with a decent range of options. As someone who loves and frequents dim sum restaurants, I must say that they know how to make good prawns at this venue. Everything we’ve tried has been delicious and fresh. Their siu mai is quite good and their har gau is excellent. Our favourites are their prawn spring rolls + wontons, yeung chow fried rice and prawn cheung fan. Their prices could be a bit more affordable but they usually deliver in terms of good quality food and taste.
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When you arrive go up the stairs to the next floor to get to the dim sum restaurant; there appears to be a different restaurant on the ground floor. This place is wonderful; great menu, delicious food, friendly staff. They had all my favourites and then some: xiaolongbao, chicken feet, cheung fun and more! I recommend two to three dishes per person. They also have a non-dim-sum menu if you're feeling like something heartier - I loved the curried beef brisket, which came with rice and napa cabbage. I think this place is suitable for both adventurous eaters and people who like to play it safer. The menu has every dish in English and Chinese, with photographs for all dim sum dishes. Allergens aren't labelled, but when I asked about specific allergens (fish) they were very clear. They don't take bookings, but we didn't have trouble getting a table on a Sunday afternoon. I'm not sure if there's a lift, so I recommend calling ahead to check if you're a wheelchair user or have mobility issues.
Lucia V.

Lucia V.

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Ordered double cooked pork and the pictures show what I was served - totally inauthentic, basically a Cantonese version of 回锅肉. Wouldn't recommend at all. If you can't cook something, don't put it on your menu. Also, self-serve cutlery? Really? Never seen that in my life and seems very unhygienic. I ate on the ground floor so perhaps the other floors have different chefs, but based on what I ate I wouldn't come again. Two stars because at least the food seemed fresh and the staff were friendly.
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Fantastic dim sum with a decent range of options. As someone who loves and frequents dim sum restaurants, I must say that they know how to make good prawns at this venue. Everything we’ve tried has been delicious and fresh. Their siu mai is quite good and their har gau is excellent. Our favourites are their prawn spring rolls + wontons, yeung chow fried rice and prawn cheung fan. Their prices could be a bit more affordable but they usually deliver in terms of good quality food and taste.
Rothmans101

Rothmans101

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Reviews of Little Chinatown Food Hall

4.0
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5.0
3y

When you arrive go up the stairs to the next floor to get to the dim sum restaurant; there appears to be a different restaurant on the ground floor.

This place is wonderful; great menu, delicious food, friendly staff. They had all my favourites and then some: xiaolongbao, chicken feet, cheung fun and more! I recommend two to three dishes per person. They also have a non-dim-sum menu if you're feeling like something heartier - I loved the curried beef brisket, which came with rice and napa cabbage. I think this place is suitable for both adventurous eaters and people who like to play it safer.

The menu has every dish in English and Chinese, with photographs for all dim sum dishes. Allergens aren't labelled, but when I asked about specific allergens (fish) they were very clear. They don't take bookings, but we didn't have trouble getting a table on a Sunday afternoon. I'm not sure if there's a lift, so I recommend calling ahead to check if you're a wheelchair user or have...

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4.0
2y

We went there last November for my daughter's birthday. Great experience, The food was nice and had a large array of dim sum choices. So tasty, but a little bit smaller than the normal sizes of the normal sizes. Thoroughly enjoyed our dim sums. Paying cash is not a problem, as the bank administration charges have got even more ridiculous nowadays. Can't blame them if you are a small company, or proprietors. The service was good, but they were not free anyway, as 10% was added to our bills as service charge, not sure if it is lawful to do that. I have found many restaurants do that too, adding at least 10% to the bills. What if the service is lousy? Or you have not budgeted for the...

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4.0
6y

I bumped into this rather hidden restaurant "Shanghai Nights" while walking around Bristol. Originally from Malaysia, I had been craving for some asian food that would hit the spot so I gave it a try. As soon as I saw this old chinese lady walk out with her takeaway, I was like "right I'm definitely trying this out!" I ordered a few dishes to share with my friend: egg tarts, Char Siew Cheong Fun, glutinous rice, steam dumplings and SOYA CINCAU (THEY HAD SOYA WITH CINCAU! I was so excited!) I actually ended up really enjoying the meal and I am looking forward to eating there again. I have read some other reviews and it seems there is a buffet there, however I have...

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