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North China Restaurant — Restaurant in London

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North China Restaurant
Description
Enduring Chinese white-tablecloth restaurant hung with photos, serving traditional Peking cuisine.
Nearby attractions
London Transport Museum Depot
118-120 Museum Way, Gunnersbury Ln, London W3 9BQ, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
RodFai Thai Acton
322 Uxbridge Rd, London W3 9QP, United Kingdom
Mimik Sushi
269 High St, London W3 9BT, United Kingdom
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253 High St, London W3 9BY, United Kingdom
Peony Star Chinese Restaurant
270-272 High St, London W3 9BH, United Kingdom
Chaiiwala
267A High St, London W3 9BY, United Kingdom
Chicken Kitchen Acton
265 High St, London W3 9BY, United Kingdom
Forno Di Napoli
223 High St, London W3 9BY, United Kingdom
Acton Grill London
4 Crown St, London W3 8SB, United Kingdom
Burger Boy
367 Uxbridge Rd, London W3 9RH, United Kingdom
Tops Pizza Acton
174 High St, London W3 9NN, United Kingdom
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Best Host Ltd
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Acton Town Hotel
109-113 Gunnersbury Ln, London W3 8HQ, United Kingdom
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North China Restaurant

305 Uxbridge Rd, London W3 9QU, United Kingdom
4.4(271)
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Enduring Chinese white-tablecloth restaurant hung with photos, serving traditional Peking cuisine.

attractions: London Transport Museum Depot, restaurants: RodFai Thai Acton, Mimik Sushi, Amigos Burgers & Shakes-Acton, Peony Star Chinese Restaurant, Chaiiwala, Chicken Kitchen Acton, Forno Di Napoli, Acton Grill London, Burger Boy, Tops Pizza Acton
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+44 20 8992 9183
Website
northchina.co.uk

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Maya BerglindMaya Berglind
Really delicious food. Delicate flavours, but still very tasty! Clean and simple decor. Our server was clearly very experienced and genuinely caring. We really wanted to try a range of the appetisers, and our server was very accommodating. He allowed us to swap out some of dishes in the combination starter, to suit our tastes. The duck pancakes were homemade which was an unexpected but very nice touch, really elevated the meal. The homemade dumplings and the homemade noodles were also very delicious. Another favourite was the salt and pepper pork ribs - full of flavour and the meat was very tender. The only thing that could have been improved was that it was very quiet. The music was very low, so we felt as if we had to whisper and keep quiet so as to not disturb the other diners. Maybe they could turn up the music a little bit? Overall, one of the best Chinese meals I’ve eaten in London. Would definitely recommend.
Ross FarquharRoss Farquhar
In a city where it feels like Szechuan cuisine has been dying out as Thai, Japanese and Korean find modern favour, there's something really wonderful about discovering the kind of Chinese restaurant you remember from childhood and still thriving. The food in North China is excellent. A menu that plays all the favourites, from prawn black bean to shredded chilli beef to delicious siu mai. We finished with a classic - toffee apple fritters with vanilla ice cream - and I was immediately transported back to being a kid. The service is also great, and the atmosphere was only mildly worsened by a rather loud table nearby. I doubt that's a normal challenge, however - it's clearly a local favourite, with almost every table taken up by couples and families on return visits quietly enjoying a much loved treat. This is comfort dining at its best.
Andrew LAndrew L
Food was delicious, we had the following and would recommend all: Jade prawn dumplings Salt pepper squid Sea spiced aubergine Chicken and cashew nuts Prawn and black bean sauce Egg fried rice Plain noodles The service was very attentive. We ordered Jasmine tea, which was replenished multiple times during the meal. Definitely a local favourite because it was very busy and there were multiple delivery drivers collecting food. This is our second visit to North China Restaurant and will definitely be returning.
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Really delicious food. Delicate flavours, but still very tasty! Clean and simple decor. Our server was clearly very experienced and genuinely caring. We really wanted to try a range of the appetisers, and our server was very accommodating. He allowed us to swap out some of dishes in the combination starter, to suit our tastes. The duck pancakes were homemade which was an unexpected but very nice touch, really elevated the meal. The homemade dumplings and the homemade noodles were also very delicious. Another favourite was the salt and pepper pork ribs - full of flavour and the meat was very tender. The only thing that could have been improved was that it was very quiet. The music was very low, so we felt as if we had to whisper and keep quiet so as to not disturb the other diners. Maybe they could turn up the music a little bit? Overall, one of the best Chinese meals I’ve eaten in London. Would definitely recommend.
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In a city where it feels like Szechuan cuisine has been dying out as Thai, Japanese and Korean find modern favour, there's something really wonderful about discovering the kind of Chinese restaurant you remember from childhood and still thriving. The food in North China is excellent. A menu that plays all the favourites, from prawn black bean to shredded chilli beef to delicious siu mai. We finished with a classic - toffee apple fritters with vanilla ice cream - and I was immediately transported back to being a kid. The service is also great, and the atmosphere was only mildly worsened by a rather loud table nearby. I doubt that's a normal challenge, however - it's clearly a local favourite, with almost every table taken up by couples and families on return visits quietly enjoying a much loved treat. This is comfort dining at its best.
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Food was delicious, we had the following and would recommend all: Jade prawn dumplings Salt pepper squid Sea spiced aubergine Chicken and cashew nuts Prawn and black bean sauce Egg fried rice Plain noodles The service was very attentive. We ordered Jasmine tea, which was replenished multiple times during the meal. Definitely a local favourite because it was very busy and there were multiple delivery drivers collecting food. This is our second visit to North China Restaurant and will definitely be returning.
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4.4
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1.0
10y

This was my first visit to North Star and it took the biscuit. We We arrived on time at 6:45pm. Staff were somehow less than attentive and at 7:05pm we were eventually asked if we wanted a drink and too order. Far too long to wait for this. We ordered food and received a glass of coke which was warm and no ice, which was not offered, but I asked and was given a couple of ice blocks and a pot of tea. At 7:29pm our starter arrived nearly 23 mins afterwards. By this time my coke had been finished and not one waiter had removed my glass nor asked if I wanted another drink. 8:06pm our food arrived. I had asked a waitress at 7:50pm how long it might be for our food to arrive; well, she never came back to me with an answer and continued serving tables and just passing ours. My girlfriend did not want me to complain and I am certainly not a serial complainer, but I eventually asked a male waiter at 8pm what was happening; he answered ''food is coming''. The owner must have detected my anguish and came over and said, ''food is coming''. I had not time to chat to him as he turned around and walked off. Once the food arrived, I ordered shredded beef with chillies. Where do I start? whatever I was served was battered and the meat inside tasted of chicken and had a pork look to it. I asked the waiter what I was given? He look at the dish and said the beef is left in water which makes it go pale. Fantastic answer because I dissected the food and it was pork for sure. I was totally annoyed and my girlfriend was very self conscience of our extremely poor food and treatment. She left her fish which was £9.50 on a small plate with lots of watery fluid which had absolutely no taste. When I asked for the bill, no one asked how our meal was, nothing; as if we did not exist. I will never ever go back there again and please...

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5.0
7y

BEST Chinese in London and probably the West

My mum has been a professional chef for over 40 years and I have enjoyed a lifelong passion for food. Although I loved Chinese as a kid, over the years I started to notice it was too greasy and too much MSG if I didn't make it myself. NOWHERE in London - not even the expensive places - seemed to escape this greasy / MSG / unhealthy issue... Until I found North China. It is, in my view, the ONLY nutritious, delicious, tasty and perfect Chinese I can find in this part of the world. Well done. 10/10

NEW INFORMATION 15-10-2019: I just spotted this old review and realised that since that experience I invited my kung fu academy to hold our annual social there; it was an absolute knock-out success and Master Chiu was most impressed. Everyone was talking about how good the food was, exactly as I hoped. If you like Chinese but can't understand why I am raving like this, you really should try North China. I have eaten at some of the most expensive Chinese restaurants in London - for instance, I had a birthday at the Dim Sum joint A Wong in Chelsea and have been to China town on New Year's a few times - but nowhere comes close for the sheer delicious AND nutritional, healthy Chinese food they make there all year round (a lot of Chinese restaurants only make an effort for New Year's). Thank you for a lovely celebration (there were about 20 of us, including friends and family) and I know we will be back again soon, maybe even this December :) That soft-shell crab Chinese style, properly salted and crispy but with lots of delicious white meat inside... Might have to find an excuse to...

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1.0
1y

Disgraceful and deeply disrespectful service. Bitterly disappointed.

We've been visiting here for years, and have only recently noticed a drop in levels of service.

The male waiter/manager was rude and confrontational over details of our table booking. Constant eye-rolling by waitress upon any normal polite request such as "excuse me, may I have a spoon please?" And whatever you do, don't ever mention here that you feel like you're being treated rudely... can say from first hand experience that you'll be gaslit and told that if you don't like it you can leave!!

Reading some of the reviews, it doesn't appear that our experience is a one-off & it appears they are unwilling to ever admit to their mistakes.

We will never eat here again.

*edit - I can't respond to the restaurant's response directly, but given their response am further shocked - we were directly told that we hadn't booked a particular table when we had, were effectively accused of lying and, when raised being treated rudely, were now being told we were the ones being rude and aggressive - which was simply not the case and a further case of gaslighting all under the pretence of a polite response - something not afforded to us in the restaurant. If you value respect and professionalism in a restaurant experience - avoid...

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