Rice Coming Restaurant — Restaurant in London

Three stars for the decent rice noodles in Hunan style and home feel decoration. Terrible service, never got the drink throughout the meal, despite chasing it twice. The bill was brought to us barely after we finished our meal, then the card machine was brought to me even before my friend returned to her seat. She was barely gone for 3 mins to the toilet and staff wanted me to collect my belongings and hers in her absence and wait somewhere else so the table could be freed up for other customers, which I said no and they didn’t insist. Poor service is almost a sign for authentic Chinese restaurants which don’t normally get to me, as long as the food is good. But I feel this is a bit too much. We spent over 50£ there for two people and the dining time was just an hour. So it was not like we were taking our sweet time occupying their table and make others wait unnecessarily. And the chiba tofu (千叶豆腐) wasn’t 千页豆腐 at all, it was just some Chinese supermarket tofu, basically disintegrated in the soup, the flavour wasn’t bad actually. But again, it wasn’t what it claimed...

Authentic Flavors and Cozy Atmosphere!

I had the pleasure of dining at Rice Coming Restaurant, and it was an incredible experience! The food was packed with authentic Chinese flavors, perfectly cooked, and presented beautifully. The stir-fried dishes were a highlight, especially the one with tender meat, crunchy vegetables, and just the right amount of spice. The portions were generous, and the variety of dishes ensured that everyone at the table found something they loved.

The restaurant has a cozy, welcoming vibe, and the staff was friendly and attentive throughout. It’s clear they take great pride in serving high-quality meals. If you’re looking for a hidden gem in London for Chinese cuisine, Rice Coming Restaurant is a must-visit. I’ll definitely be back!

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Ok here is the deal. I am not Chinese. I am visiting from New York where we are used to incredible Dim Sum. We thought a hole in the wall will provide some great Dim Sum. Food was OK, service was terrible and the place was dirty.

Service: the girl serving us basically yelled for everything. She seemed younger than the 2 ladies cooking. Seemed disinterested in serving and was very rude. Maybe it's culture thing but it's rude.

Place: filthy. Also got a rating of 2/5 for cleanliness from some London restaurant audit which they had posted 😳. Bathroom was disgusting.

Food: we ordered some Dim Sum and spring rolls. It was just ok. Spring rolls were oily. Dim Sum here compared to NYC was terrible.

It was cheap. You get what...