http://www.london-eating.co.uk/22548.htm Chuen Cheng Ku Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating It depends what you expect, and how you treat people. I get to London a couple of times a month, and I always try to get here for lunch, and have done for over 10 years !! If you want a standard "Chinglish" meal, don't bother. But if you want some amazing dim sum, and are prepared to maybe try new things, then this is definitely the ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/359.htm i went to this restaurant last night for my birthday. i had been before and enjoyed it and decided to go again. the reviews below nearly put me off but i realized that they all criticized the service and service is not what you go to this place for. i eat dim sum in chinese restaurants all the time and this is a really good place. it's very ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/359.htm I wondered into this place one lunch time to find a bewildering barrage of trolleys serving dim sum. Alas no one would explain what was going on and almost none of the waiters spoke any English. By the end of the meal we had worked out the whacky system, but honestly a 10 second "have you been here before?" ala Nando's would have been ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/359.htm i have been to chuen cheng ku once and will i go again.... it was for a friends birthday and we got splitted up into 2 tables. the other table ordered a few minutes before my table and my table waited for an hour for our food. by the time our food have arrived, the other table had already finished...! i was not impressed with the food. at a ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/359.htm DO NOT COME HERE! Having been to this restaurant a number of times before i decided this will be the ideal place to take a small party out to celebrate. I later regretted this decision. 1. A had booked a table well in advance so wasn't impressed when i got told i should go to the buffet next door because everybody had not arrived at the same ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/359.htm I had my doubts when we arrived, as we were waiting for the rest of our party and the hostess could not stop staring at us! However once we went in and were taking through the many different rooms to our table, we found ourselves in a semi private room with a spinning middle table which was quite noisy from the A/C but we just talked over it. ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/359.htm Chuen Cheng Ku is a fun concept for those after fast food with little fuss. Step into this restaurant and step back in time. Beautiful interiors this is not. Think more dodgy wedding function room from the 70s - but don't let that put you off - it's all part of the fun of dining tacky-stylee. Petite ladies in Chinese dress pidgeon step around ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/359.htm By day waitresses push trolley loads of Dim Sum, coaxing, coercing and cajoling unsuspecting diners to partake of their wares. By night this hub hub gives way to an oasis of calm and tranquillity. The same waitresses, who harry their customers by day, now serve their customers with meek servility and kindness. On the wall, fairy lights gently ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/359.htm We always go to CHINA CHINA or NEW WORLD in Gerrard St, but based on a friend's recommendation we thought let's give this restaurant a shot. We had dim sum on a Saturday lunch time and were seated within 5mins so no waiting. But the service was extremely poor. We had to ask for a simple steamed bowl of rice 5 times before it arrived 30mins ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/359.htm i have been going here with my mum for 6 years and we have even made friends with one of the waiters! the service is great and the food is amazing espicaly the red bean paste buns! http://www.london-eating.co.uk/359.htm