Yauatcha Soho Review

A relatively high-quality Cantonese restaurant in London, mainly serving dim sum, with many dim sum options. The decoration is quite high-end, with upstairs and downstairs, and the restaurant is quite large. The waiters are quite nice. The rice noodle rolls and porridge are delicious, and the other dim sum are also very good, except that the barbecued pork buns have a strong wine taste, and the siu mai are quite ordinary. The presentation is also very good. It costs about 40 pounds per person without ordering wine.

It is in the Soho district, so it is called the Soho store. There is also a City store. The business is super good. In addition to local Chinese, foreigners also like to come here. Eating Chinese food here is a very luxurious thing.

Yauatcha, since we are talking about Tang Tea House, 1 Michelin star, near Chinatown, 3 star price, improved Chinese food, but the environment is noisy, the ingredients are great, suitable for students, I personally think the egg white fried rice is not as good as the ordinary Chinese restaurant in Chinatown, tofu, century egg and lean meat porridge, king crab dumplings, scallops and siu mai are all good

The online reviews say it is a "one-star Michelin Chinese restaurant" (the restaurant is called Tang Tea House). It's just a gimmick. It's the first time I've seen a Michelin restaurant pour wine with disposable chopsticks and glasses. But the taste is authentic Hong Kong style. The lobster vermicelli casserole is very delicious.

Tang Cha Yuan's dim sum is superb, especially the scallop siu mai! There are scallops on top and shrimps on the bottom, and Kova's matcha mille-feuille and strawberry cake. The weather is fine and delicious food really makes you happy!

It was really a coincidence. I met my online friend in London. My online friend booked Tang Tea House on the spur of the moment. It happened to be a restaurant I wanted to try recently. After all, the gimmick of Mi Yixing is there. So I have been thinking about it for a long time. It is located near Soho and it is very convenient to go there after shopping. The decoration is more modern among many Chinese restaurants. It is a bit westernized. The waiters are mostly foreign-looking. So I always felt a little weird when I first entered. It doesn’t feel like a pure Chinese restaurant. The menu is clean and there is even a set menu. I think it is amazing that Hong Kong style can be made into a set. And the dishes are very rich and varied. We are small-minded so we decided to order a la carte. My friend has been here before, so the dishes we ordered were all successful.