“I want to make people happy and make sure everyone in my restaurant is having a good time. On top of that, if I can get people to try new things and perhaps look at Chinese cuisine differently, I consider that a success. Chinese food is naturally low in waste and is known for utilizing all parts of the produce, for instance chicken feet or blood. We use a lot of dried ingredients, too, as well as pickles and ferments so next to nothing gets thrown away.”
Shanghai steamed dumpling; egg custard bun; and soy chicken.
The first truly modern British Chinese restaurant, this place sources topquality sustainable produce from local and British suppliers – almost unheard of in the genre. A Wong makes provenance a high priority with a strong understanding of sustainability in seafood and informs customers of this on menus. Most importantly, this is a secret favourite of the best restaurant critics and is where they go on their own money.
An innovative take on traditional Chinese cuisine showcasing the diversity of China’s food culture