Treasure of China

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• G

  Google user

  ·2 months ago

  “Very delicious dim sum, grilled pork dumpling, turnip paste and crab dumplings were my favorite. Congee tasted like porpors, people that worked there were super friendly and informative about the all you can eat dim sum, will be coming back with the rest of the family”

• G

  Google user

  ·3 months ago

  “⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Treasure of China is genuinely one of London’s hidden gems. It almost feels unreal that you can get this level of quality at this price. The unlimited dim sum menu (£24.95 per person) is incredible value, and every dish tasted fresh, beautifully made, and restaurant quality. My absolute favourites were the spinach prawn dumplings, which were easily my number one pick, the prawn har gow, the fried calamari, which was perfectly crispy and delicious, and the custard buns, which are honestly the best I’ve had anywhere in London. A special shout out to our server, Kwake HWA. She was so warm, attentive, and welcoming throughout our meal. The service was quick from start to finish, which made the whole experience even better. One thing to keep in mind is to only order what you can finish. They do not offer takeaway for the unlimited menu, and there is a £4.95 charge for each basket of wasted food. It is a fair policy to help reduce food waste. The restaurant is spacious and comfortable, making it a great place to enjoy a relaxed meal with friends or family. I would also recommend checking their Instagram or giving them a quick call before visiting to confirm availability. If you love dim sum, this place absolutely deserves a visit. The food is outstanding, the service is excellent, and the value for money is almost unbelievable for London. I will definitely be coming back.”

• G

  Google user

  ·3 months ago

  “The restaurant was quiet and nicely air conditioned, and the bottomless Dim Sum was such a good deal! It’s slightly more expensive on the weekends but definitely still worth it. Make sure you leave room for the Egg Custard Bun for dessert, it is breathtakingly good 😍 All the Dim Sum that had prawn in it were elite, would definitely come again.”

• G

  Google user

  ·3 months ago

  “2nd time here and different staff but just as friendly and helpful. Forgot to mention the lovely fresh dimsum buffet, best to get here before 5pm for cheung funs and £5 saving If they would allow Takeaway from the buffet i would have given 7 stars x”

• G

  Google user

  ·3 months ago

  “Absolutely heavenly dim summ!!We went there on a weekday to try the all you can eat dim sum buffet! Shim was so lovely and warm...recommending what to eat..its a little piece of Hong Kong tucked away in a cute unassuming alley in Bromley..will definitely be going back to try the main menu dishes!”

• G

  Google user

  ·4 months ago

  “The one star is entirely for the service provided by the auntie staff. We’ve been here twice for the dim sum buffet and both times we were welcomed as if we were applying for a bank loan rather than ordering siu mai. The waitresses spoke to us with a remarkably condescending attitude from the moment we sat down. They repeatedly nagged us about unfinished food being chargeable, which would be fair enough if they didn’t act like we were planning to rob the kitchen. The moment we ordered 10 dim sums, they kept marching back and forth to bombard us about whether we could “finish all that” and “you can’t order that much”. If the kitchen was busy we could understand, but we were the only customers. This time, an Asian auntie with dyed hair and pink nails introduced us to what sounded like higher maths: the mysterious 6-4-2 rule. According to her, first round you can only order 6, then 4, then 2. It was so confusing and poorly explained that it felt less like a buffet and more like a parole system. She even questioned whether we had read the rule when the so-called rule was nowhere to be seen. Not on the menu, not on the table, not on the wall, maybe in our dreams. At this point, perhaps the restaurant should rename the promotion to “All You Cannot Eat”. If the business is terrified of customers having a big appetite, maybe don’t run a buffet in the first place. The assumption that customers are trying to abuse the system simply for ordering food was honestly unpleasant and embarrassing. What makes it even funnier is that many photos in the reviews here clearly show tables with 8+ dim sums ordered at once. So apparently the rule either changes according to the British weather, or according to which auntie is supervising that day. Please just print the rules clearly and stick them on the wall if they matter that much. Being monitored like a criminal over har gow really ruins the appetite. Dim sums were amazing though, worth a try if you are not Chinese because the auntie would at least say ‘enjoy’ to you rather then plopping down stacks of bamboo steamers and walked off with a stern face.”

• G

  Google user

  ·5 months ago

  “A great place in Bromley town centre for dim sum if you dont fancy going further afield. The dim sum selection is rather limited compared to China town restaurants but all the classics are present and still leaves plenty of choices. Overall quality is as good as ones in London. The a la carte menu is very good. Well worth a try.”

• G

  Google user

  ·8 months ago

  “Amazing Cantonese dim sum buffet in South London! Weekday lunch is £24.95 with a free drink, which is great value for London. Everything is freshly made to order, not from a buffet counter. The har gow and scallop prawn siu mai were juicy and full of real seafood, no starchy fillers. Cheung fun was silky, turnip cake crispy outside and soft inside. Service was friendly and well organised. Authentic flavours, generous portions, and 90 minutes was more than enough. Will definitely be back!”

• G

  Google user

  ·8 months ago

  “Incredible all-you-can-eat dim sum experience in Bromley! They have a fantastic half-price offer: £24.95 on weekdays and £29.50 on evenings/weekends for 90 minutes of bottomless, handcrafted dim sum plus a drink. My friend and I managed to try over £150 worth of food for around £25 each – amazing value! Everything is freshly made to order, not frozen. Must-tries: the prawn & scallop siu mai (we ordered twice!), cheung fun, steamed chicken feet, and congee. Highly recommend for dim sum lovers!”

• G

  Google user

  ·8 months ago

  “Amazing dim sum place in Bromley! I have dim sum eat as much as I want for only 28 pounds! The dim sum here is handmade and tastes great! I would highly recommend people trying this place! I will definitely come back again!”