Leong's Legends in City of London

Tasty good food. Service was quick. Prawn dish was delicious. Also had dumplings which we ate before I could get a photo !! Was cold sitting near the door but otherwise , recommend.

Absolutely fantastic. One of my fav places in China town! Highly recommend the dim sum with the Crab and Prawns! I can't remember what this dish was where we cooked the ingredients they gave us, but it was also incredible! 5 stars well deserved!

I am sorry to give only 3 stars as I believe the food to be great. We had the classic Xiaolongbao, spicy dumplings and fried rice. Recently I have visited restaurants which served delicious fried rice (usually it comes with green peas and that's not a good sign) and Leongs Legend is one of them. So, why 3 stars?Poor service.I booked a few days in advance since we went on a Sunday. The table was not ready so we had to wait for around 10 minutes. When the waiter brought us the Xialonbao we noticed we didn't have the sauce so we ask for some and we finally got it...there was no ginger inside it. Something similar happened when we asked for some tea (we had to ask more than once).The price is in line with the other restaurants in Chinatown.Therefore, I think I will not come back.

I went with my girlfriend as they have a "bottomless dim sum" promo and we were celebrating a special occasion. Their dim sum was great, dont get me wrong. But the word BOTTOMLESS is a LIE. When you sit on the table, they would tell you that the first order will only be 6 kind, then second is 4, then the last should only be 2. Now i dont get where the word bottomless comes to play as they would dictate how much you are allowed to order. Though they have respectable dim sum, i felt that we were baited with their false advertisement.

We got the Time Out all you can eat dumplings deal and It was SO tasty. You order 3 dishes first, then 2 when you’ve finished these, then 1 at a time after that, which gives you more than enough food with the option for more. House white wine is not too bad but pricey for what it is.Only thing we would improve is having a little heater or something for people sitting by the door - you get an icy gust every time someone opens the door which you have to do in order to check availability. Hooks under the tables would improve the need to leave bags in gangways.

My cousin wanted to treat me and took me to her favourite place in Chinatown.The menu was beautiful and the food gorgeous . The service was very good. Plus, security as little legs cannot escape. My niece tried but the main door was safe. I'm going back there for my next mum and daughter outing. Only minus is the limited choice of drinks. ✌🏾

The variety of restaurant options can get perplexing for a first timer in Chinatown and invariably one resorts to one's BFF - Google.Leong's Legend was one of the Taiwanese restaurants suggested by different reviews. The review recommended ordering the starred dishes we stuck by it for our evening snack, mid September 2021.The restaurant, a little difficult to spot, seems like a popular eatery and had reasonable crowd for a Tuesday evening.Wooden swords, spears and different weapons adorn the walls of the eatery and the tables & chairs are basic, which in a way translates to food being the centre point.The Taiwanese oyster omelette was goey, starchy and fluffy. The green vegetables added some crunch to the dish and the sauce was strong umami.The combination of flavours was interesting. You will either love it or may not be impressed by it.The soup filled dumpling with small portions of pork was an interesting concept. Xiao Long Bao. Soup and dumpling in one morsel.Service and hygiene was satisfactory.Overall a good experience.Going by the spread on most tables, the dumplings and Hot Pot seemed popular.

Second time coming here for the hotpot. Had the dual pot with the Tom Yum and Sechuan broths. Absolutely gorgeous. Both broths are wonderfully complex and delicious in their own way. Staff was very attentive with filling up broth and water glasses. They were very accommodating when we requested a change to the standard sharing ingredients on account of my pregnancy. Definitely coming here again!

One of my favourite Taiwanese restaurants in China Town. Love the sticky rice. Its the most glutinous rice's I have had. And the morning glory was amazing.

Our first dim sum bottomless brunch! We used the time out offer, which included bottomless dim sum and a glass of Prosecco. Unfortunately, when we arrived - no one told us how the bottomless would work and we didn’t get the glass of Prosecco. We were only offered a soft drink. Other than that, the food was delicious. Go for the soup dumplings!!!!