Plum Valley Fine Dining in City of London

My favourite spot in Chinatown! I've visited three times since moving to London and have never been dissapointed. The dumplings and the lemon chicken are my go-to favorites but everything else I've tried was absolutely amazing. Make sure to book a table cause they are often super busy.

Been to this restaurant frequently and often get it to take away and have as an evening meal. It has always been lovely up until now.Ordered food to go and when I took it out the bag to have at home this is what I got. Absolutely astonishing that this is £6.80 worth of soup. Expensive isn't even the word. My grilled dumplings were raw around the outside and not pleasant to eat.

We had a dinner yesterday which I'm absolutely disappointed about.We ordered the plate of 3 different dumplings and a whole crub with fried buns.the crub was absolutely disgusting full of sauces and they neither gave us the right stool to open it!the dumplings taste was good but the food gave me stomachache as soon as i finished the dinner and after some hours I'm still recovering from that!I do not raccomand.

Very good food, extremely cortious service. Prices are not cheap, but you get what you pay for. The food is great, everything is clean, the people are helpful and the food is quick to arrive.

Absolutely stunning food and Classy style, we loved every mouth full.Lunch for four very reasonable even though we ordered to much and waitress boxed up to take home.Class effort, we can't wait to return.

I don’t really eat in Chinatown as it is a place for tourists. It’s not bad just that you don’t get the best Chinese food here. However I must drop a short review to comment on their Dim Sum.The Dim Sun you get here are the refined ones which you don’t get in this country, so I was pleasantly surprised to sample them in Chinatown.Just look at the Siu Mai, it’s amazing! I have not seen anything like this outside of Hong Kong! Service not so good as you would expect from a tourist area, but if you are just coming for Dim Sum, you are in for a real treat!

It's a nice chilled atmosphere (if you prefer that) and right in the centre of Chinatown. Food tasted pretty good but a bit on the pricey side. You order a main and then noodles/rice on the side separately so cost can add up, but it's big portions.

Felt so great to be eating out in the open area! Food was great. They have taken their own twist to some dim sum and I recommend trying their “fried milk”, duck’s tongue and crispy noodle cod with mango sauce. Another of our favourite is the cheong fun with fried prawn fritters.Tried to go back again but met a really nasty waitress who kept shouting at us that the restaurant only opens at 12pm. We asked if we can just take a look at the menu but she shouted at us again “12pm, I said 12pm!”. We left as this isn’t how we want to be treated as customers.

Congee and dim sum are nice. Fresh out and in decent portion. Changfen is crispy with prawn inside so very tasty. A bit of expensive here though 47 in total here

I honestly do not understand why the ratings of this place aren’t higher. I absolutely loved it. Sister declared that it was one of the best Chinese food she had ever had. The location is great (China town), do admit it was a bit difficult to find, but you’ll be fine if you follow google maps.The menu was quite daunting, but once we got out head around it, we couldn’t stop ordering. We did it Asian style and got a bit of everything to share.Everything came out hot and the food tasted so fresh. There was a lot of different flavours. The only things I wasn’t a fan of was the crispy duck rolls and the dumplings, but that’s a personal preference.I would definitely go again.