My family and I went to Mr. Chow after a long day of driving expecting a good Chinese dinner.

Great deception, food was awful, frozen food is better than that, my own Chinese cooking is better than that (being Belgian my Chinese cooking isn't amazing).

He then made a little noodle making show, probably the best moment of this dinner. The speciality of the restaurant is some for of potatoes stew shaped in balls, it was extremely filling, tasted nothing and felt like a mouth full of flour.

I would recommend you not to go to Mr. Chow. In two words, its was disgusting and EXTREMELY expensive for the quality of the food.

As soon as we entered, we were surrounded by friendly staff greeting us. It started off as a five star restaurant, until they handed us a laminated menu which seemed very inappropriate. The food was great and delicious but we had no chopsticks! During the meal, the chef came out and turned a lump of dough into noodles with only his hands!
At the end we had a delicious chocolate cake. My Dad fell off his chair when the bill arrived....As we left, everyone said goodbye to us. We would definitely come back.

Jasmina Morris
Age 10
London

I had a very, very bad experience here. Food was really mediocre and overpriced, probably the worst chicken satay I've ever had, with dry chicken and a horrible sauce which didn't even taste like peanuts. Same with the noodles, which were overcooked and uninspired. ANY regular chinese restaurant would be better. The ambience was not even that great, very loud. I am so not going back. On a positive note, service was decent.

The food was very good, expensive but you get what you pay for. It would have been 5 star except the peking duck was not as it should be,

Once you get over the sticker shock of the pricing, it is very good food. My favorite is always the crispy beef and the bach choy. The service is great, and the atmosphere formal. Keep your eyes peeled, as there are often celeb sitings!!!