Four Seasons

Chinese restaurant · Chinatown

Four Seasons

Chinese restaurant · Chinatown

23 Wardour St, London W1D 6PW, United Kingdom

Highlights

Unpretentious restaurant serving Chinese comfort food classics, plus its Peking duck signature dish.

23 Wardour St, London W1D 6PW, United Kingdom Get directions

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@infatuation

"Roast duck. It’s the whole reason you come to Four Seasons. While most of the other things on the Cantonese menu won’t blow you away, the duck is by far one of the best things you can eat in the area, if not all of central London. You’ll want at least a quarter per person and you’ll want it off the bone. The sauce they pour all over it is incredible too. The stewed pork belly with vegetables is also a great call, as well as the Chinese broccoli. Bring friends and wear your stretchy clothes. It’s a relaxed place and it’ll mean you can probably manage half a bird." - Team Infatuation

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@infatuation

"Nothing gets a big group going like a whole peking duck. No matter who you’re seeing, or what gossip is being spilled, the most important question at the table is always “please could you pass the pancakes”. Chinatown Chinese institution Four Seasons does a roast duck that’s so famous we’re surprised it doesn’t have its own publicist. It’s essential for a bustling, big round table, group get-together." - Jake Oliver, Rianne Shlebak, Sinead Cranna

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@infatuation

"Roast duck. It’s the whole reason you come to Four Seasons, and while most of the other things on the menu won’t blow you away, the duck is by far one of the best things you can eat in the area, if not all of central London. You’ll want at least a quarter per person, and you’ll want it off the bone. The sauce they pour all over it is incredible. The stewed pork belly with vegetables is also a good call, and the Chinese broccoli is worth ordering too. Bring friends. All of them." - David Paw

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@infatuation

"Delivery status: Collection & delivery from Chinatown and Queensway. Nothing, absolutely nothing, shuts up a ravid family quite like a whole peking duck. Replace squabbles, tantrums, and blistering remote control battles, with one of the world’s most beautiful sentences, ‘please could you pass the pancakes’. Four Seasons does a roast duck that’s so famous we’re surprised it doesn’t have it’s own publicist, and now, for the first time you can get it delivered or swing by their Queensway or Chinatown spots for collection. A round of pak choi and their wonton soup is also encouraged." - Heidi Lauth Beasley, Jake Oliver

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Kianush Robeson (ikiaman)

Google

First time visiting this branch having been to bang-bang in Colindale previously. I didn’t have super high expectations due to the low review score here but I was pleasantly surprised on all fronts. Came with a party of four and we had a wonderful lunch on Sunday. The restaurant was fairly empty and we received great service, we were allowed to try some of the rice wines before buying a bottle. Although I didn’t get a photo the duck was superb as was the char Sui pork,l and chicken boodles we ordered. Everyone was full and everything cost £30 each. My friends who had never tried Cantonese roast duck before were blown away and loved the meal. Even though the restaurant is a little shabby I think that’s part of the charm. Great food, lovely staff and excellent value. Hope to return again one day

Henry D

Google

Hello, I am your customer, I have purchased from you at both branches in China Town so many times but your service really disappoints me. I always buy Whole Roast Duck but this is the 3rd time you sold me not a whole duck, my order was missing a lot of pieces , this look like half duck and especially without 2 thighs, which is what I like to eat the most. You have lost me as a customer, I will not come back to any of your branches again. I hope that after my review, you will look back at your service and make changes, so that no more customers will be disappointed like me. Goodbye and hope you will develop further.

TheNinjaMarmot

Google

Had the lobster takeaway. Not disappointed. Very very good. Lots of yee mein noodles. The lobster was succulant and price was reasonable. Their roast duck is excellent too. Within the top five roast duck in the UK.

Michelle A

Google

I came here with my friends for having a typical cantonese experience and we weren't disappointed! 👩‍🍳The Crispy duck was truly mind blowing and I really liked the sauce that was mixed with the rice and the meat! The staff is kind and fast, we had a lovely chat with one of the waiters. The restaurant inside could be improved. I would come here again😊

Sananda Das

Google

Cantonese Duck Roast was awesome. Little bit oily but full of flavours and delicious in taste. Must try item in China Town, London.

Rina Feast (That’s How We Feast)

Google

Our visit to Four Seasons on Wardour Street revealed a very casual ambiance, with the restaurant bustling and full, particularly after 6 pm. Arriving early is advisable due to the no-reservation policy, preventing long queues. The star of the show was undeniably the duck, leaving us eager to order it separately on our next visit. While the food delivered an authentic Chinese experience, the bustling atmosphere created a sense of haste, making it challenging to enjoy a leisurely meal. Nonetheless, for those seeking tasty Chinese cuisine, Four Seasons offers a flavorful experience, especially when you plan accordingly.

Krystal Phuar

Google

Delicious pig stomach soup, beancurd dish and sweet and sour pork dishes to go with rice. Hit and miss with the service but wasnt expecting much as long as food was timely. Carpeted restaurant at the lower ground floor does feel abit yucky. But was compensated with good food.

Carolyn NG

Google

I had an extremely disappointing experience at this restaurant. The service was terrible from the moment we walked in, with one of the waitresses displaying a rude and unprofessional attitude throughout the evening. When I asked to remove the service charge, as I felt the service did not meet any acceptable standard, I was met with hostility. One of the staff members repeatedly questioned me in an aggressive manner, asking why I wanted to cancel the service fee. I explained that there was simply no service provided, and the manager responded dismissively, stating that just bringing the food to the table counts as “service.” To make matters worse, the same rude waitress loudly pointed at me and shouted, for the entire restaurant to hear, that I had refused to pay the service fee during a previous visit. This was a blatant lie, as it was my first time dining at this establishment. I felt publicly humiliated and disrespected. This was an incredibly uncomfortable and unpleasant experience. I do not recommend this restaurant to anyone who values good service or respect as a customer.