Wun's Tea Room & Bar

The design and set up of the pop up restaurant for hoko reminds me a lot on the good old days in Asia. The food was authentic, there was not too much service as it is a fast turn over restaurant, hence, can't make much comment on it. However given that the noodle was at the price of a ramen, I would have an expectation that either the main came in a larger portion of a slight reduction in price. It was a restaurant price with fast food/market service. But the food is great from a general context.

Since we left Hong Kong I missed the Food and the small hidden restaurants and speakeasys... At Wuns we got authentic food which was super delicious in a past Hong Kong Setting... Made homesickness a bit better.

Beautiful aesthetics, and a good vibe definitely... however food was tweaked too much and a lot of corners were being cut. Milk tea was decent though should have used evaporated milk than condensed milk. Scallops were portioned way too less for price, and the clay pot rice was just not hot and fragrant enough. Cocktails next table seemed full of creativity but highly overpriced place overall

The interiors make it here for me!!! It’s so funky and retro, I love the style down from the neon lights to the plates. HOWEVER service was terrible and to be honest the food was nothing special, OTHER than their pork (pictured)! I went for dinner, and I understand that the brunch menu is a lot better, and popular. I wouldn’t rule it out, and I would give it a go for brunch, but not in a hurry (food account: @diningnotdashing)

Cool spot that has its own vibe. The food menu was quite adventurous and not your typical Chinese restaurant array. Traditional Chinese flavors with a creative twist could be one way to describe the dishes. The black bean sauce on the veggies with the bream was tasty! The setting and atmosphere is pretty cool. Service was friendly and prompt. Look forward to coming back in the evening for some drinks and trying a few more dishes. Expect Soho pricing. Note the Hong Kong style French toast is only served during lunch.

Been looking forward to visit this tea room since seeing some lovely photos on IG and finally got a chance to have brunch here with some friends today. Got seated on the top floor which I think has a nicer deco than the downstairs. Since there were 4 of us so we decided to literally order everything from the weekend brunch menu except the kaya toast. Some dishes are definitely not what I’m expecting - like Scallop Prawn Toast is not the type of triangular prawn toast with sesame on top, the HK- style French Toast is as thick as I imagined it to be and the Fatty Char Siu is not as juicy as I thought. Despite some slightly disappointing dishes, the Spicy Soy Cheung Fun is real nice and I would say the Scramble Char Siu Rice is the highlight for sure. Overall the service is good and an enjoyable meal. I would still recommend this place to relax and dine in if happen to be in the area, but don’t expect very authentic Chinese food - more a fusion.

We were looking for a place to dine Sunday at night ! What a delight discovering! The plates are amazing and freshly cooked. The drinks are amazing! The atmosphere ales you feel that you are in a dojo ! The variation of warm and cold plates are very good.

Almost didn’t go here because of the negative reviews on Google Maps, and so glad I ignored them! This place has excellent food, excellent drinks, and excellent service, all taking place in beautifully designed surrounding in the heart of Soho. Every dish was expertly prepared and delivered unexpected flavors, with the highlights for us being the cheung fun, glass noodles and prawn toast; the drink menu was great as well and I’d welcome people to experiment with new things! Prices were good and everything is meant for sharing; combined with friendly service and a great soundtrack, this is an ultimate brunch spot. Can’t wait to come back for cocktails!

Wonderful dinner! This was my favorite meal of this trip! Innovative Cantonese dishes in a speakeasy type of tea house turned cocktail bar atmosphere. The space is striking and the décor is really lovely. The cocktails are very unique and quite good but I was more won over by the food. We ordered a number of dishes for sharing but some dishes are quite small so in retrospect, I'd say this place is best for a dinner for two. Particularly because of the intimate setting. That said, everything was delicious! The crispy duck, char siu, and the clay pot rice were the crowd favorite. Highly recommended!

4.5 stars for aesthetic. Very cool vibes. Neon lights and an intimate atmosphere. 3.5 stars for food. Didn't order much but we had the chicken skewer, mushroom clay pot rice and cucumber salad. I did actually enjoy all of them in the moment but I don't know if I would come back for any of it. 5 stars for the cocktails - amazing! 5 stars for service - everyone was kind All in all come for tea or a cocktail and maybe a small plate or two. Don't make it the whole star of your evening but certainly consider it as a retro stop in Soho

This place is amazing. The cocktails are delicious, the atmosphere is beautiful, and the ribs are actually to die for.

Such an interesting restaurant+Tea Room+Bar. The food is delicious. The drink options are super creative. The staff was very friendly and attentive. This place gets crowded. Don't be fooled by the small restaurant when you enter, go down the stairs to the tea room, and you are no longer in London.

Amazing food, interesting decor, super friendly staff! It's a great place! The atmosphere makes you feel like you're not in London.

This is a great spot to meet a friend or two for a nice, but casual meal. The sugar pork is incredible.