Feng Shang Princess in London: photos, reviews, menu

About

Feng Shang Princess in London offers a unique dining experience aboard a striking floating Chinese pagoda on Regent's Canal. Known for its exquisite cuisine, the menu spans a diverse selection from the succulent duck to spicy Malaysian beef curry, perfect for those who crave rich flavors. This elegantly casual setting is ideal for a variety of gatherings, whether you're celebrating a birthday, having a cozy family dinner, or enjoying a solo meal. While the open-air decks provide a scenic view, inside, live music adds a touch of intimacy to your dining experience. Vegetarian and Halal options are available along with a diverse beverage menu featuring cocktails, coffee, and an extensive range of wines and beers. Reservations are recommended due to its popularity with tourists and locals alike. Whether you indulge in an ever-popular dim sum snack or enjoy a full meal with apple fritters and Cornish ice cream for dessert, Feng Shang Princess promises a memorable and tastefully refined outing.

Price

$$$$

Meals

Lunch, Dinner

Cuisines

Chinese

Services

Delivery, Takeaway, Reservations available, Dine-in, Reservations recommended

Dietary options

Vegetarian options, Halal options

Offering

Serving alcohol, Serving desserts, Small plates, Late-night food, Serving cocktails, Serving beer, Serving wine, Serving coffee

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Regent's Park Barracks

Bus stop 586 m walk

London Zoo (Stop B)

Bus stop 172 m walk

Primrose Hill / London Zoo (Stop H)

Bus stop 500 m walk

Camden High Street (Stop J)

Bus stop 758 m walk

4.1

based on 1,312 reviews

Google

4.1/5 834 reviews

Facebook

4.0/5 478 reviews

A Google User

Food: 5
Service: 4
Atmosphere: 4

Feng Shang Princess — A Floating Feast in Regent’s Park Moored serenely on the Cumberland Basin, Feng Shang Princess isn’t just a restaurant — it’s a cinematic experience. A handcrafted Chinese pagoda gliding on London’s canal, where red lanterns flicker and koi dreams swim beneath your feet. The Food Expect classic Cantonese and Hong Kong-style dishes with a refined twist. The salt & pepper squid is crisp perfection, and the duck pancakes arrive with just the right balance of sweetness and crunch. While the menu leans toward the familiar, the execution is elegant — though not always flawless. (One reviewer found a hair in their dish — a reminder that even floating palaces have off days.) The Service Service can be hit or miss. Some guests rave about warm hospitality and attentive pacing, while others report long waits and a sense of being forgotten once the food arrives1. It’s worth booking ahead and arriving with patience — the setting makes up for occasional lapses. The Atmosphere Romantic, theatrical, and slightly surreal. Whether you're sipping wine at sunset or sharing dim sum under moonlight, the ambiance is unforgettable. It’s a favourite among celebrities and locals alike — and for good reason3. Feng Shang Princess is ideal for special occasions, quiet dates, or anyone craving a side of magic with their meal. Come for the view, stay for the vibe — and maybe double-check your dish before diving in.