Little Four Seasons in London: photos, reviews

About

Little Four Seasons in London offers a delightful dining experience without breaking the bank. Boasting a commendable Google rating of 4.6, this casual eatery specializes in Chinese comfort food, featuring the highly praised Peking duck and a variety of Cantonese dishes. Known for its delicious roast meats and crispy pork belly, the restaurant also provides vegetarian options, making it suitable for nearly any diner.

The vibrant, welcoming atmosphere makes it an excellent choice for a family dinner or catching up with friends, while also offering a comfortable spot for solo dining. With services ranging from dine-in to takeaway and delivery, Little Four Seasons caters to all preferences, and reservations are also available for those planning ahead.

Guests can enjoy a comprehensive drinks menu that includes cocktails, beer, and wine, alongside small plates and decadent desserts. The restaurant proudly supports the LGBTQ community and provides essential amenities like free Wi-Fi and a toilet. Students can take advantage of a 12% discount, adding even more value to this already affordable yet remarkable dining experience.

Price

$$$$

Meals

Dinner

Cuisines

Chinese

Services

Delivery, Takeaway, Drive-thru, Reservations available, Dine-in

Dietary options

Vegetarian options

Offering

Serving alcohol, Serving desserts, Small plates, Serving cocktails, Serving beer, Serving wine

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Wandsworth Bridge Rd /Kings Road (Stop GB)

Bus stop 759 m walk

Munster Road Parsons Green (Stop Z)

Bus stop 432 m walk

Shorrolds Road (Stop A)

Bus stop 769 m walk

Kingwood Road (Stop FL)

Bus stop 812 m walk

4.6

based on 53 reviews

Google

4.6/5 53 reviews

Andy A

Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 3

Delicious roast meats. good service, Canteen style decor is a bit weird

Genie

Food: 4
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 4

Came again to try a discounted product on buymeegao app just to noticed that the T&C wasn't well-communicated. The staff mentioned that you need to spend at least 45 to 60 in order to use the food vouchers in the app. The app mentioned any spending of at least £1 to use the food voucher. I was a little disappointed with the marketing but chose to dine in anyway. If the T&C discrepancy is not resolved, I would say this is a bad marketing strategy to attract customers and it is damaging the brand reputation. I remember from years ago the soup was really good. This time the pork maw and chicken soup was at the right spiciness but i think it was lacking of some flavour. The chicken in the soup wasn't tender. Some of the pork maw was bitter so it wasn't the best standard I was expecting. The sweet and sour pork was fried to a nice texture but the vegetables in the dish tasted raw. The 2 barbecue meat rice with pork belly and honey roasted meat was served in a big portion. The pork belly had crispy skin and the right texture. The honey roasted meat was standard. The dark soy sauce for the rice was a bit strong. It would be even better to serve some sweet chilli or garlic chilli sauce to pair with the pork belly. The rice also came with some Chinese cabbage and salads for a more balanced diet. The hot and sour soup was good with lots of ingredients. It would be great to provide additional vinegar for people who like to add more flavour to the soup. The environment and the dining area were very clean and comfortable. Better comfort compared to the central London stores but at a smaller menu. They offer 12% student discount with the presence of a physical student ID card at this branch.