A cupboard-sized takeaway window in Chinatown slinging crispy, golden Fujianese fritters for the perfect grab-and-go snack.
Ordering Strategy
Strictly grab-and-go. Eat your fritters straight from the paper bag as you walk around Chinatown. Pro tip: ask for your fritter to get a quick re-dunk in the fryer if you want it extra steaming hot and crispy.
What to order
Oyster Cake (海蛎油饼)
Often described as a 'golden flying saucer of joy', this is the undisputed star of the menu. It is a crispy, golden-brown snack packed with oysters, prawns, seaweed, cabbage, and bean sprouts.
Pork Fritter
A deeply savory, meaty comfort that serves as a budget-friendly and substantial alternative to the oyster cake for under £4.
Red Bean Paste Bao
A steaming, fluffy sweet bun that provides a necessary contrast to the salty, umami-heavy fried snacks that dominate the menu.
Baozi
Recommended in the Vittles Chinatown guide as a standout order from the menu.
Oyster Cakes
Recommended in the Vittles Chinatown guide as a standout order from the menu.
More in Chinatown
- Noodle and BeerSichuan Chinese · ££82
- Cafe TPTCantonese · £81
- C&R CafeMalaysian · £79
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Top critic: Vittles (80%)
Editorial Weight 44 pts
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Public Signal 11 pts
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2 Elite · 0 Editorial · 2 total signals
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4.6★ (96 reviews)
Good to know
Takeaway only with zero seating. Online user reviews frequently flag brusque service and distracted staff, but the prices and quality make it a must-visit regardless.
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