Where can i find a good, affordable chinese restaurant in the west end?

I'm looking for a decent chinese restaurant that won't cost a fortune. In or around leicester square would be best. If you have any advice or know where i can get some good restaurant reviews that would be great.Where can i find a good, affordable chinese restaurant in the west end?
Ping pong tong is good
Poons, up the little side road next to 'Sound' on the right hand side.Where can i find a good, affordable chinese restaurant in the west end?
china town is full of them, but to be sure - and maybe get a deal go to www.toptable (not sure of .com/.co.uk) website and enter your details and they'll give you a list and you can see the reviews too.
There's one on knightsbridge, i forget what its called, The best one! ...if you dont mind spending a little extra!Where can i find a good, affordable chinese restaurant in the west end?
Wong Keys. (This is not a joke) It's just up from Leicester Sq in Wardor st. The waiters are the rudest ever, you sometimes have to share a table, which can be nice. It's not to expensive and the food is fantastic.
Ping pong tong
Absolutely - Wong Kei in Wardour Street. If you stand with your back to the entrance to McDonald's in Leicester Square there is a side street across the square from you. You will see a clock that sticks out sideways from the wall on the left hand side of that side street some way down. It is there. The food is fabulous and authentic.
theres one special one I love in chinatown, it has stairs that go up at the entrance, I'm not sure what its called but its at the shaftesbury ave end, it does the most amazing sweet %26amp; sour king prawn
There are lots of Chinese restaurants in the area north of Leicester Square known as China Town. My favourite Chinese restaurant is the New World in Gerard Place, off Shaftsbury Avenue. It specialises in Dim Sum cuisine



For the uninitiated Dim Sum is a style of dining in certain Chinese restaurants. trolleys roam around the room containing a variety of dishs ranging from little white steamed buns containing barbecued meat to braised chickens feet. You can get steamed prawns and little parcels of sticky rice. Its usually a cheap way to dine particularly if you share dishs. Dim Sum is normally served in the day before 6pm.
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Any of the restaurants in Gerrard Street. Or you could try Mr Woo's in Leicester Square.
Most of the restaurants are good. Try C%26amp;R at the side street, IIRC the street is called rupert court
St Martins Lane - Chi - all you can eat veg chinese buffet