Luxuriance Peking Cuisine

Had we arrived there half an hour later, we would have been warned by the absence of Chinese people dining there. Unfortunately, we entered before the crowds. There were three factors to our attraction: 1. We hadn't dined there before 2. It claimed to offer Peking cuisine 3. It offered good value set menus. The restaurant is large, with calligraphy on the walls and a slight stale smell of cigarette smoke. There was no separate non-smoking section, but as the restaurant was virtually empty when we entered, we weren't too bothered. The first warning bells began to clang when we were told that there was only one sort of tea on the ...  Read the complete review