This impressive Cantonese restaurant is one of the first symbols of the glacially slow regeneration of Elephant & Castle. Occupying the attractive ground floor of one of the area's newest buildings, and done up in a pleasingly glitzy style, it offers some seriously authentic Hong Kong flavours (though the normal Chinatown staple dishes are also present on the menu, and very well done). The lunchtime Dim Sum are among the best in London, made with ingredients of a far higher quality than usual, but still sensibly priced. The evening menu is full of smoky, garlicky flavours, and powerful, highly-spiced sauces.
Dragon Castle
100 Walworth Road, SE17 1JL
This impressive Cantonese restaurant is one of the first symbols of the glacially slow regeneration of Elephant &... More
The concept behind this popular, friendly noodle emporium is pretty simple. You choose what kind of noodles you want (if you don't like noodles then ...More
French seafood restaurant that puts the kitsch in kitchen.
London isn’t particularly renowned for its seafood (nor for that matter is Kennington renowned for its restaurants) ...More
The ubiquitous Seattle based coffee shop can unsurprisingly be found all over London. Thanks to its market saturation policy, branches resemble the Capital’s buses by ...More
The area where this hotel is located has become the vibrant cultural heart of London, with theatres, concert halls and art galleries lined-up against the ... More
Roger Hiorns' Seizure has reopened until 18th October, following his Turner Prize nomination for transforming a derelict block of flats on a Harper Road housing ...More
The worldwide collection of the Cuming Family accompanies exhibitions on the history of Southwark (from Roman times to the 19th century) in this unique museum. ...More
This museum of 20th-century warfare offers a thoughtful look at what day-to-day life was like for both citizens and soldiers in the two world wars. ... More
A branch of Smiths is a fixture of practically every high street up and down the country. The chain sells stationery, magazines, books, greeting cards, ...More
Pick 'n' Mix sweets, budget CDs, toys, stationery, household durables... The Woolworths' general stores seem to have a completely random purchasing policy, but they ...More
From a clutch of excellent courses in London, this is the best and among the premier specialist media courses in the world. Formerly London College ... More
London South Bank University started life as the Borough Polytechnic Institute and has been part of the local landscape for since 1892 making it one ...More
A superbly designed two-room club and arts venue that captures the feeling of an illegal party in a squatted industrial space - while still being ...More
A massive sound system, huge dancefloor and a staggering roster of big name DJs has made sure of Ministry of Sound's place in clubbing folklore. ... More
Get the FREE monthly guide to London entertainment, arts, concerts, sport, book signings, and essential event information delivered directly to your inbox.
LondonTown.com has special discounts every week. The amount of discount will vary depending on the dates you are coming and how far in advance you book. All discounts are subject to availability.
Show favourites only
Report a bug, make a suggestion or just tell us your thoughts.
This impressive Cantonese restaurant is one of the first symbols of the glacially slow regeneration of Elephant & Castle. Occupying the attractive ground floor of one of the area's newest buildings, and done up in a pleasingly glitzy style, it offers some seriously authentic Hong Kong flavours (though the normal Chinatown staple dishes are also present on the menu, and very well done). The lunchtime Dim Sum are among the best in London, made with ingredients of a far higher quality than usual, but still sensibly priced. The evening menu is full of smoky, garlicky flavours, and powerful, highly-spiced sauces.
