📍 117 Benwell Rd, London N7 7BW, UK
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Google: 4.4 • TripAdvisor: 4
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Xi’an Impression is a cozy gem located in London, UK, celebrated for its authentic Xi’an cuisine that draws in both locals and visitors alike. The restaurant’s charm lies in its humble, yet inviting atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for a casual meal after a day of exploring. With a Google rating of 4.4 and a 4.0 on TripAdvisor, it’s clear that diners appreciate the variety and quality of dishes offered. Popular among families, couples, and friends, the menu showcases mouth-watering options like hand-pulled noodles and spicy cold chicken, making it a favorite for those seeking bold flavors. Whether you’re a noodle aficionado or a curious foodie, Xi’an Impression promises a delightful dining experience.
Google: 4.4 (1064 reviews)
TripAdvisor: 4 (167 reviews)
Nice little restaurant. Good variety of dishes, but other than the chili oil, our noodle dishes were lacking in flavor, very simple. Not a fan of the pig's ears, but mostly a personal distaste for the texture. Great service, quickly served. Drinks/teas were a bit overpriced, but they are happy to serve only tap water.
Saw this on the Noodles episode of Chef's Table and never knew what a great place this is, having gone by dozens of times before. Short walk from the tube station. Humble and cosy premises. We had the smashed cucumber salad, black mushrooms, pig ear, pig bun, salt and pepper spare ribs, noodles with chunky beef, ginger chicken, cold noodle salad, pork dumplings and sweet and sour pork. All of it was excellent. Amazing food, filling but not heavy. Beautifully nourishing. We will be back.
Recommended by 70 year old mate, Taiwanese chum in his 30s and daughter/(+boyfriend) in her 20s. V spicy. Different from most Chinese. Full of Chinese students on weekdays and locals at w/end
Small “street food” eatery in front of the Arsenal stadium. Just follow where the two guns are pointing! Delicious and authentic spicy Chinese food. Fast service and fast turnover of tables. (40 covers?) I had to wait in the queue on weeknight at 7.30 for about 15 minutes. The cold chicken in chilli oil starter was try to its Chinese name: “mouth watering chicken”. The famous biang biang noodles are messy to eat (one long sheet!) but worth the mess. (Bring a bin.). Plus pot of tea made the bill £28.