Jun Ming Xuan Restaurant

Had a delicious family lunch here and had the opportunity to taste a wide range of foods from the menu - forgot to take photos of the food !!! The flavours were delicious and everything we ordered both looked appealing and were very tasty. The service was very good, pleasant and attentive, with lots of smiles, which is rather lovely when your on the receiving end :) Would definitely recommend a visit here.

I dare say this is probably one of the poshest Chinese restaurants for fine dining in North London suburbs. The restaurant has a rather unassuming frontage but on entering, a very modern and inviting decor, tastely furbished, with comfortable and spacious seatings, and friendly, attentive service. It has a relatively small menu, unlike other Chinese restaurants with menus that can run into pages and pages, like with a dozen different choices of beef, pork, rice, and noodles ! The food tasted authentic Chinese, not Anglicised, and of good quality but in relatively small portions. The price is higher than average Chinese restaurants as one would expect, but you do get what you paid for in terms of quality and ambience.

We had forgotten to book a table. But luckily for us the staff were able to fit us in at the last minute for three people on a busy Saturday afternoon. Especially since we had already paid for parking outside. The restaurant is located in a residential estate, and the majority of patrons looked to be local. The restaurant was half full when we arrived at 1pm. But it had a nice buzz. Children were on adjacent tables and seemed to be enjoying the whole experience. The service was attentive and we were advised on how many dishes to order, which was just enough for three adults. We shared a teapot of Chinese tea, which sat on a candle warmer. This was a nice touch as it kept the tea warm throughout our lunch. The servers kept topping up our cups. Each dim sum dish can be found on a typical Hong Kong style dim sum menu. But some of them had a nice twist. We particularly enjoyed the kanefi and mango prawn roll and the beancurd and prawn cheung fun. The baked pork puff buns, had a strong yeast flavour, which over powered the taste of the filling and the grilled turnip cakes were flavoursome but burnt. The prices were a little more expensive than I would expect from a local outer London establishment and approx £8-9 per dim sum dish. But all in all it was a nice experience. We would return again, but not so often due to the value for money.

Looking for somewhere to celebrate my daughters 21st birthday; dined @ JM. The food was really good - quite filling. The atmosphere was good though I was a little apprehensive being the first diners there. The quality of the service was very good - definitely recommend it for fine dining 👍🏾 4 stars atmosphere simply because it was cold - the air conditioning was on.

This used to be a more low key neighborhood Chinese which is now much more upmarket. Despite not having a reservation for our group of 6 including two young children the front of house was very welcoming and did their best to accommodate. Luckily there was a cancellation and we were seated quickly. Service was very friendly. We were there for Sunday lunch and sampled the dim sum, a couple of noodle dishes and the Char Sui pork. All of it was excellent, particularly the Dim Sum which was very nicely presented and tasted great. The turnip cake was a highlight. Prices are higher now but the cooking has taken a step up and matched the prices. The atmosphere was cosy with a quiet buzz to it. Overall it was a great experience, feels more for a special occasion now but still well worth a visit. Reservations are definitely recommended especially if visiting for Sunday lunch. A good option if you're visiting the nearby RAF Museum.

Where to start the food, the staff, the atmosphere just an overall amazing experience!! Also something they don’t advertise enough is their dim sum lunch menu all of which sounds amazing and judging from the dinner it probably tastes equally as good too!! And please please have a look at their desserts. I have been to many London based Asian restaurants and unfortunately the desserts always seem generic and like an after thought but here honestly so much thought and effort has gone into every dish and flavour that any of their desserts, similarly to their starters and mains, is well worth the calories!! Would definitely recommend and will be visiting again soon.