Mao Tai

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58 New Kings Road

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Mao Tai, named after the celebratory Szechuan liquor, opens the Mao Bar & Restaurant which echoes the established style of Mao Tai. The Ethos is comfortable design and food which spans South East Asia, with an emphasis on China.

With a kitchen plucked straight from Hong Kong the overall mood at Mao Tai is relaxed and chic from dim sum, tempura, and crispy duck to regional curries & fresh fish. The menu covers Asia from Thailand to Japan via Malaysia & China. All time favorites such as tuna spring roll with ginger & coriander, asparagus & sweet potato tempura, creamy rock shrimp togarashi, crispy beef shreds, steamed salmon with ceviche dressing, sea bass with ginger & spring onions and aromatic duck with pancakes are readily available. Specialist ingredients are imported weekly from Asia and freshness and flavor are crucial to the menus diverse appeal.

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Address:
Mao Tai 58 New Kings Road
London
SW6 4LS

Phone:
02077312520x
Website:
www.maotai.co.uk
Price:
£26 to £40
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1. Mao Tai
  - 58 New Kings Road
    London
    SW6 4LS
  - 02077312520x
  - www.maotai.co.uk
  - 51.472482,-0.201325

Facilities:
Private rooms

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the restaurant was so bad i never eat food like that the service was poor the prising was so over rated 15 pound for 5 pice of chicken which where over cook the fish also was over cook and the last bit the dim sum where defrosted and they can't cook rice you would be better off going to wagamama

simon goodman Mon Apr 15
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