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As follow up for our Top 10 dim sum restaurants in London article, we give the best of the rest from around the UK.
Back by popular demand, our new best in class list of London dim sum restaurants is now fully updated for 2008. 
Todd Tran delves into the emerging trend of designer Chinese restaurants in where diners may least expect it - London’s Chinatown.
Shoreditch has always had a reputation for its bars and trendy hangouts but why are people now talking about of all things its dim sum? Pamela Yau reviews The Drunken Monkey dim sum eatery and bar. 
In the most diverse city in the world with the most diverse selection
of restaurants in the world, London’s Chinese restaurants stood out but
with not so enviable of a reputation…that is until the opening of
Hakkasan a few years ago. But what few people do not realise is that
well before Hakkasan, London already had such a restaurant hidden on a
narrow wealthy Mayfair street–Kai of Mayfair. 
Where did all these buffets come from? A few years ago, they were none too many, nowadays, they're everywhere you look. Leon Lau investigates their popularity and considers their merits in society. 
Todd Tran reveals his favourite venues for South East Asian specialities across London. Mouthwatering! 
Susan S. Cheung gives her perspective on traditional Chinese foods, especially at the Chinese Lunar New Year.
Helen Yuet Ling Pang, author of the '
