Hei Hing

£12 / Chinese, Thai, Asian, Noodles, Vegetarian options

14 South St, Isleworth

Opening hours

12PM-2:30PM & 5:30PM-10PM

Sunday Closed
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 12PM-2:30PM & 5:30PM-10PM
Thursday 12PM-2:30PM & 5:30PM-10PM
Friday 12PM-2:30PM & 5:30PM-10PM
Saturday 5:30PM-10PM

Epic Flavors and Friendly Atmosphere Await!

Nestled rather unassumingly in the heart of the neighborhood, Hei Hing offers more than mere sustenance; it is a joyful celebration of East Asian flavors deftly executed by friendly hands that transform the dining experience from satisfactory to memorable. Once inside, any concerns about its snug confines dissipate as the genuinely charming service and impressively curated menu take center stage. As you enter this cozy enclave, the chatter from enthusiastic patrons melds into a promising overture for what's to come—dish after dish that bursts not only with generous portions but profound attention to detail and freshness that’s hard to find elsewhere.

The menu, which might intimidate some with its breadth, didn’t disappoint, delivering standout revelations such as exquisitely tender Korean chicken bites bursting with bold flavors alongside refreshingly crisp prawn toasts. The HK roast pork strikes a fine balance between indulgently rich yet delicate profiles akin to haute dishes inspired by street markets. The versatile Yaki Udon lays bare the precision behind every boil and sear; it reaffirms what every discerning taster knows—freshness commands respect. Completing the vivid tapestry of authenticity is the soothing Jasmin tea that perfectly dovetails an already impeccable experience. It’s little wonder, then, most diners promise immediate returns, quite swayed by the ambiance and warmth invested in each angle of this culinary jewel. And yet, it is the personal touch evidenced by a waitress sprinting to return a forgotten backpack that truly cements Hei Hing as not just a gastronomic jewel, but, despite limited space, a hospitable sanctuary adept at leaving echoes of its deft orchestration long after you’ve left. — Audrey Al Dente