Le Petit Chef - London

The place is a scam for tourists. Food is dated, nothing special. Service couldn't care less about your needs and the atmosphere is ok at best, but not worth of what you pay. Visual show was ok, but to be honest, it's a restaurant, I want to eat in a fine dining restaurant, anything else comes second. The reason I call the restaurant a scam has to do with the fact of paying £30/person for booking without retracting that amount from the final bill. The £30/person deposit is not actually a deposit for your booking, but a pre-payment for the 3rd party company that provides the projectors above your table to give you the visual show during your meal. I'd be ok with this, if I was told about it from the beginning or when I made my reservation, but instead they called this a deposit. A deposit for a booking means that at the end you'll get your money back, retracted from the total amount. I want to be clear, this is not happening. Big fail, never going again, please don't fall for it.

My husband treated me with a surprised evening out. Dinner at London Cabarer Club ( Le Petite Chef ) The Service is amazingly. Every dishes that are served out has such an amazing story-telling capture. I feels is a very unique experience with Cabaret entertainer while enjoying the food which is great. Though one may feels the food portion size is relatively small portion. But is 5 course dinner. I feel is reasonably & luxe serving in any fine dinning restaurants . Is all about the quality of the food itself. Not about quantity. Food taste is well blend into each following dishes. Highly recommended ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Amazing food, definitely a go to if you’re in London! The beef brisket boa buns are insane. So is the croque Sando!The sundae is soo nice too one of the best I’ve had .

The projections was an amazing and beautiful experience, it was very fun to watch.On the other hand the food had a good taste, nothing out of extraordinary but was usually cold because of the logistic of bringing everyone’s dishes out at the same time to arrive once the animation has ended. I particularly can’t stand cold food and asked several times to warm my food, which made me feel uncomfortable.The also sang a few songs from the United States and others in Italian, as a personal preference, it would have been more consistent with the theme for them to lean into 40s French music.It was my boyfriends birthday and they brought a little birthday cake for the other birthdays except for us, I tried to call the waiters but they where too busy to see us.Finally, It was 100£ more on top of the already 120£ for the classic menu, everything was quite overprice and wouldn’t recommended it to my friends.

Had a lovely evening at Le Petit Chef. We had the grande menu which gave us fillet steak. The only negative for me was that we couldn't select how that was cooked and for my preferences, it was a little over. Still delicious! The staff were excellent, it was a great vibe and was as awesome as I was hoping it would be!

The concept itself is great, really enjoyed the animations and the little twists involved. However! Food was extremely mediocre and in some cases bland. The steak was honestly quite sad, as was the risotto.Was also shocked with the animation for the dessert course- i.e. when introducing the saffron that went into the food, a Hindi god was shown with some 'stereotypical Indian' music? Then when the rice was introduced, a dragon came up and some nonsensical 'Chinese' music played. Honestly would expect better in our day and age

I cannot comment for the food and atmosphere as I haven’t had the chance to visit the restaurant. But, nevertheless, I need to say a huge thanks to the manager and the booking team. They are human beings and not robots who are looking only for your wallet. They did understood my issue and managed everything even though this was somehow against their official policy. This is to remind us all that we are human beings and being flexible and helping each other is of huge importance.Just for this I need to say again a big thank you to all of the team and I hope to visit and enjoy the restaurant when circumstances will allow for me to do so.Many thanks again..

We went to Le Petit Chef a couple of weeks ago after seeing lots of ads on social media. We love immersive dining experience. The location was odd as it was in the London Cabaret. We arrived a few minutes late and missed the first section which sucked because the whole experience costs a lot of money, so make sure you get there on time. We didn’t enjoy the food at all. I didn’t finish most of my plates as a result. On the other hand, the experience itself was great and the visual amazing. The host was very nice and helpful. He even sang. I think this is a great experience to do once in your life but don’t expect top quality food.

The premise is fun and cute and the show was enjoyable.However, for £120pp (amounting to £280ish for 2 including service) it is so incredibly not worth it. The food was at best decent but at worst bland and improperly cooked.I left slightly hungry and severely disappointed. I've had fancy dining experiences that were to die for that were cheaper than this.If I had paid £30 for the food I would have felt maybe alright given slight variety. But even then, the food that the chef creates for you is different to what you are served. I felt a twang of disappointment a few times.

It was fun to talk about this show, definitely entertaining and it put a smile on my face. However I wasn’t disappointed as I expected to be this bad but I was prepared to be surprised. I’ve taken my 11 year old son for a treat and he actually said it was quite bad. He didn’t eat most of the food. If it was cheaper I wouldn’t give the 1 star, but I should have spent my money in a Mayfair amazing restaurant instead. Although it was a tick on the box for the popularity. If you like to waste your money like I do to just experiment for yourself and disregard all reviews have a go, for me it’s definitely NOT good value for money! They really need to put their prices down.