New Hong Kong

New Hong Kong on the upper section of Beverley Road has long offered a broader-than-average Asian menu to the HU5 residential corridor, combining British-Chinese staples with Thai and Malaysian dishes. Chow meins, fried rice, crispy duck, and set meals for two or four make up the backbone of the Chinese offer, while the Thai and Southeast Asian section extends the range in a way that distinguishes it from the Cantonese-only competition on this stretch. More recent online listings reference Dragon House at the same address, suggesting a possible rebrand or change of ownership; the tradition of Chinese cooking at this site on upper Beverley Road has continued across the name change, serving the residential streets north of the university zone. The broader Asian menu — covering Hong Kong and Southeast Asian influences alongside the standard British-Chinese format — has historically been the kitchen's main point of difference, appealing to customers looking for pad dishes and Thai curries alongside the familiar chow mein order. The upper Beverley Road catchment spans residential streets with a more settled, family-oriented demographic than the student belt further south.