This place we surprisingly good for a fast food type Chinese food kinda place. I'm from Texas so…read morewasn't expecting much in London but we loved the noodles and spring rolls.

The other noodle place in Greenwich - I usually go to Tai Won Mein which is one block away but this…read moretime decided to ditch the routine. The place looks tidy. There is a waving Chinese cat below the sign 'Merry Christmas'. That's a nice touch considering the rest of Greenwich is now full of flashy Santas and shiny street decorations. The theme of moderation weightlessly expanded during my stay here. The food was moderately good. I ordered chicken and sweet corn soup which was amazing. Followed by noodles with sauce and roast duck which was rubbery and hard to bite. The service was also moderate. I had to write my order by the pen provided on the form. However the waiter when saw my handwriting he crossed off everything I wrote and rewrote it below. I think it's a really good place if you are a student or have limitless stomach. The portions are immense. I am still full after my meal and its late evening (I visited this place for lunch). There is a less choice of udon noodles than in Tai Won Mein but to make a verdict which one is better I will have to come back here again. Keep your expectations in moderation and you should enjoy this decent noodle bar!

Simple, easy and cheap. A friend and I decided to meet for an impulsive dinner and wanted cheap and…read morecheerful. In the area there isn't many options and I always have a hankering for noodles and gyoza so wagamamas suited that perfectly. The Canary Wharf branch is large, with long benches - as the norm. We were seated quickly and as it wasn't overly busy, could choose our table and had our own space and area for the entire evening. The food came out quickly and service was on point. In and out in an hour. I opted for the pulled pork gyoza and the yaki soba. Both were enjoyable and the pulled pick actually had more of a Peking duck flavour to it which was nice. Sure Wagamamas is a chain and the quality isn't up there with the best of London but for quick and easy food it was spot on and just what we needed!

I don't really understand how this chain has become such a large presence in the UK. Even by…read moreBritish standards where locals will often tell you that the historic impression of their food being bland and uninspiring is overblown and will recommend countless places to you that unfortuantely confirm the impression to be true, I have yet to meet one person here who enjoys Wagamama. "Oh that place is terrible - you should try Bone Daddies!" If you've been to Bone Daddies you'll know what an indictment that is of Wagamama. I mean what else can I say that probably has been written about countless times in other reviews? It's pan Asian (problem #1), some things are fried in a pan, there's noodle dishes you can get and all of it sucks. It has sucked for what, 20 odd years now? Every once in a while (~five years) I will have no other choice (e.g. airport, tagging along with colleagues, drunk, etc.) but to eat here and every single time I am in awe at how truly forgettable it is. How one company can render the tastes of cusines that are normally so delicious to be so bereft of flavor is truly a marvel in mass produced sludge. It must be the marketing right? The playful name? That the locations look inviting? It has to be something other than the reputation that gets people through the door.

Check out Tai Won Mein for their tasty Asian noodle and rice dishes, with generous portions! We…read morewalked by this quaint, casual diner after checking out the Cutty Sark ship exhibition in Greenwich, UK and immediately went inside as we inhaled the spices and aromas of the cuisine. We sat at a front table with a large sunny window and enjoyed a large lunch including sweet and sour chicken, tiger prawns with pan fried noodles and vegetables, prawn toast, chicken fried rice and Spring rolls. The only thing you need to be aware of is they only accept cash, so be prepared with £/GBP in hand. We reheated our leftovers the next day and they were almost as good as the day before!

The shop is located at the heart of Greenwich basically next to Cutty Sark DLR station. Upon first…read morelook you might think, awesome cheap big portion Asian food; and yeah that's basically all this shop has to offer... Tai Won Mein, directly translates to Big Bowl Noodle, is, as it's named, serve very big portions of food, however, there is absolutely no quality to it, and it's just quite plain... The BBQ Roast Pork and Duck rice was untraditional, serve with gravy rather than the traditional soy sauce, while the Black Bean Beef Hor Fun was just a Fried beef hor fun adding some black bean sauce on top, and to make the matter worst the Hor fun wasn't even seasoned properly while the beef is over cooked. I mean I wasn't expecting a lot, but you can at least try not waste perfectly fine ingredients? I will commend on their portion though, and given the size and the price, you can't really complain too much...

When it comes to Chinese take aways, which are probably found in virtually every major city in the…read moreworld, this is definately has to be one of the best I've been to. I'm not a fan of reviewing any little business but I had to give a special word to these guys because the food is great the service is better and once you get to know them, you feel almost family with them, especially the lady at the front who is never afraid to ask you how life treats you of late. Not in a nosey but a friendly manner. In Barkingside, Outter London, "Wah Do" prepares food easily comparable to some of Londons more upmarket Chinese restaurants. Both attractive and tasty your sure to be satisfied with the food served here. Never or very, very rarely will you find dry meat or food that is clearly left overs from last night, which is common play in small businesses, unfortunately. So for food that tastes very fresh and if you're one who thinks that the cleanliness of a restaurant is a big deal then "Wah Do" will not disappoint you. As far as take away goes woohoo!

I have been buying Chinese take away from Wah Do for years. The food has always been really good…read more The service is excellent. The lady who serves is genuinely welcoming and friendly. She always has time for you even when she is very busy. Have tried many other Chinese take away restaurants and they are inferior in food and service.

It's open late and I didn't get food poisoning. Possibly the only positives to come out of this…read moreexperience. Well, the food didn't take too long to be cooked either but I think I'm grabbing at straws now. It's handy if the time is after 11pm and you fancy a curry (and you happen to be in the East Greenwich area) but that aside, I really wouldn't bother. The place looks a bit grim and the food certainly isn't great (not awful though), another positive? Probably not.

A really good home delivered curry - to the point where I was actually surprised given the…read morereasonable price.The curries had a nice level of spice and weren't too oily, and the sag paneer was nice. The delivery driver got lost on his way, but had the common sense to give me a call to ask for directions, and the food still arrived hot and on time.

This could be the best Chinese Take-A-Way in Palmers Green. Every time that I have been there or…read moreordered from them, the food is always hot and fresh. The Chicken Chow Mein is my favorite item on the menu at the moment, but that is likely to change as I have yet to find a dish that I did not like. There is no parking and there is only two or three tables inside, but trust me, the cuisine reigns supreme. If you are passing through Palmers Green, stop in, give it a go. Your taste buds will enjoy the treat

Delicious food and came out very quickly. The guava Bellini seemed a smaller quantity but the mango…read moreaperol spritz was decent. Huge seating area so reservations are not necessary, perfect for weekend.

There is no excuse to eat here if you are in Shoreditch, especially if you are vegetarian or vegan…read more The food was ok, but there are so many fully vege or vegan options in the area I would have loved to try. (My excuse...Thai was requested, we were all very hungry, and this was the first thing we saw off the underground) With that out of the way, walking Shoreditch in the evening before Christmas was a nice evening out. Lots of stalls, small shops, no chain stores. A ton of small inviting vegan restaurants. Very different from the Piccadilly/Kensington areas. I would consider staying in Shoreditch on a (hopefully) future trip to England.

This is an excellent and quick Chinese delivery place, and you can collect as well. The only…read moredownside is they only take cash. You can get free prawn crackers on orders over £12 if you ask nicely, and everything usually turns up very hot. I personally recommend the chili beef and the ginger chicken, which is particularly sweet. You can eat in too, but it has more of a canteen feel than a restaurant. The staff are always very friendly, and they store your number so you don't have to give your address everytime you order, which is a bonus. Definitely a cheap and cheerful meal everytime you order, and you can get a full meal for 2 for under £12. Bargain.