I've been meaning to go to a Szechuan restaurant since I visited one in China and was blown away by…read morehow delicious it was, strange that it took a few years. So I was quite excited to come here on the off-chance. Even more excited when I saw how "authentic" (to my eyes) the menu looked. Fragrant intestine, (Pig Blood) on the menu: no mucking about. We ordered three dishes between two: stir fried cabbage, king prawns with chilli and szechuan sauce and some kind of tofu dish that was also swimming in a world of chilli. When it came it was clear that we had overdone it with the quantities, the portions were generous. Everything was hot but not too hot, and everything was fresh and very tasty. The king prawn dish in particular was fantastic, just what I was hoping for. For £40 including some non-alcoholic drinks, we got a second meal from the leftovers. The service was pretty friendly and quick too. We'll be here again next time we go to the cinema I think, but then competition nearby is Pizza Hut and Presto.

Strange that I haven't written any reviews of this place. Well, if you are around the area and…read morewondering whether you want to come here, let me give you a few tips. This place used to be super super popular for steamboat/hot pot because they have a buffet menu for that. They also have some karaoke rooms upstairs although I have never been inside and have no idea how new the songs are and the environment in general. I have been here for the food 3 times over as many years and I think for my latest visit the quality of the food has gone downhill. Now, the draw of Sichuan food is the chilli. Expect to eat really spicy food here and beware if you have a sensitive stomach. The only reason I come here is to eat frog's legs. My first two visits they were so fresh, so tasty that I had a good impression of this place. However, this latest visit we had a bit of a disagreement with the manager/chef as we thought the eel that we ordered tasted a bit off. The chef was a bit indignant and came out to speak to us insisting that the fish is ordered fresh in every day. To be honest, we were not about to argue with this because we wanted to get out of the restaurant with arms and legs intact. However, when 3 people at the same table thought the food was a bit off, and yes we have ordered this dish before from this restaurant, you might have thought that maybe give us the benefit of the doubt. However, they let us change the dish and we ordered something else. We continued the rest of the meal although I felt a bit subdued and my stomach was giving me queasy feelings that I don't think I will come back for a long time, if ever. There probably was a good reason why this particular restaurant only has a few tables occupied for the lunch hour, when you compare this place to Seikai down the road, which is always packed with people wanting Chinese dim sum/food in general. Conclusion: try this place if you are feeling brave.

To be honest. In terms of price and food quality, mama pho is a lot better. Portion is better too!…read moreBut if we are talking about convenience, nothing can beat cafe east where they essentially have their own private car park. Food is decent either way and above London's (very low) average.

Very cute and colorful restaurant and cafe! It was the first spot that my friend brought me too…read moreonce I settled into London. It's in East London, and easy to get to from where my friend lived. We opted to do light bites, and I ordered some grilled halloumi while my friend got sweet potato fries. Both were very tasty! I also ordered a fresh pineapple juice and that was very creamy and refreshing! Would definitely revisit if I'm ever back in London!

We had just finished a pub walking tour and we needed a late dinner. This place was right down the…read morestreet and had strong reviews. It is tiny with just a few tables and counters. We pulled up a couple of stools and placed our order with the waitress. I got the grilled pork banh mi which was super good. The baguette was fresh, the pork tender and the sauce tasty. My wife really liked her rice chicken curry. Tip: if you just want still water ask for a carafe which is free versus a plastic bottle of water which they charge for. Otherwise prices were fair.

got the wonton noodles and it was divine. v flavorful and the portion size was great too. great…read morequick service sit down restaurant

Yay for cheap, yummy noodles and dumplings!…read more Apparently this place is chock-a-block at lunchtime, but it was surprisingly empty and relaxed when we arrived at about 7pm. My friend Sarah told me that the dumplings here are amazing, but I was distracted by the char sui (with loads of veggies and rice)...I will have to come back for dumplings next time! We shared a platter full of starters...which included prawn and asparagus rolls, which are gorgeous! Seriously...how have I never tried that combination before!? The pan fried pork dumplings were pretty awesome too. Our GIANT meal was £17, including alcohol...so it was cheap, with huge portions AND delicious!

Popped in here for lunch one day and was really surprised with how good the food is. I didn't make…read moreit on the right day for the lunch menu which is about a pound cheaper than a la carte, but the food is still good value regardless! I opted for a soup noodle dish that was fun of flavor, fresh vegetables and no grease, and plenty of meat. By which I mean loads of it, pork chicken and prawns! My girlfriend had the 3 treasure veggie dish with rice which was so good I was jealous, and we shared a ate of veggie pan fried dumplings I can't vouch for the normal pork dumplings, but the ones I had were crispy with plenty of filling and were very satisfying. Were they worth 5/6 quid for 6? Not quite, but then again it was only the veggie ones! Will Defo be back another time to take advantage of the lunch deal and dumplings!

I came here with my mom near the end of our trip to London. We were craving Chinese cuisine and I'm…read morevery glad we came here because it satisfied our craving! This restaurant was recommended through multiple Instagram videos, which is why I'm very surprised to see so many negative reviews. I absolutely LOVED my meal. To start, I ordered the Tsingtao beer because I had never tried Chinese beer before. I loved it, it was the perfect "starter" to our dinner. Next, we ordered the pan fried dumplings, and they were nice enough to fry them extra for me after I asked. We also ordered Ho Fun with beef. The noodles tasted fresh and the beef was not overcooked like these reviews are claiming. Finally, I ordered the spare ribs. I have never enjoyed ribs so much before. These were spectacular, and I think there was nearly 10 of them on the plate. Even after I got full, I kept trying to eat them because they were so delicious. I ate them with a side of white rice. The restaurant is small inside but they have outdoor seating. The servers were very attentive and brought everything out quickly. We were very satisfied with our meal and the overall experience.

We ordered roast duck noodle soup and Hong Kong style fried beef chow fun. Roast duck tasted good…read moreand tender. (Wonton) noodle was not good and too soft even for someone like me who usually prefer soft noodle. The Hk style beef chow fun was not recommendable. Beef was dry and more tough than beef jerky.

Date: August 29, 2026…read more Purchases: Yaki BBQ Chicken Yaki BBQ Pork Tempura Sweet Potato Tempura Pumpkin Korokke x2 Diet Coke Experience: Our group was feeling a bit hungry after watching Jesus Christ Superstar at the Palladium. We decided to eat here since it was closest and familiar to us since we were from America. My mom and I decided to try the London specific items, which were the Yaki BBQ Chicken with noodles and the Yaki BBQ Pork with rice. I also grabbed a Tempura Sweet Potato and a Tempura Pumpkin Korokke. They had some condiments in the self - serve area as well as water. Both bowls were decent, but definitely prefer the actual udon soup that I normally get, but glad I got to try something unique to the area. The staff was great with explaining things and taking our orders on the side from the normal way they do it.

bo kho (beef stew) with white rice, rare beef pho, vegetarian bun bo hue, avocado smoothie, and…read morethree-bean dessert Che ba mau My partner loved the meat dishes and said the rice was the best he has ever had. My veg spicy soup was good! It's hard to find good veg bun bo hue bc it is usually made with beef stock (bo means beef or cow). I am Vietnamese and I think the rare beef pho tastes like how we make it at home. We visited the Planetarium and Old Royal Naval College. The first time it was a bit too warm outside so we had the smoothie and dessert. I saw them make it from freshly cut avocados. It reminds me of my childhood bc my mom made it for us often. It's a simple smoothie and they made it just like that-no frills. The next time, it was cold outside and we felt that soup was a solid choice! Our experience with the atmosphere and staff also made us comfortable to return then instead of trying a diff place. I look for certain things at a restaurant to make sure they can taste somewhat like home (somewhat authentic). I think this place hit most of those notes so I was happy to return (staple sauces on-hand, the way Vietnamese coffee is made, veg options). It is also an affordable and clean place. I would have really liked to see sugar cane juice on the menu but that's just my stomach talking now...

Had I seen their grievous Yelp reviews, I might have chosen to eat elsewhere, but then I wouldn't…read morehave had the opportunity to try their flavorful & fresh king prawn noodle salad (he ordered the same) or their original milk tea (floral, not too sweet) with soft boba. Pho Street isn't without its faults; I had to remind two different workers that we still hadn't received his order of bbq pork steam buns before they finally brought it over, with sincere apologies; he called the meat "tasteless." Overall, their positive points outweigh this one unfortunate slip-up so I'm sticking with my instinct to give them the benefit of the doubt, & this 4-star rating. Plus, I really enjoyed the casual, cheery atmosphere. Total with fresh OJ was around £31. A decent pick in Greenwich!

Very expensive and ok food for the amount you get. There are probably better "bao" and chinese food…read moreplaces in london in general, but on a crowded saturday night, this might be one of the only places with seating. I was a fan of the dan dan noodles though, I think they did the sauce very well and had a strong peanut flavor.

[Pre-COVID post]…read more Came here just for the lamb skewers, which did not disappoint! We also tried the stewed beef shin rice, which was also good and made me feel like I was eating beef soup with daikon radish because it was very soupy. The place was packed and we fortunately did not have to wait longer than 15 minutes for a table.