Stopped in here after my friends and I went to Camden Market. We needed a quick lunch spot because…read morewe were on a schedule, we've been seeing Wasabi everywhere and wanted to give it a try, so this place was pretty much like a jackpot when we found it in the area. I grabbed one of the chirashi boxes, which had a variety of things - raw tuna, cooked (probably canned) tuna, raw salmon, imitation crab meat, fish cake, egg, cucumber, all laid on a bed of white rice. They tried to charge us an eat-in tax. Since I was a tourist, I didn't know if this was a real thing or not - so my friends and I decided to take the food to go and eat it elsewhere. We went back to the Camden Market and managed to find a table to eat our food. The first few bites were pretty good. The fish was what you would expect from a fast food chain. But as I kept eating it, I noticed that everything tasted super sweet, like they added a bunch of sugar for no reason. I've had Wasabi in the States and this was not my experience. Not sure if it's a regional thing, or a chirashi thing. While I didn't have a great experience at this Camden location, I'd still be willing to give it another try.

Delicious sushi chain with so many options! From rolls to hand rolls to noodles to curry to katsu,…read morethey have it all! I enjoyed my sushi and it exceeded my expectations entirely. I was pleasantly surprised with how inexpensive this was compared to how much sushi normally is. Service was not the absolute friendliest and acted strange when I asked for another packet of soy sauce, but that did not take away from the experience too much. I ordered my food to-go and ate it in Camden Market to enjoy the lively environment. In the summer I will absolutely take this Togo and eat it on top of Primrose hill which is nearby as well! The indoor seating at the location itself is very clean and stylish as well if you would rather sit in and eat.

Delicious hot meal on a cold, rainy day. We stumbled upon this place while walking around London…read more Everything was so delicious. I had the bibimbap with tofu. The tofu was crispy on the outside and softer in the middle, which is perfect. The veggies were fresh and I loved the sauce that went on top. The orange slices with the check was an appreciated detail.

loved this place! We are Big sushi lovers from LA and always are always on the hunt for a good spot…read morewhile traveling. The nigiri was excellent and staff was super friendly. Loved this low key London spot so much we visited twice while in town. Won't disappoint!

Cay Tre Soho was one of the food highlights of our London trip. We visited for dinner on May 25,…read moreand overall, the food was excellent. We arrived about 30 minutes early for our reservation, and the staff kindly allowed us to wait inside, which we really appreciated since London was experiencing record-high temperatures during our trip. The only small issue was that one of our appetizers was mixed up, but it did not take away much from the overall experience. The meal itself was fantastic. I had the Bò Kho, and it was rich, flavorful, and exactly the kind of comforting Vietnamese dish I was hoping for. Everything we tried was fresh, well-prepared, and full of flavor. Overall, Cay Tre delivered an excellent dinner experience. Aside from the minor appetizer mix-up, the food was amazing, and I would definitely recommend it for anyone looking for great Vietnamese food in London.

Wow -- now I've been to both locations. The SoHo location is even more expensive. There will be a…read morelong queue for walk-ins so make sure you make a reservation in advance. Delicious broth, good sized portion, and I am glad at least they are not stingy with offering a carafe of tap water. Vibey atmosphere and authentic dishes. Cute corner in front of the window for solo diners. Also cute cocktail list! While the pho is really expensive (22.5£), it still hits the spot after a long night out.

The food is so delicious, very tasty and the service is excellent…read more La comisa es deliciosa, la atención es excelente.

Came here for lunch. It was quite busy and small, but we were seated quickly. My friend ordered…read morenoodles, which arrived much faster than my duck banh mi. Spring rolls were solid. Wish the duck banh mi had more duck and the sandwich was okay. If I came again, I would order the noodles instead of banh mi.

I've finally made it to all 3 Four Seasons in Chinatown. This review is for Little Four Seasons…read morenext door to (Big) Four Seasons Gerrard Street restaurant. While the three offer mostly the same menu, particularly their famous Roast Duck, each has a special emphasis. This branch is known for hot pot (I didn't know at the time and didn't order it). Instead, I went with a Roast Duck & Roast Pork Belly combination rice plate. Rice plates are money savers especially if you are eating solo. You get a lot of rice and you don't have to pay extra. The roast duck is flavorful and rendered just right. The roast pork belly has excellent crispy skin with a nice balance of meat and fat. The Sweet Corn Soup with Crab is comfort food I could make myself. It was nicely done but needed more than a faint taste of crab. Service was good. The server smiled and was pretty attentive since I was right by the dumb waiter and register. Very old school Cantonese Chinatown ambiance!

Still under the weather so here we go for more noodle soups haha…read more They're known for their duck here but I guess SO was starting to reach his limit so we just ordered comfort foods Wonton Noodle Soup, SO likes it here more (compared to Old Town 97) since it came with more veggies and wontons, I'm OK with either haha Beef Chow Fun (wet/gravy style), man the portion for this was a bit too much lol wishing we didn't order the Wonton Noodle Soup and we probably would've left stuffed finishing this dish, there was so much noodle and almost too many veggies Definitely a bang for your buck type of meal, next time we'll just order the BBQ Duck and Beef Chow Fun (wet/gravy style) and call it a day haha

Ordered the Fish Filet in Sizzling Chili Oil to go. It wasn't the typical 水煮鱼 that we were…read moreexpecting. The spice level was low and didn't have the typical spice kick that Chong Qing style food has (麻辣 was missing). The oil didn't taste fresh and the fish was quite floured. Will give this place another try before writing it off, but this experience didn't feel authentic. :(

Happened to see this place walking around and decided to check it out. Their specialty is Sichuan…read morehot pot and they also have a lot of Sichuan dishes on the menu. The decor is dated but you won't come here for ambience. It's basic and the staff are nice but once again do what is necessary to get you fed and out. It's not really cheap place but maybe that is just me and locals might think it's reasonable. I had the braised beef in chili oil one of my favourite Sichuan dishes and it was nice. Not as spicy as I like it but food flavour. The salad of cucumber and the spinach with peanuts were fabulous and I enjoyed my meal. Service was ok and the Asian staff were not very engaging or forthcoming with recommendations. Maybe it's a language thing but I am not sure. It's about £10-25 per person depending on what you eat. The hot pot was for a minimum of 2 people and about £22 per person without drinks. I liked the food here and would come back again for Sichuan food. The flavour is food and the ingredients were fresh.

My boyfriend and I were traveling for 3 weeks and we craved shabu or hot pot so much. I stumbled…read moreupon this online, so I'm like why not. We thought we were the only ones there, but as we were waiting, more customers went up to pay. They came from downstairs because there's a downstairs area that we didn't realize there was. When we arrived, I was so confused which restaurant it was. I think the name of the restaurant didn't match the name online. We figured it out anyways. When we walked in, we were given menus. We were so confused on how things worked there, so I asked the server. She explained it to us, but it was still quite confusing. We were like whatever and wanted to figure things out on our own. I assume that there is two options: all you can eat or by items. We decided to make it easier and do the all you can eat option. The all you can eat option is limited because there are some items that would cost you extra if you order it. I still think to this day that maybe by item would have been cheaper. My boyfriend ordered the Special Spicy broth and I ordered the Herbal Tonic broth. I really enjoyed my broth, but my boyfriend says his had too much peppers in it, but it was still good. I really dislike how they charge you extra if you order sauce. I don't think sauce is really necessarily, but if you must, I suggest you to order the garlic sesame oil sauce. The sauce tasted really good and flavorful. For protein, we ordered the sliced beef and prawns. I'm not sure how the lamb tasted, but I assume they specialize in that. I'm not really into trying different types of proteins, so I just stuck to what I was familiar with. Even though it was all you can eat, the server looked annoyed when we kept ordering more items. It's also strange to me because they only give you plates and no bowls. If you want to drink the soup or put it with your noodles, you would have to use the bowl that was given with your noodles. Also, there is a student discount of 10%. The server says it only works if you pay with cash. We didn't have any, so we said it's okay we will just pay with card. I think she didn't understand that I was okay without the discount, so she tried to tell me to go next door and get some cash. I told her that I didn't want to do the discount anymore and I rather pay with card. I think that this place is worth it if you are craving shabu or hot pot. It isn't bad. I also wish the service was better. It did cost more than I expected though.

Different from little lamb dubai…read more Menu is limited Soup base is different although this one is also good Not much variation of the meatball and fishball Mongolian bbq better in dubai Better take all you can eat for £26 better than a la carte

My brother and I were exploring Chinatown and decided to find somewhere serving one of our favorite…read moredishes, Peking duck. After seeing the ducks hanging in the window, we stopped to look at the menu and noticed they offered several different kinds of duck, including aromatic roasted duck. We asked the owner about the differences, and he actually went inside and brought out an article to help us decide, which was such a thoughtful touch. We ended up sitting down and ordering the Peking duck, since that was what our hearts were already set on, along with the honey roasted pork. The service was tremendous and the food was outstanding. My brother and I finished both dishes in record time! The portions were also very generous, and there was a substantial amount of food between the two dishes. On the way out, we thanked the owner and told him that, having come from the U.S., we really appreciated getting to enjoy one of our favorite dishes while visiting Chinatown. Wonderful food, wonderful service, and a genuinely welcoming experience. I hope this business continues to see great success! While I did not get a photo of the wonderful duck, the pork was photographed!

Came in with only the desire for Peking Duck, and found it to be a pleasant hole-in-the-wall…read moreChinese restaurant. My wife wanted Peking Duck for dinner and we walked through Chinatown looking at menus and observing diners eating in outdoor sections. Even though I had done some research, in which Cafe TPT was never mentioned, she decided this is where she wanted to eat. I thought less of it at first glance, hoping to make it through without issue, and maintaining clean underwear after the meal. They say "don't judge a book by its cover" and it certainly rang true with Cafe TPT. It looks like a front or something like that, and indeed it is a no frills restaurant. But we were very pleasantly surprised with how tasty the food was. We got the Set plate D2 and a Hot and Sour Soup. It was a great meal, indeed! A variety of tasty dishes to be shared and enjoyed alongside the duck. The bathrooms left something to be desired, but they worked. There is an upstairs that we did not see, but many people were ushered up there, and a large number of Chinese people came out while we were there, many speaking to the owner and thanking him for a wonderful meal. So, I think the spot is known by the locals as being good, and we felt that way with our experience.