I was skeptical going in here but this is some damn good Vietnamese food. I got the curry with…read moretofu, aubergine, sweet potato and okra and it was spot-on: pungent, spicy (and this was supposed to be nonspicy haha) and filling. My husband similarly praised his dish and my friend hers and her pandan dessert.

Amazing Vietnamese food in the UK. Who knew? Met a friend there for dinner. Delicious all around…read more Duck Satay. Yummy. Pho. Yummy.. vermicelli with pork balls. Yummy. Cold Saigon Beer. Mmmm. Prices very reasonable, and service was excellent. I'll definitely go back when this Yank returns.

Delicious food- so happy to see they have some great traditional Shanghainese dishes…read more Everything was absolutely delicious. Favorite: Steamed whole sea bass - delicate and tender. Absolutely delicious Silk Tofu with crab meat- flavorful, perfect with the bread bowl. Jiu Niang (glutinous rice with rice wine)- really fragrant. Perfect ending to a meal Ambiance was nice, with classy decors. Perfect place to celebrate lunar new year with friends and family.

Nice and quiet ambiance. Good service. Food is a little oily, but tasted good. Would like to try…read morethe dim sum next time.

Reasonably priced Thai food. There was nothing particularly…read moreoutstanding about this place or the quality of the food, the quality was fine, taste was fine, arrived on time and the order was as expected, but it just didn't stand out at all. Completely fine if you fancy some take-away and didn't want to cook at home but if you wanted a treat, I'd suggest going somewhere else. One plus side is that it's very reasonably priced!

Amazing restaurant, and possibly the best I've ever been to. The food is cheap but well made and…read moreincredibly tasty with a really good kick to it! Couldn't recommend better. I've been here several times for special occasions and the staff make the evening, they are polite, very attentive and really make you feel like the most important people there. If you ever go for your birthday the owner will get out his variety of musical instruments and play for you as well! I would definitely recommend the Thai green curry, possibly the most tasty thing on the menu. The takeaway service is always good as well, and I will continue going there regularly.

Came here for a group after work event on a Wednesday evening in summer. The food is not terrible,…read morebut it does not really serve traditional Thai food, as it has dim sum on the menu. Waitstaff were a bit busy, but friendly and efficient. Prices are a little bit more expensive than other standard places in Putney.

Decided on here at the last minute and they were able to fit us in. Nice looking restaurant…read more Service was great and most of it was done by the owner who was able to make good recommendations both for the food and port (the Malbec we had was very good but we selected that ourselves). We had Assorted Crispy Yum to start with (prawn, crab, salmon, duck and corn fritters). Those choices were really good, especially the crab and the duck. For the mains, I had the beef Phuket which was amazing - tender short rib of beef with a delicious sauce. My partner had the red curry but wasn't too impressed with it. He had the duo of banana for dessert which he highly rated but I couldn't eat anymore food. The owner recommended a port which my partner had and said was one of the best ports that he had tasted. Overall, a great experience and will definitely be heading back there again.

Yet another cool looking new restaurant opening on King St. We peered in and saw a sushi conveyor…read morebelt and that was good enough. But when we got in we found it wasn't a conveyor belt but a river. Yup. A river. And when the single waiter asked the dreaded words 'have you eaten here before?' we knew we were in trouble. Rule of thumb. If you need instructions on how to eat at a place, it's probably a bad idea to eat there. I call it the Harvester Rule. Instructions were as follows... It's a totally cashless restaurant. You pay at your station on a touch screen as you order food. Once ordered an paid for the food will be cooked then floated to your table along the river. Grab it as it comes past. A notification will be sent to your pad when the kitchen receive your order. Bill can be sent to your preferred email. Scroll down the menu to see all options. Waitress can deliver drinks. Blimey. But we were in now so we went with it. We sat at the bar bit because there were only two of us and the tables were for larger parties. Our station at the bar was mostly taken up by the touchscreen pad used to order and communicate with the kitchen. Pretty uncomfortable. We ordered a chicken satay starter, some sticky wings, some corn fritters, and a big bowl of special fried rice to follow. We watched as the food was cooked in the kitchen at the other end of the restaurant. The chef loaded each plate onto a Stannah Stair Lift contraption which slowly lowered the dish into the water with accompanying beeping noise. The food pumps round and eventually sails past your table. When I say boat I mean floating contraption rather than anything decorative or nice. For the rice dish the boat needed a big black box counterweight on its other end to prevent the rice slipping into the mekong and being devoured by the piranhas. (I know thats not geographically correct but you geddit) The whole thing would have been a lot more efficient and simple if I had simply walked up to the kitchen and got the food myself. Or (I know this is radical) a waitress had delivered it to us using feet to move and hands to present. The food when it came was fine. Wholly unchallenging. Sweet, stodgy, lacking exciting flavours. Not a disaster, but certainly not hitting any heights. the chicken wings were at least crispy, the satay not dry as a bone. And the lady who gave us our instructions was charming. But the whole thing is just plain stupid. It's all designed around this bizarre delivery mechanism and that makes the restaurant cramped and uncomfortable. And faintly ridiculous.. The flyer promises 'hand crafted' Asian food. I wondered if they should go the whole hog and get the ipad to do the cooking as well. We got our bill and scarpered. The confirmation email with our bill on it was waiting when we got home, as promised. An experience designed for Wall-E or Brian from Confused.com. The two stars I'm giving this are both for the bizarreness of the experience. At least we'll remember it!

Me and my partner passed this place on it's first day and were really excited to try it - the decor…read morewas lovely - modern with an impressive river running down one side that delivers the food from the kitchen on a boat and ordering on iPads made the experience a little different. However that's where the good stuff ends.. We asked for green tea which for £2 came with a generic white mug with hot water and a tea bag still in it's wrapper. Not very authentic. We ordered the laksa soup hoping for lots of flavour but it was absolutely tasteless (and the river/boat system took a good couple of minutes, at least, to get to us.) All in all a bit of a come down to say the least.

Awesome place for happy hour drinks, cocktails, and 1/2 off dim sum and sushi M-F from 5-7. Our…read morefavorite items were the hamachi sashimi, the shrimp and chive dumpling, and the rib- although everything was fantastic. We ordered Kirin beer as it's the one beer they have on draft- otherwise cocktails seems to be this specialty. Service is the restaurant is 100% - everything was prompt and professional. Would definitely come again for food and drinks for social gatherings!

Great asian fusion food wonderful ribs which were to die for and the Hamachi tuna was very…read morefresh.The staff were very attentive and friendly which made it a pleasant single traveller experience. This is quite a high end place which attracts young professionals... they play a really great mix of music. As is common with this type of establishment the portions while fresh and beautifully decorated on the plate are quite small so you might want to order more than you think you can eat. I would go back again Crisco

Ordered the Singapore noodles, Malaysian noodles and fried rice, duck soup, shrimp dumplings,…read moreVegetable chicken and broccoli and a mixed vegetables over the span of a week of staying near this place. Everything tasted great, food prices are also goods and service was friendly. This restaurant is take out only.

My brother and I were staying nearby at the Holiday Inn Express. We tried the Seafood Butter Rice…read moreand Chicken and Broccoli. Very tasty. A few nights later, I ended up getting a cold so I sent my brother to East Ocean to pick up some nice hot soup. The Duck and Roast Pork Noodle soup was delicious. My brother ordered the Sweet & Sour Fish and Hot & Sour Soup which he liked very much. Sooo, still feeling sickly, the next day, I sent my brother back to this place to get me some dinner, LOL! This time I tried the Won Ton Soup, Duck Fried Rice and awesome Chicken Spring Rolls. It's too bad I don't lose my appetite when I'm sick, I might actually lose a pound or two. Haha. So all in all, we enjoyed this place. It's rather small, only has a couple of tables. Great for take out though.

Very cute little family run noodle bar with friendly service. The staff were helpful and flexible…read morewith the menu. I ordered a stir fry for mains and spring rolls as a starter. The spring rolls were ok, nothing exceptional, but I was very happy with the stir fry. It was loaded with different flavours, crunchy vegetables (how I like it) and a lovely soy sauce. Every time I pass this restaurant I'm glad to see it's always busy! Definitely not a good place for a romantic evening, has quite a casual atmosphere, but for me this adds to the character of the restaurant. The service is fast and its a nice place to grab a takeaway if you don't fancy eating in. Although they do have a BYOB option with only a £1.50 corkage which makes it really reasonable!

I am very happy with my coffee experience everytime I go there. They are very welcoming and…read morefriendly and the shop is very clean.

The food was delicious , many options to choose from. It smelt a bit funny like gas . And service…read morewas slow. But overall

This is the real thing (almost) with Japanese proprietors/chef. Feels like It could be anywhere in…read moreJapan. Sashimi and sushi menu are classic, not over the top. Sashimi was super fresh and delicious. A little skimpy on the daikon oroshi serving with the shrimp tempura. The only off note is that probably in an effort to be generous on the sushi portion, the salmon and tuna (but not the bass) were quite thickly cut. Of course no authentic Japanese restaurant will ever serve a portion of four (which would have been the way to provide similar weight of fish and more expected sensation)... so I guess that's a minor quibble. If I were a regular, I'd be tempted to go ahead and order the larger 5-pieces, and ask the chef to cut 6-7 thinner pieces.