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.

Food is alright, Service is fine, but could be better. Atmosphere like in every Wagamama. I usually…read morego to this one when i am in area.

We were camping up the road at Frith Grange Campsite and were feeling the need for Chinese! A quick…read moresearch and New Yummy as its called now, was our destination. Fast friendly service, good selection of dishes at a reasonable price. Feedback from the three of us who ordered, tasty food and good portion size. We would visit here again.

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GREAT, authentic thai food... REAL curries made from scratch (yes there is a difference) and not…read morefrom the Maseri or Mae Ploy cans!! ... Nice ambience.. good service... british thai management and chefs.. One of the better Thai restaurants I've been to in all of the London Metro Area.. and certainly one of the best places to eat from any cuisine between Harrow and Watford. Recommended

People come from all over to experience our local thai restaurant. Its so cute and authentic and…read morethey haven't tried to be trendy or modern and the same applies to the food. The staff are lovely and will remember you next time. Be sure to reserve a table on a Friday and Saturday and don't be surprised if its packed during the week either! A meal for 2 with a few singha's to wash it down usualy costs us between £50 and £60. We also get take away from here every week, they take 10% of your bill if you spend over £15 on take aways. My favourites are Massamun Gai (never fails to satisfy) or Pangasius with chilli paste and coconut milk and I ALWAYS have my Tom Yum soup without fail!

Always come here with my parents when I am visiting from the USA…read more Food and service is excellent. Will I be back, yes.

Sang Thai is a popular Thai restaurant along the main drag of Dorking. Run by Thai owners and…read morestaff, the restaurant serves tasty and authentic food--the appetizers (such as fish cakes) were especially good, with decent curries and fried bananas for dessert. The restaurant decor is also charming and refined, with beautiful carved sculptures on the walls. The staff were attentive, and food came out relatively quickly. I was quite displeased by a large risqué painting in the men's bathroom, which I found highly inappropriate. That made the experience more distasteful for me. Ultimately your call how much things like that matter to you.

Favourite Chinese in Hornchurch! Great atmosphere and great…read moreservice as always! Went for "The Happiness" set menu, was able to alter a few dishes as we really want the lemon chicken! Duck was great and all good was delicious! Can't wait to go back again!

Stepping into Masala Zone is like entering the taste buds of India. The cuisine here is proper…read moreIndian, not that trendy stuff that Westerners usually buy into. I came to this place with two of my friends from Delhi and they were explaining the origin of the food before me: what region it came from, the cultural reasons behind the use of those particular ingredients. It was like an Indian food seminar. The waiters and waitresses were just as knowledgeable as my Indian dining companions. The whole experience was a festival of learning. Their food is delicious. They serve platters with all kinds of yoghurts, nans and house specialties. I got the smallest platter thinking that I could devour it whole in a matter of milliseconds, but surprisingly it was very filling. My other friends who got the larger platter couldn't finish their meal. The place is cheap as well (I spent £11 for my platter and a cold beer), so I would definitely suggest going if you have severe Indian food hankerings.

Masala Zone is one of my guilty pleasures and one of very few companies I ever use for Friday night…read moretakeaways ... they offer particularly good value when really hungry. However, my most recent visit to an actual branch proved that Masala Zone is not a good option if you just fancy a light meal. The streetfood starters seem like a good choice but I've actually tried most of them before and they tend to be on the greasy side. Having been lucky to get an outdoors table on the patio out front (overlooking traffic, but still ...) we decided to leave without ordering. Sushi across the road was the answer on this occasion. The upmarket chains (Wagamama, Dishoom, Busaba Ethai et al) all seem to employ the same interior designers, this branch of Masala Zone was dimly lit with dark tables - very pleasant but formulaic.

I love Wagamama generally and my first visit to the Croydon branch was pretty consistent with my…read moreprevious experiences elsewhere. For my main I had Yasai Yaki Soba - a rare vegetarian dish that didn't feature tofu (I don't like tofu). I substituted the soba noodles for the egg free udon option, and asked for no egg in the dish - leaving me with a tasty, satisfying vegan meal. On the side I had the wok greens (broccoli and bok choi). Good decision, as the garlic sauce on the vegetables was delicious! To drink I went for one of the new raw juices - the Blueberry Spice. It was ok, I wouldn't order it again. The taste wasn't bad and it had a nice ginger kick but I wasn't keen on the texture from the blueberry seeds. My companion tried another of the juices, the Positive which was much better - really refreshing and slightly tangy. Service was good and they now accept payment through the Qkr! app so no hanging around at the end!

Service was excellent! When enquiring about the food items and advising of my food allergies, the…read morewaitress went above and beyond. She brought out a binder with all the dishes and ingredients and advised which ones contained fish. She then suggested a dish. I ordered the fried squid and pad Thai. The fried squid with sweet chili sauce was excellent. The pad Thai was tasty but a little on the wet side. It was a little disappointing. Overall the restaurant was worth a try. I probably wouldn't return again.

Visit this nice restaurant with a variety of cuisine. Ever tried Hakka Cuisine? It is the cooking…read morestyle of the Hakka people (originally the Han Chinese people from Central China). SO whether you are about to embark on that trip to South Eastern China, then come visit this restaurant and get a tester of the meal before you board. This place serves great Indo-Chinese cuisine and it is just to hard to resist. I love Chinese food!!!!

excellent takeaway food, especially for vegetarians!…read more i have eaten in a few times, but the food tastes somewhat better when taken away. the service is good, however portions are pretty small. if you live around here, you should give it a try!