5-Star Review: "Delicious Noodles!" Rating: 5/5 Noodle Street is a must-visit! Authentic flavors, generous portions, and great value. Loved their signature noodle dishes! Delicious food, generous portions, great value Service rating 5/5 read more

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Vanessa was awesome! Great service! We'll be back with the rest of the family! Thanks Vanessa for making our first time outstanding!

Great place with a solid menu, good food and warm service. We ordered the beef noodles, cha shao bao, xiao long bao, mango sago and lychee juice. All tasted good. There were so many other items to try, but unfortunately we won't be in this area anytime soon. The place is quite big, and very clean. The staff was very friendly and was very helpful. It is interesting that the staff were not Chinese, but the food was really very authentic. read more

As a food joint, it's ok. It won't wow you and you are unlikely to go hey I wana go to noodles street. The pho I ordered was not a real pho, but basically some hor fun with meat in soup. The fried tofu was ok but lacked flavour. If it was say 15% cheaper I would have given it a 4 star, but at current price I expected better! read more

I've been coming here for years I think the food is generally tasty and they have such an extensive menu. Among my favourites are the XO noodles and the duck or seafood ho fun. As appetisers, the aromatic duck is excellent. Tonight I ordered salt and pepper squid, spring rolls, as well as newly added braised pork belly and pineapple fried rice. As always, they were all decent. The shortfall came from the staff. The person whom waited our table was probably newly hired (we have not seen her previously and we come here often -- once every 1-2 weeks). She got our order of spring rolls incorrectly (was given the vegetarian one instead of the non-veg one). Then when I ordered the fried rice, she proceeded to ask "would you like rice on the side?". Confused, I mentioned that it's indeed a rice dish -- it's a fried rice. All other staff members were great, especially the young man who saved the day and got the rest of our orders right! read more

Noodle Street - Chinese Near Me - London, XGL

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In the culinary desert between Canary Wharf and The City, Noodle Street was a pleasant surprise. After exhausting the limited delivery options in the area, I was desperate to try something new and am very fortunate to have found Noodle Street. They offer mainly Chinese dishes and dim sum along with a few Vietnamese and Thai staples. Yesterday I ordered the bung thit tom, sweet chilli chicken with steamed rice, and beef in blackbean sauce with fried rice, as well as char siu buns. The delivery came about 20 minutes late. That was annoying, but seems to be pretty normal 'round these parts. On the food front, things didn't start off terribly well. To quote my other half, the char siu buns 'tasted like a freshly vacuumed room smells'. They were a bit doughy for my liking, but the good news is everything else was surprisingly good for such affordable takeaway. The sweet chilli chicken had sufficient kick, was tender, and had good flavour. It came with steamed rice, which was a special request (it normally comes with fried rice . . . not my favourite). The beef in blackbean sauce was similar in quality - solid takeaway fare. What really impressed me, however, was the bung thit tom. I absolutely adored it. The noodles, the fresh veg, the shrimp - it was all lovely and only £7.60! Most entrees at Noodle Street are under £8, and with a minimum spend of £15 for delivery, you can order dinner for two delivered to your door for well under £20. Can't really beat that in London. So while the dim sum was disappointing and the food is not out-of-this-world good, Noodle Street has earned a spot in my weekly delivery rotation. read more

Noodle Street - Chinese Near Me - London, XGL

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I have to give this place at least a 4 star, I use to come here every other week, but now at least once a month for the past three to four years, literally tried almost everything on the menu. Got to know the owner, and he is a pretty cool guy. It is located quite convenient, ample of space, ideal for couples and large groups, and never really had trouble with parking. It can get busy, but never had to wait too long to get served. Usually go at a quieter time. They serve a wide variety of dishes, which is I guess the main reason I come here, a fusion of Vietnamese and Chinese cuisines. The portions are generous too and very reasonable prices. My usual mains are the beef ho fun, or the Vietnamese soup noodles. Sides spring rolls and the fried squid. A bit disappointed that they changed their Vietnamese spring rolls to the normal spring rolls. Preferred them. Food has had the occasional slip up, like too bland or slightly salty, for whatever reason or maybe chef is holiday, but generally the food is quite good. Many friends have eaten here too, and its the usual spot for no fuss and good value food. I love the choices of drinks, variety of bubble teas, and normal Chinese tea, goes down really well. The service is efficient too, very friendly and hands on all the time, constantly working, and never stopping and do well to cater for us. Never feel rushed or hurried, so I get to enjoy my food and leave when I ready. so plus points there. Delivery is not too bad either, its better that your usual takeaway, because I guess the turnover of food is high, and because its the same food being served at the restaurant, you are confident the food is made and prepared fresh. read more

So on one side westferry is right by the Thames and really pretty. On the other hand- really local and still quite a east london type area and hence you get some wonderfully cheap and cheerful places, like this one! :) We rocked up here at 9 after an event for a quick bite and it was a great choice (well done hazel!) The food was lovely- my hotpot noodles were so pretty and yummy and full of veg and seafood! Can't go wrong for £7! But I think what stole the show was the fried tofu. The batter was GLORIOUS. Yes. It was like agadashi batter and done in a Chinese way like salt and pepper tofu. Just wonderful! Drinks took a while but all in all great meal! read more

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A hidden gem near West Ferry DLR station. I came here with some colleagues for lunch one day and was really impressed. Okay so the venue is a bit of an uninspiring box but the service is good, it offers a diverse range of dishes and is great value for money. I had soft shell crab for starters. Not the best I've had but still very tasty. For main I had grilled salmon with fried rice which was delicious but a bit dry, it could do with a little sauce. They do a great lunch time offer of starter, main and a soft drink for £9.95 - bargain! read more

Noodle Street - Soft shell crab. Yum! - Chinese Near Me - London, XGL

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Very tasty food and big portions. Affordable prices, clean place and good service. I had the hot & spicy chickens and the green curry with chicken, both dishes were really good. Highly recommended!!! read more

Wow! In the last 3 months since we have started coming here (I have been here 5 times and counting...), Noodle St has rapidly climbed up my list of favourite restaurants! Noodle St ticks all my boxes - great tasting food, good value for money and nice convenient location! It's pretty close to the main Canary Wharf area and is worth the short walk / DLR ride. We regularly have the dumplings (Chinese wor tip) - these are really good! Hm... I could eat some right now (although I've already had 2 today!). My tip is to put the whole thing in your mouth (which is actually really tricky...) so that you catch all the soupy goodness - this was discovered on our last visit, after the nth time of squirting soup all over the table! The soup noodles are great, the duck is not bad and my husband loves the pork chop rice. Today, we tried the Vietnamese spring rolls, which were also great (they came out fresh and hot). Hm, I'm getting hungry just thinking about my meal from earlier... It doesn't hurt that the staff are really friendly and that Noodle St has bubble tea (yes, bubble tea outside of China Town! Hurrah!). It can get busy towards the end of the week (the most we've waited so far is about 15 minutes). Definitely give it a try if you're in the area! read more

Canary wharf may be the financial hub but it is lacking in terms of good places to eat. For such a concentrated area where all the £££ happens, you get the likes of Pret, Wagamama and Nandos to spend your lunch or even dinner money. So I was quite excited when a friend suggested a place called Noodle St. Unfortunately there was a queue the first time we tried to eat there and we left as we didn't have the time. I did however make a mental note to come back. Noodle St. opened in February 2010 which makes it quite a new child in the Wharf area. I can't believe that I didn't find this place sooner. A few weeks later, I managed to get an opportunity to come and try out the food. Browsing the menu, they offer a mix of Chinese, Vietnamese and even Thai dishes. This doesn't bode well and it is never a good sign when a restaurant tries to offer a few cuisines in one menu. Nevertheless, we made our orders. How could I resist when there is bubble tea on the menu? The bubble or pearls were like gumballs that have lost their chewiness texture. I wouldn't recommend getting this here. Shanghai style buns or Xiao Long Bao £3.80 Sugar cane prawn £4.25 For entrees, we ordered the XLB and sugar cane prawns. The XLB was decent enough but doesn't beat what is offered by Leongs Legend which in turn doesn't beat what you can get in the likes of Din Tai Fung. Sugar cane prawn is a Vietnamese dish where minced prawn is made into a paste and coated in breadcrumbs with a stick of sugar cane in the middle. The prawn paste was juicy and delicious but the sugar cane was all dried and lost its juices. Part of the fun was chewing on the sugar cane for me you see. Noodle St special udon noodles £6 This is fried udon noodles with mixed meat, prawns and salad served with vinaigrette. The vinaigrette looks surprisingly similar to fish sauce. Hmm.. Is this meant to be a Vietnamese twist? In went the fish sauce and stirred and mix in with the udon noodles. The vinaigrette adds tanginess and lightens up the oiliness that usually comes with fried noodles used in the dish. A good mix of meat and vegetables and the udon noodles went down well, I really like it. Seafood Hor Fun £6 My friend ordered the seafood Hor Fun which bears a resemblance to Char Kway Teow. It was a little on the oily side but otherwise was enjoyable. On a subsequent occasion, I came back and with a bigger party, we got to try more items on the menu. Dim sum platter £3.80 This comprises of a prawn Dumpling, scallop Siu Mai, Chinese chives Dumpling and vegetable Dumpling. I was half expecting frozen supermarket bought types but was pleasantly wrong. Looking at the translucent skin wrapping each dim sum, this was definitely not the case. The fillings were fresh and tasty and the skin was the right consistency. Vietnamese prawn summer rolls £3.95 I have never been served such huge summer rolls before and we were beginning to wonder if we have perhaps over ordered. Unfortunately the summer rolls had too much noodles in it which drowned out everything else. Won ton soup £2.80 This was good. Full of flavour and the won tons were fresh, juicy and succulent. Malaysian Laksa £6 Taste wise, it hits the right top notes but the soup itself was too diluted such that it is a watered down version. You don't get the spicy heat after the first few bites. Crispy aromatic duck with noodles £5.50 I wasn't sure what to expect with this and when it came, it looks like a variation of Peking Duck but served with noodles. I will say that this is one of the better dishes. The shredded duck was moist; the egg noodles were cut such that each is only about 6cm. This slight change in the size makes it swirl and snap in the mouth. Smartly done and definitely elevated the entire dish. Salt and Pepper Pork Chop with Rice £6 The pork chop was fried perfectly; the combination of the oil mixed with the pork juices and touches of chilli, garlic and onions is just delicious. The egg fried rice was a little bland but complements the pork chop. With such reasonable prices, your meal would average around £10 mark or less. Great value, better than what you can find in some of those dismal offerings in Chinatown, Noodle Street is definitely welcomed with open arms in the wharf. read more

I was craving pho so dropped by. The location was very convenient - across the street from the movie theatre we were headed to! The pork dumplings were a-ok, and the pho was not entirely authentic (noodles were thicker, beef was a bit dry) but the soup was very good, and it scratched my itch! Clean and spacious venue, too. I'll be back! read more

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I come with friends and I even come on my own. This place is amazing.. salt and pepper squid, prawn summer rolls, salt n pepper ribs or chicken. Pho soups and salt n pepper pork chops all worth trying. Really cheap and lovely staff. Love noodle st. read more

Noodle Street - Chinese Near Me - London, XGL

I am sooo happy I found a reasonably priced place that actually tastes good!! Me and hubs were taking advantage of the cold weather and decided to order takeout from these guys. Food was fresh, tasty and a refreshing change from other places ive been to : reasonably priced, tasty and had good pho! We ordered the steamed dumplings (pork) with chili sauce, chicken pho, and thai green chicken curry with fried rice. All were sooo well flavored and i didnt even need extra hot sauce. Its a super close walk so now will be a neighborhood staple. read more

Noodle Street is your typical greasy, bland Chinese takeaway, but don't let that put you off too much, as it does have some good points. Firstly, the location is walking distance from the main Canary Wharf estate, so although the area looks like typical run-down East London, you're in the shadows of the skyscrapers of the big banks. Secondly, it's got a fairly large restaurant area, so even if you're a large group, they'll probably be able to accommodate you without too much trouble. Thirdly, the price and portion size. My friends and I all went for the "lunch special" which is £13.20 and gives a starter, main and soft drink (Coke, Sprite etc.. but not bubble tea or juice). That's not bad, but I was amazed at the size of the portions given the price. Some of the less hungry people at our table said they could have had the starter alone and skipped the main! The food itself was nothing special. The menu has a pan-Asian range of dishes, from Vietnamese summer rolls to Japanese curry, but no one at our table thought their dish was outstanding. Bizarrely, the "special friend rice" was plain egg fried rice, with vegetables and meat placed on the side. The service was also a bit hit and miss. Some people had their starters brought out immediately, but others had to wait a long time, and it was the same for the mains. Whilst I wouldn't go back in a hurry, it's good to know there's good hangover grade Chinese food around Canary Wharf! read more

I went this restaurant this afternoon as I saw some good comments on Google views. Unfortunately the food is over priced, a very small portion of dim sum cost nearly 6 pounds each, 9 pounds for about 6 small pieces of roost duck and food is not tasty. Manager was rude and arrogant, avoid this place. read more

Admittedly, my male friends seem to love this place, but not me. Why do they like it? It's cheap and cheerful, they do takeaway delivery, it's Oriental food close by where we live, and in my humble opinion, my male friends are not that fussed about food. My experience is a bit worse for wear, I have been here maybe 3-4 times and seriously, every time I eat here I get an upset stomach. I am not eating any adventurous items here! I usually go for special fried rice or some variation of rice with a drink! Well, since my friends have not complained of the same issue we can rule out food poisoning, I think it's because of the amount of grease in their food. Now I am Chinese and I eat a lot of greasy meals out in Chinese restaurants, but I always have problems at this place so I am inclined to think there is a lot more than just unhealthy dollop of oil in this place. Service is slow here and the food is mediocre, but I am a picky eater. Be warned if you have a sensitive stomach. read more

I live in the docklands area and this is one of the most highly praised places on Just-Eat, so I've ordered from them frequently. Honestly, it's been incredibly hit/miss. I've had a few really nice experiences that have encouraged me to order again, but lately they've been a real disappointment. Heard good things about their fried tofu so I ordered that, their char siu pork on steamed rice and their satay chicken skewers. None of it tasted all that fresh. The portion of char siu was fairly small and bland. The fried tofu was a bit soggy and not at all impressive. I tried a couple bites of the satay and it was about average. Everything was lukewarm. I've had their sweet and sour chicken over noodles a few times in the past and it's very nice when it's fresh, but I think at this point I've had more instances where it's tasted like it's been sitting around all day. Don't bother with their bubble tea. Seriously. Their bubble tea has never been good. They've forgotten to give me a straw more than once, which is annoying because a straw is preeetty essential for bubble tea. TLDR; Sometimes great, often unimpressive-- particularly recently. I don't think I'll be ordering from them anymore. read more

Don't know where to eat around Canary Wharf? This place delivers! and it is really quick. Maybe it's the noodles that I ordered (Seafood ho fun) but I really wanted to adore this place like everyone else. It was okay - a bit oily and sort of bland. I wish I had tons of chili sauce to liven up the flavor. I'll give it another try sometime when I have to work out in CW again. read more

Ordered delivery - arrived fast and hot! Har-gau (shrimp dumplings) and Roast Duck Ho Fun noodled were probably my favorite. I have had shrimp dumplings at other restaurants, where consistency was almost mushy. These were excellent!!! The Vietnamese eggrolls were tasty, but not rolled in the traditional rice paper and served with lettuce, mint, etc. I would still order them again! read more

Ordered: Duck and Pickled Cabbage Noodle Price: £6.80 Review: A little disappointed. The noodles were not that good quality - as in factory made, but boiled a little too much. The chilli sauce I asked for was the type that makes you feel uncomfortable as it tasted artifically hot and not even close to laoganma type (TRY THIS SPICE if you're a spicy person - its totally legit)...regardless....a bit sad that it wasn't good. Won't be going back here I guess... read more

This is quite a hidden place near to westferry dlr station. The restaurant is very quiet when me and friends went. I wasn't hungry at the time so only ordered taro bubble tea. The pearls they used was quite hard, but they used real taro which I liked. My friends ordered steamed dumplings, won Ton mein and fried noodles. My friend knows the owner who has tei won mein branches all over London. read more

For photos, please go to: http://chopstix2steaknives.blogspot.com/2011/04/noodle-street-westferry-most-welcomed.html Canary wharf may be the financial hub but it is lacking in terms of good places to eat. For such a concentrated area where all the £££ happens, you get the likes of Pret, Wagamama and Nandos to spend your lunch or even dinner money. So I was quite excited when a friend suggested a place called Noodle St. Unfortunately there was a queue the first time we tried to eat there and we left as we didn't have the time. I did however make a mental note to come back. Noodle St. opened in February 2010 which makes it quite a new child in the Wharf area. I can't believe that I didn't find this place sooner. A few weeks later, I managed to get an opportunity to come and try out the food. Browsing the menu, they offer a mix of Chinese, Vietnamese and even Thai dishes. This doesn't bode well and it is never a good sign when a restaurant tries to offer a few cuisines in one menu. Nevertheless, we made our orders. How could I resist when there is bubble tea on the menu? The bubble or pearls were like gumballs that have lost their chewiness texture. I wouldn't recommend getting this here. Shanghai style buns or Xiao Long Bao £3.80 Sugar cane prawn £4.25 For entrees, we ordered the XLB and sugar cane prawns. The XLB was decent enough but doesn't beat what is offered by Leongs Legend which in turn doesn't beat what you can get in the likes of Din Tai Fung. Sugar cane prawn is a Vietnamese dish where minced prawn is made into a paste and coated in breadcrumbs with a stick of sugar cane in the middle. The prawn paste was juicy and delicious but the sugar cane was all dried and lost its juices. Part of the fun was chewing on the sugar cane for me you see. Noodle St special udon noodles £6 This is fried udon noodles with mixed meat, prawns and salad served with vinaigrette. The vinaigrette looks surprisingly similar to fish sauce. Hmm.. Is this meant to be a Vietnamese twist? In went the fish sauce and stirred and mix in with the udon noodles. The vinaigrette adds tanginess and lightens up the oiliness that usually comes with fried noodles used in the dish. A good mix of meat and vegetables and the udon noodles went down well, I really like it. Seafood Hor Fun £6 My friend ordered the seafood Hor Fun which bears a resemblance to Char Kway Teow. It was a little on the oily side but otherwise was enjoyable. On a subsequent occasion, I came back and with a bigger party, we got to try more items on the menu. Dim sum platter £3.80 This comprises of a prawn Dumpling, scallop Siu Mai, Chinese chives Dumpling and vegetable Dumpling. I was half expecting frozen supermarket bought types but was pleasantly wrong. Looking at the translucent skin wrapping each dim sum, this was definitely not the case. The fillings were fresh and tasty and the skin was the right consistency. Vietnamese prawn summer rolls £3.95 I have never been served such huge summer rolls before and we were beginning to wonder if we have perhaps over ordered. Unfortunately the summer rolls had too much noodles in it which drowned out everything else. Won ton soup £2.80 This was good. Full of flavour and the won tons were fresh, juicy and succulent. Malaysian Laksa £6 Taste wise, it hits the right top notes but the soup itself was too diluted such that it is a watered down version. You don't get the spicy heat after the first few bites. Crispy aromatic duck with noodles £5.50 I wasn't sure what to expect with this and when it came, it looks like a variation of Peking Duck but served with noodles. I will say that this is one of the better dishes. The shredded duck was moist; the egg noodles were cut such that each is only about 6cm. This slight change in the size makes it swirl and snap in the mouth. Smartly done and definitely elevated the entire dish. Salt and Pepper Pork Chop with Rice £6 The pork chop was fried perfectly; the combination of the oil mixed with the pork juices and touches of chilli, garlic and onions is just delicious. The egg fried rice was a little bland but complements the pork chop. With such reasonable prices, your meal would average around £10 mark or less. Great value, better than what you can find in some of those dismal offerings in Chinatown, Noodle Street is definitely welcomed with open arms in the wharf. read more

It was delicious I would totally recommend to anybody who is feeling peckish for Asian cuisine five or five would go again.

I have been to Noodle Street on many occasions since i moved into the area and I am over the moon to have found this great little restaurant. Every dish i have tried has been really nice fresh hot and tasty and is fantastic value. Many of my friend from kent always ask to come here it really is a lovely little find i am a very happy girl!!! read more

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This is probably the best oriental restaurant in East London (at least among those I have tried) Authentic, good service, and reasonably priced. The boss speaks Chinese too! read more

Noodle Street - Three oriental dishes - Chinese Near Me - London, XGL

nice food but really bad services, staff are really rude and takeaway delivery guy told us not to order late next time(why weren't we told at the time of ordering?) And no cutlery given in takeaway orders even if requested, lady on the phone said haven't you got cutlery at home? (Though I ordered from office from a Business Centre) Until they sort their service out, no more ordering. read more

Ordered delivery. I had the Japanese panko prawns which were delicious, but only had three pieces for nearly £5. I got the sweet and sour chicken and fried rice. It was just mediocre, but decent enough. The mango bubble tea was awful. Couldn't even finish it. The tapioca tasted hard instead of a gelatinous texture. read more

I have to admit to being a bit apprehensive with such a giant menu featuring so many dishes from different parts of Asia. I needn't have worried. It's a great place for sharing so going as a big group helped us. The food was well prepared and authentically tasting. The service was friendly and efficient. Best of all it was reasonably priced. I'll definitely be back again. Highlights were the salt and chill squid, the ma po tofu, the Vietnamese grilled pork salad and the dim sum turnip cake. read more

I ordered my food for delivery over two hours ago and it is a simple soup with dim sum. Still have not received the food. Not pleased.

Really great dim sum. Nice open eating area and the food comes quickly. We were a table of 10 and we weren't waiting long for all our food to come out. read more

Simple contemporary spot on the back road opposite of Canary Wharf. Definitely a different spin into oriental cuisine. Also a "must-visit" for the lunch special offer available! read more

Noodle Street - Chinese Near Me - London, XGL

I ordered online...average food..maybe the option I had of chilly shrimp was a bad one. It was very sweet.. The dim sum was not too bad though. Will mostly not order from here again. read more

What a disgrace to Chinese cuisine! Food not made to order. Dumpy 'Ebi Katsu Curry Rice' with tasteless king prawns. Also tried 'Special Udon Noodle' and just had to give up. Yes, food came quickly. Yes, this food was only heated up and who knows how long waited. Will never come back and suggest to choose other places around. read more

Best chinese restaurant so far I know. In there, you can forget those weird takeaway or all-you-can-eat places where you aske yourself when things had been cooked... Noodle street has got a nice setting, plenty of room for couples, groups to enjoy a dinner with intimacy and space. Staff is so kind and smiling that you can go there if you're hearbroken and they will give you taste for love again. Anyway, instead of love, they will at least provide you very tasty dumplings, pat tai or buong tit, etc. as all the menu items i tried were satisfacting me (soups as well). On top, the value you get for the price is still fair as us two spent 23£ for dumplings, soup, king roll, chicken satay and buong tit main dish. Belly full and not angry after leaving westferry area. read more

Food Poor. Rude Staff. Arrogant Manager. They don't care. The food was poor quality compared to regular places in and around London. The prices are high. The staff are unfriendly, blunt, cutting. You feel like you are bothering the staff when you need something - god help you if you do! I ordered a pint of "soda water and lime" and was charged £7.30. Weatherspoons round the corner would charge me less than a pound. This is not even a glamorous restaurant. After enquiring with the manager, he simply said they doubled the price for a small glass of soft drink and would not budge. He was trying to impress his staff instead of keeping a customer happy. This restaurant has lost out on a weekly spend of £30-£40 on a quick mid-week meal. read more

The food is good, but the service is not. We have been many times to Noodle Street and feel that as we are regulars, the staff seem very careless and once they have greeted us and shown us to our seats, we are forgotten about. Generally we have to stand up and call someone, otherwise, we would be sitting there all night waiting for attention! The restaurant is badly managed and, although there are plenty of staff, we are left sitting for ages waiting for our food. The food comes up at all different times, a bit like Wagamama, but at least in Wagamama they do tell you that when you order! Sometimes the food is plentiful, but whenever the restaurant is busy, the portions are smaller. The restaurant needs managing properly to be a real success. It is very frustrating waiting around to order and pay the bill. read more

Don't go rude service under cooked dumplings spring rolls swimming in oil. Oil on the floors. Piss on the floors in the toilets. This place has gone down hill now. Environmental health should be advised. Hate to the think what's going on in kitchen & how clean it is back there. So don't wast your time here. Very dirty read more

definitely coming back again! my friends from london are always noodle-streeting this and noodle-streeting that so i thought i'd give it a go as i was in the local area. wow!! loved the decor, friendly staff but most of all - yummy scrumptious food!! it was tasty i wanted to lick my fingers after left the place. read more