Amazing dinner! Service was fantastic -- just so friendly, welcoming, and accommodating. There was…read moresome miscommunication about what we had ordered, but they let us have the wrong food item (which ended up being one of my favorites!) at no charge. They do not shy away from the spicy heat, and I love it! The beef appetizer was too spicy for my (teen) daughter, but she loved the plain dosa so much that she ordered a second one. The broccoli appetizer was almost too spicy for me, but it was SO good! The chicken kari was actually not spicy, but incredibly flavorful. And the chili cheese dosa was perfection. I loved everything I tasted. The restaurant is tiny and a bit cramped. You'll be right up close against the people next to you, but you'll be so into the food that you won't mind at all!

My coworkers suggested we try Hoppers on a recent business trip. None of us had ever had Sri Lankan…read morefood, so we opted for the Group Menu. The server was a great help in guiding us through and helping us to order a good sample of items. The food was brought out a good pace. We had ti.e to eat each course and never felt overwhelmed. The food was delicious. There was no item we did not like. The items we ordered offered a balance of heat and cool.

Located near the famous Baker Street Station, we stopped by this spot while meeting a friend and…read moredecided to grab a quick bite. The place was quite busy, and interestingly, the same person taking orders was also cooking. It's a very small setup--definitely not meant for dining in. The vibe is more like "grab your food and head out." We ordered chicken egg fried rice and chicken chow mein. Watching the food being cooked right in front of us was fascinating--quick, high heat, and full of action. Once we got our order, we sat outside to eat. The first thing I noticed was that the food was quite oily. More disappointing, though, was that I couldn't find any chicken in my fried rice--even though I had paid extra for it. I went back, showed them, and asked if chicken had been added. They bluntly said "yes" and didn't bother to check further, which was frustrating That said, the food itself tasted good overall. It's just that the oiliness and the lack of proper service took away from the experience. I wouldn't say I won't visit again--it feels more like an off day--but I was definitely expecting better service.

Perfect for a quick lunch meal. You can come to Wok to Walk for takeout or dine-in and you know to…read moreexpect large portions and good food. I ordered the Chicken Katsu over brown rice with Szechuan sauce. It wasn't too spicy and had a good portion of protein. It took about 10 minutes to wait for food. Be cautious if the line gets long- you may be waiting 30 minutes in total, given there aren't many grills and the kitchen can get backed up.

Overall: 5 stars…read more Stopped by for a light dinner while I was doing a comprehensive run of all Gordon Ramsay Chains. Was thrilled to find out that he does Asian food well too, and this chain has their cute lucky cat chopstick holders that I ended up buying takeaway as a souvenir. I found the staff to be kind and attentive as with other GR restaurants that left a positive impression. Duck Salad - Intriguing take that combines the Thai/Viet-forward tart mango salad with a beautifully seared duck breast. I like the vibrant flavor profile that really awakens the palette. Wagyu Nigiri - Served aburi style with fresh wasabi, I was impressed by how authentic this piece of sushi was. Food: E Presentation: +1 Price: E Atmosphere: +1 Service: +1 Menu: +1 Insta/Yelp/Beli: @amei_eats Insta/TikTok: @ameizing.race

I was disappointed... the service is so slow and I think there's better sushi/nigiri elsewhere. The…read morewagyu gyoza was a stand out for us. I was so excited to come here after seeing Gordon Ramsey's docuseries of building this place. I think the overall environment would be much better at night time. 3.5/5

The ambience is definitely nice and it looks fancy inside. The only reason why this gets a five…read morestar review is because of the server named Luna. She was really friendly and went out of her way to try and help us download the app and familiarize us with the menu. Otherwise, this would definitely get a one star rating Overhyped, and extremely overpriced unauthentic "pho". They use fish, chicken or mushroom. Sure, it might taste like PHO, but it is definitely not authentic as they say it is. The food is lacking in taste and quality. It taste so cheap. It might cost five dollars from a street vendor. Instead of cost over $30. SAKUSAKU duck noodle dish cost it over 21 pounds which is about 25 or $27 USD and I barely had any sauce and it was extremely small portion. I think it's meant for a eight-year-old kid. I think I could eat like three of these even if I wasn't that hungry. Lastly, the service is terrible. We got seated and never got our waters. Refill never got attention, this place sucks do not eat here. I would rather go to the McDonald's across the street.

I wish there was a Wagamama near me in the U.S.--I'd be there all the time! It's always such a…read moretreat when I get to visit one in the U.K. The design of the restaurant has such a cool vibe, the food is fresh and bursting with flavor, and the service never disappoints. Definitely one of my favorite spots for casual dining when in Great Britain!

Incredible Pan Asian cuisine. Had the chance to speak to the owner and really enjoyed hearing the…read morestory of the place. Service and decor was on point.

From the owner: gamma gamma celebrates the flavour and colour of asia and beyond, giving you a unique tapas…read moreexperience, complimented by cocktails that are just a bit special. the ingredients are all responsibly sourced too, with many gluten and dairy free options.

Stopped by here with a friend the vibes are great inside appreciate all the decor and energy. The…read morestaff at the front/outside was not so friendly but understood. Would come back for the food/drink

It was so vibey inside - I think this place is great for dinner with friends or family. Service was…read morenice and food was quick. The salt and pepper squid was delicious, definitely get it to share with the table. The yellowtail mandarin was so bright and refreshing. I regret getting the soft shell crab & corian - it tasted funky? I should have gotten the the signature maki instead. Oh well, a good reason to go back!

Cheap and cheerful. Opens late. We walked around for what seemed like ages to find something to eat…read moreand everywhere was either closed or closing. This was our last resort. The value for money is good and the food comes out very fast. They have a good system here. Lots of seating out on the street. It is a bit interesting there are two shops of the same right next to each other. One is pick a ready made noodle dish and the other is where you can customize how you want it.

great tasting food, open until late and speed of service is generally very efficient.read more

Great food and very kind and dynamic team! The eggplant dish with sticky rice together to…read moreaccompany a meat dish is worth trying. The ambiance is very nice too!

Great service vibe and food - just what we looking for - informal relaxed and competent -read more

Soup 5/5 Breads 5/5…read moreTruffle pizza 5/5 Chocolate dessert 5/5 Excellent service by our Italian server and great good at the Connaught by Jean Georges

Afternoon tea at Jean Georges continues to impress. Each time I visit London I try a couple new…read morevenues for afternoon tea but I always keep a visit to Jean Georges on the itinerary. Much like everything else, the cost has risen since my last visit 5 years ago but it is still in line with other similar afternoon tea options. They now serve their basic afternoon tea with a non-alcoholic glass of sparkling hojicha tea which was quite good. You can upgrade to your choice of champagne for an additional fee. Taken as a whole, the quality of the food, scones, pastries, and tea still tops the list of best in the city in my book. And the service is exemplary. On my last visit 5 years ago I fell in love with the art on the menu and considered asking if I could take my copy home. In the end, I didn't ask and have regretted it ever since. On this visit I told that story to my server and asked if I might keep the menu as a memento. He not only told me it was fine, he brought me over one each of their other menus (breakfast, all day, etc) to have as well. Each one features a different illustration by the same artist. There are many more famous spots to have afternoon tea in London (and I have tried them all), but Jean George easily surpasses them.

'Asta' (as I like to simply call it) - I have no idea of the '3' moniker, or indeed where the first…read moretwo went - is as genuine a Japanese canteen as you'll find in London. I was lucky enough to, along with a colleague, be taken here on several occasions for a quick lunch by a client (indicative of how welcoming the Japanese are!) By 'genuine' I mean no dumbed-down menus, no super-slick interiors to detract from potentially average food, and no gimmicks of any kind. The place is staffed and run by Japanese nationals as any self-respecting Japanese restaurant should be - and perhaps more importantly, frequented by them regularly, too. Service is smiling and attentive and no more that it needs to be. The food is inexpensive (~£6-8 for a bento, £7-11 for ramen, udon or donburi) and so tasty. On my most recent trip I had beef ramen with tan tan (sesame paste) soup base, and my brother had salmon teriyaki on brown rice. Both dishes had generous proportions of meat/fish, and the donburi came with a side salad and pickles. The unagi (eel) is also lovely, and the place does an extensive line in pick-your-soup base noodle bowl dishes where you have the option of shoyu, miso, and sesame as mentioned above, among others. I can't speak for the takeaway bento, but they looked pretty solid and of a decent quality. Drinks come in the familiar (Coke etc) and the more, um, 'traditional' - aloe vera juice, Pocari, cold bottled green and black teas and others. This place is rather hidden away on the fringes of the City, behind Aldgate station on the Petticoat Lane side. In many ways it's a great location as it's very much a local haunt, and in others a little frustrating as even if you're working in the City it can be a fair walk to get there and back! My advice would also be to get there early (between midday and half-past) to ensure a seat, as well as before some of the more popular items on the menu disappear. In brief summary, I couldn't really recommend this place enough if you're in the area. You'll get multi-kudos from any friends Nippon friends (or appreciators of their incredible cuisine) and have a lunch to beat the hell out of an uninspired sandwich / soft-drink combo whilst spending a similarly scant amount of your hard-earned cash. As your fellow diners would say: "itedakimas!"

I wish I could give this place 10 stars because it is simply amazing. For lunch I got a chicken…read moreteriyaki be to box. Their rice is so delicious I could eat it alone without any other dish. The chicken was tender and flavourful and I really liked the fried potato thing that came with the side. Another great thing about Asta is that with bento boxes you can pick a variety of cold side dishes. I recommend the cucumbers and the rice noodles. Will be back!!