I gave 4 stars because it was so hard to find! We had to ask people passing by for directions as…read moreits pretty hidden. It also got busy fast around dinner time 7/8pm but our waitress was fast and frienly. We got a little bit of everything as a group to try, and ended up loving it all. Full of flavor, spice and the fried chicken was crispy to perfection! ~We had the Tantanmen 2 Ramen Buffalo Ramen Fried Chicken Aubergine Bun Friend Chicken bun All totalling £101.00

A bit difficult to find, as GoogleMaps leads you astray. You actually have to enter from Old…read moreJamaica Rd -- would it kill them to put a sandwich board up? They have 3 vegetarian ramens that can be made vegan by omitting the egg. I ordered the tan tan men (€13.50), which came out in about 10 mins. It came out in less than 10 minutes. The broth was moderately rich, with a nutty base, just enough sweetness, and light-to-moderate saltiness. The noodles were thin, well-cooked and plentiful. Toppings-wise, there was copious marinate shiitake mushrooms, two big pieces of bok choy, and cold soft tofu, with a touch of chili paste. Good stuff.

We walked into this unassuming mostly-Chinese restaurant at the shout of approval from a passing…read morelocal and it was a great suggestion. Great prices, good food, and efficient service from easy to understand, friendly Thai women. The ginger & honey tea was EXCELLENT- most definitely homemade with fresh ginger and just the right touch of honey. Nom. I had N8- vegetables with noddles, which was very much like a chow mein, but you could also get the dish as a soup. Others at the table had vegetable noodles in a black bean sauce (nice spice), a pork dish and a sweet and sour chicken. This was very standard Chinese food- everything was tasty, nothing was outstanding or unexpected, it was very much what you would expect and done quite well with fresh veggies and good sauce. Also, they make their own hot sauce, which is a nice little touch. Tea was 80p, entrees between £3-5. Five of us ate a great lunch for less than £30.

While in London, I've frequented Ned's noodle bar to get my noodle and Asian fix. I will not go to…read moreNed's ever again after finding this hidden gem. TBH, the place looks like a dump, you won't get five star service or Michelin star food, but what you will get is solid home style Asian food. Their Malaysian style noodles is one of the best one had. And all for around £5 per plate, ire street food prices with tables. Would recommend if you are around the area and want some noodles or Asian rice dishes.

Fun watering hole in Hammersmith. I've only come for drinks, have never tried the food…read more The staff is always friendly and helpful. Their cocktails are nice and decently priced for being in Central London. It is spacious and has lots of seats, tables, stools, etc. In the evening is usually full of young professionals which work in the area.

Best pad se ew I have ever had, period. Service is prompt, great bar options, and the Thai food is…read moreexcellent. A bit loud, but not unusual for a pub.

I'm staying at the Hilton London Canary Wharf and this place is literally less than a block away…read more The food was fantastic, and the service was even better. The manager was very friendly, but my water, John, made my experience top notch! He was personable and had great recommendations for food. I ate so much I cannot walk! Here is the rundown: Starters - Papadum with various tasty chutneys - Onion Baji - King Prawn Puri (ordered Spicy) DInner Garlic Chili Chicken (ordered extra spicy) Garlic Chili Cheese Naan Rice 2 Cups of fresh coffee and some Pellegrino AWESOME.

Staying in the Hilton round the corner, it was raining heavily so I ran round to this place...to…read morefind colleagues of my partner already there, so I joined them They seemed happy with their meal...I ordered my favourite: chicken jalfrezi, aloo gobi, plain paratha and a large rouge The setting is nice and even with a reasonable number off people it wasn't noisy and we could actually hear our conversation. The menu covers everything you would expect pretty well too and, given all the city folk around, not expensive The service was very good, friendly and efficient As for the food - it was acceptable, not the best I've ever had by any means but nothing untoward; a straightforward meal, tasty, spicy but not overbearingly hot and certainly plentiful...if in Canary Wharf again I would return

Fine dining indeed and costly for approximately 4 pcs each of dimsum- but the presentation and…read moretaste was superb.

Hidden gem in the busy area around the London Eye. Authentic chinese food. Attentive staff. Highly…read morerecommend.

We loved a recent dinner at Zheng. Nice ambience in a great area just off of Fulham Road, very good…read moreservice and excellent, tasty Malaysian cuisine. Highly recommend.

Had just landed from Delhi, India and not many places were still open by the time we checked in and…read morewashed up at the hotel... Found Zheng Chelsea within a short 5-10 min walking distance of our hotel via yelp It looked modern and upscale from pics online and a bit fusion in the style of Malaysian dishes, so we didn't expect too much, gauging from the majority of the customers being non-Asian (sorry but it's usually a pretty accurate measure when evaluating authenticity/flavors of dishes). BUT...we ended up loving every dish we ordered, and while we're far from being an expert in Southeast Asian/Malaysian cuisine, we found every dish to be tasty and perfectly cooked. The crispy beef had a nice light crisp batter but the beef inside was still tender and tasty...often times, this dish results in chewy/tough beef with way too much batter and is mushy instead of nicely crisped. Soya Sauce chicken was with all dark meat chicken (cut up thighs with bones) and we definitely always appreciate restaurants with dark meat chicken in their chicken dishes since we much much much prefer dark meat to white breast meat pieces! Even the Gai lan veggies with oyster sauce was tasty and the stems were not too thick/chewy and tough like many other times when we've had gai lan elsewhere...my fiancé isn't even a huge fan of gai lan but he loves this preparation of it at Zheng Chelsea Ohhh and definitely get the coconut rice, it's quite flavorful and complements most of the dishes on the menu quite well! The decor inside was spotless, nice comfy velvet chairs/booths and it was nice and quiet downstairs vs the much more lively (but also loud) upstairs part. And service was quite good and definitely way above average if compared to the usual Chinese restaurants

The Chef/Owner is from Yokohama and he serves delicious Japanese cuisine. The service was great and…read morethe food was authentic. When you enter the building, it's a little confusing because there's a sushi place next to their entrance so make sure you go through the sliding door.

Great find for lunch around the corner from The London Eye. Lunch specials were great. Sushi rolls…read moreand rice bowls with fresh, delicious salmon. The tea is very good. Very friendly staff.

The way I love okra soup and know not everyone does it the way I've grown accustomed to eating it…read morein the states. It can taste very different from place to place but I ate at two Enish locations in London and was not disappointed. If I lived there I would visit them for this soup daily. It was so good. Their suya and goat pepper soup was also heaven. Already recommended to friends and family visiting London. Looking for to my return just to experience their food again.

I had always seen this restaurant on Instagram and was so excited to finally be able to come to…read moreLondon to try it with my mom! The food was absolutely amazing 10/10 but the only thing that threw me off a bit and made me a little uncomfortable was the customer service. Maybe it's just because I'm an American and the culture there is different because I have noticed it with a lot of restaurants in the UK, but the servers/workers are not too friendly whether the store is busy or not and everyone we tried speaking to, to get an understanding of how to order at the restaurant (since it was our first time here) kind of gave us attitude or acted like it was so annoying to ask simple questions?? Our food ended up taking more time to get ready because we didn't understand the whole call, bill, and cancel method of ordering which we tried to ask but didn't get an answer straight away. The person who finally addressed it was kinda rude about it.. Anyways, the decor inside the restaurant was really nice and it truly does give an upscale sort of vibe which is cool, but I feel like in the near future I'd prefer to just order for carry out rather than sitting inside the specific location we went to just because the food is so good but the customer service just was not it. However I've heard that different locations sometimes have better customer service so.. ‍