Visited here for a quick lunch with my partner who works around the corner. The layout and ethos is…read moresimilar to Wagamammas. The food is fresh, tasty and authentic. If you love noodles then this is the place for you! The menu has a good selection of dishes including noodles, rice, dim sum and lots of side dishes such as gyoza, squid, wingand Edamame. I ordered Singapore noodles, which I really enjoyed especially as it was on the spicy side and Gyoza dumplings with I love and they did not disappoint partner was very happy with his meal too. The prices are average for this type of cuisine and the portions plentiful. Service was friendly and quick and ideal for a quick lunch/dinner. Would highly recommend.

Portions on mains are great (aka big!!) and good value for money despite the price noticeably…read morerising. In terms of pricing for sides, you're better off just ordering another plate of mains seeing as it's not too much of a price difference. If you're after something quick, then this is the place to go for. Food is knocked out quite fast so there's no worry about not making it back to work on time. The menu is fairly Asian infused with Korean, Singapore, Japanese and Chinese dishes being offered. It does take away the authenticity as this restaurant chain tries to be overly ambitious and who tries to cater to a wide range of customers. I'd go here if I was really hungry but if I had to choose, I'd opt for a restaurant that sticks to one cuisine.

The food is alright. But the service? No attempt to serve the table (party of 6) at the same time…read more Long gaps and no apology. Long gaps between courses and when we had the temerity to enquire politely when our second course would arrive, the waitress barked at my brother in law. I was taken aback. They only have two waitresses which probably saves them money but has a negative impact - I won't return. Really disappointing.

This restaurant is very local to me so I thought I would try it out. The restaurant itself is…read morebeautifully decorated and I was instantly greeted by the friendly staff. The music they play in here is also very soothing. I chose to eat the tofu goreng and crispy noodles with vegetables instead of meat. Both dishes came out very promptly. The tofu was incredible, it had this amazing peanut sauce on it and was just cooked perfectly. The noodles were alright although the sauce left something to be desired. The price is incredible for the portions here. I will definitely go back soon!

Simply the best fish and chips I have had in London. We had the large and when we saw it, we…read morethought there was no way we could do it. We destroyed it!!!The fish was so light and flakey, I couldn't believe it. Flavor was out of this world. They have my vote for the best fish and chips. This is a must visit spot.

I was over the moon when I found out that the closest Chinese takeaway was within 2,000 feet of our…read moreproperty. Especially given how in some parts of London it feels like you have to start digging a hole to China to get some local chow mein. The owner is quick, polite, and very decent. The first time I came here, he gave me a pound less than my due change, which I only realized on my 5 minute walk while waiting for food When I came back to pick up, he was the first to point it out. Superb. Duck Chow Mein: The duck chow mein is literally the best I've had in London and England. Often the duck is dark in color and dry, flavorless. Here the duck is absolutely perfect- crispy and red with just the right tenderness. It's like 4.95 and it's a large and in charge amount of noodles, duck, and thinly sliced vegetables. Hot and Sour (Schezuan style) Soup: Perhaps the best I have ever had, ever. And I have it in every Chinese place I go. Normally the stock/base is thin, though loaded with flavor. Here you get more succulent meat and vegetables than liquid. I am just such a fan. And the portion for like 2.80 is huge. I could literally just have that for lunch with a small salad and be full. My friend had the Chilli Beef which he said was good quality for value as well. I will most definitely be coming back to this place which I want some straight up stir fry or spiced up soup. Always hits the spot.

The Salt and Spicy Ribs are delicious and the Crispy Beef travels well. Restaurant has little…read moreAmbience so Take Away is better Closed Tuesday.

Very decent little Chinese restaurant that does tasty food. Good value as the portions and…read moreingredients are plentiful and fresh. You can see Chinese students, who get food here from the Uni up the road so they must be doing something right!

Services 5/5 Food 5/5…read moreAmbiance 5/5 Great and amazing view from inside and outside I was surprised when i entered into building

Pacific Oriental sits in the heart of the city on Threadneedle Street, with a focus on serving…read morefusions of modern Pan Asian foods. Its tall ceilings, long drapes and brightly lit bar provide an impressive backdrop for an aperitif before dinner, or for the casual dining on cushioned seats or high tables on the ground floor. They also offer a more formal dining experience on the second floor. I remember their drink menu being fairly extensive, with the cocktails often containing many sorts of Asian ingredients such as lychee, ginger or chilli. As probably as inappropriate as it was, I decided to order cocktail from their decent selection of non-alcoholic ones named 'Bankrupt', full of berries and refreshing ingredients. It was a reasonably sized drink for the £6 they charged, particularly when I thought a place like this would serve everything in small glasses. I asked for the menu and I'm lead to believe they have a different menu downstairs than they do upstairs. I had a mandate to eat noodles that day, so I ended up with one of my favourites, Singapore Noodles. Had I more of an appetite, I would have been tempted by their decent selection of side dishes or appetisers. I have to admit their noodles weren't the best that I've had - with maybe not enough curry powder or chilli for my liking, even after asking for some more on the side. I was impressed they used some good quality ingredients for the noodle dish though, with three or four large king prawns as well as fresh vegetables (most other places would use the smaller prawns). At £8 for the dish, it's not the best valued Singapore Noodles I've had, but it's also not the most offensive I've had. I'd probably return to this place, if anything just to hang out at their bar. I don't think their menu is significantly different for me to want to visit them specifically for their food, but the ambiance downstairs and the bar is definitely worth it.

Yay for cheap, yummy noodles and dumplings!…read more Apparently this place is chock-a-block at lunchtime, but it was surprisingly empty and relaxed when we arrived at about 7pm. My friend Sarah told me that the dumplings here are amazing, but I was distracted by the char sui (with loads of veggies and rice)...I will have to come back for dumplings next time! We shared a platter full of starters...which included prawn and asparagus rolls, which are gorgeous! Seriously...how have I never tried that combination before!? The pan fried pork dumplings were pretty awesome too. Our GIANT meal was £17, including alcohol...so it was cheap, with huge portions AND delicious!

Popped in here for lunch one day and was really surprised with how good the food is. I didn't make…read moreit on the right day for the lunch menu which is about a pound cheaper than a la carte, but the food is still good value regardless! I opted for a soup noodle dish that was fun of flavor, fresh vegetables and no grease, and plenty of meat. By which I mean loads of it, pork chicken and prawns! My girlfriend had the 3 treasure veggie dish with rice which was so good I was jealous, and we shared a ate of veggie pan fried dumplings I can't vouch for the normal pork dumplings, but the ones I had were crispy with plenty of filling and were very satisfying. Were they worth 5/6 quid for 6? Not quite, but then again it was only the veggie ones! Will Defo be back another time to take advantage of the lunch deal and dumplings!

Came here very hungry looking to get my hot pot fix and I was very disappointed. Easy location for…read morethe restaurant and visited during non rush hours. The restaurant is just like a stereotype Chinese restaurant.... very dirty... to be specific the carpet is very greasy that I didn't feel comfortable walking on. Variety of food ...but... they dont serve hot pot meat in the self selection area(you have to order seperately).... got fooled by picking the BBQ type meat(since they serve both hot pot and BBQ all ypu can eat) and the service girl never mentioned a thing until my meat is cooked and I asked her if there's meat for hot pot. What's the point of self serving hot pot if I can't serve myself. And the service staff were not helpful at all. And moreover, worst broth ever... I dont know what they put in those broth but the spicy one way too salty yet the tomato beef one way too sweet. 3 times the amount salt and sugar needed. I normally love hot pot to death but this place failed me epically

Being from Los Angeles, our standard for Chinese foods are pretty high. But this restaurant is…read moresurprisingly authentic. We've ordered 2 take away dishes: Fried Japanese Tofu in Sweet Chili Sauce~ £9.80. The round shaped tofu are lightly fried with very silky and soft center, stir fried with squid, shrimps, imitation crabs, carrots and zucchini in sweet chili sauce. The dish has a little bit of kick from the chili and goes very well with a bowl of steamed rice. Young Chow Fried Rice~ £5.80. This dish was on a bland side and decent sized. This restaurant seemed like a nice place to dine in if we're ever in the area again.

Hello other Americans, couple of things…read more 1. The Brit's don't use yelp like in America they just use Google review 2. If you go to Google reviews you will see this is an awesome place 3. Crispy beef, chicken chowmein, curry chicken 4. Better than our Chinese food even nyc. 5. Get the prawn chips, they taste like nothing, in an awesome way, even if you do not like shrimp, they do not taste like nothing.

The brilliant name of this business meant that I had to give it a go one lunch time…read more Kung Food is popular with the City lunch time crowd and offers meal deals for £5 which have nap inducing effects in the office on long afternoons.