Tofu Vegan (on Charlotte St) fed us twice during our stay in the neighborhood. We enjoyed all the…read morerecommendations from the super nice staff and will make this a definite stop during our regular trips to London! If you're not vegan/vegetarian - I recommend giving it a try and see if you're not surprised how good it is!

Delicious food with an all vegan menu. Even people who are not vegan will enjoy a meal here. Plenty…read moreof options with very flavorful dishes. Would definitely come again!

Itadaki Zen is a slice of Japanese vegan cuisine in London. I've been to many vegan spots in Japan…read moreitself, including the Itadaki Zen location there, and the foods/flavours are on point. At dinner, I've always had the small plates shared with my partner but recently got to try their lunch. I had a curry that was out of sight. 100% would get again. Prices are also reasonable (especially for London), and the vibe and service have also always been good. The servers are quick to take your order and food generally comes quickly. Don't miss them if you're in the area!

Been meaning to stop by this gem since walking past its storefront over a year ago, and finally…read moremade the trip to try it! It's all vegan Japanese, and is tasty! Based on the line we saw out front from all the times we passed by, we would have never guessed it was vegan! My personal favourite was the miso aubergine, followed by the hiya yakko tofu. The mayo tempura sushi roll was also good (they don't serve the nigiri sets like they used to though). We also got the nanbanzuke, which was interesting as we were expecting a hot dish, and it came out cold. The spicy ramen was decent, but nothing to write home about, imo. We finished off with the house made yuzu cheesecake of the day, which was close in texture to a real cheesecake - not an easy feat to pull off. All in all, great experience, and would be back to try other tapas on their menu. When we left @7:30pm, there was a line forming outside, which speaks to its popularity!

You know what? This is going to be my fallback restaurant in London. This fast food is fresh, with…read moremany gluten-free and vegetarian options to choose from. It's popular, so there are lines during the lunch period. There is limited seating. The service is very pleasant and kind of fun. Yeah, it's not the chippy fast food London experience, but it's definitely the new London fast food experience. As far as the food itself goes, it's above average. There are loads of veg I what I had, and it wasn't too salty. While I wouldn't write home Bout it unto itself, I will definitely tell you about it, and will let anyone who is gf know about it. Since the chain is all over the place, it's easy to fall back on it.

I've just had a meal at Leon, and was very pleasantly surprised…read more It's a fast-food joint, with some limited seating, located on the glass walls that now line Victoria Street, close to the Curzon cinema. Most of the options of meals or salads come pre-prepared in little boxes, though they also do burgers, wraps and salads, and small salad pots; and finally strange but fun (baked) fries in the shape of little, round grilles, served with a dipping sauce. There are plenty of vegetarian and some vegan options, too. The theme is vaguely Mediterranean, though, let's be fair, this is fast food joint, so don't expect authenticity. But my 'meatless meatballs' on a bed of whole grain rice, with a spicy tomato sauce, were really tasty, and bursting with herby flavour. I must admit I was (very pleasantly) surprised. The prices are reasonable - around £5-£7 for most of the mains. Eat-in prices are slightly higher. They serve a range of health-conscious fruit juices and shakes, plus coffee. There's free water available if you want to eat in. The company prides itself on its ethical food sourcing, fresh ingredients and eco packaging credentials. The only downside is that waiting for the food means slightly haphazard queuing at the small counter area - this branch is a victim of its own success. I'm now a fan and shall be back.

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.

Great owner! The restaurant is open to making accommodations. I am on a strange TCM (traditional…read moreChinese medicine) diet that requires I stay far far away from onions and garlics. The chef was kind enough to accommodate. My Paper Masala Dosa was great - Crunchy and flavourful. The coconut chutney was delicious. Slightly oily. Overall, I am a fan.

I am really into indian food and i am a vegetarian, so i was really happy when my colleagues told…read moreme that we are going to have dinner at the Woodlands. We started with a mixed plattern of little bits and bites like Cashew Nut Pakora and Masala Poppadums ( Savoury crips garnished with chopped onion, tomato, cucumber and green chilli and coriander) All was really good. But my personal highlight of the night was the Masala Dosa! It was acutally the best Dosa i had, since i have left India three years ago. I would come back only for the Dosa!!! For the main course we had some different dishes coming up with riche or Butter Naan. All were very tasteful and the way they were served seemed really authentic to me. The service was good, always making sure that we had enough to drink and are enjoying our food. As deserts we had Gulab Jammum ( Golden condensed milk dumplings in a rose and saffran syrup) Amazing! You really gotta try this. If there would be one thing i would be picky about, it would be the interieur of the dining room in the back of the restaurant. It is not really the most relaxing place to sit in. At least the plastic flowers hanging down from the ceiling could be changed into real ones, but in a way this also fits to India.. ;-)

Friday night, 2am, you want gluten free food in soho (at least I did..), go to Wok To Walk and you…read moreare not going to leave disappointed! Super fast, super cheap, super mix'n'match selection, freshly made in front of you and I remember at that time of the day - or night - I found it super tasty too! Plus - who wouldn't love eating from those paper boxes..

Love the idea - plain and simple: pick your noodles/rice (egg noodles, udon, jasmine, whole grain…read morerice), then your choice of meat/vegetables (chicken, beef, pork, tofu, prawns, shiitake, baby corn...) plus a sauce (soy, sweet&sour, curry coconut, teriyaki, garlic...) and 2 minutes later it comes all together handy in a small to-go box. This walk-in store offers some seating but is clearly for the rushing-by passenger that strolls through the touristy Soho area between Piccadilly and Chinatown. So, why only 3 stars? Not because my egg noodles with prawns and hot sauce weren't hot (in terms of spiciness), it's more because of the value: for pricey £5.95 I'd expect not to wonder if I just became a fatty who's always hungry or if the portion just was that small. However, if you're checking out the table dance bar next door or the gay sex shop around the other corner and you're craving for a quick noodle snack, stop by.

Came here straight from the train!…read more Amazing vegan English breakfast. Hubby had a yummy un-chicken sandwich. Great drinks, as well. Lovely ambiance & friendly service.

Mildreds is that vegan spot that will blow your minds! Everything is plant based and so so good!!…read more The vibe is effortlessly cool, cozy-chic interiors, friendly staff. We shared the kimchi gyoza and it's the perfect bite. The flavours are on point in addition, I ordered the Mexican enchiladas and my friend ordered the skewers and honestly? It deserves its own fan club. Rich, vibrant, and packed with flavours! They were so good! It's unbelievable that it's all vegan. For dessers, try the crème brûlée and the white chocolate tiramisu it's the best!! Mildreds is just awesome! That's it! You're not going to regret dining here. Loved it l. Our server was super helpful with recommendations. I think that Mildreds is a must whether you're vegan, veg-curious, or just someone who appreciates good food. Highly recommend

Vegan thali was amazing. Hearty and flavorful. Friendly staff. Nice atmosphere. South Indian done…read moreright.

The food was very tasty and although the place got really busy the servers were helpful, quick and…read moreefficient. The place has a cool vibe directly across from the Royal Theatre!