Stopped by for a quick Friday dinner -- the ground level floor was full at that time, but I was…read moreable to snag a table in the basement dining room. The cellular reception was quite poor there, but they do offer free wifi :) I ordered the kari laksa, which was delicious! The broth was rich with a nice spicy kick, and the noodles were perfectly cooked and chewy. I really liked the texture of the tofu puffs, which also carried the curry flavour nicely. The shrimp tasted really fresh, too. I also had the kaya sweet roti, which was a lovely, light complement to the laksa. The roti itself was nicely crisped, and the kaya jam was creamy and not too sweet. I'd definitely recommend giving this a try! I love milo so I tried the milo ice drink -- very yummy but expectedly so, nothing too special. Price point was very good for the portion size and quality. I would love to come again to try some other classic dishes (the char kuey teow on the table next to mine looked amazing!).

Good food This is a good option for Malaysian food in…read moreSpitalfields. We really enjoyed our nasi goreng and nasi lemak -it was surprisingly good. The chef adjusted the spice levels to our taste (we asked for extra spicy) and the service was fast, friendly and efficient.

I ordered lunch delivery and it arrived bang on time at 12.30pm! Awesome!…read more +++ Yay's! Food tasted great! Arrived warm on a freezing day, didn't have to reheat. Pad Thai and Summer Prawn Roll servings were massive! - - - Nay's! Thai Green Curry tasted great and was very flavourful but the serving was small and the rice was soggy and seemed like it had been from the previous day and microwaved. Sauces for the Summer Prawn Roll was only 1/3 full.

I was excited when I passed this place, as I thought it might be a Tibetan restaurant selling momo…read more Unfortunately, however, there were no dumplings on the menu. Instead it's a mix of Thai and Malaysian food. I tried it anyway, and had a pretty good chicken laksa to take away for £6. The portion was pretty big, had a reasonable amount of chicken in it, and had quite a kick. I'll definitely be back to try other things on the menu.

Scoping the 'hood, around the office I passed by a store,…read morealmost easy to miss! Try our Lemon Grass Chicken, said the sign board outside What a tempting offer! my hunger amplified... To my happy surprise, the small menu was filled With malaysian dishes, my stomach said "I'm thrilled!" Quickly made food, for you to take or eat in Also great coffee and breakfasts, let the morning begin! Such a nice pair of people, running this place Brought my food to me, served with a smile on their face When I opened this box, containing my food An Asian fragrance so nice, my senses in gratitude I break my chopsticks and dig in the plate The first morsel of chicken, in my mouth, you migrate MMMMM!!! Yum!!! Such a soft piece of meat Tastes of Lemon Grass bursting, with a nice bit of heat By the time I realised, I was eating mercilessly The meal was gone, POOF! buh-bye... unfortunately I quickly glanced to the wall, to check out the menu And pledged to myself, "I will eat ALL of you!!!" The best thing to say, about this recent discov' Is I paid less than £5, yup... I'm in love.

I had the best chicken curry I've ever tasted. The chicken was so soft and it went down really…read morewell. Will definitely be going back.

This is one busy place located right next to the side exit of Liverpool Street station. If you go…read moreup the escalator towards McDs in the main station and cross the road, you have to head into the little alleyway next to another Liverpool Street exit to find this place. This restaurant is huge and packed at lunch. It serves fusion Asian food and I chose to eat the Char Kway Teow (Malaysian). Not bad and big portions. Food came after not such a long wait so you could do lunch here in maybe 1.5 hours including travelling time. Service is ok but nothing spectacular.

I got a sweet and sour pork dish here that was absolutely incredible. My friend is a little more…read morefamiliar with Thai food and said their dish was also pretty good but wasn't the best they'd had. I still think it's worth the stop especially for the sweet and sour pork, I would absolutely come back for that.

Excellent service and a great wait staff who were right on top of things. Since it was off the main…read moredrag, it was in a pretty quiet neighborhood but the restaurant was very busy. We ordered the prawn in green curry sauce and they were absolutely huge and wonderful. I would highly recommend the seafood options here. We will be back.

The best Thai food I've ever had. Every dish we ordered was absolutely delicious. So flavorful and…read morefresh. The green curry was my favorite, but the yellow curry, lemongrass soup, and mango sticky rice were all amazing as well. I'd recommend this place to anyone visiting London. The service was wonderful, too. I'll definitely be back!

The food was incredible. There was a line out the door and now I know why! Recommend going here is…read moreyou're looking for a quick bite.

Great little Malaysian cafe. Has some pan Asian foods like pho and pad Thai, but go for the…read moreMalaysian chicken curry laksa! Very authentic (I'm Malaysian so I've had a fair few laksas in my life!) in terms of flavours and taste. A bit too mild in terms of spiciness for me, but that's just me. Note that the place is pretty casual, not a proper restaurant, you have to order first and they bring the food to you. Best for lunch and good for solo dining.

After a long day wandering the markets and catching up with friends, we were hungry. Thai sounded…read moreperfect and there was a restaurant right next door! Perfect indeed. Mudmee serves flavourful Thai comfort food. The curries are rich, the meat tender, and the morning glory crisp and crunchy. We shared the Mudmee B banquet between the three of us. It was a good choice. 20 pounds 50 per person for a good assortment of food. Our mixed starters platter had Poh Pia Jay (veggie spring rolls), Pang Goong (minced prawn and chicken on toast with sesame seeds), Gai Satay (chicken satay), & Kanom Jeeb (steamed dumplings). Served with prawn crackers and the obligatory dipping sauces, they were fresh and tasty. The toast, spring rolls, and prawn crackers were all crisp and the dumplings and satay were juicy. Nice way to start the meal. This was followed by Goong Priew Wan (king prawn curry with pineapple, cucumber, & pepper in a sweet & sour sauce), Gaeng Ped (roast duck with peppers, pineapple, tomato, & basil leaves), Gai Graprow (chicken with fresh basil, chilli, garlic, & green beans), & Pak Boong (flash fried morning glory with garlic, soy bean sauce, chilli, and soy). It comes with regular steamed rice but we convinced our table-mates to get coconut rice and swapped with them. I really recommend coconut rice as it provides a nice counterbalance to the various dishes. My personal favourite was the duck. Rich and creamy curry sauce with tender duck -- very nice. I wasn't initially sure I'd appreciate the pineapple but it actually worked very well without making the curry overly sweet. The chicken was a close second although a touch more chilli would have been awesome. But I was eating with someone that's not keen on too much spice unfortunately. The prawns were good -- not overcooked or rubbery and a nice tang to the sweet and sour. I hadn't had morning glory before and wasn't impressed. It was clearly done properly -- just not my favourite vegetable. I would happily eat there again if I lived local and wanted a reasonably priced meal. Especially as it's not a chain and we need more local independent places!

Solid food, nice decor, friendly staff and very reasonable prices…read more Spice level can be a hit or miss, but easy to adjust with the spice tray. We got prawn noodles and green curry chicken. Noodles (pad see ew) hit the spot with the smoky flavor. Curry was a little bland.

First let me start by saying this place was so hard to find the entrance to. Between the…read moreconstruction and many many locked doors, I finally found the 1st floor entrance. Once I got there the food did not disappoint. The dim sum options were plentiful and delicious. However my fav dishes of the night, the crispy duck (life changing). Every piece has crispy golden fried skin. The buns are replaced with thin wraps and all the condiments. Next would be the drunken noodles with shrimp and scallops. Definitely worth a visit but bake in extra time to find this front door.

Excellent food, service and atmosphere. Rare 4 star from me…read more Tried the set menu and it was excellent. A lot of food though, much more than we could eat unfortunately so bear this in mind

Very good spot for a take away lunch in the City. I had the Hainanese chicken rice which was tasty…read moreand a good portion for the price. Service is quick and friendly.

My favorite little prepared food market in London: amazing selection of high quality food…read more Highlights: - Duck frites: Best duck friends I have ever had. Tender tender shredded bits of duck on top of this perfectly crispy yet substantially potato-y fries. Guy who owned the booth was for NYC. 5 stars - Steak sandwich: my lil guy loved this simple sandwich. Nice cut of steak cooked just right on a fresh bun. 5 stars - Gin tasting spot: can sit at near by to enjoy your food with a nice G&T. - Small so not super touristy, but good amount of people. - Mix of few sit down restaurants by in the small road with the food stands. Lowlights: - Couldn't try everything: there were specialty potsitckers and other booths that looked so good. - Has limited hours only open on Saturday and Sunday. LOVED this so much and will be back next visit.

They had a caroling group singing & plenty of indoor seating that you could bring ANY food into…read more It was small but had a good mix of different foods. It also had a lot less tourists!!! & more of a neighborhood market feel.