Wanted to get some noodles as it was raining and cold today . Saw this spot and it was moderately…read morepriced . The service was fast and the ambiance amazing as there was a guy pulling dough to make noodles in an open kitchen .

*reviewing for us picky Americans traveling abroad*…read more Fantastic Lanzhou noodle bar, actually got recommended this place after visiting the Chinese pharmacist for my back. I googled most of the restaurants in Chinatown and it looked like my high school GPA (not even a 4.0) so this place coming directly from the mouth of my pharmacist. Great broth, meat quality is superb, noodles were okay. Chili oil 8/10. Small bistro style, so prepare to share a table.

A very easy five stars from me. One of the best places we ate at on our trip. We walked in on a…read moreThursday night (although it was busy!) and loved everything we got. Don't miss the sharing beef platter. Served the four of us and had so many good apps to try. The duck pho had a phenomenal broth. Rich without being too dark, it was just the right mix of flavors. I got the Ha Noi fish which was unique. The fish was fried and then coated with a great dark soy sauce. Served with vegetables and some noodles this was so unique I'll have to hunt it out when I'm back in US. Great place!!

Had a deliciousss meal at Ngon Ngon in London! My wife had the duck pho, and I went for the rare…read morebeef pho--both were fantastic! The broth was deep, rich, and authentic, with incredible depth of flavor that really hit the spot. Everything was fresh, well-balanced, and just what you'd want from a great bowl of pho. Especially with London's weather at the time Service was chill and efficient, nothing over the top but just right for the vibe. If you're looking for quality Vietnamese food in London, this spot is definitely worth checking out! Go get ittt!

I've had my fair share of delicious udon, but I've never really seen anyone do udon the way Koya…read moredoes and I love them for it. I've never seen so many variations in one place, and I've never seen so many temperature options. The difference between hot broth and cold sauce is pretty apparent. But I needed clarification about the udon itself. Hot udon means the noodles come served inside the broth whereas cold udon means it comes served sepatstely, and you're able to add it into the broth at your own pace and discretion. As someone who loves bouncy noodles, and hates basically all soggy food, I was amazed. Their broths are really flavorful and warm you up perfectly on the inside, the tempura is soo crispy, and the walnut miso is so addicting. Not to mention the servers are super friendly.

My wife and I recently visited Koya City for dinner. I tried the Hiyashi Lamb Cumin Miso. The dish…read morewas delicious. Soft savory Udon Noodles were paired with rich flavorful ground lamb and crisp greens.

It cheap and the food is hot. That said, the noodles are a bit greasy and depending on the sauce,…read moretoo salty. In other words, they use too much sauce. I go because of the convenience. Advice is to get either the hot sauce (its spicy ) or the sweet chilli (not spicy, more sweet). These two sauces are not overpowering

From the owner: Noodles inspired by the street markets of Asia. Made with only the very best of ingredients. It is…read morescientifically proven stir-frying is the healthiest way of cooking, and there is only one way to cook fast and at the same time healthy - stir-frying in the wok. Each dish has been freshly prepared over an open flame and is packed with oodles of energy. Fried on the flame at over 200o, extra hot and extra nutritious.

The broth was super flavorful and the tofu just absorbed all of the flavor. The mushrooms were…read moredelicious!

Easy to find. Best Pho broth I have ever had. The red peppers were , be careful!!!Beef brisket…read morePho excellent. I am used to the sides being basil instead of mint.

Came by for lunch the other day and it was a world class experience! Kiln is a Thai restaurant…read morelocated in the bustling Soho district and is featured in the Michelin guide as a Bib Gourmand. Made a reservation online and I was able to be seated upon arrival. Dining is available at the kitchen counter, bar, or in the basement dining room. Managed to get a seat by the kitchen counter and it was a very warm experience sitting in front of the grill. Bring a mask if one is sensitive to spices! The waitstaff were lovely and spent time explaining the menu that changes daily. Started off with the chicken and soy along with the rump with ubon relish and they were both excellent. The chicken thigh was grilled to perfection and super flavorful from the marination. The rump was cooked to perfection at a medium rare and the flavors were on point. The chef that made this personally presented this to me at the counter. Amazing! The glass noodles were fragrant and tasty. The crab portion was minimal and the pork belly had a smell to it... ~£30/head including VAT and service for lunch. Kiln takes credit cards and there was a £1 donation that was added to my bill which I requested them to remove...

A promised under 30 min wait ended up being an hour. We were called back to the restaurant within…read more30 mins only to be told to stand against a wall for another 30 mins to order our drinks and sip while waiting. Once seated, the food does arrive fairly quickly and I did enjoy the dim ambiance in the intimate downstairs space (upstairs is bar seating). The food was good, but I don't get the hype. The glass noodles were my favorite dish especially the green sauce that comes with it (pour it all!), and the rest didn't particularly stand out.

Blaaaaaaaaaand…read more Gosh, disappointing. What started out very promising lunch (honey chicken! yum!) ended with a LOT of rice. A LOT. Beyond that honey chicken and all its glory (and it was glorious) was like 90 percent rice. Now, for the price for a bowl (£6) that's not entirely surprising but it was just so tasteless. The chicken was great, but the rice and everything else tasted like pure nothing. Next time (I'll try again, they are new) I'll get the chili sauce, but I think they need to rejig the formula or something here...needs a kick of flavor, stat. Otherwise, nice staff, quick service, well priced. Just need to kick it up a notch. That honey chicken is pretty good though. Maybe I'll just get a bowl of that next time.

My office is very divided on this issue -- some love it and others think it's way overrated. Some…read morelike the sauce, some don't. Some don't like all the rice at the bottom, some never get rice. Overall it's bland and not rich in flavour like I assumed it would be...so I'm going to saw, naw it's not for me.

The Little Viet Kitchen is one of those 'cutesy' looking restaurants. It's pretty popular on IG…read more Coming from Seattle, there's a large Vietnamese population and absolutely no shortage of great Vietnamese food. I won't say the food is here truly 'authentic,' but I still think it tastes really unique. The beef pho has a minty-tasting broth and the meat peels right off the bone. The broth has a lot of flavor- heavy on spices, and isn't as loaded with sodium (menu says they don't use MSG). Also, the lemontrass tiger prawns are delicious. Islington is a bit far from the town, but it's cool to venture out here with an Uber or black cab just to switch up from the mainstream tourist hubs of London.

I'm really picky with my Vietnamese food, and this place definitely hit the spot. I was visiting…read moreLondon from California and I was craving Vietnamese food cause sometime I like trying Vietnamese from in different countries and this definitely did not disappoint. The pho was so flavorful and I wish I went back one more time before I left. Highly recommend.

Delicious and fresh food for take away prepared very quickly. We ordered the summer rolls with…read moretofu, bun tofu sa, and bun nem chay all with tofu and everything was delicious. The portion sizes were good as well. Definitely recommend!

CASH ONLY! I wish they put a sign out in the front so you're not stuck in an awkward bind to get…read morecash. Otherwise, this place is awesome. Good pho-od, good mood, & good price. The rare beef in the pho was very tender (see pic for the pinkish meat), and the broth was seasoned well. The bun cha also had a nice balance of veggies to noodles to crunchies. All in all, will be back for more.

Excellent Japanese take away food. Great for lunch. Best to go around 1pm when the queues are…read moreshorter.

Great takeaway Japanese food. My favorite is their salmon teriyaki dish. The queues can look long…read morebut it goes very fast. Each dish is £7.50, which is a bit expensive for the bowl of rice and salmon you get, although quite delicious. Service is decent, although a bit expedited.