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.

Came here after I found out that Natasha Bedingfield comes here! This was the best meal of my…read moreLondon trip. Fast casual spot, I ordered then found a spot to sit and they brought out my food to me. No wait on a weekday lunch. The duck wrap was good but it wasn't a must get. The chicken laksa was soooo good. The broth was soooo good. The noodles were sooooo good. The chicken was juicy and good. Gosh that was a freaking amazing bowl. I was sitting there on cloud nine eating it up. Highly recommend.

First visit. Basic, but functional seating area, very much like a picnic. Service was fast. You…read moreorder when you walk in, then food is delivered to your table. I had the duck pho. Fresh ingredients, but I thought lacking in flavor compared to other places.

Egg roll decent . Not traditional peanut sauce . 4/5 Pho…read more3.5/5 okay broth . taste the noodle, didn't rinse completely . Bun thit nuong 4/5 small, good. Prob best dish. Good egg roll Bun go hue. 3.5 /5 not authentic , not rich . No shrimp paste Overall this place is 3.5 Gave free chips for appretizee and oranges for dessert

Not an expert but the place looked pretty authentic to me. Food was great especially for the price…read more Nice to still have some place where we can eat good food for ~£10 with 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!

Oh Em Geeeeee! Hands down the best tasting Pho. I ordered the steak and garlic, and it was…read moreincredibly delicious. The chicken wings were crispy and so YUMMY. Lovely pleasant workers to serve you. The restaurant looks small from the outside, but it has a lot of space on the inside. Hands down the best pho in town

It's a rainy night in London. Just left the office and I am starving. One of my local office…read morepeers recommended Pho as I was craving southeast Asian food. Being southeast Asian I grew up eating pho. I make it regularly at home. The restaurant is located on the first floor of a shopping centre. It is a smaller restaurant with seats outside in the mall area and some in the interior. There were only two servers that were also host. The restaurant was not busy but it took awhile to get seated and then when I was finally seated it took quite a bit of time to get someone to come and take my order. I ordered the fresh spring rolls with prawn and the combination pho. The pho came out before the spring rolls. The fresh prawns spring rolls were average with small prawns. You get two with your order. The pho broth was very greasy and not very flavorful. I would have expected to have hints of anise and cinnamon. I need parts for the strangest texture. It was more at like an American or Italian meatball then a proper Vietnamese style meatball. Even the type of steak and brisket that was used was very strange. It was like a pulled beef brisket which is much different from actual beef tenderloin. The vegetables that came with your pho was not very fresh and pretty wilty. Overall disappointing.

Being Viet and coming from America, we were skeptical that we would find a decent Vietnamese…read morerestaurant in London. However, we found this gem of a place in the SoHo area. All the flavors were there, the pho was decent and all the Appetizers were good; the Cha Gio and Viet calamari were well made. The Gio Cuon was freshly made but my one complaint was that the Gio Cuon came with fish sauce not peanut hoisin sauce. Small dining area but service was great and fast. Family owned so was happy to support a local Viet Family.

We really wanted to try Pho in London while on our visit from the US, and after one of the shows we…read morewatched this was a perfect opportunity. As soon as we walked in to this place, we could feel that we were not welcome. The woman was very rude, almost annoyed, that my wife and three daughters (15, 13, and 8), had entered their stupid little restaurant. We are an American family of Indian descent, born and raised in the Bay Area of California, so we have had our fair share of Pho. We knew what we wanted. However, it took this woman 10 minutes to give us the menus. During that time 2 other couples entered the restaurant and this woman quickly sat them down and took their orders. We were clearly profiled and ignored. I tried to signal someone working there with eye contact and a wave to get them to come and take our orders, but we were ignored. After 15 minutes of waiting and no service, we just got up and left this useless Pho place. It wasn't worth it. There are plenty of options in Covent Garden. We just walked down the street and found a nice place to eat where the service was far better. If you are a tourist visiting this area, avoid this place. Save your time and your money. Don't give these idiots your business.

Very cute and colorful restaurant and cafe! It was the first spot that my friend brought me too…read moreonce I settled into London. It's in East London, and easy to get to from where my friend lived. We opted to do light bites, and I ordered some grilled halloumi while my friend got sweet potato fries. Both were very tasty! I also ordered a fresh pineapple juice and that was very creamy and refreshing! Would definitely revisit if I'm ever back in London!

To be honest. In terms of price and food quality, mama pho is a lot better. Portion is better too!…read moreBut if we are talking about convenience, nothing can beat cafe east where they essentially have their own private car park. Food is decent either way and above London's (very low) average.

got the wonton noodles and it was divine. v flavorful and the portion size was great too. great…read morequick service sit down restaurant

Great for Vietnamese sandwiches. Full of flavor! There were a lot of people taking away but there…read moreare a handful of tables to sit. We shared the curry chicken sandwich and it packed a punch. This is a regular lunch stop when we are in London!