I picked this place because it had good TripAdvisor reviews, was close to my hotel, and seemed to be reasonably priced. They are known for providing foods from various Far Eastern countries. My meal was excellent. I had Prawn Crackers to start. A good sized portion came out. The crackers had a bit of a kick to them which was fine with me since I like spicy food. I followed it with Duck Pancakes (Shredded duck, hoisin sauce, fresh cucumber & spring onions) which was like Moo Shoo Duck and a Yamato Fillet Steak (Fillet seared to perfection with fresh garlic, black peppercorns, butter, and sake served with fried onion) which is one of their signature dishes. I had an Egg Fried Rice to go with the Steak. My drink was a St. Clements Cocktail (Tropical fresh orange, sweet pineapple & sour lemon juice, topped with white rum & orange liqueur) was very refreshing and something that I will try to make at home. Nick was my server. He took good care of me. I enjoyed chatting with him, and would ask for him again when I return. read more

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Awesome Asian fusion restaurant with everything from Thai to Vietnamese to Japanese, etc. Great venue with a fun vibe. Huge menu. Korean wings were tasty. Thai curry noodle soup was delicious. If you're looking for a fun vibe to go with friends with a massive menu, definitely check this place out! I recommend ordering a few dishes to share. read more

East Street - Wings - Asian Fusion Near Me - London, XGL

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Torn between 3 and 4 stars... 4 stars for: - great ambiance! (I'm a sucker for ambiance) - 25% off student discount (love that!) - foodgasm inducing East Street Platter to Share (which has Goi Cuon - cold rice paper rolls, Gyoza - Japanese fried dumplings, Bulgogi - Korean grilled beef with kimchi, Coconut Prawns - self-explanatory, Satay - marinated grilled chicken with peanut sauce, and Tod Man Khao Pod - Thai corn fritters) - anime being projected on one wall. Distracting, but awesome! 3 stars for: - our slightly disappointing mains: over-salty Chicken Adobo, and Com Hué - Vietnamese fried rice, where the rice was too soft and mushy and the flavors were indistinct. All around not very impressed with these - they were ok. - odd and awkward service - very loud noise level. A big room full of people talking loudly over loud music. All told, though, I would definitely come back and try other options. The menu was vast and there were many things I wanted to eat. read more

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Delicious, fresh food and great service! Great choice of asian beers. Liked the music but it was a bit loud. read more

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I drank out a bucket. It had rum and real sugar coke in it and I shared it with my friend through a straw. It felt so wrong, yet so right! Welcome to East Street. No not the market, the Pan-Asian (cringe) eatery in Soho. If you like Wagammas, you'll like East Street. It's budget food, that's hot and tasty with service that actually smiles. East Street is actually Tampopo, re-branded for a London audience. If you didn't know already, Tampopo is a small chain across the UK in various shopping centres serving up a similar Asian cuisine. It has been described as a "Jack of all trades, master of none" but I have a higher opinion of it than others. Don't stop reading now. This place is certainly worth a visit. They have a interesting menu with a selection of dishes for Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and more. Granted, they do taste very much like each other, but are served up generously and for a snip of the price of other places. They don't hold back on the veg and everything comes out freshly cooked. I ate Nasa Goreng which was nothing like the authentic dishes they serve up at Rasa Sayang, but still enjoyable. There was a lack of a whole fried egg on top and they didn't serve Satay on the side. I had a side of Korean beef which was accompanied by Kimchee. Again, really generous portions of beef, seasoned and cooked beautifully but the Kimchee was a little off. It just didn't taste quite right, still tasty, just not particularly authentic. I work on Rathbone Street in Soho. The advantage and disadvantage of this is the array of tasty food options at my fingertips as I roll out of the office. I ate at East Street twice the week I discovered it. It's good. Considering this place is in the heart of Oxford Street's shopping area, it's perfectly priced and you can pretty much ensure you'll always get a seat. It's also good to note that these guys also have a selection of Asian sauces and products for you to buy. They're marked slightly higher than you can get in Chinatown but they really add to the authentic feel (think; I'm eating in a market). The whole place is decorated with large neon signs which everyone seems to like, even if they aren't always spelt correctly. I can't help but like this place and everyone who come here, foodie or not, seems to agree with me. It's a gem and a welcome addition to the Wahaca, Pho and Moolis genre in Soho. read more

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Great restaurant with a really really big selection of foods - especially if you're vegetarian or vegan (dedicated menu to both). Cocktails were also different and yum. Definitely recommend the cinnamon ice cream. Will be back!! read more

Ok ok ok... It's been a while. And this is partly because I had to find a restaurant worth writing about next. At last I found one. East Street was always on my radar and I finally got to satisfy my Asian (fusion) taste buds... This instantly became one of my favourite restaurants. The decor made me feel as though I stepped into a Tokyo based film set. They offer an Eastern express menu where a limited selection of food is available at 7.95 between 12pm-7pm. However, I opted to go all out and chose a starter, main and dessert from the standard menu. I recommend the starter platter for 2 to share. It offered a varied selection of Asian starters. Absolutely yummy for the empty tummy! For the main, being Filipino myself, I just had to choose a filipino dish (chicken adobo), to see whether it lived up to my standards. Sadly, it wasn't as good as how my mama makes it, thus knocking off a star. And of course, there is always room for dessert. I decided on the fried banana dessert with ice cream, which was a very good choice. read more

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Came here with a few of my coworkers for a weeknight dinner. It was busy, but we only had about a 15 minute wait before we were seated, during which time we took the opportunity to decide what we wanted. We liked the vibe - very casual, with lots of benches and low stools instead of chairs, and a kind of unfinished urban vibe with fake signs all over the place. They brought us a complimentary red bush tea, a room temp, subtle tea that I really liked. My favorite part, though, was the food. I enjoyed the pan-asian options and how the menu specified hotness level, vegetarian, vegan, and dishes under 600 calories. I ordered the vegan version of the Molee Curry from Singapore, one of the less than 600 cal dishes, and it was SO delicious. I'm a big fan of creamy coconut things, and once I managed to let the dish cool down, it was fantastic to the point where I keep thinking about it and salivating. It reminded me a bit of an Indian korma. My friends all enjoyed their dishes, as well, and we all shared to get a taste of everything. The prawn crackers with chilli sauce were also a delicious starter. If you are okay with a bit of a wait, a less comfortable seat, and very casual vibe, the food is the highlight of East Street, I think. read more

East Street - Vegan molee curry and my friends' other tasty dishes - Asian Fusion Near Me - London, XGL

So the concept is amazing. However I can't say much for the food. I like the atmosphere. But the food is good. Its not great or inspirational. If you've been to south East Asia you'll be disappointed. The service everything I've been has been slow. Not.unkind or friendly just slow. I will continue to go because if the diverse menu and the cool atmosphere and it's near work! read more

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East Street is a nice new addition the Fitzrovia foodie scene. Taking inspiration from the hawker street markets of south east Asia, East Street excels in offering a wide array of well-priced small plates of Asian street food. East Street earns mad props for the atmosphere, down to the tacky cheap plastic red seats to the Thai and Vietnamese signage for beer and girlie bars....it really feels like you are in a Bangkok street market. As for the food...it's solid but not outstanding. Really like the menu....there were probably a dozen things I wanted to try...everything from gyoza to Vietnamese spring rolls to countless Thai soups. Overall East Street is a well conceived budget priced foodie concept. I'll be back. read more

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Let's talk about the food first, it wasn't bad at all, even though it wasn't the "It's amazing!" kind of Asia food experience. But the flavour was good! The menu was decent. Lack of hot drinks though. I love the interior design, it's a good concept. Especially the signs on the ceiling and the plastic chairs. Love it! I think it's quite unique (at least in London). Why I give it a 2-star review? Let me explain, it was a rainy late morning, we saw the "stop" sign on the street, so we stopped and looked at the menu outside. We wanted to go in but we saw the opening hours was from 12noon. We were (less than 10 mins) early, so we waited a little bit outside. We walked in at 11:59am, the manager-looking staff saw us and said it still got 2 mins before noon, and told us to get back outside and wait... Hmmm... Felt a bit off-putting to be told to get out and wait just because we were 1 min early (2 mins referred to him). Maybe they could have locked the door, or kept the outdoor tables, chairs and the A-frame inside if they didn't want customers to get in 1-2 mins before noon. They came out and let us in about 7-10 mins past 12. They weren't rude, it was just odd. If it was me, I'd tell the customers in, sit them down and let them know there'll be a couple of mins to wait before they can order. We were the only customers, and they were not busy. It's their choice to be flexible or rigid. Guess they chose the latter. It won't stop me from going there, but it wasn't a pleasant first experience to East Street. p.s.: Their menu and table got (dry and wet) food stains, can someone keep them clean please?! read more

East Street - Saw the stop sign and stopped. Decided to go in but 1 min before 12. Being told to go back out and wait... - Asian Fusion Near Me - London, XGL

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Great ambience and interesting menu! Food came out quickly. Wings and spicy chicken (with rice) were plentiful and tasty. I'll be back the next time I'm in town! read more

I met a friend here for dinner since it's very close to the Tottenham Court Road Tube station, and she's a fan of the fare. Works for me. East Street was busy but we were seated right away. The atmosphere is set up like the streets of a southeast Asian city. East Street has a bunch of tropical cocktails but I just ordered a mint tea for £1.90. The tea came in a clear mug stuffed with beautiful sprigs of mint. Pretty! I liked how the menu featured dishes from across Asia, including lesser-represented countries like Singapore and Indonesia, though I was boring and stuck to the old faithful, Pad Thai. The chicken version is £9.50 and the veggie version a little less. A lot of the dishes on the menu have little chili pepper symbols by their names, so I was a little wary of ordering something with one pepper and having my tongue fall off; that's why I stuck to the safe Pad Thai. The Pad Thai was fine but nothing particularly memorable. More memorable was the order of Thai coconut prawns that my friend shared with me. Really crispy and shrimpy. Recommended. The service was rather attentive; the folks working seemed to be maybe college students. A-OK. read more

The problem when you try and do everything well is that most things end up a bit mediocre. I got some veggie pad thai and mixed veggies via Deliveroo. Nothing awful but the pad thai was pretty bland and a lot of the noodles broken. It lacked a lot of the vibrancy you expect from good pad thai. Oh well. read more

Nice music, staff and atmosphere! The cartoon they play in the back makes the place super fun and the food is good too! my friend and I got salad and it was delicious! Our server was super funny and we had a great time! read more

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A pan Asian restaurant serving dishes from the orient from Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese and more. Most of the time I come here for the atmosphere rather than the food as it is quite reminiscence of the outdoor scene of most capitals of Asia from the neon signs hanging down from the ceiling lighting the dimmed down restaurant. It's also convenient located off the side street of Oxford Street yet being very spacious it never feels too busy and takes you out of the hustle and bustle of the shopping scene. Service is also really friendly and efficient. Thai hot and sour soup (vermicelli) Not as aromatic as the ones you get from a Thai restaurant but still very flavourful. It had a good dose of sourness and zestiness notes in there and seasoned perfectly. The vermicelli noodles were fresh and al dente and made the dish more substantial along with the cherry tomatoes Fresh Vietnamese Summer Rolls (vegetarian) Quite a refreshing dish but heavily relied on the really well made hoisin and peanut dip for flavour. The sauce was thick and sticky and gave the roll the rich moreish umami and sweet nuttiness flavours. However on its own it would have been quite poor as the vegetables inside were dried out. Luckily the vermicelli noodles were freshly cooked, moist and bouncy to keep the roll airy. The side of lettuce also help retain some moisture in the roll Vietnamese Style Chicken Salad This was incredibly moreish and refreshing especially on a hot summer's day. They got the fish sauce marinade perfect, a good ratio of sour, sweet and savoury with the generous crushed peanuts adding another dimension of flavour. The grilled chicken itself was nicely charred adding a nice smokiness and umami. All the different textures gave the dish a wonderful bite. Highly recommend Mini Singaporean Laksa Soup Nothing amazing or fancy but quite the standard flavours you find in a laksa but in a mini rice bowl size. It was very mild and rich in coconut flavour. Had enough spice in there to keep the flavours interesting but lacked the depth and complexity of a true authentic laksa. It was more for familiarity and comfort especially with the bouncy egg noodles and charred chicken breast Rendang roti bites The highlight of this dish was definitely the braised beef, slow cooked till the meat was lovely and tender. They were incredibly juicy too, soaking all the lovely rich spices and savoury marinade with strong notes of star anise too. Placed on top of small roti triangles which were mediocre but soft enough to soak the sauce Thai curry noodles This was surprisingly good. The red curry had a wonderful thick and creamy consistency that bind onto the thin egg noodles well so a good amount of flavours were delivered in each bite. The spices were very mild but build up some heat as you eat it. It also had enough depth and flavour to make it a great noodle dish Vietnamese Pho Noodles (chicken) Probably a dish to avoid as the main part being the broth was very weak and too heavy on the sour notes. The seasoning was fine though which made it edible but just lacked depth and complexity. Ho fun noodles were poor quality, the rehydrated ones and were very broken so none of them remained as long strips but just lots of short ones. The highlight was probably the side of authentic Vietnamese greens including mint, Vietnamese basil and beansprouts which made the dish more fragrant and added a good contrast of texture against the brittle noodles I do love East Street. It's definitely on the pricey end for Oriental food with a lot of the dishes costing above the £10 mark and the lunch menu is only available on weekedays. To me it's quite like Wagamama with it's large extensive menu to suit everyone. Food is nothing amazing or 'authentic' but gives you comfort, good portions and all seasoned well. A great place with a large group of friends. read more

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Very good low key Vietnamese fusion food.. Casual, loud, busy.. We ordered too much.. The sample platter was great.. I had a very spicy dish (Can't remember name...my bad) Service was great... We ate before going to the Dominion theater Recommend read more

Fab little restaurant tucked away from the busy shopping-hell that is Oxford Circus. It's set up like a really colorful street market, which add to the fun and busy environment created by the welcoming staff. I came here with my sister not too long ago and was impressed by the speed in which we were served. They have a great selection of dishes from all across Asia, and part of the kitchen is open so you can see your meal being cooked. It's also very reasonably priced (about £15 a head with crackers to start). The only thing slight let-down is the food. The portion size is fantastic, and they use great ingredients. But it's not that much better than other places I had the same dishes, or what I could do at home. The ambiance of the place is what carries it. A brilliant quick-safe-bet-on-a-budget type place, but the food could be tastier. read more

East Street - Prawn cracker starter - Asian Fusion Near Me - London, XGL

If anyone has been to or lived in South East Asia, this is definitely a fancy version of it, haha. If I weren't dying to have some fried rice would probably try to avoid going to places like these in London just because it does break my heart to pay for a dish that costs 10x from its from. Nevertheless, this is pretty much the closest you can get to experience the hawker/street food ambience. The interior design is pretty on point, just much cleaner and prettier than what a local street stall would be. At least you don't have to worry bout having a bad tummy! I know I shouldn't compare, can't help it.. I've been here twice, and the quality of food is good. Of course not on par with the ones you get in S.E.A but its close. I previously ordered the Malaysia Satay Chicken & Rice - £7.95. Peanut sauce was ON POINT. Almost cried because I missed it so much. This time I got the Indonesian Style Chicken Fried-Rice, and would say that it's alright. Lacks a bit of flavour, idk how to explain this but it's not bad. They got the spicy part right though. I also got the Vietnamese Coffee £2.20. Nobody says no to Vietnamese Coffee, if you haven't had one.m before. Get it. Food portions are huge, very generous. Service is pronto and staffs are friendly. Price is decent. read more

Great atmosphere, it's like eating on set in Blade Runner. Nice staff but.... Their Nasi Goreng had so much fish sauce that my mouth was instantly transformed into an Asian Billingsgate. read more

From the menu this place seemed very promising. From the atmosphere and decor this place seemed very promising. Win win you'd say? You can immediately compare its menu to that of franchise Wagamama's so I was hoping this place would blow Waga's out of the park. I got the Pad Thai. My partner got the Katsu Curry. Typical Waga choices. The Katsu curry was (apparently) just as nice as Waga's. My Pad Thai.... I was a little disappointed. It was okay. A little bland but more importantly I paid £1 extra for some chicken... Well what chicken is all I can say. There were a few little scraps hiding at the bottom. One of which was 90% gristle. If I'm paying extra for so chicken at least have a some meaty chucks in there for me to chill into. So I guess I agree with the other reviews that the food doesn't really live up to scratch. read more

The food was pretty good! We had the prawn crisps and the gyoza to start. Both were solid choices. I got the Thai noodle bowl which was delicious. It's like a cross between red curry and a noodle soup. The inside is cute and has business signs in different languages. read more

Love the concept (its like a Singaporean hawker street market), and they pull things off pretty well. The menu is extensive, the Noodle soups are delicious, and prices are fair. Will definitely be back. read more

East Street is the most unpleasant lunch you can have in London outside of police custody. I would never knock a restaurant solely for its ambiance, because some people may enjoy a pulsating lighting scheme more typically used to guide 747s to land, and music that appears to simulate being caught in an authentic Japanese tsunami. So that's all fine -- if you want to have lunch on the set of a dystopian science fiction film, East Street is for you. I would not attempt to have a meeting there unless my meeting was with Alex from A Clockwork Orange or Galvatron. No, what really lets East Street down is the food. In a town that is so well stocked with exceptional Asian cuisine, why on earth would you settle for the bland fare at East Street? My pad kra prow was so under-spiced it could have been served as airline food. The broth in my lunch-mate's pho gha was thin and tasteless. The tod man khao pod fritters were absolutely delicious, but by the time they'd arrived I'd gone deaf and had developed epilepsy. read more

My New Favourite Restaurant We wondered into East Street after a few hours hunger inspiring work (read: shopping in the New Year sales). We had initially been heading to Ping Pong so broke left off Oxford street on our way to Goodge Street. East Street's colourful interior and vibrant menu caught our eye and on closer inspection the menu was exactly what we were looking for. A cheerful waiter greeted us at the door and the place was pretty empty save for a few tables at the back so we had a choice of where to sit. We picked a table in the corner and got busy reading the menu. Our hunger meant we ordered pretty much the first things we saw but I kept hold of the menu once we'd ordered to have a proper look at it (call me strange but I love reading menus! Preferably when I'm not hungry or if my food is already on its way...however, trying to enjoy reading a menu when I'm starving hungry and incapable of making a decision is not so fun!). The menu is a complete mixture of dishes from Asia, including countries that often get forgotten in UK restaurants, such as The Philippines. The prices are pretty similar to somewhere like Wagamama so definitely wont break the bank and the lunch menu is certainly more than value for money. Inside, the venue is great, really colourful and quite similar to Wahaca but perhaps a bit more character - receipts and leaflets from various Asian countries cover one of the walls at the back and other nice touches like this add personality to the slightly industrial look. The music was great - some of my favourite tunes came on while we were there and music is perhaps more important to me than it might be to others. The staff were all attentive, not overly so, efficient and friendly Anyway...to the food! My other (better) half went for the Eastern Express lunch time Special Menu - a mountain of food for £7.95 that included tasty corn fritters (Tod Man Kao from Thailand) with a chilli and peanut dip - the perfect amount of batter and vegetables to give you that satisfying crunch without feeling it's too bad for you! Also included was a fiery chicken breast dish from Vietnam with green peppers, carrots, chillies and lemongrass, served with jasmine rice. The dish was called Ga Xao Xa Ot - I guess that's Vietnamese for "Absolutely delicious"! The delicate flavours all held their own amongst some pretty strong spice and it certainly helped clear the sinuses! I ordered miso soup to start with - not something I'd normally order in a restaurant but I needed something to warm up fast. In my experience, Miso Soup isn't usually high on taste but fills you up nicely...well this one was delicious - who knew soya bean paste could make something so appetizing! It came with various pickled veg to put into the soup or eat on the side if you'd prefer (I couldn't tell you what they were, apart from the ginger which I recognised!). To follow (although it all came at the same time so I don't think I really needed to bother with the Miso Soup, even though it was delicious) I had the Chicken Katsu Curry from Japan...and thumbs up for East Street - the sauce had a gentle spice and more flavour than I'd tasted in a Katsu curry before. It was also a perfect consistency, not gloopy like they can sometimes be at other similar restaurants (not naming any names!) We were too full for dessert, although the menu was more than tempting. We did have a Vietnamese coffee though which was beautifully presented and delicious. The 'East Street' rock sweeties was a nice touch at the end and the bill was a nice surprise - less than £25 for all of the above - we will be back for sure. My only worry is that these standards might not be upheld when they get much busier - which they certainly will - East Street rocks! Ps. I have been back a few times and am still impressed read more

The food was pretty good. I was there after pride and if was a loud and party atmosphere, not sure what it's like on a regular basis but I would go back. I had the curry with noodles and dumplings, the noodles were delicious but the dumplings were just okay. read more

Easy, fast, Southeast Asian food, located just a smidge off of Oxford Street's well-worn path. Decorated in an almost outdoorsy-looking cafe-style one would find near any small town in Thailand or India, this is a darn good place for a relaxed meal. It works well with groups of 8 or so too. East Street offers the usual Thai red and green curries, pad Thai, laska soups, prawn crackers and the like, in big portions with a smile. The staff are super friendly; their big smiles can cheer you up during/after a very grumpy day at work. Lunch times after 1pm can get quite crowded though, service will of course be sparser and slower then. Be forewarned, choices on the menu with extra chili pepper logos next to them are indeed spicy ... not the British, Waitrose version of spicy. Tip: they have a special lunch menu which is slightly more cheaply priced than dinner, with the same heaps of food served. I particularly like this place for dinner as it tends to be less crowded than some of the trendier spots nearby. It is also a good place to meet friends from out of town, as if they don't know London it's quite easy to find. read more

This place does fresh"Pan-Asian" cuisine and has really fun bright, colourful decor (even old cartoons being played on the back wall!). My partner got the filipino chicken adobo and I got vietnamese pho xao bo. Both were pretty good - nothing mind-blowing, but decent enough quality and the atmosphere is fun.....so we'll be back. Good for couples like us who enjoy different Asian cuisines and can't compromise! :p read more

I saw this restaurant on the way to a pub and found their sign very attractive and decided I had to come back here. Going in here feels like I was instantly transported somewhere in Asia. Actually I had a craving for some chapchae, it wasn't that expensive, it's no traditional chapchae, but it hit the spot. The atmosphere is great, but felt a bit weird as my friend and I were the only Asian people in the entire place, this includes the serving staff and chefs. Needless to say, it was kind of weird being in here with my brother from another mother (and father). It's a fun place to get the East Asian feel without having to leave the country, or the city. They also have happy hour specials, so it'd be nice to get there early if you're going for dinner. read more

Not bad, not great. Pros: + fresh-tasting food + friendly service + attempts made at authentic flavour profiles + reasonable prices + casual, canteen-style atmosphere without being dingy Cons: - none of the dishes were "wow" dishes - difficult to tell if they were aiming more for fusion in their dishes or authentic flavours; they fell short on both counts, with somewhat bland dishes that relied on chili pepper heat rather than the complex, subtle spicing common to this part of the world read more

East Street East Street home of the brave! Actually that is not how the song goes, I am sorry. Came here with my team for a lunch the other day. Pretty cool spot, perfect for the occasion. Not sure if you have a team. Not sure who you even are, actually. You may be a team. All of you, reading this right now. I don't know. I'm sorry I don't know this. I have gluten issues. This place was able to accommodate me, but it took some special effort from the manager to get it going. I don't really remember what I ended up eating, though, since they basically picked it out for me. All good. I liked it. There's a long lineup of Sriracha bottles that left a lasting impression on me. I like Sriracha. read more

Great Asian food here, I had the (forgot the name) Vietnamese fried rice with coriander and chicken and the (also unnameable) Japanese dumplings. These both seemed pretty authentic, and very good. Also, East Street now has a 25% student discount, daily (not sure if this is a new policy or not), which is generous compared to the usual 10% we get in Central London. Good for cash-strapped scholars. read more

The staff are amazing but the food just doesn't cut it. It really isn't worth the price and it's not just me being fussy since my entire party couldn't eat more than a few mouthful of their main course. I rate it average only because people are friendly and the decor is cool but if you are a foodie this isn't the place for you. read more

Visited this restaurant on a Sunday evening so as expected, it was quiet and we were immediately shown to our table and presented with complimentary tea. I was pleased to see that I was torn between two dishes and eventually settled on one. The food arrived promptly and was delicious! The portions are medium sized, definitely enough for one person. The staff were friendly and returned during the meal to make sure all was well. The focus is definitely on the idea of street food as the decor all consisted of street signs and benches. Overall, a pleasant experience. Will be visiting again to try something new! read more

It is such a convenient place to go when around Oxford st. I like to walways go in fo a quick bite, where service is good and its not too crowded with tourists. However, in some ocasions, depending on the date, service can be awful! its definitely worse when its at quite times.theres no one refilling our drinks, waiter really not caring, etc. You get what you pay for. read more

We met some local friends who had recommended the place here during our recent trip to London. The place has a good hip vibe without trying too hard and it was not difficult getting a table, even on friday night. The pan asian menu had a great selection, and the food was very fresh. I had the chicken katsu curry and my partner had the chicken pad krapow. Both dishes were very tasty with good cuts of meat and nice sauces. Our friends had two other dishes which were also good. I definitely would go back next time I am in London. read more

This an awesome little restaurant. They pretty much serve all of the popular Asian dishes you could ask for from Pho to Katsu curry all at a very affordable price. My main recommendation would be the bulhogi beef (might have spelt that wrong). A starter but it's delicious! The restaurant atmos is really cool as well, styled like a Thailand street market with some tacky advertising screens up for a bit realism and the waiters kitted out in old school football kits. Even the toilets have a really cool Thai airport effect where it sounds like your in a waiting area with flight announcements being played. Strange the first time you hear it but quirky. Definitely recommend this restaurant. read more

Nice venue but very expensive and very small portions!! read more

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Went here when we wanted to get some asian food, but wanted more selection than at most China Town places. The ambiance is fine, but I was charged nearly £10 for Singapore Fried Noodles. I wouldn't be bothered about the price but the noodles were tasteless and completely bland. Only go here if you are too hungry to go to Chinatown or Soho. There are many more authentic Korean / Singaporan / Vietnamese in Soho and Chinatown. read more

East Street is the only place I have eaten where they serve food from almost every South East Asian country, Thailand,Korea,Vietnam,Japan,etc. Service is amazing, free tea while you decide what to have. The food is extremely good. The atmosphere is Asian street market with neon signs, etc. they also have a small shop section selling sauces,etc. I would highly recommend this place to anyone who likes Asian food. read more