**vegetarian review**…read more I walked in here for a late lunch and was immediately seated. I ordered the vegan laksa. I hadn't had laksa before. The food was so damn good. The tofu puffs were awesome! The tofu skin wraps were delicious. The flavour was just perfect. The quality is really good as well. Also minor note - 12.5% service charge was added to my order by default.

Excellent food . It's so delicious . No regret to come and eat here. The crew are very friendlyread more

A cheap and cheerful, but better than average quality Chinese takeaway/delivery place, that also…read moredoes some Thai and Singaporean dishes. If you're a fan of "authentic" Chinese food, you're going to be disappointed, as the menu is largely made up of the usual English takeaway favourites like crispy chili beef, but if you just want some fried rice, sweet and sour pork and prawn crackers brought to your door and get change from a £10 note, then it's a good option. They do a range of excellent value set meals, all of which serve more people than they state - or maybe I just have a small appetite? Like most places, they always quote around 45 minutes delivery time, but I've rarely waited more then half an hour.

We usually order takeaway from here since the dishes are of a reasonably reliable level of quality…read more Our standard order includes egg fried rice and salt and pepper chicken wings for the kids, while the husband and I cast about the menu for favorites. Beef curry and Mongolian beef are both decent, and the Singapore noodles (vermicelli, of course, as ho fun and egg noodles are no substitute) are nice and spiced. The vegetarian crispy duck is nearly as good as the real duck, and in general both dishes are better than the versions from other restaurants. The orange chicken isn't exactly what I expected; it's more of an orange version of lemon chicken, if that makes sense. In the US, orange beef is a standard dish, where the breading is cornstarch and very crispy, with a subtle orange glaze that doesn't soften the breading. New Winner's version is doused in sauce so the breading had nearly disintegrated; the kids didn't care though and ate it just fine :) Prices are reasonable. You can feed a family of four on 15 quid.

I was just in London and looking for something quick and cheap to eat for lunch with my boyfriend…read more We ended up at Spitalfields and had our pick of a few places. Nothing sounded that enticing and most all seemed very overpriced. As we continued to wander around, we encountered Warung and knew we were going to feast on one of their curries. I ordered their simple Malay chicken curry over rice and he ordered their beef rendang over rice. I don't recall seeing any vegetarian options. But both curries were really good and well-balanced! And BOTH were only 5£. It was quite an extraordinary amount of food for such a small price. It was also topped with fried onions and a bit of lettuce. The business is around all days of the week except Thursdays. You can see more about them here: https://www.facebook.com/KualaLumpurCafe I do recommend this place to someone looking for a cheap lunch in London if you're in the area.

Went to Spitalfields the other day looking for some food with my girlfriend on my lunch break,…read moreafter perusing the selection of food available we settled on this place and it was good! just a simple stool selling a few different dishes are around 5 pounds with a choice of rice or noodles. The food itself is decent and very tasty. You get noodles or rice, curry, chili flakes, fried onions and some lettuce on top all for a fiver! which in my experience is pretty good seeing as a boots meal deal is now around that cost and this was definitely tastier! Will definitely try again next time I'm working in London!

Satay Malaysia was one of the most pleasant dining experience I have ever experienced!…read more The waitress greeted me with a smile and seated me and my guest promptly. They have a wonderful selection of authentic malaysian food. And being from Malaysia myself, I can say it is definitely comparatively delicious. They give out free prawn crackers as an appetitzer for free! Seeing as they named "satay" as part of the restaurant, I was inclined to give it a try. It turned out to be the best satay chicken I've ever had! Perfectly grilled, scumptiously juicy, and paired with a mouth watering peanut sauce. If there is anything you must try from this place, you MUST try the satay! :) Most dishes are priced around ~6 pounds and the proportion size is good. Because of its relatively small size, the workers are rather attentive to their customers, as they often make sure the waters are filled and everything else is okay. I highly recommend others to give this often overlooked place a try.

Great food, good service, place had a lot of customers in who seemed to be regulars. Not too…read moreoverpriced. Lovely stuff. Decor is a bit average. Toilets are a bit below average. Good wine list.

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.

This is my kind of place: tiny, daily changing menu and no-fuss…read more I came across this place by strolling through the neighborhood one Sunday afternoon and the tiny space right away attracted my attention. It's situation in an alley near Lambs Conduit Street and is nestled among other Asian restaurants. I got there at 11:30am right after they'd opened for the day and I seemed to have timed it right: to lunch rush set in after I was done eating. If you're looking for a quick, tasty and reasonably-priced lunch, then this is your place!

Fantastic cheap eats! I stumbled upon this little shop by accident as I was taking a walk on one of…read moremy coffee breaks from class. Decided to have lunch here and glad I did. Really delicious and authentic Malaysian fare that's also really cheap! No wonder there's a queue out the door at lunch time!

This place was located in the food court next to the Victoria Station. Surprised to see such a…read morebeautiful presentation of yummy food from a place that looked like a fast food like place. London was full of such surprising places and glad we chanced upon this place. Fish fry was good! 4/5. The veggie thali was more like 3/5. The curries on the thali were ok, nothing outstanding, but it was complete with fried chilli and appadam. Dosa was a 5/5.

Delicious roti canal and fried chicken. My son stole half of my roti. We may stop and get some more…read moreon the way home after our musical.

What's better than a yummy Malaysian restaurant? A local yummy Malaysian restaurant which delivers…read moreto my home!! In the Malaysian tradition of discussing food, one of my Malaysian friends told me about Noodle House. Could it really be true? A restaurant/takeaway serving authentic Malaysian located but a mere 2 miles from my house. So it was with fevered excitement that I arrived at Noodle House. When I explained that I had heard that they served Malaysian food, they produced a special menu with Malaysian dishes. They also have a conventional Chinese menu. As I scanned the menu, a broad smile came over my face and yes, my heart skipped a beat. The street food favourites were all there, ranging from rojak (mixed fruit salad with thick spicy peanut/prawn paste) to Indian mee rebus to home made soya bean milk. In the name of Yelp research, I'm eating my way through their menu. A couple of average dishes but in general, this is the real thing. Absolutely top notch singapore laksa, wat tan ho, hokkien char mee and pasembur. I'm smiling even as I write this review!

I return to noodle house whenever I'm in Sutton visiting from the USA. There isn't anything…read morecomparable to it anywhere I've gone. The food is amazing regardless if it's eat-in or takeaway. Everything is always fresh and tastes wonderful. This is one of the most underrated places to eat in Sutton. Very fair prices and generous portions. Highly recommended.