Chop Pot in City of London, Westminster

I used often when in town , always had a great meal . Only worry was my middle , but still get mouth watering thoughts. thinking about oxtail with jallof. Fast food perfect . Not a sit down . More of an on the go type

This soup is spectacular, I crave it. Really spicy and delicious with lots of chicken. Love it. You should try it.

Yo estaba en formación y no podía creer mi suerte. Muy amable, y se sirve algo que satisfacía mis necesidades exigentes. Pollo y espinaca con yam era delicioso y servido con una sonrisa y una charla. Muchas gracias. La única pena fue cuando volví después de un día más que estaba cerrado.

I am so glad you are still going , I loved the food and popped in as often as I could , my favourite. Oxtail and jellof large 👊🏽👍🏽👍🏽

Me detuve para un almuerzo rápido la semana pasada y no pude decidir qué pedir, así que me ofrecieron muestras para ayudarme a elegir. El estofado de pollo y arroz fue una de las mejores comidas que he tenido en meses. El pollo estaba tierno y se cayó cuando mi tenedor lo tocó. El guiso era muy sabroso y la cantidad justa de especias. La señora que trabaja en el mostrador fue muy amable y atenta. Compré plátanos dulces frescos para llevar y fueron la perfección. ¡No puedo esperar a regresar!

No puedo calificar este lugar lo suficiente. La comida era increíble, tuvimos el estofado de pollo. Debe mencionar el servicio, nuestro hijo tenía un plato que era demasiado picante, así que gratis, lo reemplazaron con una alternativa junto con una botella de agua. No puedo pensar en un momento en que otro lugar de comida haya llegado a estos extremos. definitivamente prueba si estás por la zona, ten en cuenta que es fácil de perder.

Couldn’t recommend more highly. Food was excellent, very good selection with lots of vegetarian options. Service very quick, large portions and I really enjoyed my meal and ginger drink. A great place!

Mi pareja pidió comida para desde allí, llegó en medio vacío con ridículo el tamaño de las porciones.

Recibí mi comida via Deliveroo. Las porciones eran pequeñas (e. g. La mitad de las judías para un £6. 50, pequeñas raciones de arroz para 4 libras). Intentó llamar por teléfono al restaurante varias veces pero no hubo respuesta. Que luego también puse Deliveroo intentó comunicarse con ellos, pero sin éxito. Sin opción, entré al restaurante (15 minutos). Solicite un reembolso completo debido a las porciones siendo tan pequeño (la comida también tenía frío por esta época también). Me dijo que me dieron un reembolso para los granos sólo como el propietario acepta que parte era de tamaño insuficiente, sin embargo el propietario se negó a devolverme nada más, aunque la premisa de mi queja era el mismo para otras cosas. Me dijo el dueño que tenía claramente comido el arroz y luego intente volver. Que realmente no es agradable y claramente antagonising. Si ella pensaba que había comido algunos de los arroz entonces ella piensa que no es claramente una porción! ! La conversación fuimos cuesta abajo desde allí y me molesta profundamente tener básicamente ha acusado de mentir o intentar hacer trampa de ella. Después de este intercambio desagradable, el propietario básicamente me paredes negándose a responder a cualquiera de mis preguntas o incluso me miran. Volví toda la comida y tuve que ir a través de quejas deliveroo para conseguir un reembolso completo. Me explicó la historia de lleno a Deliveroo que nos dimos cuenta de que este es claramente inaceptable y al final me dijeron que me devolverían en su totalidad. Ojalá nunca había molestado porque toda esta cosa ha perdido dos horas de mi día y ahora estoy muy hambriento.

Very nice food, yum yum you don't know what your missing. 5/5 bring a friend and enjoy the flavoured spicy delicious food. 🍚🍗🌶

Este restaurante está muy desorganizado y el personal es incompetente. El propietario es muy grosero, arrogante y antipático. Sirven los huesos, trozos de comida quemada y el tamaño de las porciones son incoherentes. La mayoría de la comida nunca está disponible. Nunca te molestes en pedir el albóndigas o okra. La sopa de maní salado, es super gruesas y es recocida. La era grasosa, así jollof. Mi marido estaba literalmente sirve un montón de huesos quemados y arroz que me grasosa es el arroz jollof dijeron que han sido ghaneses, yo lo intentaría las bocinas. Tuve que basura mi salsa espinacas lejos porque sabía como castigo. Los trabajadores aspecto estresado y incómodo. Este restaurante es el más contradictorio que he estado y está sobrevalorado y a pérdida de dinero valioso. Otros restaurantes como jamaicana Patty Co. tienen el mismo concepto, pero ejecutarlo tan magistralmente. El propietario debe aprender de boastful y no elevar sus hombros para este establecimiento.

Frecuentemente me parar después de trabajar para tomar un estofado de pollo y arroz jollof o un buey y basmati, que son todos deliciosos y servido por un personal cálido

La comida horrible, Ciertamente este no es comida de Ghana. El arroz jollof es realmente mala, era blanda y grasosa.

Yo vengo aquí regularmente en mi descanso para comer y tener la opción de espinacas vegetariano. Tan bueno. El personal es encantador también

I took a friend to the branch in Liverpool street last night and I ordered OX Tail stew, but when this dish was delivered they had scraped it from the bottom of the pot and gave me burnt bottom pot stew on my lovely rice. The owner sat where customers should be seated and blew her own trumpet whilst moaning about other people lie Kofi and Kojo. I made small convo about a promo someone did with her brand and supermalt and her attitude was just disgusting. I shall not be going back and spending my good money or poor hosts and poor burnt food.

I stopped by this small but permanent stand after shopping next door st Waterstone's. What an unexpectedly unique and delicious find with soups and sides from Ghana. I had the Spicy Peanut Soup with Chicken and added the FuFu plantain option. Fantastic unusual flavours and spices. I sure hope they are successful open more locations around London. 5 stars for flavours, quality, uniqueness, friendly service, and presentation.

My girlfriend and I were looking for something to eat and didn't want to end up in one of the many chains, and just as we were leaving the 02 centre we had a look at the menu. The lovely guy working there let us sample the food first and after one mouthful we were hooked. I had the beef stew and my girlfriend the chicken and peanut soup. Both were delicious, freshly cooked, and despite ordering small size portions, the quantity was huge! If you can't handle spicy food then be careful with what you order, we were both sweating slightly but it was worth it. Two meals and drinks came to £15, service was excellent and we ate at the counter. Can't wait to go back!

Amazingly fresh, tasty and authentic food with tons of Veggie options. Great team, brimming with enthusiasm and warmth. The peanut soup is great winner so is the spinach stew. The spice levels are serious enough to leave me with sweaty brows. But that is how great tasting food sometimes needs to be. Love it.

What a great place to pop in and grab some superb food. The choice is fairly limited, but the food on offer is excellent.The price for central London is superb value and the portions are very generous. Worth a visit, you'll enjoy the experience.

Summary :-Chop Pot is a pop up restaurant- serving tasty , home-cooked & authentic Ghanaian dishes with a modern twist. Set in a relaxed atmosphere, with food served in African Style “Chop Bowls” & stylized Afrobeat background music playing , Chop Pot’s tagline for you to #choplikeaghanaian is almost like a movement. Highly recommended :-✔️Plantain Dumplings with Beans✔️Spicy Peanut Soup with Spinach * quite spicy *✔️Banku , Avocado & Hot Pepper Sauce✔️Spinach & Rice✔️Afreecan Mango Juice ( Freshly made by Chop Pot themselves) Suitable for :-✔️Quick, casual & tasty eats ✔️Couples✔️Families✔️Friends✔️BusinessConclusion :- Chop Pot is highly recommended for us vegetarians. The food is mouthwatering - undoubtedly one of the best in London for Ghanaian food. The place is authentic, clean & friendly! #thevegtable

Scores top marks on all counts. Home-cooked food (and it is made on the premises by the people serving you), by people who take pride in what they do, prepare it with love and serve with enthusiasm. The servings are generous, the flavours of West Africa so delicious and ingredients are quality, all very well priced. I know my food and this cafe is really hard to fault. I can't say how authentic it is given I've never eaten Ghanaian food before but the African customers there seem to indicate this is the real deal. The only improvement could be some fresh salads or vegetables but they may not form a staple of cooking in Ghana (e.g. as in Indian cooking) and so I bring my own greens and eat it with their food in the cafe - the staff are totally cool with that. They are very keen to ensure you are happy and and are so passionate. This is a unique venue in London where everything is now just a boring imitation of each other (Eat, Pret, Costa, yawn). It deserves to do well.

My cousin and I were looking for some non-overpriced and still delicious food around Liverpool Street Station and stumbled upon this place. What can I say, we both loved the food. We had a rice dish with spinach - pretty simple actually. The portions were quite big, and we thought there's no way we could finish them, but then the food was so nice we were almost tempted to get more. Also, I'm a vegan and they were easily able to cater for that. Would totally recommend!

Oh no.....Wasabi is closed.....no fix of generic spicy stodge - what am I to do??Well...how delighted I was to find this gem so close to Liverpool Street Station! After a couple of sample, I decided on a wonderfully rich Ghanaian beef stew - clearly made from quality ingredients and prepared with some skill and heart too. The beef was perfectly stewed, the sauce not runny but oozing flavour with a great balance of spices to boot. The rice was similarly as lip-smacking; spicy, yes but that kind of spice that quickly mellows to a nice lip-tingle - an ample sufficiency....mmmm.The staff were a joy; despite the card machine not working and the lovely girl dropping my card in the serving pot, she and the the smiling chap behind the counter managed to turn what could have been a disaster into a giggly experience so far departed from the miserable mundanity of Liverpool Street that it'll certainly have me running back for more - great food, great service!Well done Chop-Pot!

Walked past the Liverpool St branch last night and was tempted in with the offer of free tasters. After trying a couple of things I walked to my train a few minutes later with a large pot of spicy oxtail and rice, plus some plantain and bread sides. The bread was fine, but nothing special, the plantain was tasty, but the oxtail was fabulous - and very spicy as was promised. Very friendly, happy and chatty service - which doesn't happen often at fast food places in London. I'll be back to try something else next time I'm passing and hungry.

I had a free tasting of different meals and chos ethe lamb stew. The tast was very good and the rice served with it was perfect. To make it better I would have loved to have some green stuff (even though not from Ghana) added to it. Some herbs, oinions, parsley or just rocket salad or cucumber. The fork and spoon which the friendly staff handed me over were made from regular plastic and I would prefer them to be from biodegradable materials. Higly recommended for good taste and good service!

I've been working in the area on a project for a few months and yesterday popped in here for some takeaway lunch. I wasn't sure what to expect as I've never eaten Ghanaian food before.Chicken stew and Jollif rice was excellent. Big portions of both with lots of chicken in a thick spicy sauce. At the limit of my food heat tolerance, (I have a low tolerance), but really great flavours.I liked it so much that I went back for tea as I was working late and had the spinach and rice. Again, great flavours.There had been a shift change between my two visits so different staff but both sets were very good being friendly and attentive.This is an easy place to walk past but is definitely worth a visit for wholesome, flavourful food. I'm going back next week to try the beans and plantain dumpling!

I really enjoyed the spicy peanut and chicken soup. It is clear the owner takes great pride in the quality of the soup as they really were very delicious! The shop is decorated nicely and very clean and bright.My only slight criticism is that they are a little expensive compared to other soup places (£4.95 for a small) but I suppose this is central London! Great place to grab a tasty lunch on the go.

If you like spicy food you have to try it! It's well balanced taste and big portions including exotic flavours and something you. An easily get used to. Also, the people working there are so super cool and friendly, you just want to go back again and again.

This is more of a quick stop on or off the Liverpool Station entrance, and I was lucky enough to find it one night while I was looking about and was ready to head to my home (away from home) LOVED the spicy peanut chicken soup, and I think of it often now that I'm back in California! I will look them up again the next time I'm in London! Plus, the staff (and, I believe, the owner) were very friendly to boot!

This is not a restaurant but a food bar offering some wonderfullly spiced Ghanaian stews and soups. We were offered some tasters and were pleasantly suprised. I think this would be too spicy for most young children used to Western cuisine, but my husband and I immediately said we would buy lunch from here next time we are in the area - particularly as the food was reasonably priced. The bar has apparently been in the O2 centre for a couple of years, but I had never noticed it before. (The lady running the bar told me it used to be in a less prominent location.) This is would definitely be a better option than a sandwich from Waitrose nearby if you are just coming out of or going into one of the stations nearby. Yes, you will spend a couple of pounds more, but at least it is a break from the monotony of bread at lunchtime! The downside is that if you want to have a rest while you eat, there isn't really anywhere to sit and eat it inside the centre unless you squat down on the floor. I suppose you could take it upstairs to the cinema reception area if you are planning on watching a film or sit on the steps of the O2 centre if you aren't wearing white and the weather is nice!Chop Pot is a brand name that sells rice and soup "pots" and their website states that they are sold in Selfridges food hall. The products are low calorie and gluten free (but they certainly don't taste as though you are giving up anything to my mind.)