Chop'd Long Acre in City of London, Westminster

Compré una gran sopa Laksa de Chopd. Estaba extremadamente decepcionado con lo que obtuve. Básicamente era un tazón grande de caldo simple (que eliges) lleno con 90% de pak choy (un tipo de verdura) y tal vez 10% de tofu pequeño en cubos (solo viste unos pocos tal vez menos de 10). El plato no se parecía en nada a laksa real, y no pude describir el plato excepto que era caldo con pak choy. Tuve la suerte de comprarlo usando una aplicación donde tuve un descuento. Sin embargo, no puedo creer que alguien pueda comprar esto por 6 + quid. Es literalmente agua y verduras. Se necesita mucha mejora en términos de precios y también la receta!

Chop'd es ideal para el desayuno, buenas tostadas y coberturas y huevos. Sin embargo, esta es la segunda vez que ordeno el almuerzo y me ha decepcionado amargamente. Acabo de recoger una sopa de caldo de ramen de pollo y el caldo es completamente insípido, el peor caldo que he tenido. Estoy destrozado Estoy en el trabajo y no puedo agregar nada, así que tengo que conformarme con un poco de sal extra. ¡Horrible! ! ! Prefiero pagar 50 p extra y tener un Itsu.

Ensalada siempre fresca y sabrosa. Puedes crear tu propia ensalada y puedes elegir entre muchos ingredientes. El desayuno es mi favorito. Personal amigable Muy recomendable

La primera vez que fui fue un viernes. Llegué a las 2 de la tarde. Todas las ensaladas se habían ido. Me dijeron que hay una oferta especial los viernes, así que tuve que venir a las 11 de la mañana para conseguirlo. La segunda vez que fui me fui el miércoles a las 12:00 horas. Había una gran selección pero costó 6. 75 por una ensalada con una pieza de proteínas o de aguacate. El vestidor ponen en aceite de oliva - era un poco seco. Me dijeron más tarde por los amigos de pedir mucho aceite. Creo que merece la pena ir los viernes. Intentaré viernes.

Locale fresco pulito per uno spuntino veloce o per asporto (il più richiesto). tutto a base di cibi freddi e già tagliati.

Have been attending a college at Covent garden and Chop'd is just round the corner. Staff have always been very friendly and helpful. Have been having porridge (with choice of toppings) scrambled egg (with choice of toppings) and coffee for less than £6. Food is delicious.

I have been to this "salad restaurant" a total of 3 times. This is 3 times to many for the following reasons: 1. I went to this branch this morning for their steamed scrambled egg pot. This was a bargain at 99p, recommended by a colleague. I paid £1, and was informed they had no change in the till, so couldn't give me the 1p back. This was absolutely fine - I'm not going to miss the 1p, but it was the behaviour of the staff member and the manner in which she told me, as though it was MY fault that they had run out of change, and how dare I even expect any change back (for the record, I didn't ask for it, I just stood there whilst she gave me the attitude I didn't need first thing in the morning). 2. The reason this shocked me was because of the 2 other occasions I had been here - both of which I went to get a salad (salad being their speciality), and when I wanted to create my own, I was told that they were out of tomatoes. On TWO separate occasions. Again, the attitude was a shrug of the shoulder and said with arrogance. How dare I ask for tomatoes in a salad!! One would think tomatoes are a basic salad ingredient, but who am I to say. I'm not the expert, Chop'd is. 3. I had a dodgy stomach the day after one of these visits. I am not saying that it was definitely from Chop'd, but this was the only thing I had eaten that day that was unusual. I noticed when they had made my tomato-less salad, that they opened a bag of salad without washing it and poured this into serving containers. Avoid. Aside from the cheap 99p eggs, the salads are way too overpriced, and ingredients (if they have them in stock!) are stale and possibly past their expiry date. If you do want to be entertained in how NOT to serve customers, by all means check this place out.