C&R Cafe in City of London, Westminster

1-min review Pros: - Great-tasting, authentic dishes, including the Laksa, the Hainanese Chicken rice and the Char Kway Teow - very reasonably priced - varied menu, something for everyone - lots of seating, as well as fast service - good drink selection Cons: - seating is a bit on the tight side Overall: One of the best places in central London for Malaysian/Singapore food, reasonably priced and full of flavour

The food was absolutely terrific and very authentic. Fast service and very efficient. Great atmosphere. I would 100% recommend this restaurant to family and friends.

Off the menu, upon special request- Curry Laksa Mee Tai Bak Noodle/ Loh Shi Fun noodle. Better than somewhere else* 7/7/2024-Sunday. Dinner with friend at C&R Cafe Restaurant, Chinatown / Soho, London. Excellent service and big portions food.

Best laksa in London. Nasi goreng so good.Love the roti too. Always quick and efficient service. Best hidden gem in Chinatown

Indian Mee Goreng take away, one on the worst noodles i ever bought. It was maggie noodles you can buy for 50 pence. They fried it with prawns and other ingredients.

I'm of Malaysian descent and grew up eating Malaysian food cooked by my Nan and Aunts. This place is no longer a good place for Malaysian food; it's gone downhill. I ordered Nasi Goreng and Phad Thai, neither of which resembled the authentic dish. The Nasi Goreng was a mish-mash of rice and vegetables with three small prawns. The Phad Thai was a plate of sloppy noodles and zero flavour. They had the nerve to add a £3.30 service charge for the server to bring two sub-standard dishes. I won't be returning, and I advise others to look elsewhere.

Always Authentic and delicious Malaysian food. Been visiting here for I’d say almost 2 decades. Roti Canai and Laksa. Banging and cheap❤️

Down a dirty alleyway this place is easily missed… small cafe but busy… serving Malaysian cuisine… dishes ordered Honioh mee with steamed chicken…noodles cooked in dark soya sauce served with corn fed chicken… the chicken was juicy and flavoursome, very fresh…. The noodles were perfectly cooked with the right amount of soya sauce… nasi goreng mamak which is a lamb rice with curry leaves, kit too dissimilar to a biriyani… this was very good, not overpowering with the curry taste, enough to give you a kick.. try the limau ice, very refreshing on the palate…

This is a great spot for a quick lunch / dinner. They do the best laksa I have ever had in London. Sometimes there is a queue outside but that’s expected given how good the food is! Service is quick

My colleague (who grew up in Singapore) told me that this is her and her friends favourite place for Malaysian food in London. Fantastic recommendation, I had a wonderful lunch here. The nasi lemak was fantastic, amazing flavours & presentation and quality was very good too including the chicken. Service was great, prices not bad. No frills kind of place doing incredible food.

Went for lunch and had prawn mee and ice kachang. Prawn Mee was full of MSG as I was very thirsty after eating this dish. Also hardly any ingredients except for noodles and 4 little prawns @ £13.50 Ice Kachang came in a plastic bowl with plastic spoon @ £5.50 and was very sweet. This cafe has started charging 12.5% service charge. Whilst I have no issue paying service charge if the service warrants the payment. The issue I have is the sneaky way the cafe round the service charge to the nearest penny and it's a case of paying a few extra pence instead of the correct amount. So my actual service charge should be £2.37 and was charged £2.40. This is the 2nd time I noticed this practice by this establishment. Imagine doing this to every customer and it soon adds up for the establishment's profit. My grievance is customers should be charged accordingly and correctly and no given right by the establishment to engage in this sort of practice. Most Chinese restaurant don't take kindly when people refuse to pay the service charge for poor or bad service, which in the first place is discretionary. The waiting staff can be nasty and abusive when this happens. Bad trading practice!

Incredible food. I love the quick turnover service, no bookings allowed. Only seated when full party have arrived, it completely makes sense for a limited space restaurant like C&R. Delicious food Roti is to die for. Could have 3 more of those! Will be back

Just off Rupert street in a side Alley. It has a no booking policy- Not the best selling point, as it was already almost full at 1215 at ground level Interior is minimalist clean and bright with with tiles if the skyline of Kuala Lumpur and London. A large selection of Malaysian food of offer- More of the Chinese Malaysian. Opted for the Wat Tan Ho. It had large flat noodle with seafood in a starchy sauce made of egg. It was average- had to get some chilli oil to make it more flavoursome. Teh Tarik was ok-at £4 it is overpriced! It comes hot or cold. It’s also average - too sweet and tea component could be stronger! Service was ok.

Come here as I am craving for bak kut teh but don’t order it, it is just light herb taste soup with salt and pepper taste, with just some tau pok. Hardly qualify as bak kut teh.

Really gone downhill, tasteless food and waste of money, I came tonight as I wanted to try C & R as last time I came was a few years ago, when I came previously it was alright, but now the food taste really has gone downhill, I can honestly say this is the worst Malaysian meal Iv had in London. The Satay was fried!!! Iv never had fried satay in my life, the char quay teow was so oily and tasteless. There are much better Malaysian restaurants close by. Also the restaurant and bathroom was very dirty I noticed.

The food here is just like being in Malaysia or Singapore, places where I only eat at Makan Stalls, never restaurants, because I love real family local food, not "International fusions". We had excellent Fried Chicken Noodles and Kampung Nasi Goreng, with a wonderful Chicken Soup and Satay to start. The staff were excellent and quick. We'll be back.....soon!

If you’re looking for fantastic Malaysian food— whether you’ve tried it or not—- come here. Tourists, this place is worth waiting in line for. All eight of us were incredibly happy with our meals. Fantastic flavor, large portions; it’s worth the extra 35 pence to get takeaway. Our server was excellent. He went above and beyond giving honest suggestions; you can tell he wants his customers to have the most incredible food experience. When the food came out, he helped mix my friend’s soup that has a half-boiled egg in this particular way so it would taste just right. It was such a surreal and cool experience. For the chai tea latte lovers out there: avoid the watered down stuff at Pret A Manger. Come here instead! They have the equivalent of a chai tea latte here that is fantastic. I wish I could remember the name of it; it’s not listed online but I would inquire about it. It’s worth trying. Definitely coming back again next time I’m in the area.

This cafe is on some lists of best places to eat in Chinatown but the food is only ok and certainly nothing special- there are plenty of better options in the area. The service was quick and friendly.

The food does not taste 100% authentic Malaysian but some dishes are reasonably close to what you will find in Kuala Lumpur at a very accessible central location. The service is fast and some of the dishes I would recommend are Wat Tan Hor (a mixed seafood hor fun with silky egg gravy), king prawn Char Kuey Teow, and the beef rendang. Both seafood noodles, when prepared properly, should have a distinct taste of charred smokiness, and dark brown in colour. The Char Kuey Teow served here does occasionally tastes smokier on some days compared to others. You can also request for the dish to be prepared extra spicy. I have not yet found a restaurant in the UK that serves one which is comparable to the extremely smoky and flavourful duck egg Char Kuey Teows you will find in Penang (traditionally topped with blood cockles and fried crispy pork lardons) but this is probably the most decent you will find here. It is a dish that is unusually difficult to get right and can vary greatly in the consistency, texture, and taste even across the many states of Malaysia. The Wat Tan Hor noodle is covered in a delicious thick, rich, and smooth egg gravy sauce and is simply irresistible. I do prefer the noodles cooked over a charcoal fire which accentuates the smoky flavour but I suspect there are certain limitations here with the use of charcoal. It is typically served with pickled green chillies or sambal chilli paste but I prefer mine with freshly cut chillies in a light soy sauce. It is a comforting and warming dish, especially for those cold winter months. Across the years, I have tried a variety of dishes from this restaurant but most of them can be a hit or miss and these are the only three dishes I would normally go back for, recommend to a friend, or takeaway for the evening.

We’ve been to C&R quite a few times and we keep going back for more - it is hidden away in Chinatown but worthwhile finding it! The food is amazing - always something different to try from their massive menu, and always seems good quality and tastes great! Food always arrives fast, but be prepared to wait for a table as it gets busy! Service can be a little hit or miss - sometimes really friendly, sometimes a bit on the rude side - but really worth looking past that! One thing to note is that they have a slightly irritating rule (though I can almost understand why, as it is in an in-demand place) that your whole party has to be there before they’ll seat you, and they’re strict about it (will make you wait outside until everyone is there!). So don’t even bother trying to take your table while you wait for the others to join.

Hidden away down an alley off Chinatown this restaurant is worth finding. Great food, great prices, pleasant service. Clientele appeared to be many regulars, always a good sign. The Roti were delicious. The Nasi Goreng the best I think I’ve ever had, the Pad Thai...

Over the past 6 months the cuisine standard at C&R has fallen dramatically! Their Hainanese Chicken Rice is terrible and their Chicken Sate was abominable. All tasteless and bland. The chef did not follow any of the proper Southeast Asian recipes at all. Did to...

Have not come across such rude service staff. We were told there was a 10 minute wait for a table for 5 and agreed to wait. I went in after 10 mins to ask the status of the table and was told by the shorter...

Rude young waitress when I popped in to ask just now to ask on the wait time for a table for 2. She rolled her eyes, sighed and rudely said “30 mins”. I was a loyal customer but never recommending this place again until they...

Our main courses were ok, had the Wat Tan Hor and Shrimp and Bean in Sambal with rice. The Thai fishcakes were nice. Asked for sambal chilli and was given a miniscule amount. The cendol dessert was disappointing. Not like the cendol back in Malaysia....

Food was decent for Malaysian food standards in the west. But it was extremely off-putting when I was bullied into paying a non-customary tip. My local friends told me that they were never asked this. On top of that, I was forced to show my...

Our short lived stint in London ended with another Malaysian meal, just before heading back to Newcastle via train. 📍C&R Café @ Chinatown, London Apparently, this Malaysian Café is known for its Curry Laksa. Sadly, we didn't order this because it contains prawns (we both...

My friends have frequented this place for a while and suggested I try. Cafe style dining, No frills but good selection of Asian food and good service. Prices reasonable. I will definitely go back and try some different dishes.

As others have said, the young girl at reception was very rude. We asked for a table for 4 and as there were only 3 of us, she asked us to wait outside first. I asked why she refused to let us in, and she...

Delicious food. Best food tasted in a long while!! Read the reviews and gave it a go. We'll definitely be back. Thank you!!

Went for a late lunch. We had chicken satay, which was ok. The peanut sauce lacked depth and a tad bland but perhaps adapted for western palate? Also had Singapore laksa and char kuay teow; both pretty good. Though I have not had Singapore laksa...

I had Mee Goreng. Very generous portion, fast service. I would have preferred less noodles and more flavours. Still good and great for a fast lunch/dinner, no frill.

Love their Singaporean Laksa, their portion size is generous for the price (atleast for rice and noodles items). Been going here for couple of years now and have always received a fast and nice service. Shame the prices have gone up but what hasn't due...

There is the advice never to eat in Chinatown, but when you pass through and love the atmosphere and want to get on with your touristic programme... We picked this place because it was somewhat off the main road yet busy, Jay Rayner gave ut...

We were told several times that this restaurant is very good and never to be missed for Malaysian food. However, the food is not as expected,really disappointed. We had thai fishcakes. The fish cakes smelled and the portion is very small, just 6 small pieces,...

The Hokkien mee with 'bak yu poh' quench my hunger of a truly delicious and mouth watering Hokkien dish. Never miss to dine here when in London. Highly recommended.

Scouted Soho and thought we’d found the ideal spot, however it turns out this place (at least based on our visit) was overpriced and rude. The food was a generous 3/5 for both me and my girlfriend - the broth for my dish had huge...

I may regret this as this place fills fast. I rolled up when they were due to open but they said they needed a few more minutes so I said I would get a drink at a pub and come back but they could not...

We tried the taster menu and were really impressed. All the dishes were delicious and really well cooked. Service was efficient, friendly and unhurried. Good value for money too. Highly recommend.

I visited the Cafe this lunch, and ordered Nasi Nemak. The rice arrived half cooked, and is still hard. The short waitress in a ponytail argued that is the way rice supposed to taste like. After my insistance, she reluctantly allowed me to order a...

A visit to Soho should always take in a walk through Chian Town to take in the sights and smells and while you're there get a bite to eat. The problem is that the venues that are on the main streets are always packed out...

We visited with friends two weeks ago en route between karaoke and the theatre both nearby. One of the party was Malaysian, another Singapore-Malay, another (Brit) many spent years living out that way. Collectively we expect the real-deal. This place is very authentic in the...

We have been coming here pretty much since they opened all those years ago, but recently things have changed. I took my family out but the Hainanese Chicken rice was sub-par - the rice wasn't properly cooked -tough and chewy, though the chicken remained beautifully...

Incredible, best laksa I’ve ever had. Also tried the nasi lemek and it was incredible. If you’re in London and want reasonably priced good Malaysian food pay it a visit

Quick service, decent food. We had the Char kway teow (ok only), and Sumbal udang with coconut rice (enjoyable). We washed it down with a Teh tarik which went down a treat. Happy to come back and sample more dishes.

Two adults and three children, we were seated upstairs on a busy weekday evening – fortuitously just in time to order a decent bottle of wine at Happy Hour price! We loved our laksa, and the kids all enjoyed their chicken satay and roti canai....

Used to eat here lots...quality has gone down. Char kway tao used to have big juicy prawns in it. Chicken rice tasted a bit off.

Went with our two kids before going to the theatre. We got the roti canai, chicken wings, vegetable dumplings, prawn crackers (these were the darker crispier ones we like best), egg fried rice, fragrant rice and sizzling prawn sambal. We were pleased with all of...

I went to this cafe yesterday and was really excited having read Jay's review- but the dish I ordered above was tasteless and bland and had to be doused with chilli oil and soy sauce to be palatable - there were three prawns, 2 mussels...

I have waited months for C&R to reopen and yesterday, I popped in for the long awaited Singapore Laksa. As a regular, for many, many years, the laksa did not disappoint - I still stand by my word and say, it’s the best laksa in...

I have been visiting this unassuming cafe/restaurant for the past 15 years. It’s not flashy and yes space is tight plus you might have to queue but rest assured you’ll get authentic and amazing Malaysian and Singaporean food here! My favourite is Nasi Lemak, hokkien mee, laksa and teh tarik but to be honest I’ll eat anything off their menu!

He estado visitando el C&R cada pocos meses durante aproximadamente 2 años y siempre he tenido comidas deliciosas. Los favoritos son el laksa de Singapur y el rendang de ternera, ¡aunque todo lo que hemos probado ha sido tan bueno! Las porciones son generosas y se sirven rápidamente, lo cual es genial porque a menudo hay cola en la puerta en las horas punta. Me encanta llevar gente nueva aquí, ya que es realmente una joya de delicias asequibles escondida en el centro de Londres.

Tropecé con este increíble lugar escondido en una calle que te transporta de inmediato desde Londres al Lejano Oriente. Tenía una increíble sopa Laksa de Singapur con mariscos. El servicio fue muy amable y atento. ¡Mucho mejor que las cadenas de restaurantes con servicio robótico y vendiendo tonterías! Simplemente un gran lugar al que volveré.

Fantastic family run restaurant in a lovely quiet street off China Town. We had the Laksa and Nasi Lemak which were both delicious. Could not recommend highly enough!

Had the Singapore Laksa; Wat Tan Hor and Butterfly prawns.For Malaysians who know the cuisine, this place is a must-visit! Found it rather pricey ( e.g. the sides were smaller in quantity but the same price range of 10 quid) so stick to mains.

Was wandering the streets of SOHO looking for a quick lunch when I stumbled across this little place. I decided on the beef rending with coconut rice and a glass of house wine. I received a warm welcome, the food arrived quickly and was totally delicious and plentiful. Not the most luxurious setting for a special evening out but the quality of the food and the service makes up for this hugely. I will be back.

Pedí los fideos de mariscos con salsa de mariscos a un costo de 10. 50 Había mucha comida. Parecía haber una salsa blanca alrededor del exterior y una salsa marrón en el medio. Sin embargo, la salsa marrón no tenía sabor. Es un pequeño restaurante, así que tuve que esperar para sentarme. Tarjetas aceptadas Servicio bastante rápido.

This place has been in Soho for almost 20 years but I only heard about it recently - yes Jay Rayner got here first. He praised it highly and I see why. It is a small space on two floors. No reservations and simple formica tables. You need to have your group together but handily there is a good pub next door! The food is wonderful. It transports you to Malaysia. Superb beef Rendang but equally spectacular were a chicken dish and a squid and petal dish we all tried. This is one to revisit and find new flavours and tastes. Superb.

We came cross this small little shop just around the corners near China Town. The place was crowded and the food was delicious.The lady in the store can speak Mandarin and Cantonese which was a surprise to me.There were also some nice Asian snacks that you can buy. Recommended and definitely will come again if passing by.

Escondido en un callejón de la calle principal, así que es un poco difícil de encontrar, pero el servicio fue excelente, la comida llegó muy rápido y sabía increíble. Tuve el nasi goreng y estaba bastante sabroso, el tamaño de la porción era enorme y podría haber compartido entre dos. ¡Feliz de poder elegir entre una variedad bastante amplia de comida del sudeste asiático, que es bastante difícil de conseguir y que definitivamente regresaremos por más!

Muy atractivo desde el exterior y con un personal acogedor.Opciones de comida abundantes con una mezcla de chino, malayo e indonesio.Pero la comida estaba un poco cocida, aunque era grande en cantidad. Es posible que necesite pedir chile extra ya que incluso el pollo picante era, bueno, un poco soso.

Went there yesterday and the food was very nice. I had the vegetarian sweet and sour soup (off the menu) by recommendation of the nice waiter. My friend had the padthai and said it was amazing. The atmosphere was very nice and they there is not service charge.

Bustling cafe restaurant serving authentic Malaysian food. Everything fresh and delicious with good value for money. The service was reticent of the old Wong Kei in Wardour St...no frills. Very tasty food though and by 7.45pm there was a fairly long queue outside.

Had a super yummy lunch here - massive menu & really good quality food. Good value for money too. Will definitely return.

Ordered wrong noodles (my mistake must admit) but they forced us to eat it like dogs because apparently it gets taken out of their wages. Obviously I get that and wouldn't want to impose that on them but personally, not sure if I believe them and they didn't need to get so angry, rude and loud. Also badmouthed me in Cantonese to the table next to us which I can understand. Luckily their food is pretty good but not sure I want to profit a restaurant like this when I can go to numerous other restaurants that focus on quality, not turnover of covers.

Called on Saturday night has to que to get in but we’ll worth the wait

I’ve been going to C&R; for the past 11 years but the service has never changed! Still the same, extremely poor customer service.

Had lunch here for a birthday, asked the waiter if he could bring over the cake to surprise our friend, was very rude and did not want to entertain. When we ordered, he cut us off and told us to shut up until he gets to our side of the table. One of my friend asked if in his dish, there’s certain ingredient that he wanted, waiter looked confused so my other friend help rephrase and the waiter straight away cut her off rudely and said “i know what he meant”, when the dish came, it didnt even have the ingredient he requested. We also asked for tap water and he asked specifically who will be drinking and who wont be and scolded us saying that if he gives the tap water, everybody who ordered it must drink. If only 5 are drinking out of 7, 5 glasses should only be on the table.

Came here since my friend is craving for a laksa, some review said laksa here is good, my friends and I had a laksa, tom yum soup and mee goo reng. Laksa was average, not as flavourful as I expected it to be, mee goo reng was oily but the tom yum soup was quite tasty. Large serving portions, loads of seafood. All food under a tenner.

We walked by by sheer coincidence, spotted many asian faces at the tables and spontaneously decided to drop in.

We’ve been here many, many times, and the food was always excellent.

Simplemente, buenísimo, la mejor comida asiática que he comido. Platos chinos, de Malasia, Tailandia...inmejorable

Located at the alley in Chinatown as recommended by a friend. Small and cozy restaurant with friendly staff. The best Malaysian Fried Hokkien Noodles in Europe. Very authentic and delicious. The Cantonese style noodles (Wat Tan Hor) was a bit bland in taste but the texture was good. Definitely recommended!

This place does serve authentic Malaysian food. But let’s be honest.....authentic for a Malaysian restaurant/cafe in LONDON. What do people expect? Hawker centre street food? It’s pretty close to that and 6000 miles closer than a trip to Malaysia.

I've been here loads of times and the Singapore laksa used to definitely be one of the best in town. This time however I was a bit disappointed, the soup seemed watery to me, and for 10.50 the portion is small. Hainese chicken rice doesn't come with broth either which is one of the best bits. Disappointing to be honest. I've lived in Malaysia and miss really good Malay food loads...... please get back in the game...

Extremely rude staff, hostile, in fact. Totally Unaccommodating for vegetarians. I asked if I could have a single roti without the curry as it wasn’t veggie. They said yes (reluctantly) and then proceeded to charge me the full amount. They then used rude language, calling us “ridiculous” for querying this. The food was bland and overpriced. My friends fish was undercooked and they kept insisting it was cooked. We pushed for it to be rectified and all they did was put it in the microwave! Appalled by how rude the staff were and how awful the food was. My tofu satay was dry - the tofu tasted like it had been refried many times. Never again!

No frills Chinese café with friendly staff, good prices and free glasses of water in the heart of China Town, great Laksa

We visited Chinatown in Soho while in London. It was certainly interesting. We decided to eat dinner at a small restaurant in one of the side streets mainly because the place was packed and the majority of the diners were Asiana. Our choice was rewarding as the food was very good and service was quite acceptable. We ordered the tasting menu which was expensive. However, we had the chance of eating small portions of a variety of the dishes on the menu. I will definitely eat here if I go to London in the future.

Restaurante pequeño situado en una calle escondida de Chinatown. La comida es excelente y el trato fantástico, volveremos sin duda. Calidad-precio inmejorable ya que dos platos nos han costado £20 lo cual me ha parecido super bien al estar en el centro de Londres.

If you go to Chinatown expecting good service then you're an idiot. Anyway, onto the food:

Very cramped seating, and like many good Malaysian restaurants overseas, there is always a queue to get in. But there’s a great selection on the menu and the food is truly authentic and Malaysian flavours will take you straight back to Malaysia. London is lucky to have this restaurant!

C&R; is a go to spot for me when i'm in chinatown. The roti canai is so buttery and delicious and the curry is always on the edge of being too spicy for me but it's so tasty. I love the Char Kwey Tao because i'm a sucker for a fat noodle. It's cheap, quick and tasty.

Great the food is amazing and the staff are very friendly would highly recommend the king prawn curry

Popped in 3 days ago for a quick pre theatre lunch. I ordered the Singapore Laksa which came with hardly any prawns or fishballs but mostly fried tofu pieces. It was edible but nothing special. My food was left on the counter with a male & female staff talking over my food ( thank goodness it's briefly otherwise I would have had it sent back to the kitchen...but then goodness knows what they do in the kitchen when one complains!!!) until another sensible staff took it over to my table ( I was seated by the front entrance next to the counter) C&R; used to serve decent food & was my regular place for Malaysian hawker like food, but in recent years, it's gone downhill! They kept increasing their prices, reducing the food portions and poor quality food. Service is non existent as the staff are all robot like and table sharing with total strangers is required in this cafe which I have no issue with if food is good! Unfortunately it's not! Time to look around for another place for my Malaysian fix!

We dined here for lunch last Saturday 24th August. I wish I had read the “terrible” Trip Advisor reviews of this place dating back to 2016 as there are a few reviews from people stating they got food poisoning and diarrhoea. Had I taken the time to do this, we would never have suffered the same as we would not have dined here.

Stick to the real Malay dishes here and don't bother with the usual dishes that you know. Because the real Malay dishes here (Rendang Curry, Char Kway Teo ..... and the Sambal Prawns or Sotong - squid) are Super Fab.

Llevé a mi adolescencia aquí después de leer las críticas. HORRIBLE. Pedimos rollos de primavera vegetarianos que parecían y sabían como si fueran un producto congelado al por mayor, en su interior (sin verduras ni fideos de vermicelli) empapados en aceite. El tofu satay era como una esponja frita en aceite con una salsa, sin sabor satay, grasienta. Irónicamente, la mayoría de la cocina asiática se puede adaptar a los vegetarianos, especialmente cuando está recién preparada. Sin embargo, dijimos que éramos vegetarianos, pedimos Pad Thai sin pollo, sustituto de tofu, ¿aparentemente esto no se pudo hacer?

Visitamos Londres después de un par de semanas viajando por Europa del Este y perdiendo la comida asiática. Encontramos este pequeño lugar escondido en un callejón en Chinatown y lo visitamos 4 veces en 5 días. La comida es buena, algunos platos son mejores que otros, pero en general mi plato favorito es el Char Kuey Teow. El pollo al curry y la sopa Pan Mee también son muy deliciosos.

Después de una advertencia de salud por parte de las autoridades hace unos años, este lugar se ha reabierto y pasé a almorzar. El vientre de cerdo estofado que pedí estaba sabroso, aunque probablemente tenía demasiado cerdo graso. La bebida de lo han ko estaba bien. Con todo, nada de malo, pero nada especial tampoco. Así que solo estaba bien.

Para el Reino Unido, esta es la auténtica comida malaya / singapurense. Es el menú habitual, por lo que no es la variedad de platos que se pueden obtener en Asia, pero la comida es deliciosa.

Nous ne connaissions pas ce type de cuisine. On est passé devant, ça nous a paru intéressant, on est rentré. Service rapide et sympa malgré le monde, nous avons découvert des saveurs nouvelles à un tarif vraiment abordable, surtout à Londres. Une bonne expérience à renouveler !

C&R; café offers a good selection of dishes, fairly priced. The place is quite small, and was a bit crowded when we got there, but service was quick and friendly. The food arrived promptly. Nothing super fancy, but good. :)

NIce no-nonsense authentic Malaysian food and drinks at decent prices. Friendly staff and good and quick service.

There were six of us at lunch …

After reading some amazing reviews of the place I decided to pay them a visit on one of my trips to London.

Having been here many times and enjoyed it, this was a disappointing visit.

Nice and cosy little restaurant tucked down a side street. Service is fast and the food is authentic Malaysian especially the Curry laksa noodles and nasi lemak. Well recommended for those fancy meals with Malaysian favours

This place is in an alley (harder to find, hence less people, so better chance to get a seat). Chinatown is teeming with tourists, with long queues to get into restaurants, so C&R; is convenient. Very decent Chinese/Malaysian good. I go for the Singapore and Asam Lakhsa when I eat here. Staff is great (Hi Doris).

This place has a great Singaporean Laksa! The service was friendly and speedy. The Laksa was a little too spicy for me, but I’m a bit of an amateur. So, word of warning for any other spice/heat amateurs!

Situé dans une petite impasse (seul les connaisseurs le savent)