Keu! in Hackney

Overpriced and average food. The menu on the door shows much cheaper prices than the menu once you are inside. I asked the guy serving about this and he sniggered that the menu on the door was an old menu. So why not put an up-to-date menu with the correct prices on the door?

I was passing by and saw a long queue outside, so wanted to try the food. I had the classic Banh Mi which was fab. The baguette was crispy on the outside and soft inside, lots of filling with pate, pork and everything was well seasoned. This was my first Banh mi and I would definitely visit this place again.

They have a banh mi that is every veggie or vegan dream - aubergine and tofu! Came here especially for it, but it seems everything but the stupid bread is non vegan. Rather very upset about it, because all they need to change is the bread. That definitely doesn't require extra knowledge or experience to make your banh mi vegan.

Good food, but small portions for the money you pay! What’s a real shame is that these guys consistently lie to their customers, taking money for extras but, more often than not...not delivering what you ask for! Hmmmmm

I’m a regular at Keu for many years and since the last few months their portions sizes has decreased a lot. I ordered a crispy pork belly baguette and the same with rice. The baugette is normally filled with meat but this time there was half the amount. It’s the same with the rice, there were 10 small pieces of meat in there. Very disappointed and I went before closing as well.

When we want a special treat at lunch time, we have taken a Keu banh mi for lunch for years now; they are just so good. Give your order to the friendly till operator and - for take away service - receive a slip of paper in return. Hang around while your order is made up, and collect when your number is called. For eating in, take your table identifier to an empty table (you might have to wait, or get sociable).

I decided to try this place for lunch today. Ordered crispy pork belly with rice take away and paid £8.95 for it. Very disappointed. It was basically a huge bowl of rice with around 10 bite-sized pieces of pork and a few steamed cabbage leaves. I was expecting more for the price. When I ordered I asked if I could also add a small amount of their pickled daikon/carrot mix but was told I'd have to pay an extra £1.75. I only had a £10 note so said can I just have £1.05 worth instead. That wasn't possible. Again very disappointed. My advice is to pop across the road to OTB for some Korean, much better value and much tastier as well.

Tasty bahn mi, great interior and central location, but it could do with more filling. Service was very friendly and it was ready very quickly.

Splendid options of this famous cross cultural sandwich with the addition of Sally Clarke bread, unbeatable.

Visited for a late lunch whilst visiting our son who lives nearby. He has visited several times. Fairly basic inside - no nonsense - so your not paying for fancy tables etc. It was very quiet when we visited so food orders taken it was'nt long before our food was delivered to the table piping hot and of good quantity. This was the first time I had tried Vietnamese (street?) food and it was excellent. Our waitress was nice without any fuss. Prices were within keeping of where you were - London! Would certainly return.

One of my favorites in London. I came here for lunch because I read some of the reviews. The place is just across from the Holiday Inn. The moment I walked in, the smell of the food was so tempting (I think they tried to hurt me lol!). It's a small place, mostly take outs but you can also sit by the window overlooking the street. What you do is, You order at the counter and wait. I ordered chicken curry over rice. I was quite concern about my allergies so I wanted to make sure no almond in the sauce. The girl who took my order was so sweet. She wanted to make sure I could eat the dish so she and I agreed to have very little gravy on my rice. I almost fainted after trying my dish. So surreal because it was so damn good! Order this if you like chicken and curry. The chicken is tender. The gravy is to die for! I didn't get any allergic reaction. I liked!

The food is excellent. I am here quite often and have tried a lot of the menu, but on the occasion that prompted me to write this review I had the crispy pork baguette. Really good balance of meat, warm crispy bread, and finely-sliced salad veg. Elements of chilli and pickle worked well. Sure, it's not the friendliest service most of the time (I actually had a great bubbly server today) - but it is just great food. Love this place.

More like a cafe, you order at the bar and they bring it over or you take away. I got the mix meat and rice - nothing much Vietnamese about it. Disappointed they didn't do noodles but it looks like the specialise in buns too. The food was slightly better than average and was good value. When I went in the tables were dirty- they hadn't been wiped. Good place for a quick snack. good portion size

Slightly pricey but the food is made in front of you. It's not one of those places that makes a stack of food and then keeps it warm for ages. This means a slight wait for your food but it is worth it. Mainly a take away place but they do have a few communal tables where you can sit. Worth a walk to if you are based anywhere near the place. It might appear that you need a beard to be a customer but I can promise it's not true :-)

The service and quality are very bad here. Unfriendly staff. They also close very early. Not recommendable

I'm ethnically Vietnamese and grew up having a lot of good - and not so good - banh mi. The best ones are always home-cooked with extra pork belly dripping sauce but for those who don't have the option, Keu's banh mi is a decent alternative. Half the success is down to the bread and this one is soft and golden. Meat lovers: order the Keu classic or Hà Nội deluxe as the slices are tender and really tasty. Just remember to tell them not to include any chillies if you can't handle the spice!

Acabo de pedir dos comidas del vientre y carne de cerdo crujiente pechuga con arroz. La comida recibida fue sencillamente horroroso. Por £20 en el cuadro de arroz carne tenía dos piezas de carne! ! Panceta de cerdo como un cerdo probado bastante de las medusas. Más como algo para masticar que para comer, además de la cantidad de la carne de cerdo era sorprendentemente poco! Usted debería haber avisado a la gente que esas casillas son sólo el arroz entrantes. Y por £20? Por tanto podría haber tenido dos increíbles ramen, sopas, pero por desgracia me dieron la tentación de una gelatina de cerdo. . Realmente debería funcionar. en la calidad de la comida, ya sea bajar los precios a 5 libras (tbh, incluso si pagamos 5 libras me habría considerado si como un timo). 2 piezas de carne en el cuadro completo de arroz arroz de un aburrido? Cuánto le pagaría para que en serio? Era sólo una broma y un desperdicio de dinero. Nunca más, y por favor, no haga mi error y no pedir de ellos! ! ! !

Quería probar el coreano al otro lado de la carretera pero no me sentía muy sola amable. Me pilla este lugar y pensé que merecía la pena intentarlo. Tuve la baguette caballa y sinceramente es uno de los mejores que he probado. De esta forma, hacer una baguette!

Pagando 9. 50 libras por una sopa de fideos con gambas gambas en uno sólo es realmente demasiado caro creo yo. El margen en este sopa debe ser de 9 libras. . . . Deberían reducir su precio o o servir con más calidad

No puedo esperar para ir a Londres. No puedo esperar para comer sus crujientes de cerdo-Bahn millas! Yo sabía el cerdo crujiente, pato asado y "original"-bahn millas, así como la ensalada de papaya verde. Mi favorito, sin duda, ha sido la de cerdo crujiente. En...

This is one of my favorite carry-out lunch places in Shoreditch. Mackerel Bahn Mi with a ca fe sua da (Vietnamese iced coffee with sweetened condensed milk) is devine. There's usually a queue for carry-out at lunch, limited seating.

it's okay. I think there's definitely tastier vietnamese out there. the banh mi is nice but wish they were a bigger serving for the for the price.

I walked from Bethnal Green to Keu on my lunch break last week just to try this Bahn Mi, it's delicious, best i've had! Highly recommend, it's worth the queue.

Had crispy pork which was not crispy at all. Also had a salad and found black hair in it which was not pleasant. There were no customers apart from me, but it took staff 10 minutes to put salad in the box. Very disappointing.

The banh-mi is nothing special and I have had better (and significantly cheaper!) from street food vendors from around the corner. Quite simply, it's 'alright' but for the price (over £7) I would expect SO MUCH more. One thing that did annoy me is that I was charged an extra 60p for eating in. Top tip: say you're taking away and eat in anyway as I saw most people do this and they are too busy to keep tabs on it anyway. Go elsewhere and save your money whilst treating your taste buds.

Visited early lunchtime and there was only another couple waiting for their food. My husband and I (we're tourists from Australia) were lured in by the lunch special and we're hoping to get our dose of beef pho. We were a bit surprised by the high prices but ordered anyway. We ordered pho noodle soup with 3types of pork and prawn and the lunch special which was chicken curry on rice and summer roll. The food was beautiful, no denying that. The pho was flavourful and the curry was fragrant. The only thing we would have liked more was if there was a bit more curry sauce to the curry. We would have liked to have mixed the curry with the rice but was only on the chicken. Also even though the restaurant was empty all 3 menu items were given to us separately over half an hour period even though they asked if we wanted them together and we said 'yes'. But we still enjoyed our food and would go again if we wanted Vietnamese food.

Had lunch here yesterday as came across it by chance and it was great. Very busy busling place and queues galore but worth the wait. Had Braised Brisket off Beef and Ox Cheek with Lemonrass,Curry Leave and Carrot served with Steamed Jasmine Rice. It was beautiful and the meat was tasty and flavoursome and so tender it just fell apart with the fork.I also ordered a Keu Sandwich Sandwich which consisted of Vietnamese Porchetta,Bologna,Pork Floss,House Chicken Liver Pate,Ham Terrine,Kewpie Mayonnaise, served in a white crusty baguette all served with House Daikon,Corriander,Cucumber,spring onions and Hot Chilli. It was very tasty and flavoursome and i really enjoyed it. Both meals were a delight and full of flavour and the whole menu's was interesting and a taste explosion to try. Avery busy place, attentive Staff so go check it out.Great Vietnamese Food and a big hit with customers.

Was excited about trying this place, but thought it a bit of a let down, expensive for what you get. I only ordered takeaway but thought the portion size small, but it was tasty and served quickly (even with a long quee)

Met some friends here for a quick plate of scran before heading round the corner to watch a band. Excellent food on offer with some unusual twists on the usual Viet theme. I had chicken curry and rice which was delish. The rolls are supposed to be good too! Excellent value for money too. Highly recommend

Sadly i hate to write this review, but as i am a restauranteur, meaning i have always worked and also owned my own restaurant i feel the need to have to share this. A bunch of us went here not knowing what to expect but going on your reviews. We sat at the back table surrounded by boxes high to the ceiling, almost like the storage area. We ordered chicken curry, large pieces of chicken, too big to fit in your mouth but couldn't really cut them up with my chop sticks so ended up leaving them to the side and only ate the rice. To be honest we were heading out to a club so we dashed off only to find it repeating on us as we entered the club. A few hours later, my belly swelled up and that was it, if you've ever had Deli belly this was it. I believe the rice is not stored correctly or not heated up correctly as my guts where in agony. Uncooked rice can contain spores of Bacillus cereus, a bacterium that can cause food poisoning. When the rice is cooked, the spores can survive.If the rice is left standing at room temperature, the spores can grow into bacteria. These bacteria will multiply and may produce toxins (poisons) that cause vomiting or diarrhoea.The longer cooked rice is left at room temperature, the more likely it is that the bacteria or toxins could make the rice unsafe to eat.

The food is excellent but they have now gone a step too far on pricing. £9 for duck and pork on rice for lunch was already a push but just found out today that they wont even give chilli oil free any more. They have now started charging an extra 50p for chilli oil. This is a step too far and a good way to annoy regular customers. Out of principle I will not return. Management are getting greedy!

First visit- Keu on London Wall-ordered roast duck-i said that I didn't want carbs so young lady replaced the rice option for extra vegatables at £2 extra-paid £9.50 in total..Got to my office and thoroughly enjoyed the food-except it was a very small portion-for the price the amount of food should have been 70% more-I am left still hungry-pity as I wont return but the quality was very good.

This place is unreal. The baguettes and fillings are stunning, so fresh and delicious. The way they make it is truely amazing as well. Look out for the knife flattening technique to get that delicious filling sitting elegantly in the baguette. Nice space as well. Perfect for take way baguette.

£8.95 for something that is worth £2.99.They just put something together to draw vegetarians in, had the smoky aubergine rice dish. The dish was served in a pot where 75% of content was just dry rice. The aubergine also just tasted like oil and saffron. If this was £2.99 I would still only get it as a last resort.

Banh Mi was delicioussssssssssssssss. Not cheap though. I just love Banh Mi and would rather spend more on a delicious one rather than less on a bad one. It's London though so the price is quite normal.

I’m not normally one to leave reviews, but this experience was so poor that I felt compelled to. Forgetting the long queues and archaic ordering system, which can be forgiven during a busy lunch hour, this experience left me particularly worried about the future of vietnamese people if this is what they have to eat.After ordering the rice pot with vietnamese beef stew, I was surprised to discover that “stew” in vietnam must be a completely different experience to “stew” in the UK. What they really meant was “boiled”. For the princely sum of £9.50, you get a large pot filled with three quarters boiled rice (the cheapest food in the world), three chunks of boiled beef, three boiled potatoes (the dish really needed more carbs), and four boiled carrots. Unfortunately it seems that “stew” also means lacking any taste or flavouring whatsoever, and apparently it also does not mean “sauce” of which there was none.I might as well have bought a piece of beef from tesco and left it in a mug of hot water to cook at my desk when I got in that morning.

Queued for about 20 minutes at the London Wall Keu, and had to wait an age whilst the incompetent staff bundled their way through the tickets trying to sort out what meal was what. Very overpriced for what it is and not enough sauce because when you get about half way through the pot they put the food in, the food is very dry. Not a patch on the excellent City Caphe about 5 minutes away. I wont return

40 minute queue and overpriced for what you get. meat is quite fatty too. Pity as food is fresh and concept good.

Came here for a takeaway lunch and had a pork banh mi which was tasty, but I got it for 50% off as it was opening week. At the end of the day, it's pretty much a baguette, so had I paid full price, I would have said it wouldn't be worth it.

Went into it last night as unfussy friend want to eat. I was tempted to leave after seeing the place and the menu and high prices. Decided to give it a try. Bad decision. The place is pedestrian and lack of any character, and uncomfortable. The food prices for vietnamese food are on the high side, and they are not good! I left really thirsty from the noodle soup which could only mean there is some MSG or chemical in it. All in all, they should lower their prices and improve their quality or it will close soon, I bet!

This was half price. London wall branch. Someone in my office said it was the worst thing they've eaten sober. I should have listened but wanted to try for myself. Half price I was told. That is if the usual price for a beef curry is £10, which almost nowhere on the London lunch scene is it, unless you sit down for a meal. For a take out lunch at Eat, Pod etc you're talking £6 mark. I suspect next week prices will be dropped, and this feeling of getting a half price meal for £5 will be a sham. Anyway, whatever they do with the prices is up tp them. This was putrid. I have just thrown 90% of my beef stew in the bin. The meat was so fatty in some cases was nothing BUT fat. The flavours you expect from Asian food were nowhere to be seen. I was expecting fragrant lemon grass, spice, hints of ginger, garlic the basis of most of their foods. NOTHING. So disgustingly bland. I suspect this time next year that place will be closed, or heavily loss making. Oh and also, if you plan on going, it's cash only. They don't tell you that till you get to the front, luckily I had cash on me, the guy in front didn't.

I went with my colleagues and got one of the baguettes.It was very tasty and served quickly even though it was really busy in there.It was pricey for what it is but thats also because of the areaWill be returning

Just been to the new branch at Mooregate. 50% off opening week offer. The duck rice bowl I had was half full, which explains why it was half price. The duck was all fat, hardly any meat, and I had a bone in mine. The rice was cold and there were hardly any greens to speak off. Service also shocking.

this is the best baguette i ever had in london. I like the classic, but if you like spicy, kimchi is best for you.

I regularly visit this restaurant to grab a baguette for lunch, the Kimchi BBQ pork is extremely good. Friendly staff, however it does get extremely busy at times in there

I tried their Vietnamese baguette once and was quite impressed. It tastes very authentic Vietnamese. I haven't got a chance to come back and try other food there but I would definitely go again.

After several searches on tripadvisor, we decided to try Keu sandwiche and we were not disappointed at all. The sandwiche was full of flavours and very tasty, warm and crispy bread like in Vietnam. We will go back!!

I've reviewed this restaurant before and my opinion has not changed - Keu! serves delicious Vietnamese food at very reasonable prices. My absolute favourites are the crunchy Bahn Mi served on the crispiest, crunchiest baguettes and the mixed roast box with rice. Always good, always delicious, always consistent.

We've had the traditional Bahn Mi and loved it! The baguette was fresh and crispy, The pork was excellent, and the liver pate just in the right amount. Very much like Bahn Mi in Vietnam, and simply delicious.All in all compared to other meals we've had in London, this place as great value for money.

Petit restaurant type fast food. Plats savoureux et copieux. Service professionnel mais manquant de chaleur. Une bonne découverte de plats avec du goût. Je recommande.

Well located for a quick bite in heaving Shoreditch, this little haven does great Vietnamese-style baguettes and rice meals. I have the rice and pork mean - generous portions and very tasty. They also do steamed pork buns - my favourite! Service was pleasant enough. Prices are decent for London.

Ordered online for a photography shoot team, On the online mean the Pork Bun is included in the Lunch/Dinner Section which says (includes steamed jasmine rice) but when collected it was only the bun, So complained and showed them the online menu and they still refused to give me a complementary rice. When returned with the food for the shoot team, my sandwich (The Classic) took the first bite and it was ridiculously overpowered with coriander and chilli! I couldn't even tell if there was anything else in the baguette, After taking a majority of the sandwich out it tasted good! But I don't expect to have to rebuild a sandwich from a restaurant.

When one of my friends suggested here I didn't have very high hopes - I am not a huge fan of sandwiches (give me a steak anytime!) and wasn't sure if it was licensed. But was I impressed!! First of all it was licensed and the wine reasonably priced but I could even have managed no alcohol to eat there again. I had duck which arrived in the tastiest fresh bread I can recall in a London restaurant and was simply superb. Although it didn't look much it was just right and I ate every single morsel. There are good sauces and extras to spice it up if, like me, you like your food hot. I was very impressed indeed and will definitely be going back.

Popped in for a BBQ pork Bahn mi on my colleagues recommendation and was not disappointed.Tender lean pork, crunchy veg and a warm crusty baguette, hmm, I also drowned it in the chilli sauce as I like a bit of heat.To the guy who reviewed his bad Soho experience on here, yeah that is unfair, as you're scoring one site on another's page!Great for a quick cheap lunch.

'Banh mi' here is always good, deep fillings inside warm crunchy baguette. Can't recommend it enough. I have had pretty much all the fillings on the menu but the Classic Baguette is my favourite. There is always a long queue at lunch time but I find the service is pleasantly fast. Would definitely come back for more.

Awesome dinner. Nice service and tasty food. Bahn mi brilliant and slaw also. Will definitely go again and good value. Nice vibe.

I can't find the soho restaurant on here so perhaps this is slightly unfair but the food I've just had in the soho keu was awful... Chicken off cuts that quite frankly I wouldn't serve to my dog!

I arrived late to the Holiday Inn on Old Street after a long day at work - and just fancied grabbing something nearby to take back to my room. I chose Keu and wasn't disappointed.Unfortunately by 6pm quite a lot of the menu items had sold out, but I hugely enjoyed my mixed bbq meats with sticky rice and summer rolls - the perfect mix of fresh and rich flavours.Absolutely delicious and great value, I think I spent £12 or so in total and got a LOT of food! Would highly recommend if you are looking to grab a quick and tasty meal.

Just bought a take away lunch of pulled duck rolls and pork bun - so disappointed! The bun dough was heavy and chewy - nothing like the light fluffy dough you would usually expect. The pulled duck rolls were packed with great salad but the duck was not crispy and pulled - it was fatty and soft and very unpleasant to eat. I have no problem with crispy duck fat, but a mouth full undercooked fat is not nice! Its a shame as had high hopes for a new go to takeaway near work!

The food here isn't bad but £6 for a sandwich is already a lot without a 50p surcharge (which isn't even listed on the menu) for having brown bread instead of white. Rip off.

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Have had sandwiches and banh mi all over the the worldThis is definitely the best (but I'm only talking about the classic, the rest are pretty good but not AMAZING)The bread is perfect, the fillings are balanced very well.Price is decent but the sandwich could be bigger. This is only because they taste so good so I want moreI actually fantasize about these sandwichesDo it - you wont regret it

Very good Vietnamese baguette, I've tried two (the classic and the kimchi pork bbq) and loved them both. Plus very reasonably priced.

Used to visit this place every day when I worked over the road. Called in again today while visiting London and it's still serving incredible Banh Mi and great coffee. Can't comment on any of the other food because the baguettes are too good not to bother trying anything else. Stunning girls serving there too.

This was my first experience of a banh mi and I was blown away. The textures were as wonderful as the taste and the price seemed very fair considering that it was properly stuffed. Yep - can't fault it.

I went here recently with my girlfriend and had a great evening. The staff was friendly and most importantly the food was delicious.I'll be going back again.

The prawn salad is delicious but you only get three prawns. At £5.75 i'd say that's a bit of a rip off. They split the prawns in half length ways to make it look like more but i wasn't fooled. I'm still hungry. If you want a decent lunch order something else.

I love Vietnamese cuisine and have checked out quite a few Vietnamese deli shops in central and east london. Keu deli is part of a chain of fantastic Vietnamese restaurants - and I'd recommend them all :)

Really tasty food and really affordable. If you go to Keu you need to eat the Banh Mi baguette! I've been to a couple of the other Vietnamese Kitchen restaurants and they haven't disapointed me yet.

Very tasty and kind of hot. Wonderful. Also had the summer role which was fresh and crisp. Fun to watch them make it .Small place but special. This was my second time there

This place supposedly makes a mean Vietnamese baguette, but I wouldn't know because all I ever get is the roast pork on rice - which is delicious. Cheap and cheerful... I throw 'em 8 shackles, and get back a satiating plate of afternoon protein in about 5 minutes. Good table sauces and self-serve chopsticks and napkins make this an easy in/out. Only complaint - I wish the girl behind the counter would smile a bit more... I said "thanks" on my way out and she looked at me like I was speaking Martian. But maybe that's just London.

I have been to Keu in Old street twice. Its small and very hot if you are seating near by the kitchen, like unbearbly hot. Despite that. food is okay and cheap. nothing special though. Isabel

Ive probably been to Keu! about 20 times in the last couple of years, always for takeaways. The baguettes are fresh and crunchy, the service is quick and the chef always remembers me and my preference for no chillies on my baguette even if I haven't been for a few months which is impressive considering how busy this place is!What's more, a really filling takeaway baguette is about £5.50. So it's cheap, filling and tasty. Not a bad combination, is it?

I live around the corner from this place and try go as much as possible, which, since I work in the city is only usually one a week. Be aware that it is closed on Sundays - something I have learned the hardway twice while craving a delicious crunchy baguette to chase away the Sunday hangover. It is owned by the same people as the very successful Cay Tre restaurant across the street (they also have a location in Soho). For me, nothing beats the Keu Classic - pork cold cut, barbeque pork and crispy pork (I order it with £1 extra crispy pork) with amazing paté, picled carrots, cucumbers, coriander and sauces and spice. All on a super crispy and hot baguette, which they hollow out to allow for maximum amounts of filling. The duck baguette is also good, however I would stay away from the Kimchi and Chicken Baguettes (personally not for me). The chicken salad is a very good accompaniment and the pork buns are deliciously sweet for a nice starter. Hands down one of the best Banh Mi I have ever had, and certainly the best I have had in London.

i stumbled on this place by accident and was so pleased I tried it. Lovely, fresh and spicy filled baguettes. My mouth is watering as I think about them.

A fantastic place for a quick, fresh & inexpensive lunch. Try the spicy roast duck baguettes & the steamed pork buns. Wonderful!

I can't fault the banh mi in this place, it comes in really good baguette, although the last time I went to get one - the price was a little steep for a sandwich - it was almost £6 when they were featured in Metro newspaper (but I think the price is about £4.50 now). I tend to come here when I need my fix of decent roast duck with rice, but I always end up getting the roast mix (made up of duck, BBQ pork and roask pork) with rice served with a little green. It is a big portion (I tend to have it for lunch and dinner) and it's probably the only place in the area that serves decent roast duck, BBQ pork and pork belly. Keu! is owned by the same people as Cay Tre (across the road) and Viet Grill on Kingsland Road.

I go here once a week for a BBQ pork and kimchi roll. THE BEST!good value and delicious lunchThis is one of three restaurants in East, Cey Tre and Viet Grill, that are all amazing.

wow driving around shoreditch the other night with my cuz looking for something to eat when the hanging pork belly in the window caught my eye,so with that decided to park up and check it out, having never tried vietnamese food before (fool) never really had high expectations, started with the crispy pork belly baguette which was bloody tasty and then the ox cheeks which was served with a baguette again or can have rice, add a little chilli sauce from the table (little jar with spoon not big bottle)and im telling you its the best thing iv'e eaten for a long time,the baguette is 10/10 warm crisp soft inside yum,ox cheek in broth was melt in your mouth ,pork belly with pickle salad and dressing something iv'e never tasted before cant wait to go back and directly across the road is a sister restaurant what a find. oh yeah price just £10