Laxsa Soho in City of London, Westminster

La comida está bien, pero el servicio fue decepcionante. El camarero nos apresuró a hacer nuestros pedidos y terminar nuestras comidas. En un momento dado, incluso nos dijo que no deberíamos volver al restaurante de nuevo. En general, la falta de profesionalidad eclipsó la experiencia gastronómica.

De los pocos restaurantes malasios en Londres, este es sin duda uno de los más consistentemente buenos. También es el Laksa más auténtico que he encontrado (ordenar brotes de judías extra en lugar de la extraña cobertura de pepino! ) El menú es pequeño, pero tiene los clásicos, rendang, arroz con pollo, mee goreng, etc.

Agua tibia, estaba sentada junto a un barril con un paño sucio que parecía atraer a las moscas. No les importan las alergias, el pollo de la sopa era de un horrible color gris y no sabía fresco. ¡Evita que haya mejores lugares en Soho!

Venimos aquí cada vez que venimos a Londres. ¡El laksa y la carne de res que se rinden aquí es para morir! El servicio es impecable; el personal era súper encantador y nos hizo sentir tan bienvenidos. También fueron muy cuidadosos conmigo siendo libre de gluten. No podría recomendar más : )

Found this place by chance after leaving another restaurant due to rotten service. So glad we did! We hadn't booked so didn't fancy our chances, but we were given a table up the steep spiral staircase. I had the beef rendang and my husband had the chicken curry, we shared chicken gyoza. The food was amazing, so tasty and the portion sizes were very very generous! Reasonably priced wine and fantastic service! The staff were really friendly and obviously took pride in the food they served!! Will most definitely be back!!

First visit before a theatre show to test their Laksa, pleasant enough, service, quality and price. A noisy ground floor area, so go up the steep spiral staircase to a souless first floor, but enjoy your meal in this calmer space. The toilets are another pair of steep stairs so the restaurant is best for the nimble. Can't fault it, it is what it is, rather dsab building but in the heart of historic Soho. I will go back if I want another Chinese quick eat.

Very tasty food. Authentic taste if you would like to experience Malaysian cuisine. Enjoyed Roti canai & nasi goreng. Good vegetarian options available. I would definitely recommend. I will visit again!

Busy vibrant Malaysian restaurant in central Soho. We had booked a 5pm meal pre theatre. My daughter's and my first time but well known to the friends I went with. Simple unpretentious surroundings, friendly staff. The four of us shared two starters, the chicken gyaza and a papaya salad, very tasty followed by two chicken curries and one classic laska. Absolutely delicious, very generous portions! Nice bottle of Rose to accompany. Very reasonably priced, would definitely return an be happy to recommend.

Went here with my son and daughter on a Saturday evening. We all thought the food was really good. Very tasty and decent size portions. We did feel that we were hurried out when we had finished eating, but we didn’t really mind. Times are hard for the hospitality industry, Saturday is a busy night and we can understand that they need the quick turnaround to make a profit. My daughter has been here midweek, and she says it’s different then. I would definitely eat here again.

Loved the food - brought back memories of Malaysia ! It was a cosy little spot in Soho and a hidden gem. The menu featured great selections of the cuisine and everything we ordered and from looking at the other tables looked great and our food was delicious. The prices were alright given the location. Great attentive service from our servers. Would highly recommend the laksa - and coming back for that especially for those cold winter days !

Looking for a quick mid afternoon bite we found here amongst many eateries on this street. Very small Malaysian restaurant with a decent menu and, for the area, fair prices. We decided to share king oyster mushrooms and chicken satay small plates alongside a pad Thai. All flavoursome, though mushrooms didn’t quite work for me (bad choice rather than bad food). Service was efficient and the food arrived quickly as the place only had one other table taken when we arrived. Shame a hefty 12.5% service charge is added and no feeling it was optional.

A small but authentic restaurant and amazing service and delish food! Highly recommend! Laksa and gyoza are worth a try

Excellent service and atmosphere. The food is every bit as good the food I ate in Malaysia. Roti canai, laksa and beef rendang are all outstanding. I will be back. Probably tomorrow!

Entramos por casualidad al lugar y con cero expectativas y fue una grata sorpresa encontrarnos con sabores tan únicos y una comida tan deliciosa, no tardaron nada en servirla y el mesero albanés era muy amable y gracioso. Todos los platos que pedimos muy buenos y el jugo de lychee estaba muy bueno.

Really disappointed when visiting tonight. Prime location and looks lovely but I feel underwhelmed from my whole experience. Shocked at the price too. £91 for 3 starters and two mains and 2 vodka diet cokes The rice dish I had was so bland. Nesi Goran. I had to season myself with salt and pepper and ask for soy sauce as well. The chicken was sparse, and what was on offer in the dish protein wise was slim pickings Beef rendang was almost like a desecrated coconut curry and didn’t resemble what it should be. I just feel feel bad because this is not the food that’s advertised and it’s not even about the money, we both just wanted a nice meal whilst in London. And the certainly did not offer that.

Able to get a walk in table for two last night, the food and cocktails (2-4-£15) were really good. Tiny little restaurant but well staffed so we didn’t wait or want for anything. Casual decor, a bit of a holiday vibe especially with the loud upbeat music. A great find. Two main courses and drinks plus service £54, bargain especially in this part of town.

The char koay teow was en point, the wat tan ho was to die for and the grass jelly was refreshing - and they weren't stingy with the jelly either. Service is good and food was better than I expected!

The food and drinks were very good, arrived quickly and were quite affordable (paid £52 for 2 large laksa noodle soups, 2 teh tariks, and a roti canai). The staff were also very friendly and the restaurant's atmosphere was nice. There are several vegetarian options - I had the jungle laksa and I really enjoyed it. Would definitely recommend!

Story time. In London as crazy as it may sound, there isn’t a “lack” of Malaysian restaurants but as far as commercial central choices there is a handful. This place towards the end of lockdown 2.0 opened and it was a personal milestone to go try it. It’s deeply inherent to the reviewer as his ethnic background is Malaysian Indian. The right balance of tasty Malaysian treats in terms of chicken lollipops and roti was struck. When your mum and her sisters tell you how difficult it is ti make “proper” rotai - take note. It feels like the frozen palm oil versions but it isn’t- which works really well for everybody who comes! It’s a nice balance given we are in the heart of soho What is also quite different is the vibe - almost a Thai electronic party on a beach … but a small restaurant serving great food. A second visit to see how they do one or two more dishes. I wish this place all its success Vs rasa, Gopals etc

Delicious, unfussy, great value Malay cuisine made and served with pride. Spicy but not ferocious, fresh ingredients well cooked. The Roti Canai (flatbreads served with a mild curry dip) were a wonderful starter, and really got the juices flowing. The spring rolls were hot, crispy and flavourful. I had the Mie Goreng - noodles, beansprouts, king prawns and squid in a spicy sauce. My first experience of Malasian food. It certainly won't be my last! My wife had the Nasi Goreng Kampung - fried rice with king prawns, chicken, green beans and spinach all topped with a fried egg. Neither of us left a scrap on our plate. The price (for Soho) was extremely good vslue and the service superb. Highly recommended.

As malaysian, I express gratitude towards presence of malaysian restaurant Central London . Food is ok, ordered char kway teow. Portion generous for price , flavor ok , meet expectation for malaysian restaurant in foreign country. During order of teh ais, staff not knowing what this is. They call this ‘ice teh tarik’. DO NOT ASK FOR TEH AIS . Be cautious of erroneous name for teh ais.

Having lived in southeast Asia for over 30 years I'm continually bemoaning the dearth of authentic Asian food. Yauatcha, round the corner, helps as so many of their dishes are spot on. The problem is that the price is about 3x what you'd pay in...

Absolutely delicious 😋. Love this restaurant!! The papaya salad is amazing, so us the laksa and the stir fry, everything is divine, portions are generous and the prices fair. Our waiter Lawrence was super nice and attentive. I cannot recommend this restaurant enough! One of...

My wife and I always come here when out in soho, and it never disappoints! The food is so delicious and we’ll portioned, and our favourite server Lawrence is always smiling and ready to help. Best food by far and excellent service too:)

Visited on a wet weekday and tried some Asian food. Starters of crispy spring rolls and vegetarian gyoza with sweet chilli sauce were tasty. This was followed by a plate of rice with Hainanese chicken with 3 lots of sauces and char koay teow (flat...

This place is awesome. Randomly tried it and we were Very much impressed by every dish. A* We had the duck rolls, chicken lollipop, chicken satay pad Thai and prawn butterfly. Probably ate too much but every dish was well prepared.

Excellent taste of Malaysia in Soho. Laxsa was yummy, so was the hokkien noodles and nasi goreng. Staff were lovely and toilets clean. Would definitely recommend for some authentic taste of malaysia!

Stopped for quick bite to eat and cocktails. Everything was lovely. Great Roti Canai. Fab cocktails. Friendly service. Recommended.

Great place, lovely food, good friendly service. So nice to be able to avoid large chains. Very happy to recommend………..

Bang in the middle of Soho..food was excellent not sure about some of these reviews. Daft. Had a bunch of starters...but I want to quickly talk about the main...THE CHICKEN CURRY. WOWWWW! Proper portion proper flavours. Happy with my review I'm currently abit drunk I...

Have been coming here for a few months - it was recommended to me by another Malaysian restaurant around Kings Cross. I am thrilled to have tried so much here - really rate the curry Chicken Nasi Lemak, and the payaya salad, and kampung mee...

Please do not come here if you have dairy allergies. Apparently all their food has butter which I do not understand for Malaysian food. But please avoid if you have allergies. Very limited option.

Great food!! But felt unfriendly at times such a shame. Had a case and on my own but the staff would not keep it behind the desk so I can to carry it up three flights of stairs to bathroom. Didn’t say thank you at...

Twice we went there and ordered food to take away. Assumed the order was correct, got home a dish was missing both times! Coincidence or incompetence! Didn't bother the first time but the second time tried ringing the restaurant numerous times but the phone were...

Its a small restaurant which serves excellent & authentic laksa. The traditional laksa is served with fish balls, fish cake,tofu and prawns and is a wholesome and healthy meal for someone on the go. Servings are large and the service friendly.

Went on a Thursday night to have cocktails as part of the 2 cocktails for £15 deal. We were seated by the manager and not long afterwards told to move to the bar because we were seated in an '' inconvenient place". Having refused, we...

A small place, not socially distances, nevertheless the food was delicious, the service was quick. Screaming babies didn't detract too much from the experience. This was second visit as I enjoyed the first time. I shall definitely eat here again.

The interior looks like a pub- dark , low lighting. The 241 cocktails was good: had the negronis. Service was good and attentive. The roti canai was good but oily, the chicken curry again good but oily. The chicken satay was poor- the meat quality...

We did not enjoy our meal. We ordered 3 laksas as we were told they were mild we ordered for 2 to be spicy as a proper laksa. We got 3 mild bowls. When we said we had ordered for spicy ones another server said...

This was our first time at a Maslaysian restaurant and we both really enjoyed it. The food was very tasty with prompt and pleasant service. Will go again.

We rocked up here on a whim between theatre visits as a family of four. The service was fast, efficient and friendly and the food was freshly cooked and sensational. The restaurant is small, but on several levels. It is somewhat spartan in décor, but...

Fantastic laksa, gyosa and beef rendang. The flavours were beautiful, aromatic with a the perfect level of spice. Portions are very generous and neither of us finished our meal. The staff were lovely and the price is very good.

I visited with a friend for my birthday whilst we were exploring Soho. The food was amazing!! Huge portions and really great flavour. The staff were also lovely too. We nearly walked past it but really glad we didn't. I will return!

The only other place which can match them is Ping's Pan Asian in Selfridges. Amazing char kuay teow, with proper charring, fishcakes and chinese sausages (yum yum). The nasi goreng kampung was also very tasty with the occasional pop of chilis in the mouth. Chilli...

Nice Malaysian style food. Laksa was really good and fried Mee mamak was also good. Apparently famous for their Lobster laksa but from where I come from putting lobster in your laksa is a sin!! Laksa broth was flavourful and akin to the southern region...

Good range of Malaysian fare. Highly reccommended by a Malaysian for the standard, price and authenticness

Arrived for an early dinner, ahead of the theatre. We were seated inside, but there were plenty of outside tables too. Food served quickly- we enjoyed the nasi lemak and the roti chanai. My quibble was about the cocktails. There was a big sign advertising...

This is my favourite drinking spot in Soho. Friendly staff, good happy hour deal and great food. I love sitting by the window with a bottle of Chang and watching every walk of life pass by.

Had a really good, value for money meal here. The food was fresh and very tasty. I had the spring rolls and traditional Nasi Lemak which was gorgeous, others in the party had the Laksa which they said was very good, the portions were huge....

Very good value for money happy hour deals - 2 cocktails for 10 pounds. Had a mango daquiri and expresso martini which were alright. Staff were very friendly and spoke fluent English and Cantonese. 2 cocktails we ordered did not arrive and were put on...

Great night, been previously for snacks/cocktails and place looked really friendly. Booked for an evening meal/drinks. Tried plenty of dishes, all good, still got happy hour deals on cocktails for longer than normal, so 2 for 1, all in all great night and buzzing little...

Late night walk in. Very good service and atmosphere. Huge tasty portions and very reasonably priced. Great find in the middle of Soho.

Great happy hour, two cocktails for £10. Had negronis and they were superb. Had some edamane beans for a snack and really nice too. We will certainly be coming back. The service is great too.

Incredible food for anyone missing food from home!! If you're Singaporean or Malaysian, you'll definitely love this place - everything from the Wat Dan Hor to the Assam Laksa is absolutely authentic. At the first bite, I felt transported back home. Have only been twice...

Great outdoors setup and service. The food was great and hot. The toilets are upstairs up a steep spiral staircase not for the disabled or with mobility issues. The service was good, Soho was very busy for a Sunday and very lively. The papaya salad...

Shout out to Jimmy and Imran for taking care of us, preparing the best drinks and being so friendly! The place is clean neat and the staff kind and super friendly. Always stop by for a drink - you won't regret ! Thank you Laxsa...

I ordered the assam laksa and it came out quickly. I was looking forward to it and was disappointed with the version served by laxsa, it was not the authentic version I had back home. There is very little noodles- probably a fistful drowned in...

I would say good rather than very good but no facility on TripAdvisor for doing that. There was plenty of food on th plates and it was well cooked. I was awake during the night so whether additives put in I am not sure! It...

Delicious Nasi Goreng Spicy wok tossed rice with king prawn, fish cake & edamame bean. Me calamari was amazing. Will definitely be back!

One of our favourites in Soho. Beef rendang curry is so tasty. Great position on Old Compton Street for outside dining. They were doing half price cocktails which seemed popular. Great service from all the staff especially Ana from Venezuela.

Great food and service. Best roti ever! Very friendly staff and good drinks. Noodles were yummy with lots of spice. I’ll be back.

Absolute delish and really happy they’re still open for takeaway during lockdown as they serve proper laksa in large portions! Service is friendly and they serve cocktails during ‘normal days.’ I’ve given it 4 stars instead of 5 because not all dishes are affordable but...

Called in here after a show. Atmosphere and staff friendly. Great food - and so much of it! We ordered a main each and a salad to share and couldn’t finish it. And we really wanted to!

Best Laksa I have had in U.K. really nice, generous meat and fish in it, and, large portions. Really enjoyed it like being in KL.

Good value lunch set. Pity menu not include Assam laksa or char koay Teow. We had traditional laksa and Mee Goreng. Both generous portions and taste authentic as can be.

Popped in for a quick bite after cocktails Chicken satay and crispy squid followed by a authentic ( at last) beef rendang . I’ve had only 5 in my lifetime and this one tasted like the one I had in Malaysia Nasi lamek chicken which...

Came here without a booking and we were seated immediately. Laxsa has a downstairs and upstairs seating area. The service was great from the staff and they were quick in taking our orders and bringing out the food. The food was pretty amazing with the...

I'm Malaysian & lived in Malaysia for 20 years. We dined in one Sat evening around 8.30pm & was surprised by the prompt & attentive service. We ordered Assam laksa, char kuey teow, rice with fried chicken & wat tan ho. Unfortunately they sold out...

They had different choice of laksa in the menu, our family tried different ones: traditional, jungle and asam. I think the best was the traditional laksa. We tried as well the fried rice (nasi goreng kampung), it was excellent as well. They mentioned that we...

Disgusting. Indescribable. I can't believe a place like this can exist in 2019.we could have chosen one of the many Asian chains but this place avoid... I really didn't know what glutinous mess I was eating and all 6 ate nothing. The staff didn't care...

We noticed this new restaurant whilst walking along Old Compton Street and thought we would try it later that evening and booked a table. I was a bit disappointed on entering later on as for a new place I thought it looked a bit shabby....

We went to laxsa for pre theatre food as it’s 5 min walk to the theatre. I prebooked my table and when I arrived I was sat by the draughty door despite me saying I had a reservation the lst told me the end 2...

Came here for dinner on a Wednesday night and my friend and I ordered the penang laksa. We're both Malaysians and quite enjoyed it actually. The portions were quite generous and the fish pieces were quite big. Prices aren't too expensive for what you get...