NOW Streeet Food in City of London, Westminster

Dropped by for a quick lunch with a friend wanting a hot option for lunch and being a huge fan of dim sum. Ordered the lunch time option of a basket of dim sum, crackers and sticky rice. It was ok and did the job of filling me up, but I was not particularly impressed given the overall blandness of the food and for the price paid, a smaller portion than I would expect. The dim sum also felt overcooked and lacked the springy firm quality to the dough. This was particularly surprising given how it's owned by Ping Pong, who I would expect to be a bit more exacting with standards. I would not be returning and would rather spend a bit more time and money in a proper dim sum restaurant.

Perfect for when you need to satisfy any dim sum cravings and you need a quick lunch! It is slightly costly for the small portions you receive in a basket but in my opinion they are delicious! I have been here quite a few times and would happily recommend it to others (and have done so).

Owned by ping pong. I enjoyed the food alot and have been back a few times. It's fast food dim sum and noodles. It's tasty and quick. I had the dim sum menu which was £8.90 for 6 dim sum, 2 spring rolls, sticky rice and peppery/spicy crackers. I was in the mood for dim sum but didn't want to trek to Leicester square so this place hit the spot.

I have spent much time in Asia and love the street food out there, light well prepared and filling. We very excited to find out about the new 'Ping Pong' owned Streeet Food opening near Liverpool Street Station, however it was plenty of hype about not much. Considering there is a family run business behind serving the similar if not the same food, I would opt for that if I were you. My business partner and I popped in for a casual lunch, spent the better part of £15 each and was astonished to return to the office and discover not much... I ordered a classic basket (they weren't cooked well and far too slimey in texture, almost like something out of gost busters), prawn crackers (NO flavour, like eating rice paper), Vegetable Spring roles (which had limited vegetables and was simple a very oil based roll), Prawn toast (burnt/ dry and clearly overcooked). The only thing worth ordering which they didn't make a hash of was the Char Sei Bun. I would not recommend NOW to anyone, nor would I return. Complete rip off when you could go in the court yard behind, feed 3 people for the price of one and enjoy the traditional well prepared street food of asia.