Nusa Dua in City of London, Westminster

The food here is absolutely disgusting! The rice was clearly old, probably 3-4 days past its prime, and had a terrible smell. Most of the dishes were completely inedible and seemed rotten. The only decent thing was the spring roll, and even that wasn’t great. Avoid this place at all costs – it’s a health hazard!

We ordered nasi Padang but I don’t know what food we got. Definitely it was not nasi Padang. Not delicate at all. The price was too expensive for the food especially it was not authentic as an Indonesian food. The rice was terrible. As an Indonesian, I was very disappointed!!!

Fake Indonesian restaurant. It’s not authentic at all…far far away from original. The portion was small, the price is not worthy for the food you got. The service was 😥 they should change the name because it was misleading.

We had the all you can eat hotpot which was delicious! Around £30 pp. They had a lot of options to add from veggies, meat, dumplings, seafood and noodles. Don’t wear any light colour clothing due to the splash back from the hotpot. Great value for money and the service was excellent. I preferred the spicy aromatic chicken base (it was spicy!) rather than the coconut chicken base.

Great food and service all the time. Just make sure when you have hotpot the food are well boiled.

The lou mei, dumpling, soup of the hotpot are special very good in london. This is my top choice top priority choose hotpot in London. The service is surprisingly good! The two woman server are surprisingly well!

Beef rendang tasted more like a curry and quality of meat was poor.

Food: As an Indonesian, all my food orders have failed. Order list: Nasi Padang, tahu telur, sate ayam, nasi goreng. They can't cook Indonesian food. Service: - After waiting about 20 minutes, the waiter said a system error in the computer caused my order not to be processed. - when we pay the bill the waiter seems to push us to add tips in the card machine, instructing us to press "Yes" to tip and "5%". It's so annoying, even the the UK restaurant never does that. Atmosphere: No Indonesian atmosphere, it's more like a Chinese restaurant.

The hotpot buffet had amazing value for under 30 quid! Service was fast and ambience was brilliant.

about as Indonesian as a Yorkshire pudding

Horrible experience at this Indonesian restaurant. The food was terrible, lacking flavor and freshness. To make matters worse, customer service was poor—unfriendly and inattentive staff. Despite the service charge being listed as optional, they refused to remove it when asked. Wouldn’t recommend, especially with so many better options in London.

Don’t waste your time and money:( very sad food and not Indonesian in the slightest

Don’t waste your time. Food was mediocre. We asked for spicy food and it was very mild. My coconut water(£6!) was mouldy and tasted awful! They totally forgot to bring our mains, the beef rendang came before the rice so we ended up having it cold! Starter was hot and sour chicken soup - sort of like Tom yum soup, chicken had a distinct smell to it like it had gone off. What really annoyed me was that service was so poor, no plates were given, we had to use hotpot bowls from the next table, not sure how they thought we could eat the rending straight from the serving bowl! Waiter also forced us to pay service charge even after complaining that service was terrible, food was cold and not made to preferences, he had the cheek to say it’s not a takeaway and everyone has to pay! Service charge is not a legal obligation. I gave up trying to reason with the waiter, it was pointless, he wasn’t even trying to understand. Do yourself a favour, there’s so many better places around this area!

We came here for a pre theatre meal and the food was well cooked and tasty. Loved the tofu curry and the prawn tempura. Most of the locals were having hot pot and if we had had more time, we would definitely have tried this.

Best Hotpot in London, hidden gem.

Fantastic value and freshness for hotpot! Wife selection and refill is very quick. 100% best all you can eat hotpot place in London.

Hotpot is marvelous! The boss (I don’t know if she is) is super nice! I have eaten there three times and have given Amway to many friends around me! Strong recommendation

My husband and I love Indonesian food, so we were looking forward to trying this ‘authentic’ restaurant. The food was very bland. There was no lemongrass in the ‘lemongrass chicken’. The satay sauce looked like baby sick drizzled with soy sauce. Far from the rich dark colours in Indonesia. They added a 10% service charge and then had the cheek to ask for an extra tip when we paid. Server was not happy when we declined. Overall very disappointed and certainly won’t be returning.

The worst Indonesian food I have ever had. A "doubtful chicken" in a curry that doesn't taste like curry in a sauce that is hot, no, that burns, even though only one chilli appears on the menu. Lousy! And in addition to all this, which is not even worth the price it is worth, they allow themselves the luxury of almost "demanding" the tip from you. Never ever!

Food comes with a health warning! The lamb was out of date! Tasted disgusting and asked the waitress for refund which she obliged. The satay was chewy and tasteless so was the rendang , which tasted like curry beef but chewy ! Avooooiiid this restaurant ! This is not Indonesian restaurant the worst food I’ve ever taste!! Don’t waste your money to come here

Do not visit this restaurant absolutely waste of time - with deco from the 70s and worn down seating paint peeling from ceiling. Plastic fruit deco absolute disappointment. Took long time to find a halal place to eat whilst visiting China town. China Town over rated only few places catering halal it was my first and last time to this restaurant and China Town. Seriously If you want good food with variety come to Ilford Esssex. The noodles were dry the salad few shreds of cucumber looked dry and without any taste of freshness or crunch. Service was shambles with the young man leaving the napkins and spoon and fork left on the corner of our table. No sauces given we had to call out loud for a someone to provide same and the young lad who served us seemed as if he wished he was somewhere eise. Honestly don’t waste your money or time at this awful restaurant!!! If I could I would not even give it one star!!!!

loved how it was halal and in a good location. tasted amazing

First Indonesian meal - and last if this is typical. Chicken was grisly with lots of skin. Dreadful. Not for me

I had one of the most memorable lunches of my life here.

Visited late afternoon on the 4th of July the place was empty, and we had very attentive service from a very pleasant waitress. More customers arrived after a few minutes. The food was surprisingly competitively priced, and was on the whole quite good. My wife suspected that the chicken had been re-heated as it was was slightly tough. On the whole it was a pleasant late lunch. The sharing starter was very good and I ate too much of it to be able to finish my main course. I took most of the main course home with me. However they still provided us with a complimentary dessert (Banana fritters & ice cream Indonesian style). The only thing I would not recommend are the chairs which are in desperate need of re-upholstering; being obviously heavily worn and second hand. I would recommend a visit.

One of our regular spots. Delicious and dependable and one of the best spots in Chinatown to eat in

"Insult to Indonesians" I'm gobsmacked how incredibly bad the food was. We ordered pretty basic, rendang, nasi goreng, and sate ayam. We had to force ourselves to eat it and finished just half between us. Won't be back again. Worst Indonesian restaurant in the world! Plus I think the restaurant aren't running well and therefore rent it out to a Chinese hot pot as different people serve them. If you ever had really nice Indonesian food, don't ruin it by coming here. You'll regret it. We just threw £40 away. When asked the staff, she said her boss was Indonesian. Hard to believe with this quality of food! -From an Indonesian-

Food was not great. Refused to pay service charge but they still forced me to pay it by changing the order price. They thought they were smart by changing the dish price. Don’t recommend this place 👎

It's OK. Based on our visit on the evening of June 7th, 24. I wish I had read the reviews first. The bakso broth was mediocre. Nasi uduk is nothing like I had eaten, in not a good way, although the prawn was nicely cooked. The fried peanuts were chewy, when they were supposed to be crunchy. The chicken with sweet black soy sauce was OK, as was the duck laksa.

I’m here for the hotpot. Super nice! Everyone should try 滷味🤩

The hotpot experience was really great. You have loads of time with quite a decent amount of options to add to your hotpot.

This place not only has some great authentic Indonesian food, but the most lovely and helpful staff. Would recommend this place :)

Mie goreng so good. Portions v generous

Dont go there !!! You wont get the taste of Indonesian cuisine ! I order a Rendang Ayam and it hasn't the taste of Rendang : it was just a regular curry and the chicken as the vegetabes weren't fresh !!!

I visited this place over the weekend, upon arrival i was told i could not have a seat by an angry man, he did not attempt at reseating us. and considering the restaurant was empty it is not fair, the service was horrible and completely unacceptable, this is not a welcoming environment and i would recommend any people to not come here i have never seen a place so disrespectful. if it was possible i would give absolutely no stars

Food was great and affordable. Customer service was brilliant. If you’re in the China town region in London, definitely check this place out. Personally would revisit.

A big scam. Nothing Indonesian but low level Chinese cooking style . They should change the name to avoid cheating people who come for Indonesian food. A big disappointment. We used to lived in Indonesia Malaysia Singapore ( and also china ) we know what is authentic and what is fake.

The complete fried rice was pretty good. Service was nice too

Food lacked so much flavour and the chicken was fried and tasted super try. The chicken tasted like it has been frozen and that was a bit disappointing because I wanted to taste the authenticity of the Indonesian flavour. When asked if service tip is included the server said no and my husband told me that it is included so I double tipped the waiter because he lied to me. I don’t like that because I try to support this restaurant but when you lie to my face it makes me not want to go back. So you lost a customer for sure.

Really nice dumplings 🥟. Satay was ok. Main courses were disappointing - the squid had a very heavy batter on it which killed it for me, not sure what the sauces were trying to be.

Nice Indonesian restaurant with good vibes and food. Not quite there with the beef Rendang (more like an Indian curry) but noodles and dumplings were nice

They say in the front door "The authentic flavour of Indonesia" and... Wow! Yes they have it! Everything is so delicious, just like home made.

One of the worst buffet you could find, the potion is small, and they charge you 10% of tips automatically without informing you, and ask you for gratuity? I did not notice that final price would include both tips and gratuity, while the food quality and service is just average.

Lovely and authentic Indonesian food.

Food is ok. Ordered the hotpot. Quite crowded. The most unbearable thing is that I started cleaning the floor before I finished eating. The disinfectant smells very strong. This is not a very polite way of chasing people away.

I have tried to call the restaurant the way they answered my call was very impolite, and hang up the phone on my face.

This is a tourist trap!!! The dishes here do NOT taste Indonesian at all!!! Ordered Rendang…what was that??? The rendang at Borough Market is way more authentic.

Food was delicious. The laksa daging was incredible! What a flavour. With beef and tofu and potato all perfectly cooked. The nasi goreng is good and sambal ayam also delicious. But I'll be coming back for the laksa daging!

They provide Chinese food, so if you're seeking for Indonesian food, don't come here.

Went to Nusa Dua and ordered the nasi padang and nasi uduk and tahu telur. These dishes did not taste Indonesian whatsoever. It tasted like Chinese food made with ingredients used to make those Indonesian dishes for example an egg omelette was made with some tofu and had a peanuts dipping sauce to go ontop of it. The nasi uduk was like a stir fried sweet and sour prawns. The servers spoke Indo but that was the most Indo the restaurant was unfortunately. The restaurant was pretty chaotic as it was combined with a hot pot restaurant also.

The worst Indonesian foods that I ever had. The service is good. I didn’t try the hot pot, but there were many people coming for hot pot.

The food was great but The service was terrible. The guy downstairs was kind of irritated and he seldom replied to our request.He threw the plates and chopsticks on our table which made a big noise. This really affected me and my friend's moods of eating here and they charged us for service which is not fair.

came here for hotpot and hotpot is great. 10/10 - my taiwanese friend took me here and recommended it.

Ridiculous service, when I want order, the waiter said:" wait, wait, I don't have time".

I am sorry but who writes these reviews. Need to go out more often. That was really awful and tasteless..I have been to Indonesia and really do not taste Indonesian food at all.. customer service is zero.. how can it be halal when you serving pork on the menu. I do not recommend this place at all.. I usually don't write reviews.. but I think this time it needed to be done...I guess the hot pot might be different. But other things on the menu really not nice. The lamb is like eating wood... So overcook and the chicken satay..I can do better than that. And that sauce was disgusting.. better buy a packet of mee goreng for 50p would have been more satisfying...

There is zero custom service here. We waited over 10 minutes to be acknowledged at the door. If we didn't have a reservation we wouldn't have waited. No staff spoke to us but we were pointed to a table. We sat down at the table , after removing the cleaning spray from the chair and moving food trolley to get to our seats. We then waited over 15 minutes without being seen to. We felt like we were invisible!!! We left without ordering. Needless to say, not a venue I'll be returning too.

Service does not exist. This restaurant mainly attracts Chinese customers. They take advantage of these people and treat them like pigs. The server was also Chinese and was rude to us since the moment we walked in to the restaurant. He also emphasized that service charge is “compulsory”. Many Chinese restaurants use these excuses to fool Chinese students, just so the they can get a few extra pennies. After arguing with the server and telling him that, in the UK, service charge is optional. The restaurant then refused to serve us, so we walked out of the place. Terrible service and pure rudeness

Honestly, the food is beautiful, wonderful and halal, so far the best restaurant and Indonesian food I have tried in my life Excellent service and somewhat reasonable prices, but worth it.

Don't waste your money. Certainly didn't taste like the food I'd eaten in Bali!! The meat had extremely fatty unable to eat it!!

伦敦火锅性价比第一名。吃的两人自助，卤味很好吃。冻柠茶也很不错。

Many different choices of food for all you can eat hotpot with good quality. The place is too tight tho.

Satay was absolutely awful, tasteless stone cold, and an invented version at that! the Nasi goreng couldn't get anymore blander if they tried. Waste of money. The waiter was fantastic and run off his feet. I made sure to tip him.

Extremely bland and not authentic at all. Satay wasn't Indonesian satay peanut sauce was disgusting, absolutely disgusting and tasteless. Nasi goreng tasteless.

The food here was good, although some people have mentioned it is not Authentic Indonesian food. However, this was an enjoyable experience with my family and I recommend to others, I suggest trying the chicken dumplings.

We had the lunch which came quickly but was pretty flavourless. Really uninspired food with no flavour not Indonesian - avoid

Please, get a new chef, the squid is not meant to be so stiff for my teeth to fall out, they started explaining the type of fish they used that was the reason why LOL, chicken wings tasted like oily skin and the shrimp tasted chewy uncooked no flavour, i even complained about the platter of 2 and they were being cheap and still charged us. I WILL KEEP WRITING INTERVIEWS UNTILL U SHUT DOWN 0/10 i have 100k followers on social media and i will post about this experience. £52 down the drain :) reach out on ‪+44 7376 761110‬ if u want to fix this.

Had one of their lunch sets here. First of all the food here was great, the aubergine sambal is to die for and they give you a big portion of rice so you can actually share for two. The malay waiter was kind and took time to explain the menu to us. The downside, the portion of the chicken and beef on the set was extremely disproportionate to the amount of rice that was given. After paying, the cashier handed me the receipt while back facing me and did not even say thank you? It really killed the vibe of the restaurant.

Doesn't taste like Indonesian food. Overall its ok, had seat when everywhere else was full. We were 9 people seated in undergound seating, does not look too clean :( My other Indonesian friends mentioned this place was good until the owner changed or smthn. Asked for some Indonesian food to the waiter in bahasa Indonesia and he could not even understand. Had rendang, was not like Sumatran rendang. Because its slurry, used different spice, and different texture. Who eat rendang with shrimp crackers 🙄 and a soup? Whatever soup that was. Rendang is eaten with rice, stewed veggies and have specific taste and sauce. This does not look like it or taste like it at all. The only thing I enjoyed was kangkung. Overpriced as well. The food was just generic Asian food. This is not an Indonesian food. Don't claim it as 'Indonesian' 🙄

food was mid and not authentic as i thought it would be.

The best food I had in central London. The Nasi Kempit & Satay were amazing. Staff was helpful to find us table. It was open during christmas while many closed which was a life savior for us.

Great food and Value for money. Would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for great tasting halaal food.

Food was okay, but not authentic.

Extremely expensive for what it is! The quality of food is not worth. Although halal, it also serves pork. All the furniture are so worn out. The staff rushes us to order the food by standing by our table the whole time (it was not a busy time) and they also rushed to clear our table. Overall very disappointing!

Pro: Very fast service Cons: Very bland taste of food when it should have been flavourful Overall: Spend your money elsewhere

As an Indonesian, this is more like Asian cuisine. I order Nasi Uduk Lengkap, I have never ever heard nasi uduk accompanied by seafood (more like sweet & sour prawn). The rice is like dumped into coconut milk. Teri and the peanuts are kinda cold. The service is very rushed, they ask if we are ready to order every 2 mins. The atmosphere is very noisy and hectic. The first time, you come they will offer a hotpot (not even Indonesian menu !!) Just rename the restaurant to some Asian name. Don't use Indonesian name for this kind of food.

the food was FLAVOURLESS!!, for set C the soup was tiny, very tiny and it was absolutely flavourless and tasted like hot boiled water with a scent of coriander. The noodles and side dishes were pretty good though and they had quite a savourfull flavour, yet the ayam dumplings were nasty!! the chicken felt raw and there was barely any filling in it. Moving into the service, we had to wait close to over 25 minutes and not worth at all, and when it came to eating we werent even given chopsticks as we looked foreign..

The soto was plain, when I shared the feedback it was ignored. Satay sauce was watery. Felt it was rushed. I went to taste authentic food, left dissatisfied and disappointed.

We had high hopes when we saw this Indonesian restaurant. But how that hope diminished within minutes upon entering. The tables and chairs were so tightly packed leaving a small space to walk. Even before we ordered our food, we already felt uncomfortable after being ushered to a table snuck in between two other tables, my chair can hardly be pushed out! The table I'm at smells of fish, stale and the whole place reeks. And the food, oh dearie me...the worst Indonesian food we ever tasted! Is it even Indonesian? I do NOT think so because I have had proper Indonesian food before in Jakarta, Bandung, Bali, Medan, Singapore and Malaysia. The tahu telur served was just an oily deep fried omelette with a few small pieces of tofu. Tahu telur should not be flat and chewy but crispy and tin high. I ordered the nasi padang and it was a joke! It is NOT nasi padang. The beef rendang was more like watered down curry than rendang and the beef? What beef? Only fats! Totally disgusting. The fish curry was covered in jelly slimy like texture and it was sweet and oily. There are no vegetables but a few slices of cucumber and tomatoes with two crackers that accompanied my so called nasi padang. I can't even eat it. The only consolation was the mie bakso, although the bakso balls are tiny the soup was alright. For the price you paid it is definitely not worth coming back again. Other diners who had ordered the hotpot seem to be enjoying their food. Perhaps Nusa dua should stick to serving hotpot & Chinese cuisine instead. And please don't bother to use the toilet...the hand dryer is disgusting! Mouldy and chalky at the same time. Yucks!

Food was ok but honestly I don’t think it’s an Indonesian restaurant per say. Yes it has nasi padang and all of that but the rendang doesn’t really taste like rendang and the meehon goreng taste like it needs more ingredients. Looking at the menu and the people working I would think it’s more of a Chinese restaurant.

The food was good and the staff and the owners were really nice 👌

Halal Indonesian restaurant. I took the meal C with chicken shrimp and noodles. It was delicious

It turns into an all you can eat hotpot place now and it’s actually quite good😍 Although the meat (beef and lamb) were not of high quality but they were okay. And we love the wide selection of food provided👌🏻 Staff were nice and friendly

We went on Sunday 9:30pm, i have been here few times and always go for the beef rendang, this time i ordered it was just a curry rather than what i normally have maybe i went for wrong option!. but as it was past 10… because they served us late. ( so i Requested time Change so others didn’t get denied) we got lucky they still served us even though the kitchen was closed. we ate until 10:30, it was quiet and nice, and the shop workers ate left overs. Coconut rice is my fav, and the chicken satay is a lil dr, but with the penut butter and soy sauce i absolutely love. Im not confident enough to eat hot pot yet. Heh. They got my sisters order wrong the curry, but she wasn’t a big fan of the food, unlike me. C: I do not suggest the noodles its so dry. Good for halal food. £20-25 per head. Toilets available.

Amazing food! Made with love. Very kind staff, nice and warm restaurant. Super busy which felt like a great sign🤗I had the tofu with peanut sauce (never had anything better before!), vegetable balls, spring rolls and crunchy potato. Quick service and very tasty!

Amidst the splendor of our day in central London, ravenous hunger drove us to seek solace in Nusadua. Expecting culinary nirvana, the formidable queue outside the restaurant hinted at an extraordinary feast. Yet, as we languished in the queue, a sinister discrimination unfolded before us. Chinese patrons effortlessly bypassed us, conspiring with the manager to leapfrog the queue. Enduring this diabolical injustice, we eventually found ourselves relegated to the worst table in the establishment. Perusing the menu, we made our selections, ordering main dishes and an 3 extra portion of rice. Thirsty for a Coke, our pleas for the elusive beverage went unanswered, leaving us parched and despondent. After an agonizing 30 minutes, three mains materialized, accompanied by a single bowl of rice. Two dishes seemed palatable, but the third resembled the murky waters of a South Sudanese river, with repulsive chunks that could star in a water aid advert – a sight that would prompt UNICEF to dispatch aid with urgency. Despite the horrors on our friend's plate, we soldiered through the meal, only to discover the lone bowl of rice equated to three portions – a ludicrous revelation. Another 35 minutes elapsed before my food materialized, subjecting my three friends to the torment of watching me indulge. Confronting the staff, their feeble excuse of being "busy" crumbled in the face of our outrageous ordeal, leaving us to ponder the depths of the culinary abyss we had unwittingly entered.

Worst ever experience here in food and price

Avoid the Beef Rendang! So bland, my toddler ended up eating some of the meat! The beef had all the fat stuck with the meat! The meat had all the jelly fat with all the pieces! Never seen that before! Such a disappointment! No wonder it has poor reviews!

Not an authentic Indonesian place. To be honest it's an insult to label this Indonesian.The flavour profile was just wrong, no other way to explain it. Try Bali Bali down the road of you're after something authentic.

Halal price little higher then the service and food

This was such a depressing experience. THE RENDANG WAS CREAMY??!?!?!??! Looks like they used a curry paste from a supermarket. Can you not just get the actual ingredients and slow cook it so it is actually a slow cooked, aromatic spicy beef stew?? Is it that hard to do when I spend so much money on it?????? The rice looked like it was dumped on my plate like a student at uni at 2am. In terms of customer service, its really cramped in the restaurant and they came up to me 3 times within 1 min to ask what I wanted to order?? Very rushed and felt stressed being there.

Je mets la note de 3/5 car j’ai plusieurs commentaires à faire. - je trouve le prix très excessif pour le menu avec boisson (environ 35~ par tête…) - les repas sont bien garnis, même trop qu’on a pris à l’emporter et que je me suis permise de le donner à un mendiant car je n’aime pas le gaspillage. - nos places étaient je crois proche des cuisines car nous étions au sous-sol avec un grand congélateur à nos côtés… pas foufou la déco. - petit + où le serveur m’a renversé une soupe de poulet sur mon manteau et s’est excusé mille fois mais aucun geste n’a été fait, au contraire on a payé pleins pots + ça nous demandait le 12,5% que j’ai refusé de donner 😂 Mais dans l’ensemble c’était bon!

Small restaurant withVery delicious food and great portions.

Idk what’s going on here with this restaurant. They claim if is Indonesian restaurant but the taste of foods far from my own Indonesian foods. I ordered 1 nasi padang, 1 dendeng balado, 1 coconut rice but there is no coconut inside the ride just a plain steam rice. The beef rendang omg, just too far from actually beef rendang from Indonesia and too oily. They said Ayam Sambal but I didn’t find any sambal on it only oil🥹 idk why my dendeng come with beef for grill not actually beef for dendeng. Not enjoy my foods and feels like Chinese restaurant rather than Indonesian restaurants.

Best dumplings ever Had a dinner last night at Nusa Dua, just randomly popped in with a friend without any expectations, never been there before. I ordered beef dumplings and they were just perfect. Succulent and tender, they were a great choice on a rainy evening. Will be back there.

Attentive and friendly service. A friend told me about this place where they had hotpot before which was surprising considering this is an Indonesian restaurant, but I liked how they reserved a little area for this to happen. £26.80 per person for an all-you-can eat hotpot buffet was a great deal with an array of unique soup bases and refills on dishes we liked. Our coconut and chicken soup base was delicious and aromatic; the dishes we ordered were great as well, except the lotus root slices.

Don't waste your time going here...1 star feels too generous. Food was very average, and the service was terrible. Awfully rude people, who demanded we pay a service charge as we wanted to pay on card. We refused to pay it as the service was so awful, so they stated we could only pay in cash. I was shouted at across the restaurant by a rude male member of staff, with all the other members of staff all ignoring what was happening. We paid in cash in the end (after I had to run to a cash point) and left. Will never return

everyone here is eating steamboat. the national dish of indonesia. real legit stuff

The price for the dish i ate was quite high. Taste wise its good. I liked it . Their peanut sauce was not that tasty

Wzięliśmy Lunch nr 2, część jedzenia okej, ale kurczak suchy (no i mega ostry) i jeden a la "placek ziemniaczany" bardzo twardy. Zupa ok. Dało się zjeść, ale rewelacji nie było niestety.

This was a great meal that really took from a place of feeling that I appreciate living in London, to wondering if with food like this it might just be one of the best place in the world. I had "set lunch B" ,as pictured, and when I examined the drinks as though I wasn't quite financially capable of drinking £4 extra coconut juice, the waiter kindly assumed to get tap water as standard. To this moment, I'm still unsure whether it was fact that the beef was well cooked and curried like my mum does that quashed my home sickness, or because I have admiration for it that can only be likened to a mother's love. The noodles were a little salty, which could be mediated with either of thw crackers or the vegetables from the soup. Don't quite like tomatoes, how were they to know, and when a quarter of a singular noodle fell on the table, it pained me to know I would not devour it myself. Lastly, they were very catering to both halal and vegetarian diet requirements.