Old Chang Kee in City of London, Westminster

Très bon service et personnel très aimable Excellent rapport qualité prix ! Idéal pour découvrir la cuisine de Singapour !

Expensive and mediocre food. The chicken rendang is so bad, watery, no spices and tastes like curry. No soy sauce for customers, even if you want to pay for it. Avoid, better Malaysian/Singapore food in Bayswater!

My first time eating food from Singapore. It was super delicious. I would come back, definitely. The staff is super nice and gave me recommendations. Great place to have a good dinner.

Had lunch here today and it was delicious packed with flavour and taste. Had a traditional Singapore curry with steamed rice packed with chicken and potatoes. Very tasty served with a side of fried chicken with a lychee and lemongrass ice drink. A great little find on my way back to Goodge Street tube station well worth a visit…brings back memories of my visits to Singapore.

Came here recently with friends for the first time for lunch, having heard good things through word of mouth. Staff are very friendly and food tasted great! The place is quite small with a few seats though, so seemed like a lot of people get food to go. Overall, a great first impression!

Do NOT GO THERE..... chicken spring roll has NO chicken. Can of drink is £3.50. Spring rolls were cold and not crispy.... this place should be shut

Lovely curry puffs .. 2 and its a meal for 7 quid. I like the chicken ones and my wife the vegetarian. Went twice last week and on the second visit I had the curry laksa .. which was just ok.

Excellent food, fast friendly service. We popped in for a quick lunch at the promise of curry puffs and we’re so pleased we did.

Great little street food place. The curry pastry are delicious ! Nice authentic flavours. Definitely worth trying if you’re in the area

Yummy curry puffs! Yummy laksa! Small space but awesome when you're looking for a smaller casual bite and not wanting to sit in a more formal dining experience. Great for take away too! Curry puffs were super flavorful. Laksa could use a little more salt but overall still tasty! Would definitely come back for more puffs.

Found this place when we were walking past and there was a queue outside………always a good sign!! My husband had Singapore Laksa Noodles, which is noodles in broth with prawns, tofu and a boiled egg and I had tofu and mixed vegetable curry. The food was absolutely fantastic, so tasty and well presented. We quickly ordered a side of vegetable spring rolls and my husband had a beef rendang puff. All the food tasty, fresh and filling. The are not many tables in the place but we were lucky enough to get one. The food is outstanding and we will return.

Very good food for a friendly price. We can't complain about anything really, the staff was very friendly and welcoming. If you're staying in London, this might be a great place to order a meal. Thank you, for a nice experience!

I have been meaning to try Old Chang Kee which is famous for its curry puffs. Finally made an effort to try one lunch time because they had my favourite pandan drink. After queuing for a while I was served but sadly that day they ran out of ice so I didn't bother with the food and went back another day. Their social media team were very helpful and responded unlike some other restaurants where they don't and assured me they would have it the very next day and offered a free drink on my next visit. As a pandan fan, I went the very next day as I couldn't wait and had the curry puff with egg as well. It is best to visit after 1:45 when the queue dies down. Their curry puffs are basically like Jamaican patties and Cornish Pasties filled with chicken curry and a wedge of egg. Overall, it makes a nice filler in the afternoon and doesn't break the bank. Next to the star of the show was the my favourite pandan drink, it was really impressive as it was not too sweet with smooth sago and grass jelly. The crushed ice is definitely essential as it balances out he heavily of the creamy coconut. Will certainly return and try the mala chicken puff.

The curry puffs here are as good as in Singapore. Crunchy and tasty. The place itself is very small, but it's worth at least taking away a few different types of curry puffs. They also have laksa; haven't tried it but it looked good. It's challenging to find good laksa in London. Since this is a Singapore establishment, I'd be surprised if it wasn't pretty good.

Utterly yummy! Pastry was melt in the mouth. Drooling and want more! Definitely going on our to be visited again on our next London trip... Mayne this one!

Only had a curry puff. Like a little pasty stuffed full of what i assume was chicken, i didn’t ask, and chopped hard boiled egg, it was great and reasonable at £3.50.

Well what a delight the curry puffs are out of this world the pastry is just the best, we like these so much we had 6! (Not all at once) we also tried the chicken and beef ragdan and this was beautiful, shame there’s not one in our home town it would our new fav

Really tasty curry puff and rice snack box. We really enjoyed eating here, and the price was such good value for Convent Garden. Would definitely visit again. Highly recommended

Their curry potato puff is currently my absolute favorite food. The place is small but charming. I would absolutely recommend.

the food is ok la, the price is good, it is not like a restaurant experience, it is served on paper plates which is ok for what is it the prices ok the portion big. the staff still having the mask on which is good....

Queued outside. In front of me, happy British customers getting a slice of "Singapore". Behind me Singaporeans arguing if it is worth feeling sick and whether it will even be worth it. At 7 sgd for "spicy napa" pastry, having tried curry puff with egg...

The food here is amazing. Very tasty and different types to choose from. Quick and friendly service.

Old Chang Lee sells famous Singaporean street food snacks. The most famous being their curry puffs. The pastry is buttery and flaky and the fillings are delicious. A great place to stop off and have a snack on the go.

Lovely quick street food, friendly and helpful staff. The vegetarian choices were quite nice, but it was a shame there was no vegetable curry puff option. The carnivorous ones were excellent. It’s just the place to get a well priced snack (but not a full...

Enjoyed the chicken curry puff with a mild spicy taste. Delicious pastry with a lot of filling. Perfect for a quick snack There is outdoor seating ( uncovered)

Basically came in to try their famous chicken curry puffs. Bought 2 for a fiver. Verdict: tasted really good, would've been better if there was some sort of dipping sauce. Great pastry, filling was generous filled, would've been better if a touch more spicy but...

Found thia shop in Covent garden and hurriedly ordered nasi lemak and curry puffs for me and my wife and when I taste the nasi lemak it brought me back to when I was in Singapore and brought back memorable memories. Will devour the curry...

I LOOOOVE their “Singapore Laksa Noodle”. I go get it for lunch at least once a week, but literally, I could eat it everyday, any time of the day. I also usually get Lobster Flavor Balls and/or Fish Balls with it. They are tasty too....

The guy working there looked bored and wasn’t very accommodating. They didn’t have soya sauce or any condiments at all. They don’t serve hot drinks even though they have mugs displayed on the shelves. The food when it came tasted like re-heated frozen food which...

There was a poster on the inside which posed the question: "Is our food spicy?" It went on to say that despite Singapore once being the centre of the spice trade, Old Chang Kee's "food isn't intimidatingly hot". Instead, it clarifies: "We use Southeast Asian...

finally tried the one & the only @oldchangkeeuk⁣ 🇸🇬 🇸🇬⁣ ⁣⁣ I have been wanting to try #currypuffs from Singapore for the longest time! 🤩🤩🤩⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ I got the signature curry puff without egg and it was so tasty! It’s a pretty big curry puff,...

My partner always has to get us something spicy from here - one for now and a second for when we get home - it never lasts till we get home tbh.

Absolutely beautiful food. Bought some curry puffs, spring rolls and lobster balls. Highly recommend it if you want to eat whilst walking or take back to your apartment for a meal.

Had passed this a few days ago and thought it a good place to try seeing as it was miserable outside, food took a few minutes to arrive and I could smell the herbs and spices from the laksa, but sadly I was not taken...

Have tried this a few times for lunch as I work in the area. Have to say it’s disappointing. My favourite dish is laksa so whenever I find a new one I have to try it. For the price £8 there isn’t enough food in...

Made our way to Old Chang Kee in London and was absolutely blown away with the accurate flavours of our local Singaporean cuisine exported all the way to London! The curry puffs that we are all familiar with are the same here except bigger. Love...

Must confess I have never eaten at a Old Chang Kee cafe in Singapore (because there are too many other good food to resort to OCK).When the London branch opened, I thought here was the chance. How disappointed I was to find the taste (curry...

Old Chang Kee is a tiny restaurant in Covent Garden that serves the most delicious pasties I've had in London. Extremely friendly staff/owner and great food... a new stop for me whenever we visit London.

Convenient location but the fried laksa rice is bit disappointing. The rice is all soft and lumps together. Each grain is not defined like good fried rice. Would’ve given 2 stars but staff are friendly.

Every time I’m in London I make a point of stopping by this spot. They have awesome curry puffs! They are a real treat and worth the effort of getting to the store no matter where you are staying in London.

I am a Singaporean living overseas and now the nearest Old Chang Kee to me happens to be in London, so i had to visit it when I was there for a holiday. Had the signature curry puffs and it didn't taste 100% like home,...

Their signature curry puffs are the star of the menu. Satisfying spicy and the fillings varies with the menu. The curry on rice is a good choice cooked In Singaporean/Malaysian style - The portions are big and I had leftovers.

We were invited here by our Niece. They have 3 small tables only, so we were lucky to get a seat. It is more of a take-away than a sit down. But the food tasted good, we tried the Laksa, and the 'dry' Laksa, the...

Very disappointed. Maybe it is the type of potatoes used or the lack of skill, nothing like what I had in Singapore, prices are absurd too but then it is London.

Having lived in KL and Spore for years and eaten many curry puffs there, I was excited to visit the London branch. Instead of the curry puffs I decided to have chicken curry. It was nice, with decent chicken, and I enjoyed it but there...

I’d been meaning to try this place for a while. They have chains all over the place (have a look at their glitzy website). Having tried various real deal Singapore curry puffs/pasties (or Curry'O - as they’ve been rebranded by OCK) in Singapore - including...

Bought the signature curry puffs, tasted okay but the ones in Singapore seem to have more chicken and the egg taste was more pronounced. It was okay but did not inspire a craving to return for more.

I was happy to discover my favourite snak in singapore has opened in London. I made my way to the estabishment which is close to Leicester square. The place is modest with a few small tables and chairs and can't really accommodate a large crowd....

I tried the signature curry puff and I was literally blown away from how good it was! The puff was soft and the curry was warming me up from the slightly chilly weather. I already know I'll go back again and I'm going miss it...

Amazing! Old school curry puff that I grew up on! They serve laksa too. I’ve never had the fried version and it was awesome! If you find it a drag to head all the way into Covent Garden, they have s Deliveroo service too!

Ordered the chicken curry puff and chicken spring roll and they both were delicious! Just the right savory blend of spices and perfect on a cold day! A must try if ever in Covent Garden. Such friendly staff, too!

Reasonably authentic, pleasantly surprised, good sized portions. More and better seating would be a bonus.....plus the inclusion of a toilet for customers.

What we ordered: Singaporean Chicken Curry - 3 / eat in Dry Chicken Curry - 3 / take away Fried Laksa Noodles - 3 / take away Creamy Chicken and Mushroom Puff - 5 / eat in & take away Curry Chicken and Potato Puff...

This place is like the Greggs of Singapore. The puffs are really nice, the spices are not overbearing and great for a cold day. They are definitely worth the hype. They're under £3 each, but you can get for for £10's. I've not tried the...

Good curry puffs but of course nit as great as the ones done in Singapore but will anyhow brighten the London scene. Laksa was so so, nasi lemak better but I got the sense that the tastes have been toned down to cater for the...

The place is tiny so don't go on a cold day because every time the door opens, you'll freeze. I went for Laksa and curry puffs. The curry puffs are not puffy at all but made with hard pastry. More like Cornish Pastie pastry. The...

Having eaten at many Old Chang Kees in Singapore, I was eager to try this branch in London - which I recently found out to have opened a while ago. I had one of the Lunch Specials, which came with a nasi lemak and a...

I do like a savoury pastry and the chicken curry puff was tasty and filling and OK value at £2.80. Really liked the Singapore coffee- hot sweet and milky on a cold afternoon. Downside is its not halal as I found out afterwards (oops)

Nothing better than the taste of home away from home! Featuring a more extensive menu than back in SG (such as laksa nasi lemak & curry chicken rice), the lobster balls are especially delectable!

Stumbled across this place as I was about to stroll into Tesco. Thankfully the array of delicious looking Singaporean curry puffs in the display cabinet saved me from a boring supermarket meal deal! This place is a must try and even if you don't like...

I have always struggled to find really authentic Singaporean food in the UK. My search is at an end. Just as good as I remembered from the stalls in Singapore. It is a shame that it is such a small shop, but totally understandable. Now,...

After walking past this venue on a daily basis I was surprised it took me this long to try it our for lunch and now I'm glad I did. I only ate the Singaporean Chicken Curry with jasmine rice so can only comment on that...

I love spicy, especially Malay/Singaporean food so was very happy when I stumbled over this outlet. Ordered the dry chicken curry which was quite tasty but disappointed by the single-use containers used to serve people who dine-in. A huge amount of paper and plastic per...

After hearing so much from colleagues about this place and their Lobster stick I just had to go and try them for myself. I had the Mushroom and chicken puff witch was amazing really enjoyed it however the Lobster Sticks were no lobster it was...

I got all enthused having been to Laksamania the other day to know there's another authentic Singapore eatery in town. So today I went into town for some business I could have done at home, just so I could come in after. I'd read that...

The curry puffs are the only thing you should be touching here, they are incredible. I just want to keep eating them untill I round and fat. I have however also tried the curry hear and although it was pretty tastey, it was small and...

Came here for a pre-theatre bite and wasnt disappointed. Very tasty very filling pretty spicy and a free curry puff with your meal, what more could you ask for! Would recommend.

Since I left Singapore, it was a bit hard to find real Singaporean food in London. Today I went to Old Chang Kee in London. Wow! these puffs seem to be same taste as the ones I ate at VivoCity in Singapore. I don’t remember...

This is Singaporean Street food at it's best. I am not one for Singaporean, Malaysian, Indian or Indonesian food but I thought I would give it a go. I was pleasantly surprised though as the food was not as spicy as what I thought it...

Having frequented Singapore on multiple occasions when Old Chang Kee decided to open in London we were very very pleased!! The flavours are exactly the same as the Singapore branches and the pastry and filling flavoursome and balanced perfectly. We had the Chicken Puff with...

Tried this restaurant for the first time on 11/08/18 (never had any idea about the chain's history).. went for the Dry Chicken curry with rice and a Singaporean chicken & potato puff (which was included in the main meal's price of 6.80).. Being an Indian...

After reading a review on Hot Dinners, I headed to Old Chang Kee on New Row. I ordered a lobster ball skewer, the Singapore Laksa (comes with a free curry puff) and a potato curry puff. The lobster skewer was absolutely delicious, thoroughly enjoyed it....

Found it totally by accident while taking a walk from Covent Garden to Trafalgar Square. It is a well established eatery in Singapore and the local version is pretty good especially the curry puffs.

My partner and I discovered this tiny eatery in Covent Garden yesterday. We ordered 2 types of curry chicken rice dishes and they were wonderful. To top it, we were given free puffs as a promotion and they were as good. We will definitely go...

Came in for their famous curry but very disappointed very soggy in the middle and not so authentic. Their Nasi lemak even worst, not so 'coconut' rice with very sweet sambal and tasteless authentic chicken curry. Oh their forgot my egg in my Nasi lemak...

Cheap (2 for £5) for central London standards and tasty for something a bit different. The space inside is small and designed for take aways although you could sit down at a small table for a casual quick meal.

Went here with a friend who was feeling nostalgic about the brand fromSingapore. Nasi lemack was really good with a spicy kick and got the Singaporean seal of approval. Chicken drumlets are unique to London. With the spicy oil that was soaking around the bottom...

Popped in for a quick lunch and had the nasi lemak chicken curry and a couple of curry puffs. The curry was full of flavour - just spicy enough to be interesting but didn't leave me gasping for water. The puffs were light and flaky...

Filling, affordable, tasty fast food isn’t always easy to come by in central London. Old Chang Kee ticks all these boxes for me. I picked up a Signature Puff as a quick snack before an event nearby last week ...and it filled me up so...

Disappointing!!!This Curry puff is not made with puff pastry, no puff at all! I can make better curry puff at home. Singapore Curry lakes is a small bowl with little noodle, a few tiny shrimps, bits of fried tofu and bean sprouts. It was not...

Please don’t go eat here food is handled disgusting I found hair in my food, overly priced and spiced.