Phat Phuc Noodle Bar in Kensington and Chelsea

Was in the area and stumbled across this place ~ had no idea how iconic it is?! The prawn Laksa was absolutely delicious & the service was incredible- I will be back with friends asap 😫❤️ already hungry again thinking about it!

I have been coming here since my teenage years and every time I have been back, I have always been impressed with the food. Phat Phuc has continued to serve delicious food and provide great service. On this occasion I ordered vegetable springrolls as a starter and then for a main the chicken with jasmine rice. The springrolls were freshly made, crispy and most importantly was tasty. They were also a good portion size that is worthy of being a starter. While for the chicken and jasmine rice, it was freshly made, a big portion size and most importantly the chicken was succulent. The chicken was also well cooked and tasty. Overall, I am struggling to find any constructive feedback as my experience was excellent which was also accompanied by a hospitable service. I would recommend this to anyone who is in London to give it a try.

I went twice, need to queue, ordered prawn Laksa and beef pho, the broth is too salty, the prawn and beef are good, price ok, but I won't go again, easily find better Vietnamese in London.

The best Laksa I have tried!!!! Will visit again👍🏻

very delicious! shopkeepers are all very nice!

Beef River OK, Lasato OK The shrimps on the side of the lasa are frozen, but the shrimp intestines are not dried. To save time, he didn’t have any of the ingredients that Ushikawa had to prepare. I really would rather fly to the United States and eat for a while than eat again after you. The chicken dumpling is super dry and oily That duck skin roll, that skin is drying on the skin of my feet It's as if the canal has been rolled up and exposed, and I don't know how long it took. After I finished eating, I had stomachache twice, so I decided to weigh it myself. Went out to eat in Guildford today. It's raining and freezing today, and we have to queue up at four o'clock on Sunday. It takes half an hour to get to the train station by car. We need a rail replacement bus today, and it takes two to three minutes to get there and back. I asked him to post everything on his menu at once so that he wouldn’t have to wait in line. But I didn’t see his shrimp dumplings coming at all, so I thought he needed time to steam them. Originally there was no order placed, but the first order placed was shrimp dumplings No problem, OK But if he charges money, then he charges me The shrimp dumplings are not good enough Counting is not accurate It's impossible to have a waitress who is making noise like that. Follow me and force us to say that we want to eat two pounds of snacks😆 It's not about money, it's about eating snacks and if you don't let me eat them, I'll be angry Wrong count, why bother us? Where is my destination for returning to Hong Kong in 1 second? The attitude of Australian beef is not the same. The point is that Australian beef is delicious. Ask him about the order Ask him to bring a handwritten note to deal with us We obviously have cards, receipts and receipts but we don’t have it. In the end, I realized that I had miscalculated the number, but since we were still here, there was no need to apologize. I had already predicted that. Then he asked me which province I was in😆 and then listened to my Cantonese If you don't want me to have dinner with my friend, I'll be DLLM After staying with me, he told me that our dim sum was the best and asked me to come back for the next time? Zhong asked me if I wanted to eat desserts. I made you feel angry after eating them. Do you think I haven't had any snacks? 😆😆😆😆 I don’t expect service. The price is what it is, but does it mean it’s for people to make noise in the street? Does it mean it’s authentic to make noises and make noise to people here? I have eaten so much Vietnamese noodles. I don’t know how good the attitude of Vietnamese immigrants is. There are two good restaurants in the city center of Guildford and Woking. I have traveled a long way to eat with you? Seriously, I took the time to cook laksa, beef, and river. It’s so delicious that you can’t thank me enough. Fresh ingredients There are so many restaurants nearby and Michelin’s is better than yours. I want to eat a bowl of warm noodles in the cold place, and many Hong Kong people have introduced me to what I want to do first. No next time dllm

After seeing everyone rave about this place on Instagram, I had to go check it out. Unfortunately, it was one of those places that is completely overhyped. The Laksa broth is not packed with as many flavours as I thought it would be. The dumplings looked incredibly soft, but when you bite into them, they were incredibly dry from the inside. Once your food is served, no one comes to check in on you if you need anything so you’ll just have to get it yourself. I most definitely think there are other places that have more flavoursome laksa than this place .

FOOD: Taste great, served hot, big serving. Must-tries : Laksa, Pho & Pork bun. PRICE: Reasonably priced, bang for you buck. SERVICE: Fast & friendly, quick wait seated during peak hours

Really enjoyed my prawn laksa, very authentic and takes me back to having laksa in Asian countries. Quick efficient service

Updating from a 5 star to a 3 star as the food is still good but I don’t really eat there anymore as they’ve massively increased their prices since I reviewed 5 years ago.

Fast service. The food might not be as authentic as Asia but it does come very close. Having hot soup on a cold day in a makeshift restaurant has a different vibe. Go early to beat the rush.

Quick and easy service paired with delicious soul satisfying food yes please. Food was delicious and high quality with super fast service, will definitely be coming back here again

Phat Phuc noodle bar is a hidden gem that’s absolutely worth the hype! We had the Chicken Laksa and Pork Noodles, and both dishes were bursting with flavour rich, fresh, and incredibly satisfying. Yes, you have to queue, but the line moves quickly, and the staff are super accommodating, making sure everyone is looked after. Once you’re seated, the food comes out in under 10 minutes, which is impressive considering how busy they are. The whole experience is casual, vibrant, and well worth the wait. If you’re a fan of authentic, no frills Asian food, this spot is a must visit!

It was a wonderful place. I would say the laksa is the best in London. It's at a reasonable price, and all the staff were kind.

We love Phat Phuc xxxx Guaranteed a good hot hearty Laksa or Pho. We have yet to expand on the menu, but we know what we like lol. If you go at the right time, you can miss out the queues, we managed to go on a Monday mid afternoon. I do wish they did extra large bowls lolol

Tried laksa for the first time and it was great.

Found PHAT PHUC by a content creator on YouTube called GARY EATS. I think everyone should watch his review as I couldn't do as much justice as Gary. We had Beef Laska and Chicken Pho both were executed well. fresh ingredients and very flavoursome. Fully recommended a visit to this fabulous eatery. Big thankyou to all the lovely staff and owner that made our visit so memorable Mr & Mrs Micky Cheshire

I love this place. The food is great and the service is reliably quick, so great for a super tasty work lunch.

Love this place - always come for lunch. 10/10 for value, staff is super friendly and the food is consistently good. Highly recommend the roast pork on rice - for a pound extra you get it on egg fried rice and it’s amazing.

We had Prawn Laksa and Sticky Rice & Mango. Warm laksa is the best on a cold day. I'm not a big fan of coconut, but it was mild and had just the right amount of spiciness. While the sticky rice was still warm, I topped it with mango and finished it off as a dessert! However, the prices are so high that it only costs 4,000 yen! I groaned afterwards, so I wish I had only eaten camel. The store was busy and there was a line.

Ordered Dim Sums and Tofu-Veg Laksa - totally tasteless! Definitely not worth another visit or recommendation. Pull up your socks guys

I’d put 5 stars even just for service, the waiter somehow found two seats for us right away despite the long line, since we were willing to sit outside. And man was it worth it! Laksa was so creamy and tangy, with juicy prawns and tender chicken while the char siu impressed us with its super fluffy dough and sweet filling. Loved the atmosphere as well, casual, informal yet so cozy.

Just love this place. Food is absolutely delicious

I delivered so didn't take in the atmosphere, but I did take in the food which was sublime. Had the khari laksa with prawns. The broth was explosive with flavour. Good prices too

A bit hidden for those who don't know. Small and cozy place with nice employees. Great food. I recommend the Edemame beans and Dumplings/Dim Sum. Hand-made, hat you can also see because the menu is manageable Definitely very good prices

Amazing place to have Vietnamese food. Fresh, delicious and affordable food! One of the hidden gems !

This is an average spot. The name of the restaurant suggests it’s Vietnamese but Laksa is from Singapore and dim sums are traditional Cantonese food. The Laksa broth didn’t have any umami from the prawns and was not salty or hot enough - all we could taste was the coconut milk. The rice noodles were pre-cooked and put in the bowl, they quickly added the broth when the order came in. This means the cold noodles pull down the temperature of the broth and makes the whole noodle dish not hot enough, which is a big no no for Asian noodles. The guy taking my order and payment was very impatient as my initial attempt didn’t go through and required me to insert my card. I would’ve forgiven him if the food was amazing. 🥲 Overall, it might be good enough for people not familiar with Asian food. But if you’re looking for something truly authentic, I wouldn’t recommend it.

Simple menu with the classics for Pho. Singaporean dishes were milder than expected, but still with some heat.

Best Laksa i’ve ever had- Hole in the wall vibe, but so so so worth it & good

A real street food! Delicious, fine, fresh, simple. Order when you arrive then wait to be seated if you are eating there. A great address and as usual, a formidable organization which makes everything smooth and relaxing. A menu with 3 soups, including the legendary phò, fried noodles, rice… there is something for everyone! Run to this hidden place at the bottom of a staircase in the heart of the Chelsea district, the Vietnamese meeting place par excellence for a more than fair price.

East Asian food. The place is very cozy and homely. The food is delicious. The owner of the restaurant is the one who serves. She has a beautiful and hospitable spirit. I ordered noodle soup and spring roll.

Street style small eatery off tucked away just off King’s road. Prawn curries are really good. Spring rolls and other starters were just OK. Expect a 20-30 min queue time when you visit.

Local restaurant! I went during lunch and there were a lot of customers. It was a taste familiar to Koreans. I want to go again next time

Just off pretentious Kings Street of Chelsea, Phat Phuc serves a mean bowl of laksa reminiscent of Penang. The place is so authentically Asian, it comes with a vociferous auntie shouting orders and where you can sit. It is also so authentic that kitchen hygiene is dubious and you can have extra fried shallots. But I digress. Whilst the duck pancake and dumplings are quite average, it is the egg or rice noodle laksa and its rich broth that sets this place apart from others. The chicken was soft and tender, while the egg noodles had a wicked density and bite that made every slurp delightful. A wonderful place to stop over when you're tired of shopping. If you can a seat, that is.

What a little gem of a place! If you want some super tasty food tucked away then just come here , we were lucky as only a short queue but it was worth the wait, the menu is small which I like as you know the items they do sell are perfect! We had a laksa and a pho and both delicious! The steamed buns, chicken dumplings and duck wraps all excellent!! If you're in the area check out Phat Phuc, you won't be disappointed.

This place is so much more than I expected I had beef noodles. Without doubt these are the best noodles I have tasted. I can’t wait to come and visit again. Thank you. X

What a hidden gem! The whole vibe automatically transfers you away from London! We had the famous Laksa and the duck pancakes. Both were delicious and will come back soon.

Ordering and seating yourself was an easy task. The Prawn Laksa was delicious- I wanted a tad bit more flavor but adding a bit of sriracha gets the job done. Great cheap eats

Can’t wait to be back and order the prawn laksa x2 all for myself! Loved the set-up of the place. It feels like home! The staff are very nice and welcoming.

This is such a gem. Been here for decades but bought my aunty recently whilst we were at Royal Brompton hospital. Great food.

Lovely lunch, really recommend. The mango sticky rice was the highlight - best in London.

Used to be better still ok for a cheap meal pho very salty and laksa was cold

Laksa was exceptional. Dumplings were really good. Pho was very refreshing.

We loved the shrimp Laksa, at a very good price and accompanied by a beer, it is everything you need for a quick stopover in the neighborhood.

The Beef Pho is tooo salted. And the servers attitude are really bad. Regretted a lot. I vomited it after eating it and it smelled like chicken essence. The pho was so hard...

I wish I'd never tried "Chicken Laksa"! Because I will miss this flavor so much! It was incredibly delicious, I craved it again while commenting! Will definitely come again♥️

Used to be so good but now is just an upright scam for white folks who don’t know what authentic Asian food should taste like. We ordered pho, the noodle was HARD and literally UNCOOKED. Had to be sent back with a passive aggressive look from the boss. Server was not serving, literally just standing and pointing u to get stuff for yourself. New pho came, literally taste more artificial and instant than the 2£ packs of instant noodle I have sitting at my cupboard in my kitchen. The amount of beef you get for 13£ is the size of half my palm. Think they changed management along the way. Boss man from before used to be way better. Now it’s just out right crap, and a scam. So disappointed as the good reps was cultivated by the old boss. Only pick up a business if you have the heart to serve and nourish. Avoid at all cost.

Absolutely unreal! Amazing value in Chelsea. What a find! Delicious is an understatement! Had prawn Laksa and was perfect. Staff lovely and friendly. Great atmosphere . In a hurry or would have had the rice pudding with mango. Will be back again! Thank you !

Large queues for good reason delicious authentic laksa & pho.

Tucked away just off Chelsea High Street, there’s a cozy, no-fuss noodle bar serving up delicious dishes. We both tried the laksa (one with prawns and one with chicken), and it was fantastic. Although they don’t take reservations, the 15-minute wait for a table was smooth and well-managed. The floor manager is attentive and quick to clear tables, keeping things moving efficiently. Ordering is fast and easy, and while the seating is outdoors, it’s enclosed and heated for comfort. Definitely worth a stop!

Amazingly this place is hidden down an alleyway. As soon as you get there you are transported to SE Asia and eat fantastic street food, quickly served but tasting superb. I will return…A LOT. Great value and informal but friendly service.

Acceptable bowl of pho, lime upon request. Laksa is definitely not Malaysian/Singaporean, as they do not use the right rice vermicelli, instead the same rice noodles for pho.

Had a lovely beef Pho on a weekend. There was quite a long queue, but it moved quite fast and it was worth the wait. The pork buns were very tasty as well. Dog friendly

The laksa and hagau were of decent quality. It didn't taste amazing, but it was good.

Guys this place is just so wholesome! We ordered the chicken dumplings which were so yum. I had to get up and order another starter so chose the vegetable spring rolls which were nice and crispy. The beef laksa was so flavoursome and we also got the beef wok fried noodles. The beef was so soft and the veg was crispy. We ended the meal with mango sticky rice which was one of the best I’ve tried in London, the mangoes were sweet and soft. Highly recommend this place and will deffo be coming back. Shout out to Omar for the great service!

The place to go when you have that Laksa craving!

Excellent food, excellent price

The hostess lady who gives seats in the place is doing very poor job, didn’t give us a big table even though it was free and put other people there who have arrived later

Un endroit bien agréable et très courru, les gens attendent patiemment une table... Ce restaurant attire aussi bien des touristes que des Londoniens. C'était très bon.

This restaurant is one of those hidden gems that truly feels like a home away from home. This family-owned Vietnamese noodle bar, operated by the owners themselves, which gives it a personal and laid-back vibe. The seating is simple and has a street-food feel, almost like you’re sitting on the street somewhere in Vietnam, which just adds to the charm, making the whole experience feel authentic! Their menu is small but expertly curated, and you really can’t go wrong with anything you order. Every dish feels crafted with care, offering authentic flavors that bring comfort, especially on a cold or rainy day. It’s the kind of food that feels like a warm hug. The staff here are attentive, doing their best to help even while keeping that casual, street food vibe. What really makes this spot stand out is the value for money. The prices are fair, great value for the quality you’re getting. I travel to London a couple of times a year, and this place is always on my list, especially in the winter. On a cold, rainy day, their noodles are like the ultimate comfort food for the body and soul.

Only downside is how early it closes!!

Visited on Sunday lunchtime 1pm, queued for 25 minute in the rain but food came within 5 minutes of ordering. Very simple menu and open kitchen cooking and some outdoor tables for dining. Laksa and pho was amazing and decent price. Toilet is available but need key to access.

Really cute little spot with great service. There was quite a line to get in but didn’t take too long and the food came out pretty quick! Would definitely go again just because it’s amazing value for money. Ordered the laksa (pictured), spring rolls and mango sticky rice.

Lovely spot for a laksa. However, they have quite a limited menu so it was disappointing that they didn’t even have any bun on there. I wouldn’t recommend the noodle salad, have a laksa.

Very nice laksa soup, lovely place :)

Authentic Laksa with very nice outdoor seatings! Great vibes!

YOU MUST COME HERE! Best Laksa in town, great vibe, loved it.

Chinese people don’t lie to Chinese people, pho is super delicious. The fried noodles are a bit sweet, maybe Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai prefer it.

It has a campy feel and is a bit hidden? Yes The owner is friendly and seems like a local. My friend, it's delicious. I want to go again.

It’s a really, really delicious restaurant. If you like flavors with spices, be sure to try laksa with shrimp! The staff are very friendly and the prices are reasonable🫠 If I had known in advance, I would have come every day... … Be sure to go!!!!!!

Very limited menu expensive and not all that great.

I ordered the chicken and beef pho they both are bland and the meat quality was not up to par. The Laksa was very watered down and tasted like instant laksa from the grocery store. I took back the beef pho and the “boss” brushed the whole situation. Very unprofessional and didn’t even apologise. DO NOT RECOMMEND!! P.s the hostess was very passive aggressive. I kindly asked to move to a table inside the tent and she proceeded to say it’s reserved. When there wasn’t even a reserved sign.

Delicious. Had the beef laksa and the pork and rice.

My favourite local spot with the best laksa in London! The steamed shrimp dim sum makes for a delicious starter, and the mango rice dessert is good too. They always take great care of me every time that I return as a loyal customer.

The Pho was okay not great, the laksa was better but not special. Queuing here was atrocious. There were 4 of us waiting to be seated for a while and the hostess was a bit rude. I would not visit again.

The laksa was really good one of the best ones I've eaten. BUT the Pho was very average and the service was awful. They were rude and although their seating area is all outside and are dog friendly they wouldn't sit us "inside" i.e. under the tent, and they were waiting for the 1 table "outside" to be empty. So although there were at least 10 tables empty, they chose to put the people behind us first, so in the end we had to wait over 45 mins even though our turn was 10 mins after we joined the queue. We also had a toddler with us that got cranky and instead of prioritising us (with our turn) they were extremely rude and unhelpful. I will definitely not go back nor recommend it!

Fast service and excellent pho!

a banger noodle bar, super authentic and amazing price especially where it is located. perfect pre museums and galleries

Finally checkout out this place, they only open 10-6 so have to come on the weekend. The entrance is right next to a flower shop. First of all they don’t have service charge, because there’s practically no service. I came at 1pm and there was already a queue, expect roughly 20mins wait. The place is busy with a unique street food feel. While you are in the queue, you might be asked if anyone wants to sit at the bar, inside(referring to the tent) or outside(open space next to tent) when seats become available. Once you got a seat, you’re expected to go to the bar and place the order yourself (no one told me this, I asked person next to me). Make a note of your table number which is written on the table with sharpie - they will ask this when you place the order. You have two noodle choices for laksa, I think the egg noodles would be too soft for me so I went for the rice noodles prawn laksa. Portion is on the small side, but taste of the soup and generous toppings make up for it, the prawns were jumble and crunchy, whole basils and herbs on top, slightly spicy coconut soup was spot on.

My favorite Place to have a hot soup, divino 💪🤤

Didn’t expect to come across authentic Vietnamese food in Southwest London! I had the prawn laksa, and it was soooo tasty and sophisticated, just how true Asian food should be. It made me feel like I was travelling to Southeast Asia.

Maravillosa comida oriental a buen precio. Me encantó el laksa y el bollo de cerdo. El postre era encantador también. Lo recomiendo encarecidamente!

Prawn Laksa was very good. It definitely needs to be tried. The employees were very attentive. The price was affordable, the portion was large.

Some of the best laksa in London

Pho was really nice. Wouldnt recommend the egg noodles. It's probably fresh but not slurpy. Its just eating the noodles separately from the broth.

Hard to beat a low key venue that just delivers tasty food. Queued up for around 20mins at 1pm on a Sunday which was faster than we expected. Order up at the kitchen and the food comes out pretty soon after. Tried 3 entrees and 2 mains...they all hit the spot. Bonus points for funny name

Opining as a Singaporean - Laksa is decent, but nothing to write home about. Your standard Singaporean food court laksa. Pho is not very good. Get it at Song Que instead. Mango sticky rice is decent. You decide whether it is worth queuing for all these for 20min on weekends.

You can get noodles for just over 10 pounds. It has a lot of ingredients and feels like a good value, and the taste was delicious without any strange taste. Since you'll be eating outdoors, we recommend going during the warmer months of spring and summer.

Great experience, great food and relaxed atmosphere.

It has to be worst Vietnamese I have had in London, the first time in my life I have been served Bun Chay - Vietnamese noodle salad - with over cooked tasteless chicken chunks over a bowl of random unseasoned European style rainbow salad - at the bottom, it’s a small portion of warm soggy egg noodles - wow - still shocked by the good reviews , maybe it’s a Chelsea thing …

Very good Vietnamese food, great prices, fast service, nice and clean environment, I would go back

The food and service is very good. The outdoor seating location is very dirty and needs a thorough deep clean and refurbishment.

Phở đặc biệt wasn't authentic, however wasn't awful either. The broth wasn't a Vietnamese clear broth like you'd hope for. The staff were friendly enough and the outside dining area was a nice experience in the humidity.

large portion of food and flavourful, the service is fast though the atmosphere is not Ig worthy. food is cheap but good quality, would recommend for both dine in and takeAway.

This place is not worth the hype. One should manage expectations. We had the Mee Laksa (This has a nice taste but was not spicy like more authentic versions) and the Beef Pho (This was disappointing as it lacked flavour and felt very average). I enjoyed the ambiance -relaxed and fun and the staff were friendly. However the food was average, we had to queue and couldn't help but feel there are better options in London.

Holy Phuc that was delicious! Beautifully orchestrated and organised chaos, amazing food and good fun on a nice summers day. Would highly recommend and well worth queuing - queue moved fast for us today 🙌 We had fried noodles, Laksa, Dim sum and Pork buns. All different but equally delicious 😋

It's my first time eating laksa and it's so delicious that I'm writing a review as soon as I eat it. The rice noodles were a bit more delicious! If I get a chance during my trip, I want to come back and try dumplings.

A locals secret location. Super tasty food and authentic atmosphere. Usually a long queue around lunchtime as many office workers get lunch there but it’s pretty chill outside these hours.

Loved the fried rice and the beef! The broccoli was bland, just steamed and not stir fried. The custard buns were just alright.

Lovely outdoor covered restaurant. Limited menu which means everything we had was fresh & tasty.