Plants Of Roselyn in City of London, Westminster

I’ll admit that social media photos drew me here. I I wasn’t disappointed. It was the last treat of a weekend in the capital, Sunday lunch. The service was quietly efficient, the food was simply lovely. Bold and fragrant, full of lovely fresh ingredients, we both ate far too much! We will return very soon!

Our visit was on a Friday, we went early, before 6pm. The food was OK, as a vegan I had high hopes, though while it wasn't bad food I wouldn’t return. If you are sitting in the centre of the restaurant the tables are very close to other diners. The service was rushed, my plates were being taken away while my husband was still eating. An average, leaning towards fast food experience.

I was sad when Suchard Thai closed, but this is even better! Four if us had a wonderful lunch here. None of us is vegan (one vegetarian and three omnivores) but we all left full and happy with clean plates. Everything was packed with flavour without being overpowering. Standout dishes were sweetcorn fritters, tamarind cauliflower and Cambodian Khmer curry. It will be tough to choose between those and new dishes when I go back. Which won't be long.

Really impressed, great food and service. Close to London Bridge. I am not a vegan and didn't miss the lack of meat. Worth a try!

First visited in the summer of 2023 and thought it was OK but nothing to write home about. Revisited recently and this time I enjoyed the food far more than the first - everything was delicious and well portioned. Dishes tried included the prawn toast, prawn crackers and a chicken curry dish with jasmine rice, followed by cheesecake. The curry didn't really need the fake chicken - the veggies would have been great on their own. The other aspects of the meal, I wouldn't have known were vegan if that wasn't the USP of the restaurant. The cocktails are also fantastic. Had to knock off points for atmosphere as not much work seems to have gone in to making this place feel cosy. The basement is very brightly lit, with the tables so close together that I could hear the person on the next one better than I could hear my own date. Upstairs is a little better but not massively intimate given the wall-to-wall window out onto the busy street. I would recommend some transculent glass covering so it feels like fishbowl-like. Food came quickly but we then had a delay getting our table cleared - this was the case last time I visited too. The staff were lovely though, so that's my only note for them.

Went for a lunch and was very enjoyable & tasty. Definitely will go back to try other options, because food looked beautiful, light & clean eating. I had some special tea with oat milk. The best, spiced drink I ever had 😀 dreaming to have this recipe 😀 Also I had Thai coconut soup & it was a heaven! Nice flavours, light, little spicy, everything you want to taste☺️ Very well priced & they offer set menu too. Beautiful to discover places like this. Well done & thank you for such as amazing plant based kitchen 🫶🏼

Absolutely brilliant food. Three courses, loved them all. Such a lovely place. Nice atmosphere. Would highly highly recommend

Gustativement c’est excellent! Nous avons adoré nos plats, il y en a pour tous les goûts. L’ambiance est chaleureuse avec une serveuse adorable. C’est parfait à tout point de vue!

The Food is poor quality, the portions are small. paid £60 for the 2 of us and then went for a burger straight after. The place was busy not sure why but may be because its a vegetarian or everyone thought lets go there it looks busy. The inside looks nice upstairs then they take you to the dungeon tiny tables customers sitting about 2 inches apart no vibe. Don't waste your time and money

The staff are lovely and it has a nice atmosphere, with cute decor, but the food was very average, with sauces overly sweet and dishes not matching their description (e.g. one dish tasted more like sweet and sour and had pineapple in it, another said it was aubergine curry but there was barely any aubergine in it at all.) we also didn’t get offered a choice or rice (only realising afterwards that there was a choice).

this place is so underrated it’s unreal. every person i’ve brought here has become as obsessed as i am, and we always end up looking for new opportunities to pop back and try something new off the menu! the menu is precisely balanced to offer comfort to both diners who may be new to thai/ vegan eating, as well as those looking for something more uncommon in the london thai eating scene. (imo) the cost per dish is very reasonable with most mains being between £12-15, and starters £7-9 per dish. for the location in central london and the quality + presentation = very worth it. my personal favourites for those looking for powerful yet playful spice are the banana curry, cambodian khmer curry and aubergine gra pow. i also always have to get a side of summer rolls which are fresh, beautiful and accompanied by delicious dips. if you are eating with diners who may be unsure of spice/ vegan cuisine - i would recommend the pumpkin katsu or tom yum alfredo. both make a fun middle ground without compromising on flavour. mushroom skewers are a great side here too. i’ve genuinely never ordered a dish off the menu that i haven’t enjoyed thoroughly. not only are the flavours and freshness to be commended, but the presentation of the dishes : flawless. every plate that hits the table looks as good as it tastes . everyone on your table with their phones out. the restaurant itself is well presented, heated and very clean. if you get a choice, opt to sit upstairs as this area is way more cosy and bustling. the bar is small but functional for spritzers, bottles or beers. the staff are friendly and helpful. the dishes coming out at the speed they do, looking as good as they do and (most importantly) tasting as good as they do is truly the work of a team of passionate perfectionists. while i want to keep this place a hidden gem for my own selfish reasons, the team here genuinely deserve their flowers. go. you won’t be disappointed.

I’ve walked past here a few times in the last year or so and decided to try it for Friday night dinner : things didn’t get off to a great start, I was made to feel less than welcome upon my arrival, having to give my name to at least three people before the booking was confirmed and there was a lot of hmming and aahing before I got shown to a table (a word of advice to the owners, get the old bloke wearing a T-shirt with a face like a Halloween lantern to at least attempt to smile at people and try saying hello rather than just grimacing at them) but the food all seemed a bit non descript, there was nothing amazing: it was all hot and seemed fresh from the kitchen but I got the impression they were hurrying people out rather than trying to give them an experience they would want to repeat. It was ok but I won’t be going back.

Good menu, very good food. This place is a little gem. We loved the food and vibe so much we're going back again tonight for my birthday. Being dog friendly is brilliant.

What an amazing find. Absolutely delicious food. Friendly service. Easy to get to as right near London Bridge Station. Lovely way to spend an afternoon/evening walking along the river, enjoying the views and then finishing off with divine food. Would definitely recommend and will definitely be visiting again soon!

The food was amazing. Hospitality was alright. Service needs improvement. More seats are available downstairs. Loo is clean. I think since it's a new restaurant, staff were the owners themselves are quite young and inexperienced, their services needs lots of improvements. Staff took a long time to come over and ask if we were ready to order drinks or food. Whilst eating another dish came, but we didn't order anymore. The staff looks confused. Apparently, it was for the other customer. There were only 2 tables occupied. Myself and another table. So, how could they get confused with orders? NHS discount available when asking for the bill. Not very spacious between tables. Staff unsure contents of the menu.