Staines Food Court in Spelthorne - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

I came here because a friend recommended the place. Unfortunately the stall that we specifically came for was closed, I think because of Ramadan or Eid. So we sampled some of the other food. I must say that both I and my wife were slightly underwhelmed. There is a good choice of food stalls, we sampled 3 of them, neither had outstanding quality, but overall acceptable. I would not come back for any of these, but I will come back for the specific stall that was closed and see if this is any better, as it was highly recommended by our colleague for good Malaysian food.

My parents have been here a few times and had a good impression. There is a good selection of different Asian cuisines. It's a great concept where Asians (all over Asia, not just south) can eat and meet. The prices are reasonable, and this is what many Asians want. Fancy ethnic food courts are growing in Central London, but they are often overpriced. I quite like Staines Food Court because it's not pretentious or aims to be trendy. No hipsters, that's a good thing.

Nisa Thai restaurant quite expensive for a bowl of prawn soup taste isn't that bad! Also had red curry sauce is absolutely spot on but the chicken is dry ruined the curry sauce

Very good. Love it. People are very polite and food is very fresh. Never been disappointed with them. I eat there regularly.

We had dinner last Saturday evening. We bought beef noodle, fried squid, pork wontons. All the meets are not fresh, taste strange. The pork Wonton was special terrible. We had to throw it away. Never go to Meet Tasty Food in the food court staines.

First time I had been here and I thought the food was excellent. I had a dish from the Malaysian stand and I could not fault it, as good as I have eaten in a long time.

There few food places to choose from. Malaysian was the best and food taste authentic and portion are good. It’s pricey but because of portion it’s worthwhile.

Been here a few times for lunch having the classic Cantonese roast meats. You get a healthy portion size. If you live near Staines, there is no need to travel up to London for your roast meats.

I’ve been eating Beef ho fun my whole life but never had a count back of the number of small pieces in the dish as there were so few; namely 5 to be exact Prices at the food court are up there with other eateries nowadays so will review going there in future as value for money

Excellent food court offering loads of choices and a real ambience. There is a spectacular array of Asian cuisine on offer from traditional Malaysian street food to sweet chilli chicken pop,Thai food to japanese, dim sum, and traditional duck and pork. just an amazing amount of choice and even awaiting an Italian pizza oven eatery as well for those who are perhaps a little less adventurous. There is a lady named Pauline who has a tremendous welcoming and hospitable approach to all the customers, offering advice to those that may need it.Also Pauline is accustomed to singing to customers an array of different well known songs on her karaoke microphone. The choice to go to any of the food areas and order your food allows such great freedom and opportunity to buy foods you perhaps have not tried before.There is a bar as well for all your drinks and a bubble tea area as well. Best days to go are Thursdays to Saturdays. for something of great value and to experience hawker style service.i recommend this place. Onde onde also deserves a special mention for Excellent quality Malaysian food. A great place,I love it!

It reminded me of pkaces i had eaten in the far east. Lot's of choices and very well cooked food. The duck and crispy pork was excellent, the dimsum the same. A place we will go back too.

Really yummy, so many options, nice staff, very clean. Good value for money, portions are very big. I ordered from multiple stalls it’s not a problem.

We were keen to find out what would become of that space that had previously been the old Chinese buffet (and previous to that the Litten Tree unless I'm mistaken). We had forgotten it had opened as the Staines Food Court until we found ourselves with an empty fridge and no idea what to eat on a Sunday afternoon, so we thought we'd give it a go. It's an interesting idea to have a bunch of pan-Asian stalls around a central seating area. There was plenty of seating on the Sunday afternoon but expect it would get very busy on We had a little tour around before we ordered anything - there is so much to choose from the Thai, Chinese, Korean, Malaysian and Japanese stalls. In the end we opted for a dish from Nisa's Thai Kitchen, Chicken ChickKing and the Japanese stalls. It's a good chance to try something different: we had seen other people eating shared dishes that looked delicious. Since our first visit we've been eating at Staines Food Court at least twice a month - usually heading for someone from the Korean Chicken Chick-king guy and Nisa's Thai chicken (green curry, or masaman curry, and/or the salads). Our favourite place to go for our weekend lunch!

I saw a review saying Duck King was not good. I completely disagree, if you know anything about the roasted meat sections you find in London. Duck King is Bayswater quality. Take away even from high end restaurants the roast meat selection does not travel well. It should be eaten straight away. Even western oven roast pork gets a bit tough as it cools on te plate whilst your at home. The roast meat selection is bang on par. I take my family there on a regular basis, except Wednesday “they are closed”. Also I am quarter Chinese. Believe I know good roast meats when I regularly eat it. 5 STARS all day long. The couple cooking and running it are also very friendly. We go for lunch or dinner.

I used to live just around the corner and was a regular visitor. It's a collection of street food type sellers, some better than others, and some rotation in and out while regular favorites remain. Overall though, excellent, authentic Asian food in an authentic atmosphere. Always loved it (particularly Duck King! :))