Tang Noodle Bar in Camden

Delicious food! Got a groupon voucher for a two course meal and it didn’t disappoint. Also introduced me to Karma cola which tastes just like cola ice poles

Huge tray with fanciful presentation is really attention - catching, the Signature Rice Noodle, however, just tastes very bland, even though with 12 tiny ingredients added. Kitchen should work on the soup base in order to make the taste impress.

I was craving for some noodles and I found Tang's that is near to my job place. Fresh ingredients, cheap prices and nice staff. It will be one of my options during lunch time.

I didn’t feel guilty eating with my vegetarian friends as they had plenty of choice. Interesting drinks menu

The dishes at Tang are all are dairy free, organic and are food for the soul. The menu evolves throughout the seasons to reflect the ingredients that are on offer in the UK. We love the range of coeliac & vegan friendly dishes, making it easier than ever to dine with a group with mixed dietary requirements! Dig into the Chicken Curry tang with a spicy kick! Choose between fried chicken or tofu served on their vegan broth with bean sprouts, coriander, line. Topped with a 6 min egg! The concept is based on the intimate noodle bars of the far East, where you can enjoy a hearty bowl and flavoursome noodles with a beer in the rustic high table only restaurant. The beer selection does not disappoint, with a range of hoppy IPAs and British brewed classics.

I'll start by saying that the main reason I came here was to try their steam buns. I was with a friend and thought we'd try a portion of the chicken and the beef buns. To my surprise we were told that a portion consisted of just ONE bun for £4.50, so for 2 buns, it totalled £9. I was expecting something amazing for that price, but it was very mediocre with the bun not tasting freshly made. It cost the same price for 2 buns as it did for my main, which was the chicken Tang, and my friend opted for the chicken curry Tang. I must say, the main was really good, I also tried the curry one, which was full of flavour and slightly spicy. Mine was also full of flavour with a lot of chicken and veg and tasty broth. I think if I go again, I'll just go straight to the mains. I might try the prawn Tang next time though. Oh, and they're doing that thing where they don't serve branded drinks, and instead sell locally sourced drinks for £2.50 a can.

While staying at the St Giles we chose this place for a light evening meal before my daughter met friends in London. We weren't disappointed. The food - oriental with a twist - was freshly prepared and well presented. Service was excellent from the two friendly guys at the bar/kitchen. I even discovered a new beer (well new to me anyway!) - Chelsea Blonde - try it, you'll thank me!

Friendliest staff, excellent food at a reasonable price. It is worth seeking out this establishment for an excellent, quick meal. They also have great beer. Highly recommended.

Overall our experience was a good one in terms of food quality, taste, and service, but left feeling it was not good value for money. We came here because the food was Halal and it was a rare treat to try some 'Bao's' which we could eat. Please note that only one item on the menu is not Halal and that is the Prawn soup (it has a Pork broth.) We ordered 3 of each Bao: 2x Beef 2x Fried Chicken 2x Tofu We also ordered Organic Cola and Organic Lemonade. Total cost = £31! Now the problem was the portion sizes of the Baos: I could finish one Bao in 3 or 4 bites. The Beef Bao was delicious and the meat was very tender! Really good. The Fried Chicken Bao was also tasty and had a tasty Chilli Sauce. The Fried Tofu piece was ok but a bit bland for our liking and the sauce was not so good. The drinks were average (out of cans) and a healthier alternative to the traditonal Cocal Cola and Lemonade out there, however, still a high sugar content per can so be careful not to fall for the "healthier Organic" nonsense. If the portion sizes were bigger; we would be back sooner.

I expected a really flavourful umami sensation having not eaten for 24 hours due to having been a bit off my food. I am afraid to say, although it all looked great, it was decidedly bland. At £10 for the prawn dish, I expected much, much more in terms of value for money and flavour. The little Fair Trade can of cola I was sold alongside, however, ought to replace the stuff made by the major player as it was damned good. I will go again at some point just to see if I was wrong.

This place is truly a gem (in a sea of awful chains and unappetising options). Inexpensive, absolutely fresh, amazingly delicious noodles and dishes. Charming friendly staff. What a great hole-in-the-wall find - we'll be back!

Firstly as I was alone on a work trip, it was good to find somewhere that a woman could sit on her own and feel comfortable and welcome. I had prawn tang, which was delicious. The broth it was based on had really deep flavour and it was good and filling. Can definitely recommend!

Popped in here a few days ago for a quick bite to eat before heading to the Dominion Theatre for a show. Good quality was outstanding. Menu is small, but perfectly formed - I always think it's the sign of a great place when they do a few things brilliantly, and this really hit the spot. I had the beef and rice, my wife had the Chicken Tang. Both were fantastic. Staff were super friendly and willing to chat and talk about the menu. Home made chilli paste/sauce on every table was a winner. Good selection of craft beers. It's got about 10 tables and service is quick so perfect spot to pop in for a filling, but light, bite. We also saw they offer takeaway, and if I worked nearby I'd grab something from there every lunch time. All in all, a brilliant find and very highly recommended. Will definitely go again.

I had to stop eating so I could write a good review. This came up as 18th on the list and I went anyway because I'm a sucker for a good ramen. AND IT DID NOT DISSAPOINT WOW I am onto the chicken curry tang and will probably be coming back here weekly from now on. The richness and the spice of the broth is perfect, the combination and presentation is delectable and right now they are playing shackles by Mary Mary. The rest will have to wait until I have completed this ramen because I truly sincerely do not want to ever stop. YUM

It's been a while since I last visited but I won't be leaving it so long for the next one. My spicy Prawn Tang, along with the Black & White tofu dish was an absolute treat on a rainy London night. My friend really enjoyed her salted Veg & Tofu Tang, which I tried & was blown away by it's depth of flavour. This place has a great vibe & lovely, friendly service. It's kinda like visiting friends. Keep it up - Pip x

Visited Tang for lunch with my friend, we tried the chicken and prawn tangs. The bowls arrived looking very presentable and appetising. As 'tang' means soup in Chinese we had high expectations of the broth, however we were disappointed. The prawn and pork broth was...

My boyfriend and I went here for dinner because we had a Groupon voucher for Two-course meal for Two. The restaurant is located by the YMCA in Tottenham Court Road. We ordered the same since it was a small selection. We bother had Fried Chicken...

Loved this restaurant. The staff were so attentive, food fabulous, had a late lunch with my sister before leaving london, vey different.

i am not an expert in Chinese or Asian flavours so can’t say if the flavours are authentic or not, however this place worth the visit if you happened to be nearby Tottenham court road. I enjoyed my lunch at this place and felt that...

I stopped by on a casual Tuesday night as I was staying at the St. Giles Hotel on business and had a voucher for 20% off. I love Asian food, and therefore couldn't really resist. The place was very quiet, in fact for most of...

Probably the worst Chinese in the world. Chef obviously doesn't have the experience. He even forgot to cook what we'd ordered. Extremely mediocre with absolutely no ambience. A cafe - not restaurant!!

Took ages to get to the place. Had thought it was a restaurant but it turned out to be s cafe. Food's poor. Hardly what you call a good Chinese. Never again...

Excellent food!would definitely recommend this chinese/Singapore street food. Haven't tasted anything like there price ok say £15 staff nice location good would be defo be coming back there soon.

Lovely little Asian restaurant. The food was fantastic. Staff are really nice. I couldn't find the restaurant at first as it was just next to this big restaurant which I thought it was the same. I'd love to go back there again.

Wow! Just wow!! We came here on a Groupon voucher & are thrilled to have found it. It's easy to miss the door, but worth the search. This is a real London gem. The space is small but simple, fresh & comfortable, with cool industrial...

This is not some run of the mill noodle shop. It's all in the soup stock really. Could tell the cook-proprietress put lots of effort into both the prawn tang and chicken tang stock, giving them the umami omph. Everything was made with that extra...

The chicken ramen was absolutely delicious and the staff are incredibly nice and accommodating, however it was pretty pricey- £10 for shrimp ramen, £9 for chicken and it was the exact amount I'd want to eat- not too much or too little

The best thing about living in London is that there is always something new, something unusual or something hidden away that can delight you and inspire you. Tang London is one of those. A newly opened noodle bar on Great Russell Street (just off Tottenham...

A small noodle bar that is part of the St Giles Hotel complex - fast service, good tasty food in large quantities.

Interesting noodle bar concept. When you have a small menu, you must be very good at what you do. The menu could be slightly bigger, and there could be two portion sizes for choosing but otherwise, faultless and consistent standards. You know there is an...