Wharf Kitchen in Tower Hamlets

Went to the I Thai Canary Wharf at Kitchen Wharf, which is not listed on Google Maps so I am writing here. They refused to provide me with tap water even when I told that this is illegal. Highly suggest to avoid it

Nice options but no place to eat in

Really tasty food, I had the Turkish 🤤 it was easy to order, good value for money, and very quick service! Good experience, I will be back if I'm in the area!

I had good moments eating in this place, you have multiple shops to choose from, such as korean,greek,mexican and much more types of food, About the food i can say is pretty good and the service is preparing the food really fast, i never had to wait for my food a long time in here , you have multiple tables to sit and enjoy your meal. Take care

Nice atmosphere for lunch or dinner. There you can find a diversity of food and drinks....and you can spend your time with your family or friends.

Good healthy food and very nice staff, not expensive at all

Good selection of different food places and limited seating.

Rubbish every single retailer inside here is tasteless.

The food was cold it was very slow the tables where all dirty they got my order wrong

Nice variety. Happy to see Thunderbird back.

Plastic sauce pot melted into I my chips

Great grub ....had veg katsu curry..was yummy

A nice little canteen space tucked away on the lower floor of the mall, with a good range of foods - Greek souvlaki (from Smashing Plates) poke bowls (from Poké House) bao buns and chicken Katsu curry (from Rainbo), and fried chicken (from Thunderbird). There is also Biang Xi’an street food serving Chinese noodle dishes. We visited on for Sunday lunch and it was surprisingly peaceful and relaxing. I really enjoyed the build-your-own poke bowl and my friend had a range of the fried chicken from Thunderbird which was lava-hot but very tender! Sadly the payment machine wasn’t working for Rainbo otherwise we probably would have opted for Bao buns. They have TV screens in the canteen and music playing music, but the TVs were left on Bargain Hunt and once that was done, there was ‘Songs of Praise’ playing on the TV, which was very odd.

Something for everyone, Greek, Poke, Vegan burgers, Bird's criminally good chicken waffles, and of you don't find what you like there's another food court upstairs.

Nice space with multiple restaurants. There's a shared eating space which is cleaned often Good temperature both in winter and summer

Lovely spot within Canary Wharf. Easier to find than the directions given on Google maps (exit via the jubilee place entrance from the tube station - follow the path round until you reach the Wharf Kitchen entrance). Lots of different cuisines to choose from and spacious dining area. I’ve only eaten from Smashing Plates, however a friend has eaten from the Caribbean eatery, which they enjoyed.

Great place to eat! comfortable seats variety of food!

Great selection of different cuisines, good seating area in the centre but it can get busy at lunch times. Prices are reasonable for lunch at all outlets ranging between £9-12 per dish. All outlets offer takeout options. There is a vegan restaurant in the place too.

Best street food in Canary Wharf

Good variety of market food with tables n environment nicer than most markets; they use Devialet Phantom speakers🎙🍻🌮

Great place to get food on the go or grab a quick lunch with friends. Short summary Atmosphere - lively and welcoming Staff and management - friendly and welcoming Kid friendly - yes but in the evening is more of an adult dining place Menu and range selection - large selection of fusion foods and caters for all from vegans to meat eaters. Recommend to friends and family - main foods for adults but has things kids can eat too Cleanliness - yes with lots of bins for recycling and composting Notes - very popular at lunchtime with all the office people grabbing lunches to go.

It was a pleasure to taste authentic Caribbean flavours from Mama Jerk at the Wharf Kitchen. #mamajerk

Excellent food (we love having the Carribbean, Greek and Japanese together so we can try fusion fooding). Sorry the Carribbean didn't open after the lockdown - at least not yet. Friendly atmosphere and air conditioning. I'm so glad we can go dining again.

Good selection of food for take away, as well as safe self serve terminals (Covid-19 restrictions atm)

Good place to go and buy some ready to eat food when in Canary Wharf. I have not tried all the spaces, so cannot really tell you about the food, but you certainly have different options, so it can be worth to try. See photos for the different food types. Keep in mind that during lockdown you cannot eat there, only take away.

Able to take lovely photos. Not sure about the food in the mini outlets. Might try them one day. Atmosphere seems nice. It's a beautiful place to be during winter when it gets dark nice and early.

Nice little spot with a lot of choices and vegan options. There’s burgers, poke, gyros and a few other places. There could be more tables as it’s hard to get a seat during busy times.

Love the variety of food options here and the atmosphere. Athough hardly any seats and tables are often dirty which is a shame as the rest of Canary Wharf is spotless. In nice weather I'd recommend taking food outside, in bad weather take it home.

Such a great addition to the Canary Wharf restaurant offering. A nice, relaxed area with enough choice to find something you fancy.

Great addition good option to Canary Wharf! Lots of different cuisines.

Love the variety on offer here, best spot for a quick casual meal. If you have no ideal what you want for lunch on a work day, go there, you should find something.

Rainbo food is cold tasteless rubbish

great selection of street food with air conditioning, and out of the weather. vegan friendly, all other options covered. live music some evenings.

Nice little food court on Level -2 of Jubilee Place (as you face Wagamamas, take the escalators left down) with nice little options - friends had the poke, plantain and jerk chicken, gyoza and chicken and waffles options. I ate souvlaki from The Athenian - it was delicious. Quick service, tasty food, pleasant space.

Great place for lunch. A number of vegan options.

Could be so much more.. ok for food if you don't mind your meat deep fried.. And with the special day today, with two screens.. why on earth would you not want to also put on the cricket world cup AND the tennis?? Clearly poorly managed.

Can you please change that playlist? I’m coming everyday for my lunch and literally I know what song will play next. Please change this.

Indoors food court with many good options to choose from. It has a few sitting areas but it can get pretty busy on weekdays.

A nice food court in Canary Wharf mall. Variety of food, fried chicken, fish, greek, sushi etc. All fast food. Lunch time very packed. Seating is available. You better go a bit early. There is a DJ playing sometimes as well. There are evening programs, too.

The best part of jubilee mall :))))

A nice area for a quick bite, The Athenian's Gyro and Mamas Jerk's chicken salad and chicken wings were lovely. Rainbo and Bird are so so.

There are many fast food places there and I am writing about Bao mainly where I had lunch. In general the place is in the basement with no windows and natural light. Seating a bit awkward. As regards the food I had the essential food of Canary Wharf - chicken katsu curry. Very weird tasting sauce, probably more Indian than Japanese. Half as much chicken compared to Wasabi or Wagamama. Price right between Wagamama and Wasabi. Quality awful. My colleague has the gyoza plate for 8.50 basically 6 pieces and rice. Absolutely worst value for money. I told them this as well. Hope they up their game.

Great selection of food outlets Prices are very fair considering it's Canary Wharf Very vegetarian and vegan friendly

Great selection of food for all pallettes.Especially like Mamas Jerk and Athenian

Love going here! So convenient for those who work in Canary Wharf. A nice selection of food and great atmosphere. I recommend Mama Jerk and Vurger (Vegan) 👍

A great addition to the wharf. Lots of cuisine to choose from

Good Greek food at the Athenian

So lame and poor service from Rainbo (japanese gyoza pop up) its embarrassing: after 15 min wait for 5 gyozas and some fries, I asked for a refund as my food still wasnt ready. It was 12.45 on Saturday - the place was totally empty. My husband had time to get and eat his burger while I was waiting. After this failed experience, I walked across to the Athenian and ordered a Gyros box :3min later my food was ready and it was delicious!!

Loved it! Great concept and design, love the choice of restaurants choose, very trendy and work well together.

Visit Mama's Jerk - great food served with a smile 😁

A great choice of food establisments, love the West Indian & Veggie choices.

Nice new food court in CW with a different atmosphere to the rest

Fantastic place to grab a quick bite, great selection, limited seating but it didn't appear to take long to turn around. A great addition to the area

Excellent place for a quick lunch. The food variety there is great and during the weekend we went there there was live music which made it really special. We tried the greek restaurant and they were really quick and the food amazing. A must go if you are in Canary wharf.

Many cuisines to choose from. Mama's Jerk definitely number one :) Bit crowdy between 12 and 13 on weekdays.

This is a great hidden gem. My favourite is Mama's jerk and heading over to chicken and waffle for a grape slushie. Somewhere to visit with friends or family, it's great value and a really chilled place to hang out and eat.

I had gyros today which was good - the real deal. But guys you need to speed up. It was 2pm and I still waited for close to 15 minutes. I looked in the kitchen. 2 staff were having words with each other and they were all working far too slowly.

Best place for food in canary wharf.

Pricey fried chicken...but freshly cooked and delicious.

Good place with loads of choice on what to eat

chicken wings at Bird too expensive 1 small wing is £1 ( 12 for £12 ) would never try again taste awful!!!

Good selection of food and live music. I ate at Bird where the customer service was friendly and the food was pleasant. They display their food as halal but double check.

Located on the lower floor in Jubilee Place this is a collection of 6 pop up food vendors. Decent selection but with CW prices attached.

Avoid BIRD at all costs... Over priced, very dry, tasteless inedible chicken burgers with terrible fries on the side!

Wharf Kitchen has a handful of traders - Bird, The Athenian, Ahi Poke, Paleo Supply, Vurger Co, Mama's Jerk, Rainbo. Its not huge but what they have caters for healthy, vegan, vegetarian, spicy, fried chicken, asian gyozas, katsu curry, fried chicken with waffles and build your own bowlful salads. I also like the interior where you have inlet of spaces and social style high chairs and tables. What I like about this place is that some traders also offer dessert. I would definitely go back for the matcha swirl (£4.00) from Paleo Supply.

My family and I rolled into this place accidentally on a Saturday night when looking for a covered path to the DLR! There's about seven places, ranging from frickin' to vegan burgers. Some are vegan only, and they all have vegan options. Truly worth a pilgrimage for fellow vegans in the area! We ate at 'Rainbo', which is a Japanese eatery. We went for a shittake mushroom gyoza rice box and a pumpkin katsu one. Great food and they have Camden beer on tap (vegan as well). Really tasty and lovely presentation. I'd be interested to eat at some of the other places although I'm not local. I have a vegan burger from 'Vurger' in my sights for next time!

A newly added place to take friends to try out some street food in Canary Wharf.

Good selection of food and great place for a drink with friends!

Location, location, location. Get ready to pay a minimum £7 on soggy wraps, half-empty kebabs or literally 5 dumplings in a box. Pay minimum £8.50 for a basic burger, add £3-5 to get a handful of frozen fries and don't forget to sprinkle some overpriced seeds on your favourite "superfood" salad. No, we did not need more overpriced street food in Canary Wharf.

A much needed addition to canary wharf's repetitive chain food lunch service. Can't blame the local food vendors though as the (probably) very high retail rent prices push them out and we're stuck in the Eat and Pret cycle. It seems many home grown businesses that used to operate in the wharf have recently been evicted and put up for let so it's nice to seem some funky food in the area for a change