The best restaurants serving Asian food in Aldersgate, Cheap City of London, Westminster London

Segunda visita desde los nuevos asientos. El desayuno y el personal encantador siempre están muy contentos. El mejor café por millas. . . ha dado en el clavo en mis dos visitas

Esta coreano ha sido un preferido de la nuestra. La calidad de la comida es increíble, el personal super amables. es el lugar perfecto para introducir nuevas personas a comida coreana como encontrábamos cocinar en las mesas para.Me han traído muchos visitantes (incluyendo mis padres envejecen) para cenar y nadie tiene cada ha decepcionado. Tienen una gran mesa que se ajusta a un grupo de 10 que es fabuloso para una cena de cumpleaños.

Det var dags för lunch och jag valde att gå in på Tortilla tillsammans med min son. Jag valde en kötträtt och sonen vegetarisk som vi fick tillsammans med goda inläggningar i en tortilla rulle. Den var mycket god och mättande. Jag rekommenderar verkligen detta fräscha ställe som ligger i Dalston och ligger utmed High Road.

First class bubble tea. Professional and personable staff. Great experience. Flavour combinations aplenty. An app and loyalty. Will be coming back

Estupenda Baguette ahumada casera. Tan sabroso y fresco. El brisket se hace recién hecho y la baguette es tan ligera y esponjosa.

We really loved our visit to Lahpet on a sunny Sunday lunchtime, seated outside on the terrace. It felt a bit like being on holiday. Service from our young waitress was really sweet and attentive. The crispy fried bream dish is a taste sensation and is really popular judging by the number of plates going past. The aubergine with crispy onion and peanuts is also a winner. We will definitely return as we discovered we really enjoy the flavour profile of Burmese food.

My nephew, niece and myself went on 2nd December on a recommendation, by a friend. I was a big fan of Montys, Northfields back in the 1980's and knew the owner/family, now the son of that family, owns Nepal. I was met by a warm welcome as we recognised each other. I can't recommend them enough. I was transported straight back to those wonderful curries we had in Montys, Northfields Avenue. Happy days! I will be back very soon. Thank you so much for that wonerful trip down memory through my taste buds, delicious Monica

£2 for chili potong. IYKYK. sad face. The rest is usual Malaysian restaurant in London fare, a little bit above average.

Excellent établissement.Tres bon accueil des serveurs. Les cocktails sont tres bon et les entrées succulentes. Les serveurs sont aimable et le service est top. On recommande !!

Nice enough restaurant with good food serving a variety of indian standards. Not really in crawley though.

No ha estado abierto mucho tiempo, así que limpio, ordenado y tranquilo, parecía demasiado tranquilo, pero decidí probarlo y no me decepcionó. Buena comida porciones generosas y a un precio razonable

Ristorante super “local”. Frequentato poco da turisti e molto da persone asiatiche. I noodles erano squisiti e fatti a mano davanti a noi. Il servizio è stato molto veloce. Non è adatto ad una cena tranquilla e “di coppia” ma a me è piaciuto

Visited for the first time and have to say the food was superb. Relatively small menu but the dishes all tasted great - waiting in the queue was totally worth it and I cannot wait to visit again - thank you.

Friendly and accommodating staff. During a busy period they seated 11 of us with minimal waiting times and the food was great and value for money.

I dined at Toba for dinner and left disappointed with my experience at the restaurant. We ordered the Gulai Kambing (Lamb Shank Curry) and Beef Rendang as our mains - I found both mains lacked flavour and were somewhat tasteless. However, the worst part of dining at Toba was that I found a fish bone in my Lamb Shank Curry, and not just any fish bone, but a rather long and sharp fish bone! I politely asked the manager/host to take a look and questioned why there was a fish bone in the broth of the curry, only for him to take the fish bone and insist it was only a dry piece of noodle. I found his response to be a lie, and unacceptable - to be honest it was very poor of him to insist it was a dry piece of noodle, and dismiss me! I am well aware of the difference between a fish bone and a noodle. I did not wish to create a scene, as I was being mindful of my friend I was dining with, the guests within the restaurant and also the restaurant itself. However, now I think of my experience at Toba, I honestly should have. I was not offered an apology or any reassurance. I will not be dining at Toba again, nor will I recommend it to my family and friends