The best restaurants serving Asian food in Aldgate, Billingsgate, Bishopsgate, Bridge, Broad Street, Candlewick, Cornhill, Langbourn, Lime Street, Portsoken, Tower City of London, Westminster London

Delicious food, very relaxing and very tasty excellent flavour and great options for vegetarian/vegan. Would highly recommend trying 😋

My favourite food. This is my go to restaurant & everyone I’ve taken here loves it too. I don’t usually like steak but I absolutely love the Charolais Ribeye steak. So much so that I went out of my way to research the ingredients and Korean steak marinades to try to make it at home myself. The seared scallops and broccoli are delicious too. I really enjoy almost all of their food. The Wagyu Beef & Foie Gras Burger was a bit meh… I expected better and I found it to be quite dry. The apricot & stem ginger compote part of the vegan mess was not for me but the coconut mochi was yummy. Our waiter recommended the watermelon cocktail and it was really nice. Service is always 10/10. Our waiter was attentive, polite and extremely attractive. Probably one of the most attractive men I’ve ever seen. Mber do need to do some work on their bathroom though. There’s limescale around the taps and soap dispenser; & looks like it needs a bit of an updo, or at least a deep clean. I’m not sure if the mirror was just tinted or dirty. Considering the cost of the food, and the rest of the restaurant, the bathroom is quite disappointing. It did make me wonder if ambience is the only reason they have dim lighting.

Ate here a few years ago and boy, how standards have slipped! We booked a table ahead of time and when we arrived, we were left standing at the entrance for what felt like at least 5 minutes. There was a member of staff that repeatedly walked past us but actively avoided looking at or acknowledging us. Eventually, another member of staff did show us to our table. The food is mediocre at best now, what you will find is that the balance is 80% rice or noodles, whatever meat you order will definitely be countable, with the odd bit of vegetables thrown in to tick the box. Their profile photo needs a serious update as that is paramount to false advertising. Unsurprisingly, getting the bill also took considerable time as that very same female member of staff continued with her antics. What was more annoying was when we paid. Not only do they charge a default 12.5% "service charge" whilst offering nothing of the sort, but as we paid in cash, they proceeded to short change us - as if charging once for non-existent service was not enough! Simply put, never again - plenty of better Asian or Japanese places in the immediate area. Even going hungry and fasting a little would be better than visiting this place...

We were served by Lory number one

Onions not simmered , raw , ordered chicken and just 2 shredded pieces of chicken , rubbish never visiting this place again

Samuel couldn’t have been more helpful if he tried. A wonderful service from start to finish and he most certainly made my day!

Always been a fan for the authentic Vietnamese / Chinese cuisine until now when they started to charge 25p for chilli sauce. It is not the cost I take issue with but more the fact that the authenticity of the food is somewhat lost without the natural, complementary chilli. Disappointing.

Got the beef rendang for lunch, it was decent but not amazing. The portion however, good amount of salad, rice, minimum beef - not the greatest value for money.

Estoy de acuerdo con el comentario anterior de que los estándares parecen haber disminuido. Es una pena ya que este solía ser decente. Mi experiencia personal es que el huevo scotch katsu ha reducido drásticamente en tamaño sin explicación. Excelente plato pero muy mala relación ahora. Un colega mencionó que había notablemente menos pollo con su sándwich katsu que antes. No preocupa en estas cadenas de la ciudad tratando de cambio cuando hay tantas opciones en otros lugares.

Dropped by for a quick lunch with a friend wanting a hot option for lunch and being a huge fan of dim sum. Ordered the lunch time option of a basket of dim sum, crackers and sticky rice. It was ok and did the job of filling me up, but I was not particularly impressed given the overall blandness of the food and for the price paid, a smaller portion than I would expect. The dim sum also felt overcooked and lacked the springy firm quality to the dough. This was particularly surprising given how it's owned by Ping Pong, who I would expect to be a bit more exacting with standards. I would not be returning and would rather spend a bit more time and money in a proper dim sum restaurant.