The best restaurants serving Asian food in St James's City of London, Westminster London

Lovely helpful service and pictures to show you want the dishes would be. We loved the pan of beef and mushrooms cooked at the table and the box too. Some dishes appear very expensive but were great for us all to share (3). The chicken wings with soy glaze were very yummy too.

Place was empty but we took the risk and were were very happy with the place and food. Place is really new. Good prices, tasty food, friendly staff! Fried chicken - very tasty with very tasty sauce!

My friends, colleagues & I are regular customers at this restaurant. The food are delicious, I almost tried everything on their menu and up until now none failed me. This is as close as I get to have authentic Indonesian taste in London.

¡Un lugar brillante! La comida era increíble y el servicio era maravilloso! Mi marido y yo estábamos de visita en Londres y llamamos por casualidad y no nos decepcionó ... . . el restaurante estaba ocupado, pero tuvimos una comida auténtica encantadora ... . . muchas gracias Ma La, ! ! X

Fideos de pollo de coco es muy recomendable. Muy delicioso. Muchas personas vienen a comer y beber con amigos, ya que tiene un ambiente bastante cómodo.

Haidilao hotpot is our favorite - the environment & staff working at O2 arena is the best amongst all Haidilao hotpot in the UK

Fui a encontraron Muga para el cumpleaños de un amigo. Me encanta japonés bueno como solía vivir en Japón y normalmente cosas en Londres no es comparable pero me sorprendió gratamente con este restaurante.

The receptionist was very rude and treated the guests poorly.

I went there for a couple of drinks, the atmosphere was nice and quiet. I had a good time and Rajon was a very lovely host. He kindly looked after me and my date. 5 stars :)

I love the food at Yori and I've been many times. That being said, yesterday I had a frustrating experience and want to leave a record (turned into an essay lol) so that hopefully staff can better address similar situations in the future. Also this will hopefully warn others to avoid the problem I had. TLDR: I came on my own and had no booking (nobody else did amongst 8 people in the queue) I was told to wait like the rest. I waited 30 minutes whilst starving. Everyone other than me was seated. When it came to my turn I was told there were no tables and abruptly asked to leave with no explanation. The whole time I could see 1 small empty table where I could have be seated. The details: I arrived at the restaurant on my own without a reservation at 4:55pm, and started queuing behind ~8 other people. The place was busy. Within a couple of minutes the first few were seated (they had no reservation) and the rest of us queing were asked if we had a reservation (none of us did) and told to wait. I waited a total of 30 minutes in queue, 25 of which the staff was aware of me having told me to wait. Everyone ahead of me was seated eventually. During the whole time I was waiting I could see at least one small empty table where I could have been seated, but this was not offered to me. Possibly it was reserved, but nobody used it. By the time I was first on the queue there were at least 10 other people behind me. Groups of different sizes, some with reservations, some without. Finally when my turn came, I was abruptly told: "sorry, we have no tables" and asked to leave. This was awful after waiting for 30 minutes and after seeing many other people without a reservation being seated. I can only imagine that they may not have wanted to offer me a table because I was on my own, and there were other people behind me so they may make more money by seating a group of two instead on my place. Well, long term, that strategy may backfire. I've been to Yori at least 20 times before, and have brought my partner, family members and friends (perhaps 8 different people that I can recall) with me. So Yori has made decent business out of me over the last couple of years. After this experience I am far less likely to return or to recommend the place. Short term seating 2 people instead of 1 may yield slightly more profit (better utilisation of space, although less than 2x revenue since 1 person typically orders, eats and leaves much faster than 2). Treating a customer so poorly means that long-term the customer won't return or refer the restaurant. Although there are many variables at play and it's hard to estimate, an incident like this may cost a restaurant hundreds or even thousands of pounds of lost future revenue if the customer never returns and stops referring the place. I'd venture a restaurant will lose a lot of potential revenue if treating people like this. Unless it relies mainly on one-off visits from tourists rather than regulars, which some in this central location do. Yori has many branches though, so it doesn't reflect well in the brand. The place was very busy as mentioned earlier, so I am sure staff was a bit overwhelmed and a bit disorganised and that's why this regrettable incident happened. Not claiming this was some sort of personal attack. All in all, great food, but don't do on your own, and don't go without reservation unless you are prepared to wait for 30 minutes and risk being told to leave afterwards.

Finding 100% authentic Vietnamese food in London isn’t easy, but Viet Food really stands out to me. It’s an absolute gem in Chinatown, London. I love that they put a lot of effort into the food, the atmosphere, and the details that remind me of Vietnam. From the menu design to the painting of a street corner in Vietnam and even the traditional cutlery like coconut bowls, everything feels so thoughtful and cozy. It’s like stepping into a little piece of Vietnam in the middle of London. I also love that they serve a variety of family-style dishes. There are many options to choose from, but I usually go for Pho, BBQ pork, summer spring rolls...What I love most is that, compared to other Vietnamese places we’ve tried - whether dining in or ordering through apps - the prices here are super reasonable for the quality. The portions are really generous, and my husband and I always leave feeling completely full. Highly recommend!

Nos alojamos una noche en este hotel. en una fantástica posición en el centro de la ciudad a sólo 3 minutos a pie del teatro que visitábamos.

Ordering it online doesn’t work. Tried it lots of times and they make me wait 2 hours and they end up not delivering the food. Terrible service.

Our first waiter came across a little bit uninterested. We booked a birthday brunch and he didn’t explain any of the brunch, the normal or premium options. We waited quite a while for food for our brunch and then were told we were on the last sitting and that the kitchen closed at four. Before we received the food, we were told if we wanted extra we could order more. This was a little confusing as we hadn’t got the original food yet? But they would rather you have more food than not enough so encourage you to order more. The food is amazing. It’s really good value and I would definitely recommend it. Julian and Alleta were incredible and really kept it fun and professional. They answered all of our questions and sorted out the GF menu which was brilliant. The only thing that let us down was the slight rush to order more food and the original waiter.

Came there first time and I was quite disappointed. My husband and I ordered the dim sum combo and a dish with chur Siu, roasted duck and roasted pork. All the dim sum pastry was very sticky and thick. One dumpling was called the mushroom dumpling and the filling was not tasted very good. Luckily the chur Siu was comparatively good.