The best restaurants serving Asian food in England

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Hakkasan Hanway Place as part of their pre-theatre menu offering for The Devil Wears Prada. As always, the food was exceptional. The set menu offered great value, especially with a cocktail included. While the Ribeye in Merlot was delicious, it was a slightly smaller portion than I expected. Nonetheless, it was perfectly cooked and full of flavor. The service, as always, was impeccable — attentive, friendly, and professional. The atmosphere of the restaurant was lovely, making it the ideal spot for a pre-show meal. Highly recommended for anyone looking for great food, service, and value in central London.

Upon entering Roka, I immediately noticed that none of the four chefs on duty appeared to be Japanese, which raised questions about the authenticity of the cuisine. The sake we ordered wasn't served hot enough, and when we inquired about Japanese tea, specifically genmaicha, the waiter seemed unfamiliar with it. We were told they only offer one type of Japanese green tea and even suggested Earl Grey as an alternative. This further cemented my doubts about the restaurant's authenticity. While I understand the appeal of the restaurant's high-end design, though not entirely to my taste, the pricing felt excessive. We spent £270 for three of us, and while the sushi and sashimi were of standard quality, I didn't feel the cost was justified. A more reasonable sum of around £100 for three would have better reflected the dining experience provided. It's essential that while ambience and location play a role, the value proposition should also align with the culinary authenticity and quality.

Been coming here for about 5 years now. The food is always really tasty, the customer service is outstanding. Totally recommend this place: great for kids too.

from being notified the food was on it's way, it took 25 minutes to arrive. It was all cold and disgustingly greasy and the curry had been squashed in the bag and so leaked everywhere! As a regular customer this was extremely disappointing

Absolute tripe. Hands down the wrist take away I’ve had in a very long time. Raw chicken in all 3 dishes, soggy chapti and warm limp salad. The only good thing was the speedy delivery but then it was mostly raw…..

Says it’s been delivered but I have not received it

The ribs with Mandarin sauce were soooo good!

ordered a flake and coockie dough milshake, got flake milkshake but no cookie dough milkshake just cookie dough, and wondering when the milkshake gunna turn up.

We were very pleased. Looking for dim sum in the area between Victoria and Vauxhall and found this via Google. Not intimate, but very good dim sum, especially for an operation with multiple locations. worth a visit.

Great place for dim sum. Go there.

Kasir was very good! He got my order right and kept checking on me frequently. The food was amazing per his recommendation! Will definitely be back! Thanks

Ordered delivery from here as I have many times before, tried veg pathia rather than my usual achari or madras, it was the sweetest sickliest curry I’ve ever had, I clicked Asian style and dry but it was just carrots and potato like syrup/jam with pineapple in it! I think it was a pudding? I’ve had many veg pathia in bfd, but this was another level……..

Amazing breakfast, fresh and hot. Lots of choice with the continental. Staff are all very friendly. Would go back again.

Hong Kong-style tea restaurant, buy three get one free for dim sum. It must be the signature rice rolls. The rice rolls are wrapped in crispy bean curd skin and the shrimps are slippery. Both the cup rice and porridge are big bowls. The shrimp dumplings and siu mai are delicious. There is paid parking at the door £1/hour

Ordered a takeaway. They didn't read the delivery instructions so delivered to the wrong address. This was my fault, apparently. Shocking service.