The best restaurants serving Asian food in England

Very little lamb- and it was so chewy we got jaw ache and spat it out. Huge chunks of seared (burned but raw) bell pepper swimming in barely spiced tomato sauce. Sort of a failed Indian/Italian fusion. The only thing worse than the food was the service - intrusive and argumentative! It has been bought out since last time …. But this will be the last time we visit!

A good range of tasty wholesome pub food available. Ambience attractive but let down by poor service. It wasn’t that there wasn’t enough staff it was the fact that they decided to use the venue as a social occasion ignoring the customers.

The food was great, although on the pricier range if you were to compare. The bulgogi I had was very nice but could use more beef for the cost. Had a pleasant experience and the waiter was nice but as I was leaving I was appalled by £5 service charge they charged me. I didn’t have time to check it and it was too late when I already paid, to opt out from this tip you thought was appropriate. This was charged in a sneaky way and completely ruined my experience and the remainder of the day. Excuse me, but taking my 1 plate and bringing it to my table was less than 1 meter apart from the kitchen, that just isn’t worth a generous £5 tip you took from me without my consent. Fine, keep it but neither me nor my friends will be back here. This is a robbery and no, the service was not worth that extra charged £5.

Good Sunday lunch, but rather noisy when quite full.

PopPopped in on off chance before Matinee performance of Moulin Rouge at nearby Piccadilly Theatre. Between us had chicken cats curry, white natural which is tofu based ramen, gyokuru and yuzu tea. All excellent, and when we mentioned the theatre, were given a 20% discount. Prices are extremely reasonable for the West End anyway, given restaurant situated a stones throw from tourist magnet of Piccadilly Circus. Nearby Queens Head pub is a true treehouse, selling excellent real ales amongst other things. Will visit pub and restaurant again when in area.

We were a group of three who had pre-booked the £45pp sharing menu on a Saturday. It was quiet (12pm) and the servers were attentive. We were 3 normal adults who had skipped breakfast to enjoy the lunch, so big appetites that day, we were / are familiar with how sharing menus work. The first two dishes to come out were delicious but tiny. I.e one ramekin between the three of us with a small mouthful of fish each (if that). Whilst the quality of the food deserves a 5* , we were being served a meal for 2 peckish adults. By the time the fourth course came out (one prawn toast cut in to 4 small pieces) I had had enough. Despite the embarrassment of causing a scene, I waved down the senior sever and pointed out that there were three of us each paying for the £45 sharing menu. They were very good after that and served us two plates of everything. We finished everything. It was delicious. It was just a shame that we had to prompt them to serve us an equivalent of three ‘heads’. I understand that it’s because we were an odd number, but they should have a way to accommodate that without short-changing customers.

Poor experience. Good not great service not great. Noisy. Just not good sorry. Won’t be returning. It’s been there for years but this was a bad experience

I came here a while back but didn’t get round to leaving a review. I’m from london, and I went to Bristol to visit family. We came out to eat and we chose this place. The food was good and the staff were very friendly. It was a nice and chilled vibe and a very relaxing experience. This place is good for a meal for two or even a meal for the family. I enjoyed my visit.

What a fantastic place to dine in, great staff polite and respectful, superb hospitality and customer service topped up with absolutely amazing food, very tasty and generous portions. We were 2 families - 10 of us, 4 adults, 2 teenagers and 4 children 5-11 dining at Biplob, every single one of us loved the food and experience. It was heaving on the 1st night we visited. Following our excellent experience, we dined at Biplob a further 2 nights and the experience was outstanding. The owner was so attentive, humble, kind and approachable, what a great guy no wonder he’s been successfully running this amazing restaurant for over 30 years. May you continue to prosper for many more decades to come. Biplob is a restaurant one can visit and dine from far a field and we for sure will happily do another 120miles to dine at Bibplob, thank you so much for our lovely experience.

I used to love coming here, but the quality of the food has declined. My husband's chicken katsu curry was very average with one very thinly sliced chicken breast, which was covered in a mountain of rice and topped with curry sauce. Very different from how it used to be and disappointing.

Fantastic service, love the food every time. My local is Ipswich,but also handy to call in on the way home for bluewater. Highly recommend a stop.

Had a Sunday buffet lunch here, the service was friendly and the food was lovely, with plenty of choice (even chips & nuggets for kids if required), and to our surprise it is part of Shahi (which is our local Indian restaurant, which we use weekly for our takeaways as their food is just superb and never fails to disappoint. We will certain use again for our Sunday lunch.

Absolutely awful, takeaway was so cold and dry , nothing tasted nice at all , will not be going back. What a waste of food!.

Thought this would be an excellent choice for lunch,but unfortunately this was not the case. From the moment we arrived the greeter tried to explain how things worked but we could not understand him nor did he want to repeat himself. He just kept scribbling on the paper on our table. Despite asking for large drinks they seemed to be small glasses. The food we ordered was well cooked, good quality and enjoyable.overall disappointing service and drinks and unlikely to comeback to this particular restaurant.

Excellent food and friendly service. It beats anywhere we’ve been to in Chinatown, London. Not overpriced either! Can’t wait for our next trip to Eastbourne and a visit to Mr Hau’s.