Noodle City

If you ever visit Harrow in London you’ll encounter a London suburb that has been crammed full of chain resturants and cafes with little originality. Noodle City is a gasp of fresh air in this clone town. An independently run Chinese café that serves, hot fresh food with friendly service.
This Chinese café is really popular with the Westminster Uni students down the road. If one of the better places to eat in town, with large portions that get served quick and don’t cost too much.
Think Wagammas but with a little bit more personality, as you do sit on benches and share tables and its not the classiest joint around. But it is clean (apart from the funny toilet out back) and the food is perfect for a quick lunch while your out or a catch up with friends in the evening. It’s not romantic and won’t impress but for what it is, I love it. A great lunch stop if your in the area!

Noodle City is great! Very casual so suited for lunching. Seating is on long benches. The portions are huge and delicious. The staff and always very friendly and welcoming and child friendly.

The prices here are very cheap, a main meal would cost around £4 and a coke would be £1. They have a selection of starters, soup noodles, stir fried noodles, crispy noodles, and rice dishes. Desserts are ice cream, lychee in syrup and mango pudding which cost around £2. The staff here were very friendly to us and took the patience to recommend dishes to us when we coudn’t make up our mind. Food here is tasty but not really the authentic type of chinese food, but I liked it and I will go there again.

The is a nice little chinese restaurant. It is quite small and the seating is like little bench’s. There is very quick service although they don’t always seem very happy. The food is very nice and really cheap, and you can try to eat with the provided chopsticks if you really want. A whole dishful of meat noodles is about £4, and all the meals are similarly priced. It is near a few bus stops, so is very accessible to get to also.