Slurp Restaurant

Great place to eat, can be a bit cold. I’d definitely recommend the Garlic Chicken Strips.

After a long time not going here we returned on the spur of the moment. Not coming here was not a conscious decision, just there was other fish to fry. So after a hard week [again] and a well deserved earlier finish returning to Slurp was supposed to be comforting.
And it was, the same old service with a smile, not too busy early in the evening and a nice Slurp juice of various fruits obliterated to a more-​ish liquid nature. But previously grubby benches and low light nature of the place had been replaced by a brighter, more IKEA in nature atmosphere; not so comforting. And although the Ebi Katsu (how could you do these wrong anyway?) was still there, the previously tasty and by no means healthy MSG riddled well spiced offerings had been replaced by a bland, water offerings (the House Special rice and Prawn Black bean equally disappointed).
Such a shame, and my regularly burnt tongue that I still got from the pipping hot food was no longer offset by the naughty but nice food.
Yup — Slurp Juice, Green Tea, Ebi Katsu
Nah — House Special rice, Prawn Black Bean

A good local noodle bar although I wouldn’t go out of my way to come here.

I think this may the best name for a restaurant ever! Slurp — what an evocative word to get the taste buds going!
Slurp describes itself as a Chinese/​Japanese restaurant and it’s located at the end of Wimbledon Broadway. It does a broad range of oriental dishes — perhaps the best way to visualise the menu is to imagine Wagamama combined with Busaba Eathai with a few more Asian countries represented as well. I would say their emphasis would be on noodles with some bento boxes and rice dishes as well.
I’ve tried their seafood ho fun (broad rice stick noodles) which was nice if a bit pricey at over £7. There was a nice selection of fresh juices. If you like the Wagamama or Busaba concept and atmosphere, you’ll like Slurp. Sluuuuurp — sorry, the name just brings a smile to my face :-)

This is a great takeout and also restaurant near to South Wimbledon tube, but also not far from the Broadway. It is Wagamamas style in that you sit on benches together with other people you might not know. They do really good food though and it’s very reasonably priced. They serve alcohol, the house wine is about £8 a bottle. The other great thing there is the juices; they do some delicous freshly squeezed fruit and veg juices. The food is Chinese and Japanese and they use the best ingredients to make the food tasty.