Portions were unexpectedly big but worth the price. My meal was £16.99. Food was delicious and almost everything is halal - always double check
Jasleen Bhatia
Wonderland for me!
yck200
Recommend by a local Kpop promoter in London. Food was okay, but not as good as Ping's in NY. Given how many Hong Kong people live here, I am a bit disappointed, but it could be the ingredients. Cooking techinq is excellent.
Rayan Taher
We were spoiled for choice. Definitely a good experience. We had dahi puri from the Indian street food stall (best thing we had). We had a veggie bun from the dumplings and buns place, the meat options might be better. We got a honey and bbq fried chicken from the Hakka place - it tasted okay and was a huge portion. We got the tiger hill milk tea classic - we thought the tea was too strong and it needed a bit more sugar- so maybe try something different.Parking: Free up to 3 hours.
TSK TK
Take empty cartons to pack leftover food. I know this sounds cheeky but you won't regret it.
mike powell
Everything you could wish for from an oriental foodhall..Go! Enjoy!
lina A
Best location for food court to different style of food from Chinese, Japanese, tawainwae, Malaysia, Indian, Korean, Chinese bakery, Chinese
Francisco Simões
Loads of choice with restaurants from Vietnam, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, Japan..... wide range of prices, great
Kimberley Dennis
Went to Cafe la Viet and was very impressed! Particularly the cold noodle pork salad was DELISH. Portions at this foodhall are massive so 2 can easily share / get a takeaway box! The staff clearing tables are very efficient and it's clean and tidy. Even the toilets are spotless (which was a miracle at school kickout time with teenagers everywhere)!
Linda Lollage
Good selection of (mostly) South East Asian restaurants. Chinese Malaysian, Filipino, Korean to name a few.Gluten free people see below!Thai Silk makes an authentic Tom Yum Soup. Try their Larp Chicken. Wrap spicy minced chicken in crisp lettuce for an alternative to summer/spring role - well tasty. Their pad Thai is gf and yummy too.Four Seasons does a cracking crispy pork & duck with rice (not sure if gf) and a delicious broccoli dish.Kid-friendliness: Noisy placeWheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible. There's a lift from the carpark to the first floor food court.
Because I was going to watch an England football match at Wembley Stadium, I needed to find a place to eat nearby. After seeing this food hall on the map, I came here without hesitation. Colindale seems to be an area populated by Asians. I saw many Asian shops on the way to the food hall. The restaurants in the food hall also serve Asian cuisine. I tried the roasted pork&duck rice at the Four Seasons Restaurant. It tasted very authentic, just like the roasted pork&duck you can eat in Hong Kong. In addition, I also tried the brown sugar milk from Tiger Hill. Although tiger hill is obviously a knock-off of the famous bubble tea brand tiger sugar, the two are identical in taste. Even so, I still think that counterfeiting other brands is not something worth promoting. Overall, this food hall is very good, with a variety of food choices, delicious taste, and not expensive. It is worth coming again.
Andrea Pattalis
It's always quite cold in the Foodhall so wrap up warm, can get busy with waiting for a table but the food variety and table cleaning service are excellent. Love coming here, it has anything you could think of!Parking: Morrisons gives you 3 free hours and access directly into Bang Bang. ASDA is 2hrs.
Dinesh Patel
Very crowded, lucky to fi nd seats, more like a canteen. Variety of choices, reasonably priced and reasonably tasty.
Portions were unexpectedly big but worth the price. My meal was £16.99. Food was delicious and almost everything is halal - always double check
Wonderland for me!
Recommend by a local Kpop promoter in London. Food was okay, but not as good as Ping's in NY. Given how many Hong Kong people live here, I am a bit disappointed, but it could be the ingredients. Cooking techinq is excellent.
We were spoiled for choice. Definitely a good experience. We had dahi puri from the Indian street food stall (best thing we had). We had a veggie bun from the dumplings and buns place, the meat options might be better. We got a honey and bbq fried chicken from the Hakka place - it tasted okay and was a huge portion. We got the tiger hill milk tea classic - we thought the tea was too strong and it needed a bit more sugar- so maybe try something different.Parking: Free up to 3 hours.
Take empty cartons to pack leftover food. I know this sounds cheeky but you won't regret it.
Everything you could wish for from an oriental foodhall..Go! Enjoy!
Best location for food court to different style of food from Chinese, Japanese, tawainwae, Malaysia, Indian, Korean, Chinese bakery, Chinese
Loads of choice with restaurants from Vietnam, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, Japan..... wide range of prices, great
Went to Cafe la Viet and was very impressed! Particularly the cold noodle pork salad was DELISH. Portions at this foodhall are massive so 2 can easily share / get a takeaway box! The staff clearing tables are very efficient and it's clean and tidy. Even the toilets are spotless (which was a miracle at school kickout time with teenagers everywhere)!
Good selection of (mostly) South East Asian restaurants. Chinese Malaysian, Filipino, Korean to name a few.Gluten free people see below!Thai Silk makes an authentic Tom Yum Soup. Try their Larp Chicken. Wrap spicy minced chicken in crisp lettuce for an alternative to summer/spring role - well tasty. Their pad Thai is gf and yummy too.Four Seasons does a cracking crispy pork & duck with rice (not sure if gf) and a delicious broccoli dish.Kid-friendliness: Noisy placeWheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible. There's a lift from the carpark to the first floor food court.
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Because I was going to watch an England football match at Wembley Stadium, I needed to find a place to eat nearby. After seeing this food hall on the map, I came here without hesitation. Colindale seems to be an area populated by Asians. I saw many Asian shops on the way to the food hall. The restaurants in the food hall also serve Asian cuisine. I tried the roasted pork&duck rice at the Four Seasons Restaurant. It tasted very authentic, just like the roasted pork&duck you can eat in Hong Kong. In addition, I also tried the brown sugar milk from Tiger Hill. Although tiger hill is obviously a knock-off of the famous bubble tea brand tiger sugar, the two are identical in taste. Even so, I still think that counterfeiting other brands is not something worth promoting. Overall, this food hall is very good, with a variety of food choices, delicious taste, and not expensive. It is worth coming again.
It's always quite cold in the Foodhall so wrap up warm, can get busy with waiting for a table but the food variety and table cleaning service are excellent. Love coming here, it has anything you could think of!Parking: Morrisons gives you 3 free hours and access directly into Bang Bang. ASDA is 2hrs.
Very crowded, lucky to fi nd seats, more like a canteen. Variety of choices, reasonably priced and reasonably tasty.
Lots of choice. Lots of places to park.
Thanks John for the great service!