EatFan Greenwich Peninsula - (Near , london)

5 /5 Mary Stadnikova: My favourite cafe-hidden gem in Greenwich, super delicious and not overcrouded, also great atmosphere. All our family loves eating here. We love beef bulgogi, also chicken gyoza.

5 /5 Noemi Kovacs: Great food, coffee and huge portions. I have tried a lot of different combinations and I was never disappointed. They have a smaller size meal for just around 10 pounds as well.

5 /5 Judyarr W: So glad there is a Chinese restaurant nearby home. Just ordered from Deliveroo for three rice express dishes. Very good option when I don’t wanna cook after work. The portion is reasonable and the food is tasty.

2 /5 Leaburn: A few minutes walk from the O2, located in a soulless high rise residential area, is this one standalone pan Asian restaurant. Parking is available roadside but at £6.40 for two hours, it adds a ridiculous tariff to the meal if you are driving here. The atmosphere inside is low volume, relaxing music but there were no other diners. Decor is neat and today but again, a little soulless. The food options are quite plentiful but mainly rice dishes top the menu. We tried spring rolls which are apparently home made. They were fine but I was unsure if from a packet or really home made. The main dishes of Taiwanese pork and Kung Pao chicken were bland. The chicken was too dry and main dish so you need to add a lot of soy sauce to get proper flavour. The pak choi was just boiled, it had zero flavour so again I had to whack on the soy sauce to get anything out of it. This is pretty basic stuff. For two of us, sharing a starter, two main dishes and no drinks came to £33 but with parking (not restaurant’s fault) it was £40 for a pretty low key lunch. They do takeaway too but there are far better Asian takeaways locally. I won’t be returning as I think it’s pretty poor value. Service was fine. Just too much of a meh, forgettable experience.

4 /5 Patrick N.: Close enough to The O2 so that we could get to our concert in time without having to eat at the venue and deal with crowds. My classic burning noodle dish was flavourful. It wasn’t very spicy, so those with low spice tolerance can handle it. The noodles had a dense, chewy texture, although not bouncy. However, I still liked them. My husband’s chicken rice bowl was also tasty, but a bit on the salty side. After a while, it became a little one-dimensional. Regardless, it was a decent meal. Unfortunately, we had to deal with a mild annoyance of tiny flies hovering around our food. We took care of three of them during our meal. Hopefully flies aren’t a regular problem.