Fatt Pundit - (Near Westminster, london)

5 /5 Natasha Kulagina: Fatt Pundit was one of the most pleasant dining surprises in London. The restaurant focuses on Indo-Chinese cuisine, a fascinating culinary tradition that originated in Kolkata when the Chinese community adapted their cooking to Indian spices and flavors. The result is bold, aromatic, and incredibly satisfying. The absolute highlight of my dinner was the momos - perfectly delicate dumplings with thin dough and a very flavorful filling. Truly some of the best we’ve had. A special thank you to our waiter Ray, who was warm, attentive, and made the whole experience even more enjoyable with his great service and friendly attitude. A fantastic place if you want something a little different from the usual London dining scene. Highly recommended.

5 /5 M: Absolutely top tier food and service. The staff (Crayton plus server) was extremely friendly and accommodating. Food was top tier - definitely one of those rare finds where you want to keep coming back. Highly recommend all of the dishes we tried - crackling spinach, Rib-eye Manchurian, lamb chops, stir fry noodles and momos. Also separate halal menu!

5 /5 victoria liu: Five stars. Great food and great service here. We had the pre theatre menu, which is served only until 5:30. Great value for some delicious food! Mervin was our server and he was incredible!

5 /5 Shrenik Lad: Very nice place in the heart of Soho, London. Food is great. Egg schezwan fried rice and chicken momos were my favorites. Chicken lollipop is also great if you dont mind deep fried. Best part is the portion sizes are small enough so that you can try multiple things. Mervin was our host, he was very friendly and helpful.

5 /5 Samina Hamid: Food was amazing. Especially the noodles and sesame sticky vegetables. But Mervin made our time here even more special. He knew the menu very well. Recommended all the best dishes. He also told us how much food was appropriate. Kept refilling our water when needed. Very polite. Thank you, Will be back again.