Little Blue Noodle Bar - (Near Westminster, london)

Boh Tjarks Went there on a Sunday for brunch. It was heaving, but lovely and lovely atmosphere with the sun shining through the window. Service was impeccable and food very tasty and well presented. My highlights were the salted caramel, banana protein shake and the hollonaise eggs royale. Highly recommended!!

Sue C I am so pleased to find just a normal cafe! Prices are not inflated to some boutique cafes, and the food is top-notch. I havent been able to find a good old bubble and squeak on a menu for a long time! Oh, and it was spot-on, as was the bacon, eggs cooked to my taste, tomatoes, and sausage. A lovely couple running the place, too. My breakfast set me up for the rest of my day! Even managed to park, literally, right outside for free - another rarity. Thank you.

chloe imlah Absolutely loved this! Queue was long but took 10 mins and sooo worth it. The nicest food court you will ever visit. Will be back!

Timmy Lea This restaurant is an absolute gem in London! Located near Westfield White City, Id recommend all meat lovers visiting this area to skip the mall eateries and instead take a short stroll to this hidden treasure. It serves the finest Texas-style barbecue Ive encountered in Britain – portions are incredibly generous, prices are very reasonable, and its simply perfect. The short ribs are my absolute top recommendation – incredibly tender and incredibly juicy. The Bird was also a delightful surprise, easily the most succulent roast chicken Ive ever tasted. Ill be returning time and time again, and I hope more people discover and fall in love with this place, because I want it to stay open forever!

Nicole One of the only places out of Wimbledon Id consider to have actually good crepes. Wafflemeister? Too crunchy and chewey - plus overpriced. Caroles crepes were alright till the price raised and it was overpriced for what it actually was. Crepes and wraps is the only place that remained consistent, good value for money and the crepes are divine. Theyre fluffy, soft and I adore the crepe holders (I think thats what they are)? She has lots of different cute variants. The owner is super friendly and usually open for a chat if you want one, but not overbearing so its never really awkward. I love going to this place, especially in the winter when it gets cold. For the future? I hope they get some kind of a delivery service or an app, maybe a website. Kind of hard to track sometimes when she opens.

Martha Medina We made a reservation to visit Lajo de Karahi, and I’m glad we did because the place was full when we arrived. The atmosphere was lively and authentic. This was my first time trying Pakistani food, and I was invited by my daughter, who told me it was one of her favorite restaurants — and now I completely understand why. The food was absolutely delicious. Every dish had rich, fresh flavors and felt perfectly homemade. Another great detail is that you can bring your own alcoholic drinks, which makes the experience even better. Even though the restaurant was busy, the service was quick and friendly, and everything we ordered was worth it. Definitely a place I would return to. If you’re in London and want to try authentic, flavorful Pakistani cuisine, Lajo de Karahi is a must-visit.