Bang Bang Oriental Foodhall - (Near Brent, london)

3 /5 annabelle: Great variety of Asian food choices. Food came in big portion for some shops, while some are normal portion size. I ordered some soup noodles and the waiting time was super long. The taste was not worth the time I waited. My friend ordered orange chicken that was really nice, good came fast as well! The bingsu at the Korean ship near the corner was super refreshing after having a huge meal!

4 /5 Barilly Li: Came to this food court for lunch over the weekend and was very happy with the variety of food options. The Nasi Goreng from the Coconut Tree was flavorful and served in such a big portion. The brown sugar milk tea from the Tiger Hill was lovely as well.

5 /5 lyly Chow: The food at this place is generous in portion and delicious. Highly recommended However, I bought this bubble tea at another shop (the one next to the taro ball dessert place). Just look at this beautiful, pure white—it seems like there isnt even 1mL of tea in it, and it tasted exactly like that. This terrible thing cost nearly £6. It really feels unfair to the people who sell good food.

3 /5 Haroon Sadiq: Visited second time after few years and the quality has gone down in my view (or at least of the things I ate). Service is ok, you get your food in 10-12 minutes. Quantity was huge in some restaurants (like Haka) but food was just ok. At Haka we had kung pay chicken and the chicken itself was dry. Looks like it was made some time ago and just sauce was added later. We swapped noodles with their egg fried rice. Paid extra for rice and they were worst egg fried rice i have seen. One Japanese restaurant (Yo Tokyo) was good, we tried their chicken base soup (with Tofu). Only chicken was halal their. They were making fresh sushi but I couldnt try it. Kokkiri Rice Dog restaurant had very average corn dog. Small with some cheese and small sausage. Taste average The Bali restaurant in the corner was horrible. I took beef with black pepper and swapped the rice with noodles. The noodles were the worst (dry, plastic) i have ever seen. Looked like the cardboard noodles that one sees in display. They had chicken and beef both halal. The dumpling shops dumpling were average at best. Chicken halal Boba tea at tiger hill were amazing, especially their Taro Brown sugar one The halal Japanese restaurant (forgot its name, but it says halal in big letters) was good but way too expensive. Who sells startera bento box for £17. I tried their katau Curry few years ago and it was not good, dont know if they have improved now. Anyways, not going there again. Better to go to one good restaurant and try one cuisine rather spend time and money here

4 /5 Family Finds: This massive, bright and modern food hall has over 25 stalls offering everything from Chinese dim sum and roast duck to Korean fried chicken, Japanese sushi, Malaysian curries, Indian street food and more – all under one roof. The variety is incredible; everyone in the family can pick exactly what they fancy (we mixed dim sum, noodles and some crispy chicken – all delicious and fresh). Super family-friendly: huge communal seating area with space for pushchairs, high chairs available, and a lively but not overwhelming atmosphere thats great for kids. No dedicated kids menu across all stalls, but plenty of child-approved options like plain rice/noodles, chicken skewers, fried rice or milder curries – plus bubble teas and desserts that the little ones loved. They even host family events and workshops during holidays. Easy access with free parking nearby (Morrisons car park), quick buzzer system for collecting food, and always kept clean. Gets busy at peak times, so arrive early for the best seats.