Noodles City Sutton - (Near Sutton, london)

Matthew Aleandri Ive lived in Sutton for years, but I had never been here before! Which is odd, because I love Thai food! I went eventually went here one Saturday evening with some friends, and the overall experience was positive! For my starter, I went for the deep-fried calamari for £7.95. They were fantastic! There was a good amount, and they werent chewy or hard, and the batter was crispy and light! The perfect starter! For my main, I chose the chicken Massaman (£13.95) and coconut rice (£4.95) to go with it...again a lovely dish! The curry was creamy, flavoursome, and went down a treat with the generous portion of coconut rice, which wasnt too sweet. I thoroughly enjoyed my meal, even though I felt it was a bit pricey...especially the rice. The staff were friendly and helpful, so if you enjoy Thai food, then this is definitely worth a visit! ;)

Helder Rodrigues de Araujo Literally popped in a for a drink as hadn’t been in this pub before so can’t comment on the food. What I can say is that the service was excellent. I was a bit undecided as to what to go for and straightaway, the gentleman behind the bar offered a few samples of beers and ales without me even asking! He had good knowledge and was very friendly with his approach. Will be back to try some of the food next time since I already had dinner that evening.

Mandy Quantrill Exceptional customer service here again today. Great food and this shop has a lovely little food store with the most amazing products to buy. You can order hot or cold food to eat in, or take away including cakes and sandwiches.

Jamie Newman Definition of a hidden gem. Great price for a full English, with a cup of tea included. Grilled tomatoes just how I like them. Very clean. Nice seating. Quick and friendly service.

Howard Coan Wait times can be long and the meals choices arent that good anymore. The food is often too dry. Wait times are also long.

Mina T. Located on the first floor of the Times Square shopping centre (above H&M), this place offers a vegetarian Sri Lankan-inspired menu in a relaxed and casual setting. I liked how bright and airy the space was, which makes it great for a laid-back meal or a place to catch up with friends. If seated by the windows, you can enjoy some people-watching over the high street below. The thosai meal (available only on weekends) was flavoursome and tasty, although the portion size of the curry was a little on the smaller size. The mini mango cinnabun had great flavour but was unfortunately stale. Staff were pleasant and mostly attentive. Note theres a 12.5% service charge.