Best Asian Restaurants in Charlton

Every dish is fantastic. Choose what you fancy, and it will be amazing. Cyrus often cooks them himself, and this is a celebrity chef restaurant where the person himself is doing the work and is happy to chat. It is a bonus that it's very reasonably priced. We had a selection of starters and mains; it's some of the best Indian food I've ever had, and I've been to India plenty of times. GO AND EAT HERE! It's much closer than it looks, thank you, Elizabeth line. Put it into City Mapper, and you will be there in a Jiffy. I loved the place on Prescot Street, and this is an even brighter, more modern space.

The food was soo delicious. It was our first time at a korean bbq and the staff were very helpful with recommendations and advice on what to do. The service was really good and all the staff were lovely

Had a great time, the tteokbokki was great! Definitely the best dish of the night. The Takoyaki (octopus balls) were a close second, could've rated higher if there was more sauce, it was needed. The sea food Jjamppong and the Samgyupsal-Gui were disappointing, and the Samgyupsal-Gui for some reason isn't served with the lettuce. I hope it was just an off day for these dishes though. The service was ok, however the young lady who was serving us, didn't make us feel welcome, I felt more like she didn't want to be there. The other lady, who wasn't actually serving us, seemed brilliant, I could feel her great customer service even in a brief encounter. Even though we had 2 dishes that weren't great, I definitely would go back, I really did love the tteokbokki and they do have some great food, there's just some dishes they need to work on x

We enjoyed a delicious meal, and the staff were very friendly and offered great service. The cocktail we had was also very good. I’d highly recommend this restaurant and will definitely go back again when I’m in the area.

Really delicious, interesting Thai fusion food, with excellent views of Tower Bridge if you sit outside. Service was friendly, though we had to wait too long to order. Only real complaint is the loud, trashy nightclub music they play, totally inappropriate to the venue. Do the staff pick this to entertain themselves? Surely customers don’t want it, unless this is what tourists expect to hear everywhere these days? Or are they hoping to attract a young, downmarket clientele?