RASA SAYANG
From fragrant nasi lemak and rich beef rendang to wok-fried char kway teow, the menu is filled with dishes that make a complete meal for one.
SOLO DINING IN CHINATOWN
Whether you're squeezing in a quick lunch between meetings, taking yourself on a solo date or exploring London's West End at your own pace, Chinatown makes dining alone feel effortless.
ONE SEAT. ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES.
Forget compromising on the menu or waiting for everyone to agree on where to eat. Go all in on a bowl of noodles, discover a new regional cuisine or take your time over something delicious. With casual restaurants, counter-style dining and dishes perfectly portioned for one, Chinatown is a neighbourhood that rewards independent appetites.
TABLE FOR ONE?
DUMPLINGS' LEGEND
Pair your dumplings with noodles or a side dish, or simply make the dumplings the main event. No sharing required.
CHINESE TAPAS HOUSE
Sometimes the best solo dining experiences don't require a table at all. At Chinese Tapas House, freshly prepared jianbing brings one of China's most popular street food traditions to Chinatown.
THE ART OF HAND-PULLED NOODLES
For a solo dining experience with a little theatre, Kung Fu Noodle puts traditional noodle-making on full display. Inspired by the culinary traditions of China's Gansu province, its open kitchen allows diners to watch chefs transform fresh dough into hand-pulled and knife-cut noodles. Discover fragrant Lanzhou beef noodle soup, generously topped with tender beef, crunchy radish and chilli oil, or explore a selection of dry and stir-fried noodle dishes. With communal bench seating and hearty individual portions, it's an easy choice for a satisfying meal on your own.
