• Added: 25th of November 2007
• Area: Ealing
• Category: Restaurants

London W5 5LS
020 8840 8525

tariqmuman said
Chinese value at Coco Noodle
Coco Noodle is an oriental restaurant right in the heart of Ealing Broadway. Looking like it's been plucked straight out of some far east city, it stands out from the crowd with it's bright orange colour scheme and stupid-looking new age lettering, inside you will uncomfortable pine park benches, and more headache orange paint.However don't let the decor put you off.

A favorite's among Ealing's native population, the Coco Noodle Bar has got to be first choice for oriental food in Ealing. Serving up a decent variety of Japanese, Thai, and Chinese dishes, quickly ,by a competent friendly workforce, and at a reasonable price. Expect starters to cost up to £4, and mains a maximum of £6. Portions are very generous, don't expect to finish all of your main

I can wholeheartedly recommend Coco Noodle for any occasion, family outing or even hot date, however be warned that it does tend to get fairly busy during the lunch hours, and that the sizzling pan dishes (and only them) are particularly bland tasting.

• Added: 25th of November 2007
• Area: Liverpool Street
• Category: Bars and Pubs

London EC2A 3ES
020 7739 5793

tariqmuman said
My last choice
The Old Blue Last is an old fashioned looking place a short walk away from either Old St or Liverpool St Station, and it has to be said looks pretty out of place among it's counterparts in Hoxton.
While it's true that the Old Blue does play host to many quality bands, that it's usually free to get into, and has a pretty trendy and friendly regular crowd, it oughtn't be anyone's first choice for a night out.
Despite all this The Old Blue on a Friday is a sardine tin, and there's no other way to put it. Expect to wait quite a while for the toilets, stand all night, and not be able to see the band that brought you there, and at £3+ a pint don't expect to forget it either.