Bang Bang Vietnamese Canteen — Restaurant in London

I came to eat the delicious Vietnamese pho in this restaurant again today! The location is on the roadside, three minutes walk from the Warren Street subway station, and the transportation is very convenient~ Let me share the price!

For appetizers, I ordered green mango shrimp salad and stir-fried beef! The mango is sweet and fragrant, and it is mixed with various vegetables. It is really appetizing~ The stir-fried beef is called shaking beef, the best in the universe! The beef is chewy and very flavorful. The seasoning is so good that it looks cool with lettuce underneath!

For fried snacks, I ordered shrimp pork rolls and fried fish! Whether it is dipped in dessert or with green sauce, it is very fragrant. I feel that it will be good after eating these appetizers!

For Pho, I ordered beef and vegetarian noodles! You can add vegetable fried dumplings to it, and it is so fragrant when soaked in the soup! The beef portion is also super large, and the vegetarian noodles contain tofu, cabbage, vegetarian dumplings and mushrooms, which is really super satisfying!

For dessert, you have to eat CHE! It feels like a great dessert with coconut milk and pandan. I can't stop eating it. The content is super rich~ There are five flavors of ice cream to choose from, but it's a pity that Honeycomb and strawberry are too delicious. Caramel and ice cream are also very good!

Overall, their family is super good. In my mind, Vietnamese noodles are very special, and many of them are special! This place is very close to UCL, everyone remember to rush! Next time, go to eat meat Pho...

Enticed by the gorgeous aroma of Vietnamese food we gave this place a try for a weekday evening meal. The place was busy and the tables packed in close together but there was a really good atmosphere and the decor is unique, in keeping with a cultural vibe. The menu has traditional favourites as well as some more unique options and it’s a good size, without confusing you with endless options and variants. There’s also some good local Vietnamese beers available.

The speed of the food service was good but it was a shame that all the dishes came out at different times. Main dishes arrived before the appetisers and one person was left waiting while the other ate. Although the flavours were good it did feel like they’d scrimped on the expensive ingredients. For example there wasn’t much prawn in the spring rolls and there were only two skewers of meat when there should have been more. This didn’t do any favours for the sense of good value.

The service from the staff was efficient and good and there were enough people working that they were always available despite the place being packed. The place felt clean enough too. At lunchtimes they offer takeaways served from a stall outside, street food style. This is a great way to sample the food without having a full meal.

Overall it was a nice experience and one of the more complete Vietnamese experiences in the area. Given the alternatives though it didn’t feel good value for money and the food lacked the wow factor. I’ll return but not in a...

See that line of people waiting for their order? That right there is a collection of card-tapping sheep hungry for their tasteless bread roll. What happens when a business learns the ancient art of simple mathematics division? Your portion becomes half the size. Once our go-to place for a mouth-watering banh mi with an abundance of tender meat/tofu, now just an assembly line of sad white bread rolls with a measly teaspoon of condiments. Get your magnifying glass out and you might spot 2 pieces of protein, each smaller than your local macho chav's pea-sized knob. What's more... let's see this store double up as a bubble tea vendor too, just because millenial kids don't inhale enough sugar (and clearly enjoy having balls in their gobs). This is living proof that turning your store into Warren Street's Ikea ball pit is always going to beat the pride of traditional good tastes. Bang Bang - you're bang-bang out of order. Please stop bang-banging us over! Show us the real banh mi again without the disguise of extra cheap condiments. PS. The counter staff can do with a shopping trip to Primark .. you've worn that same top with the same customer's vomit stain for too many years! UPDATE: Best reply ever from owner, RESPECT ! I have changed review to 3 stars. Please show us improvements and it will become a 5...