JOY KITCHEN Southeast Asian Cuisine — Restaurant in London

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I can’t recommend this place highly enough! The food was absolutely delicious – every dish was packed with fresh ingredients and bursting with authentic flavor. The portions were generous, perfectly cooked, and beautifully presented, even for takeaway.

I especially loved the balance of seasoning – rich, savory, and aromatic without being heavy. The noodles were silky, the stir-fried veggies had just the right crunch, and the sauces tied everything together so well. You can tell a lot of care goes into the cooking.

The service was just as impressive – friendly, quick, and efficient. Everything arrived hot, fresh, and right on time. It honestly felt like restaurant quality dining from the comfort of home.

This has become my go-to spot for Asian food. If you’re craving something comforting, flavorful, and reliable, look no further – this takeaway truly deserves all 5 stars ! I can't lie...

Excellent friendly service, variety of Oriental authentic dishes, tasty flavoursome food, generous portions, reasonable price in a cleanly decorated, spacious and comfortable restaurant. I highly recommend dining at Joy's Kitchen. Sunday's you can park free anytime on the street outside the restaurant (and opposite road too) if you can find a spot! Mon-Sat these roads are pay and display for 3 hours. Otherwise you can park free for 3 hours at the nearby Teaco Extra. The restaurant can be booked in advance and they also allow for own birthday/party cake to be brought in to eat. They kindly play the birthday song out on speakers and also help bring and provide plates and cutlery for the cake. Thank you so much for making our evening celebration dinner an awesome one! Will be returning...

Service was good,reasonable priced. Good Portion size. I love the southeast Asian cuisine , Laksa, chicken satay skewers and Roti with curry dip were good. the salt and pepper squid, Tom yum prawns rice noodles were not recommended. I Cannot taste the salt and pepper in squid ( or maybe you can request more?), Tom yum soup rice noodles taste like tomato soup with some chilies, maybe it’s original Tom yum but I prefer the Thai style if you don’t see it as Tom yum soup then it tastes ok just because it’s not the Tom yum soup that I normally have. We had the Teh tarik but it tasted very chocolatey. Overall was good. Will still come back for...