Third Culture Deli — Restaurant in London

Went to Thai vegan supper club. Some dishes were tasty (a dainty portion of rice and the dessert) others fairly underwhelming （soggy mushroom and soy protein skewers, a lukewarm and not very punchy Tom kha).

I did not feel like the pricing was reflective of the quantity and quality of food, prices may be high because there’s only 4 seats.

Was a baking hot day and the owner insisted on keeping the door closed to create the “ambience” of steamy tropical Thailand so it felt like eating in a sauna.

They constantly looked for appreciation for their dishes, and tried to sell their products to you and asked you to promote them on social media which I found really off putting. Shame as would like to support local small business but this just wasn’t very enjoyable...

Stopped for coffee

The atmosphere is new age trendy. And by this I mean it’s 1950’s American retro but in a new way. It resembles a diner and is quite charming, especially considering it’s all vegan.

The staff are friendly, and the coffee was pretty quick. It’s nice that everything is oat milk by default. We had two flat whites and I didn’t order oat milk- assuming that it would just come with it.

It’s a fun and brave new world we live in.

The coffee is okay. They’re not making the best flat white or espresso you’ve ever had, but it’s okay.

The sandwiches and pastries looked pretty nice.

It was quite nice to sit on Broadway Market and watch the world go by. The canopy also protected us when it...

Easily one of my favourite spots for coffee and a bite to eat.

The fact that it’s fully vegan is a huge plus — no need to second-guess what you’re ordering. The food is consistently superb, the staff are genuinely friendly, and the atmosphere has a relaxed, welcoming vibe.

It’s a small space and can get busy, but that only reflects how popular (and worth it) it is. The sandwiches aren’t cheap, but they’re generously filled and absolutely justify the price. Every one I’ve tried has been excellent, but the Reuben is a standout — I’d argue it’s the best in London.

If you’re in the area, it’s a must-visit — and honestly, even if you’re not, it’s still...