Chop Chop Noodle Bar

Reviews

• Cottage I.

  star star star star star_border 9 June 2026

  Gosh I love this place! It's probably not gourmet Chinese, but the location, price, convenience, array of menu items make it ideal for me.  My favourite is the deep fried chicken with noodle soup, but I have had several different dishes.  Service is quick, but I've never felt hurried by staff.
  
  Did I mention price?  Oh, yeah I did! Well I mentioned it again.

• Ej B.

  star star star star star_border 5 June 2026

  Really good, inexpensive Asian food. Had the vegetable vermicelli noodles, vegetable egg rolls, chicken dumplings and kung pao chicken with rice and it was very delicious. Very flavorful and fresh. Restaurant is simple and the staff nice and efficient. We liked it so much we came back that evening and got food to go/take away. I would recommend Chop Chop for fast, delicious and inexpensive food. Very good.

• Michael C.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 23 May 2026

  Hmm... won't be going here again. I came for the "all you can eat" dinner which really is "all you can take". The noodle bar consists of a few Asian dishes (sweet and sour chicken, pork, noodles, chicken fried rice, some other beef, prawn crackers, fried sesame bread and spring rolls) and some soup of the day. That's it. Nothing else.
  
  The staff weren't super friendly or welcoming either. When we arrived we were the only ones there and during our stay only two other groups arrived. Despite the restaurant having TONS of tables that all look the same (steel mass produced ones), we were only allowed to sit in certain places. Not sure why they do this... it only damages customer experience.
  
  Also, if restaurant ambience/atmosphere is something you care about, you wouldn't appreciate this place. There are mirrors along all the walls and everything is steel or like colours. It ends up feeling like the canteen of a hospital or something along those lines.
  
  I didn't give it 1 star because the food wasn't terrible (even though the selection was) and because it was cheap! £7.50 I believe which is pretty good in London.
  
  Note: drinks are not included in the all you can eat.

• Jenny W.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 20 May 2026

  I have tried this place twice and I don't understand the good reviews. The food is terrible.  Gloopy & flavorless - Not for me.
  
  It is super cheap and you probably couldn't go too wrong with a friend rice but I would avoid this place!
  
  Staff were friendly, can't fault them.

• Sebastian F.

  star star star star star_border 19 May 2026

  My biggest concern before I moved to London? Not being able to find delicious, authentic, and affordable Asian food, like I was used to on the West Coast. But here we go: Just stroll through the city and keep your eyes open. Located right next to Fulham Broadway tube station, this little restaurant has a small store front but isn't really hard to find thanks to the large Noodles & Rice sign.
  
  Chop Chop has an extensive menu with fried rice dishes, noodle soups, and starters. So far, I've tried the Chicken Curry Rice (£3.90, average in taste), Sweet And Sour Soup (£1.80, good), and a bowl of Singapore Laksa (£3.80, excellent). That's thin noodles with shrimp, sliced potatoes and tofu in a delicious yellow curry sauce.
  
  That made me forget about the fact that the place calls itself "Chinese" which might be a bit misleading as there's much more Asia on the menu. However, if you're up for a quick, inexpensive, and filling meal for under £5, make it Chop-Chop!