Where is the best noodles in London?

Based on diner recommendations, the best noodles in London is at Lahpet (96% recommended). We compared 13 restaurants serving noodles.

How much does noodles cost in London?

Noodles prices in London range from £6.50 to £16.50 across 13 restaurants.

All Dish Comparisons in London

Best Noodles in London

13 restaurants compared

Price range: £6.50 – £16.50

Avg recommendation: 91%

Top 5 Noodles in London (Quick Answer)

Based on diner recommendations across 13 restaurants:

Lahpet — 96% recommended, £16.50 (Shoreditch)
HOKO Wonton Noodles — 96% recommended, £15.50 (Seven Dials Market)
Xi'an Impression — 95% recommended, £6.50 (Highbury)
Xi'an Impression — 93% recommended, £7.95 (Highbury)
Kiln — 92% recommended, £14.50 (Soho)

Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.

All 13 Restaurants Compared

#196% recommend

Lahpet

Shoreditch·$$

Coconut Noodles with Chicken

£16.50

Comforting bowl of Ohn-no Kauk Swe with a rich spiced coconut broth.

Tip: The broth is the star. Make sure to mix in the lime and fresh aromatics provided to cut through the richness of the coconut.

#296% recommend

HOKO Wonton Noodles

Seven Dials Market·$

Slow-Braised Beef Brisket and Tendon Noodles

£15.50

Tender beef brisket and rich gelatinous tendon served with egg noodles.

Tip: Ask for the noodles 'dry-tossed' with the sauce if you prefer a more concentrated flavor profile. It's a common local way to eat them.

#395% recommend

Xi'an Impression

Highbury·$$

Liangpi Cold Noodles

£6.50

Chilled wheat noodles served with Xi'an traditional sauce, vegetables, and a drizzle of chilli oil.

Tip: After a bowl of these cold noodles you'll understand silence and addiction. The chewy texture and chilli oil are what make this special.

#493% recommend

Xi'an Impression

Highbury·$$

Biang Biang Noodles in Special Chilli Sauce

£7.95

Hand-pulled, broad flat noodles tossed with chilli oil, garlic, and aromatics.

Tip: Order at least one hot noodle dish to go with your cold noodles - the contrast is part of the authentic Xi'an experience.

#592% recommend

Kiln

Soho·$$

Clay Pot Glass Noodles with Tamworth Pork Belly & Brown Crab

£14.50

Glass noodles cooked in a clay pot with pork belly and fresh crab.

Tip: Ask for the crispy layer if you like texture — the bottom of the pot gets crispy from the heat. The clay pot cooking adds a subtle earthiness to the dish.

#692% recommend

Noodle & Beer

Chinatown·$$

Xian Jiao Niu-Rou (Chongqing Beef Noodles)

£12.50

Chewy wheat noodles with stir-fried beef, red pepper, peanuts, and Sichuan peppercorns.

Tip: The Sichuan peppercorns create a numbing sensation - it's not just heat, it's a unique tingling feeling. If you're not used to it, start here before trying the spiciest dishes.

#790% recommend

HOKO Wonton Noodles

Seven Dials Market·$

Satay Beef Soup Noodles

£14.00

Tender beef slices in a fragrant, nutty satay broth with egg noodles.

Tip: This is the ultimate comfort food. The satay flavor is savory and rich without being overly heavy.

#890% recommend

Noodle & Beer

Chinatown·$$

Super King Braised Beef Rib with Blanket Noodles

£16.50

Slow-braised beef rib served table-side with silky belt noodles.

Tip: Watch as giant ribs arrive and get snipped with scissors table-side — it's a show before you even taste the meat that falls apart with the gentlest chopstick nudge.

#989% recommend

Hung's Chinese Restaurant

Chinatown·$$

Duck Noodle Soup

£7.50

Rich broth with fresh egg noodles, large slices of roast duck, and green onions.

Tip: Perfect after a night out — the rich broth and duck slices are comforting and restorative at 2am.

#1088% recommend

Xi'an Impression

Highbury·$$

Hand-Pulled Noodle Soup

£8.50

Fresh noodles pulled to order and served in hot chicken or pork broth.

Tip: The noodles are perfectly chewy and the broth is rich and flavorful. Watch the hand-pulling happen in front of you — it's part of the experience.

#1187% recommend

Miga

Hackney·$$

Seoleontang Gugsu

£15.50

Ox bone broth with beef brisket, noodles, kimchi and beef tartare with egg yolk.

Tip: Wait a few seconds before stirring in the raw beef and egg—let them warm slightly so the texture is right.

#1287% recommend

Noodle & Beer

Chinatown·$$

Burnt Butter Noodles with Sichuan Pepper

£11.50

Noodles with browned butter, miso, and crunchy caramelized cabbage.

Tip: The butteriness is balanced by miso and crunchy caramelized cabbage — toss everything together before eating to get all the textures in each bite.

#1385% recommend

Hung's Chinese Restaurant

Chinatown·$$

Ho Fun with Beef

£7.00

Flat rice noodles stir-fried with sliced beef, bean sprouts, and spring onions.

Tip: Try the beef brisket version if available — the long-cooked meat adds richness to the silky flat noodles.