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Omg, I love Wok to Walk. I am generally a fan of that cuisine, anyway, you can rarely take me to any other restaurant than Asian and fill me up with so much satisfaction I had one in London a few weeks back - egg noodles and chicken with some teryaki sauce, mmm. Really hungry right now, so this isn't helping. Really fancy some veggies with rice and chicken, nom nom...

Is there only one place in London, near Picadilly Circus? That's what it says here: http://www.woktowalk.lt/find/United-Kingdom/4-Brewer-st. If anyone knows of another place, please share the info.

The one in glasgow is alright, not as good as the ones in Dam<<<

Is it clean ?
Because that scores big points for me.
Most of the W2W in Amasterdam are disgusting by 3 hours after opening and stay that way until they turn the fire hose on the place the following morning.

Still 1-1-1 and done .

Made me sick last two times

Adamster wrote:Made me sick last two times

Which one? We ate there three times this past trip always doing 1-1-1.

I think the Leidesplein one is the best since they will serve it to you on a nice plate with a real fork as opposed to the other two that just do the little cardboard containers with plastic spoon .

codejd wrote:I think the Leidesplein one is the best since they will serve it to you on a nice plate with a real fork as opposed to the other two that just do the little cardboard containers with plastic spoon

I prefer it out of the cardboard as it stays hotter.

do they charge you by weight? how much for an average meal?

I will definitely be trying it out regardless.

Styl eil wrote:do they charge you by weight? how much for an average meal?

I will definitely be trying it out regardless.

I don't think they charge by weight, but rather what you order. I have a menu laying around somewhere, but basically you choose what type of noodles you want, then what you want added (chicken, veggies, etc,) and then what type of sauce. I think I paid about $10 or somewhere around there. I couldn't even finish - it was really good, but more than I could eat.

5-1-11-6 to go please,

DazedandConfusedinOR wrote:

Styl eil wrote:do they charge you by weight? how much for an average meal?

I will definitely be trying it out regardless.

I don't think they charge by weight, but rather what you order. I have a menu laying around somewhere, but basically you choose what type of noodles you want, then what you want added (chicken, veggies, etc,) and then what type of sauce. I think I paid about $10 or somewhere around there. I couldn't even finish - it was really good, but more than I could eat.

10$ doesn't seem so cheap.

Actually, $10 is pretty reasonable unless you want to eat coffeeshop toasties (a snack, not a meal), McD's or Burger King, or worse yet, FEBO!

everyone has to try FEBOS

matty223 wrote:everyone has to try FEBOS

lol, true...but I wouldn't want to subsist on FEBO for any length of time!

matty223 wrote:everyone has to try FEBOS

Former Dominatrix Melissa Febos Can't Drive Without Compulsively Imagining Her Own Bloody Dismemberment

This is what I got when I googled it. lol

What is Febos?

Just found it. Vending machine food? Really?

Styl eil wrote:

matty223 wrote:everyone has to try FEBOS

Former Dominatrix Melissa Febos Can't Drive Without Compulsively Imagining Her Own Bloody Dismemberment

This is what I got when I googled it. lol

What is Febos?

Just found it. Vending machine food? Really?

lol!! what?! Here is the link to FEBO (singular): http://www.febodelekkerste.nl/. Unfortunately they don't have an English translation page, but you can find a description of them in wikipedia.

Basically, it's Dutch fast food. They're kind of will known because there are quite a few of them and you pull the food out of the wall (little boxes in the wall almost like post office boxes). During daytime hours and into the night (not sure how late) some of them actually have a grill where you can get a burger cooked to order. It's not terribly bad, but I imagine it's not something you want to eat every day.