Chang's Noodle Review

The authentic Chinese simple meal is made, and the restaurant is similar to the roadside restaurant in Shanghai, but the price is a lot more expensive. The fish-flavored shredded pork inside is very authentic, and there is egg fried rice. I ate a very satisfying meal, mainly stomach satisfaction.

I came to the UK for a week, I couldn't help it, I went to London and went straight to this house. It didn't open until 12:00. So I went to the British Museum and came out to eat. It is written in Henan noodles. In fact, it also sells small fried, mutton skewers, basically a variety of Chinese food. The boss is Malaysian and the staff is Fujian. Gongbao chicken is good, the noodles taste relatively light, and add salt. The price is not expensive, we 7 men, 7 dishes, 5 wontons, two bowls of noodles, £120, really not expensive.

Excellent food. Each dish we tried was quality.

Fantastic! Very authentic Chinese noddles and the service is fast. My students enjoyed the experience and we will definitely come back if we visit London again.

The Restaurant wasnt too busy which was nice. We had Dumplings which are delicious and I would highly recommend, dried tofu salad, also good. The Aubergine was nice but a little sweet and very oily, and the trotters were good but covered in sichuan peppercorns so if you dont like these i'd avoid this dish. Or maybe go for the 5 spice version.

The best part of this restaurant is that it has plenty of space. Service is excellent and the food is tasty.

I recently visited Change Noodle in London with high hopes for a delightful dining experience, but unfortunately, I left feeling quite disappointed. Several aspects of my visit contributed to my less-than-pleasant impression.Firstly, the service was lacking professionalism. The waitress, unfortunately, displayed poor hygiene practices by touching the food with her finger while serving our dishes. This was highly unprofessional and left us feeling uncomfortable with the overall cleanliness standards of the restaurant.Moreover, the quality of the food was subpar. The noodles were sticky and overcooked, resulting in a lackluster texture and taste. It seemed as though the chef did not pay attention to the cooking time, leading to a less enjoyable dining experience for us.On a positive note, the ambiance and decor of the restaurant were pleasant, creating a cozy atmosphere. However, these positive aspects were overshadowed by the issues with service and food.Overall, my visit to Change Noodle London fell short of my expectations. The unprofessional service and poorly prepared noodles were major letdowns, and I left feeling unsatisfied with the overall dining experience. I hope that the restaurant takes these criticisms constructively and makes the necessary improvements to enhance the quality of their offerings and service.