Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 2 and Version 1 of Coco Noodle Bar, W5 5LS
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| Now closed; was a pan-Asian noodle bar in [[Locale Ealing|Ealing]]. As of February 2015 the premises are occupied by a sushi bar called [https://twitter.com/kobesushii Kobe Sushi]. |
Pan-Asian noodle bar in [[Locale Ealing|Ealing]]. |
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category='Now Closed' |
category='Chinese Food,Japanese Food,Restaurants,Vietnamese Food' |
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host='212.183.128.38' hours_text='noon-11pm Mon-Sat; noon-10pm Sun' latitude='51.513340' locale='Ealing,W5' longitude='-0.299928' |
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opening_hours_text='noon-11pm Mon-Sat; noon-10pm Sun' os_x='517957' os_y='180803' phone='020 8840 8525' summary='Now closed; was a pan-Asian noodle bar in Ealing.' postcode='W5 5LS' summary='Pan-Asian noodle bar in Ealing.' |
Pan-Asian noodle bar in Ealing.
Seating is at long tables with fixed benches, and multiple parties may be seated at each. There are a few smaller tables at the front by the window, too. Jars of chilli-oil-with-bits-in are provided on each table.
Kake and Billy visited on a Thursday late lunchtime in April 2011. There were a fair few other people in, but there was no trouble finding us a space.
Grilled pork dumplings (£3.80 for five) photo were actually deep-fried (this wasn't a surprise; the menu description said so). They were OK, though the brief deep-frying hadn't done much for the skins; usually, one would expect grilled dumplings to have a nice brown crust on the underside, but these had very little colour.
Hanoi crispy tofu (£4.20) photo wasn't bad; the tofu was fried competently and the sauce was OK. Boiled rice (£2.50) was fine, and came in an enormous portion, easily enough for two people — it would have been nice to have had the option to choose a smaller portion.
Kake's verdict: Cheap, acceptable; wouldn't go back unless I was in the area, on a budget, and very hungry.
Accessibility: No step to get in. The toilets are up a flight of stairs with a sturdy handrail, and the cubicles in the ladies' are tiny.
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