Woo Lot
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About Woo Lot
Woo Lot is a Chinese restaurant at 592 Lea Bridge Rd in London, with waitress service for eat-in diners. The fried rice comes in prawn, special and chilli oil versions, and a noodle dish sits beside them on the menu. Chicken balls with curry sauce and crispy squid rings cover the starters and sides, while ribs are also on the list. Roast duck, Chinese style, is served with egg fried rice. Food can be ordered through the website or by phone.
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Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention singapore fried rice, crispy squid rings, roast duck and chicken balls with curry sauce.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention singapore fried rice, crispy squid rings, roast duck and chicken balls with curry sauce.
Customer Review Summary
Singapore fried rice and noodles come up most, and reviewers split on them. One praises Singapore fried rice with chilli oil alongside beef rice and chicken balls with curry sauce, while another found both the Singapore prawn and Singapore special fried rice bland and very dry on a delivery order. Several long-time customers call the food always great, with massive portions and friendly staff, and one says it gives Chinatown a run for its money. Others say quality and portion size have dropped, noting that the ribs used to be great, and that crispy squid rings were very oily with thin squid. One roast duck with egg fried rice reportedly had no meat, only bones and fat. A few describe surly or dismissive service, and one was charged a collection service fee on an online order, then offered prawn crackers and a Diet Coke instead of a refund. One returning customer found a recent delivery fresh and tasty, arriving sooner than quoted.
Customer Review Summary
Singapore fried rice and noodles come up most, and reviewers split on them. One praises Singapore fried rice with chilli oil alongside beef rice and chicken balls with curry sauce, while another found both the Singapore prawn and Singapore special fried rice bland and very dry on a delivery order. Several long-time customers call the food always great, with massive portions and friendly staff, and one says it gives Chinatown a run for its money. Others say quality and portion size have dropped, noting that the ribs used to be great, and that crispy squid rings were very oily with thin squid. One roast duck with egg fried rice reportedly had no meat, only bones and fat. A few describe surly or dismissive service, and one was charged a collection service fee on an online order, then offered prawn crackers and a Diet Coke instead of a refund. One returning customer found a recent delivery fresh and tasty, arriving sooner than quoted.
Featured reviews
- C London
“We used to order regularly but the last few times it was hit and miss so haven’t ordered for over a year. However, we thought about ordering again as we didn’t feel like going to the chip shop and our local kebab shop was closed for their summer holidays. Ordered for delivery in August 2026, food arrived quickly (within 20 minutes) despite them telling me it would be 45mins. Food was fresh and tasty - they must have got a new chef! Thanks Woo lot, we enjoyed our takeaway tonight.”
- Suhel Alam
“Delicious food, I ordered Singapoore fried rice with chill oil, beef rice, chicken balls with curry sauce. I ordered take away not eat in. Customer service was professional and friendly. Nice food.”
- Lloyd Lewzey
“Like lots of other people I've been using Woo Lot for years and years. Restaurant and takeaway. Not now. With a couple of exceptions they were always surly. And not cheap. That's ok when the food is good and plentiful, as it has been until the his year. New management/ chef? Dunno, but reluctantly we now go elsewhere.”
- Food&Drinks
“I’m giving three stars, and that’s being kind. The food is basic, nothing special, and the quality has definitely dropped. The ribs used to be great, the Singapore noodle was good.”
- Natarajan T
“I ordered for a Singapore prawn fried rice and Singapore special fried rice today, but I regretted that I wasted my money. As pictured on the delivaroo app when I received the food it was completely bland , no flavour or taste. Both fried rice was very dry and rubbish. I will never ever order again or recommend this takeaway restaurant anyone. Completely rubbish quality not worth for money better be hungry 😡🤬”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
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- Sunday
Good to know
“Your local traditional Chinese food restaurant, we also do home delivery as well. Hight quality and fast delivery is our goal.”
- AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible entrance
Amenities
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Location
Chinese restaurants near Woo Lot
- Happy Valley3.91760.9 mi
crispy duck, salt and pepper family box, special fried rice
- Oriental Chef3.7951.7 mi£10–20
duck dishes, prawn dishes, special fried rice
- Canton Take Away4.41082.1 mi£1–15
duck chow mein, beef ho fun, salt & chilli squid
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Woo Lot | 3.9621 | — | — | singapore fried rice, crispy squid rings, roast duck |
| Happy Valley | 3.9176 | 0.9 mi | — | crispy duck, salt and pepper family box, special fried rice |
| Oriental Chef | 3.795 | 1.7 mi | £10–20 | duck dishes, prawn dishes, special fried rice |
| Canton Take Away | 4.4108 | 2.1 mi | £1–15 | duck chow mein, beef ho fun, salt & chilli squid |
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