Bang Bang Oriental Foodhall
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About Bang Bang Oriental Foodhall
Bang Bang Oriental Foodhall is a food court in London at 399 Edgware Rd, with more than 20 Asian stalls under one roof on the upper floor. The stalls span Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Thai, Indian and Vietnamese cuisines, and the combined menu lists 167 dishes, from street food to mains, desserts and drinks. Dumplings take up part of that list, including Prawn & Chive Dumplings and Pork & Crab Dumplings With Mushroom, while Little Thai Silk serves Pad Kra Pao. Halal options are available. Ordering is self-service: customers order at a stall and receive a buzzer that signals when the food is ready. The hall is open daily and has large seating areas. It also has claw machine games with plushies.
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Menu & Prices
167 dishes · mains £3–29- Prawn Dumplings£5.80
- Crab Meat & Prawn Dumpling In Soup£6.60
- Prawn & Chive Dumplings£5.80
- Scallops Dumplings£6.20
- Superior Steamed Pork Dumplings£5.80
- Pork & Crab Dumplings With Mushroom£5.80
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention huge portion sizes, over 20 Asian stalls, pad kra pao and bingsu at harune.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention huge portion sizes, over 20 Asian stalls, pad kra pao and bingsu at harune.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers come for the sheer variety of over 20 Asian stalls under one roof, and portion sizes are the most repeated praise, with several calling them huge. Specific dishes named include the Pad Kra Pao and Tom Yum at the Thai stall, which one diner says tasted almost like Bangkok, the orange chicken at Haka, the pineapple tea, and the bingsu at Harune, described as refreshing in the heat. Close behind are the plentiful seating, the clean toilets, the buzzer system for orders, and the claw machine games that one reviewer says entertain adults and children. Some mention halal options and lots of desserts. Reviewers describe the hall as bustling and full of life, though one found a Sunday afternoon suuuper crowded and disliked it. Prices are called reasonable for the portions by some, while another says a few stalls run slightly high and that portions vary, with some shops serving normal sizes. One reviewer suggests bringing your own takeaway boxes, since the stalls charge a small amount for them.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers come for the sheer variety of over 20 Asian stalls under one roof, and portion sizes are the most repeated praise, with several calling them huge. Specific dishes named include the Pad Kra Pao and Tom Yum at the Thai stall, which one diner says tasted almost like Bangkok, the orange chicken at Haka, the pineapple tea, and the bingsu at Harune, described as refreshing in the heat. Close behind are the plentiful seating, the clean toilets, the buzzer system for orders, and the claw machine games that one reviewer says entertain adults and children. Some mention halal options and lots of desserts. Reviewers describe the hall as bustling and full of life, though one found a Sunday afternoon suuuper crowded and disliked it. Prices are called reasonable for the portions by some, while another says a few stalls run slightly high and that portions vary, with some shops serving normal sizes. One reviewer suggests bringing your own takeaway boxes, since the stalls charge a small amount for them.
Featured reviews
- Tulsi Patel
“This food hall is an amazing experience! The atmosphere is incredible, and the number of different stalls means there’s something for everyone. There are plenty of seating areas so you can usually find a space. The toilets are also very clean. There are so many stalls to choose from, with each one displaying its dishes and detailed explanations, making it easy to decide what you fancy. The people behind the stalls are so lovely and friendly, and they’re always happy to help. Once you order you’re given a buzzer so you know when your food is ready. The food is amazing and the portion sizes are huge! I’d recommend bringing your own takeaway boxes or you can pay a small amount for them when you’re there. There are also claw machine games where you can play to try grab plushies, which is a lot of fun for both adults and children. Overall, it’s a fantastic place to visit with great food, a brilliant atmosphere and plenty to explore. Definitely worth a visit!”
- Anne Law
“Massive self service food court with stalls providing an array of food from different countries. Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Indian.. the list goes on. It's airy and well ventilated. A good place to eat without needing to go into Leicester Square for Asian food fixes.”
- Sammy Jo Stringer
“Wow what a great hidden gem. So much to choose from including mains, streets foods, deserts, drinks etc. Huge portions at every spot. There is over 20 spots to choose from to eat. They are all ok priced. Some slightly high. Something for everyone! The food was delicious!!!! Orange chicken from haka is delish and so was the pineapple tea! Lots of seating and a good vibe. Free parking at asda or morrisons next door.”
- Euan
“I have an asia trip shortly and this place got me so excited, the food is amazing especially cafe la viet and harune. The bingsu at harune was incredible and so refreshing in the heat. The foodhall was bustling and full of life with everyone chatting eating their food.”
- Kazi Zaafer Alam
“Bang Bang Oriental Foodhall offers over 20 Asian eateries under one roof, with a huge variety of authentic cuisines and flavours. There’s something for everyone from quick street food to more filling dishes. Plenty of halal options available, generous portion sizes, and lots of dessert choices as well. Great atmosphere and a solid spot if you want variety without compromising on quality. Prices were also very reasonable for the portion sizes. We’ll definitely be going back again!”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
“Food court with spacious seating & specialty vendors representing an array of Asian cuisines.”
- ParkingFree of charge street parking · Free parking lot · Paid parking lot
- AccessibilityHas wheelchair-accessible car park · Has wheelchair-accessible entrance · Has wheelchair-accessible seating
- Good for kidsGood for kids
Amenities
- Has wheelchair-accessible car park
- Free of charge street parking
- Has no-contact delivery
- Offers takeaway
- Serves dine-in
- Good for kids
Show more amenities
- Casual
- On-site services available
- Good for solo dining
- Has toilet
- Trendy
- Parking· 4
- Free parking lot
- Paid parking lot
- Paid street parking
- Plenty of parking
- Accessibility· 3
- Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Has wheelchair-accessible seating
- Has wheelchair-accessible toilet
- Service options· 1
- Offers delivery
- Crowd· 1
- Good for groups
Location
Food courts near Bang Bang Oriental Foodhall
- Mercato Mayfair4.59,8287.2 mi away£10–20
homemade pasta, napoli-style pizza, gin bar in pulpit
- Hello! Watford Food Hall4.11147.5 mi away£10–20
bubble tea from Bubble Croffle, Good Time Pizza, chicken biryani
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bang Bang Oriental Foodhall | 4.410,707 | — | £10–20 | huge portion sizes, over 20 Asian stalls, pad kra pao |
| Mercato Mayfair | 4.59,828 | 7.2 mi away | £10–20 | homemade pasta, napoli-style pizza, gin bar in pulpit |
| Hello! Watford Food Hall | 4.1114 | 7.5 mi away | £10–20 | bubble tea from Bubble Croffle, Good Time Pizza, chicken biryani |
The 2 nearest food courts by distance. Ratings, hours and review terms come from public business profiles.
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