Ohaio

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  Sapo

  ·3 weeks ago

  “Thought I’d try the place out for the first time, prices seemed reasonable on the menu. Food was freshly cooked and hot, portion sizes were good for the price. Highly recommend giving the place a try!”

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  un mm

  ·3 weeks ago

  “Honestly, one of the worst bibimbaps I’ve ever had. The food was bland, poorly prepared and completely lacked the flavour and freshness you expect from a proper bibimbap from near restaurants, especially the beef portion size is very less …”

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  Insia Ishtiaq

  ·1 month ago

  “It’s a little takeaway shop which can easily go unnoticed! Very affordable, freshly cooked pan-Asian food. Very filling portion size. Great value for money! They need to uplift their shop windows as it gives out an impression of an abandoned property! It get super busy during lunch time , so get in early!”

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  Jyk Wong

  ·4 months ago

  “Compact takeaway tucked under the entrance of the station. Offers an amazing array of Oriental delights. You can’t miss it – as you enter the station you will see a hole-in-the -wall service point with menus on either side of the window, a refrigerated display and service counter. I was served by a friendly Japanese lady. She will shout out the order to the chef who works in the galley kitchen. There is some clanging of the wok and boom!.. your food is ready. The food, whoa.. fabulous! No frills, only serious chow. Pocket friendly, with an interesting menu and super delicious nosh. Service is efficient. They take cash and cards. Go try their competitively priced lunch sets. Recommend the chicken udon set. .. comes with miso soup and delicious spring rolls. If you are in the area and you are looking for a quick hot meal, go check them out!”

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  Clement S

  ·1 year ago

  “If you’re in a rush and need a quick, affordable meal, Ohaio is a great choice. It’s right next to the train station, which makes it really convenient. I had the salmon teriyaki with rice and salad, and it came with complimentary spring …”

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  RATED PGD

  ·1 year ago

  “If you’re hungry and in a hurry, this is the spot 📍🍱 Quick ‘home cooked’ quality meals at a very affordable price. Here I ordered: Pork katsu, rice and salad with a complimentary side of spring rolls and miso soup under £10. Besides Japanese they also serve Thai and Korean dishes ☺️✨ …”

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  E

  ·1 year ago

  “Very quaint hole in the wall. Reminds me of the times I visited Seoul, you’d get street food anywhere outside of the train station. Lovely Korean couple and warm soul/seoul food.”

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  Benjamin Janneh

  ·2 years ago

  “I had a work visit in New Malden and was hungry as I was on my way back into central London. I noticed this hole in the wall spot at New Malden Station entrance and the cheap prices drew me in. I don't know what I was expecting but the food was really tasty, good portion size and extras included (not sure if this is for everyone or I am special?! Ha). Anyway I got the spicy chicken with rice and it came in a big container and well worth the £5.90 I paid. Food was hot and tasted fresh, had peppers and broccoli or inside and the sauce tasted nice. Also got a soup and spring rolls included .. so amazing value. Seems to be run by a Korean couple. They were friendly. All in all I thought it was only fair I wrote a positive review, so others can experience this.”

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  Frank Leonhardt

  ·7 years ago

  “Great Korean food from a hole-in-the-wall. Don't be put off by the venue's appearance or the hit-and-miss English, this is high quality nosh at a good price. I was a regular there for lunch while working in the area. It's also worth noting it's probably has some of the best vegan options on the otherwise carnivorous high street. The tofu and rice lunch box option is my particular favourite.”

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  Minde

  ·8 years ago

  “Found this small take away place just around the corner from from the station. Had a long think if I should try it. But I definitely not regret it! Food was delicious! Will be back again!! 😀 …”