Tai Won Mein

Classic Chinese place to be honest don't expect anything amazing but it not bad, you should know what you are getting here. If you want a decent amount of food for cheap, this is the place for you. I wasn't too impressed with the sweet and sour chicken, way too much sauce, lots of rice not much of anything else. The outstanding dish was the salt and pepper squid, that was incredible. I would be back just for that for sure.

Went here with family after being disappointed from another local Chinese restaurant. Food here was great with a nice clear and easy to understand menu. Staff were very friendly and helpful and we all received our food in good time. Everyone enjoyed their meal and for all 7 of us including drinks (2 of us ordered water) the bill came to just over £82!! Would definitely recommend and will come back again!!

Are you in budget and want delicious, fresh quality food? Look no further Tai won mein is literally 5 mins walking from cutty sark station and opposite greenwich market. This place is no frills, eat and go kind if place. All the servers are friendly and helpful. Their menu are in English and with description of the food. We ordered soup, dumplings, tofu and chicken fried rice. Dumplings are one of the best I ever had. Dumplings were plumpy, juicy and full of flavour.(this should be must) Deep fried tofu was crunchy outside and soft and gooey inside. Rice and soup were delicious too. I will definitely come this place again. FYI…The restaurant only accept cash. If you dont cash, there is a atm just nearby.

Tai Won Mein means big bowl of noodles. As a Chinese from south China/HK, I can assure you the beef fried flat noodles 乾炒牛河is authentic. Remember to order a small plate of chilly oil, mixing with the noodle is the best. The noodle has a lot of beef vegetable. Overall the portion is very generous. If you’re not a big fan of flat noodle, you can ask to replace with egg noodles. The Singaporean style chow mein 星洲炒米 is also very nice. Curry beef rice is also good. The stuff here speaks Cantonese, Mandarin an English. They seem to be in a rush all the time, but they are actually very nice staff. Remember they only take cash.