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I do really like burgers and fried things, and thus visit the place regularly. Things occasionally seem a little undercooked when they're busy, but mostly pretty good. There isn't enough ketchup with the chips. -- mstevens |
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- Phone: (020) 7437 3109
- Address: 95 Dean Street, London W1D 3TB
- Locale: Soho
- Nearby Tube stops: Oxford Circus / Tottenham Court Road
This is a no-frills, completely vegetarian fast-food shop just off Oxford Street. The menu is short and consists essentially of deep-fried things. The flyer I have states that all items can be made vegan to order, but I remember when I visited that I was told this didn't apply to one or two menu items (can't remember which). Everything is GM-free, and the cheese is all vegetarian, for those who care about that.
Burgers are �2.85 (�2.95 with cheese), fries 95p (medium) or �1.15 (large). I had the oriental noodles (�3.25), which were really rather quite horrid, like stodgy, overcooked instant noodles with the occasional sliver of vegetable -- generous portions, though. I gave up halfway through. [Prices at 2002-03-28]
There is some seating; I think two small tables by the window.
I would say don't bother going here unless you really like burgers and fried things. There is Nice Food available just a few streets West, at Plant, W1F 7NB (also completely vegetarian), for just �1 or so more. --Kake
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