Traditional, no-frills restaurant for spicy halal Malaysian dishes cooked in a wok, Chinese-style

One of the only halal restaurants in China Town, so obviously we had to visit Rasa Sayang! The food was literally SO filling 👍🏽
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@twopeasfoodies's review of Rasa Sayang Soho on Instagram

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My favourite Halal Malaysian/Singaporean restaurant in China Town is @rasasayang_london. Everytime I visit, there's always a dish or two that blows my mind. Beef Rendang and the Chilli Prawns were gorgeous. Plus they have a limited time only "Singapore Food Festival Set Menu" for £29.95, with some of their best dishes.

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@halal_chronicles's review of Rasa Sayang Soho on Instagram

Rasa Sayang Restaurant

Just visited this Singaporean restaurant in Chinatown for the first time, and I really liked it! To be honest, I think it’s better than Singapulah, which is just across the street.

My favourite dish was the seafood war tan hor — similar to Hong Kong–style dry-fried rice noodles, but with a seafood-based gravy. It was really generous with ingredients (prawns, squid, and scallops), with a silky texture and a smoky flavour👍

If you’re into laksa, theirs is also quite tasty, though my boyfriend felt it was missing some of the coconut fragrance he’s had elsewhere.

Lastly, if you’d like to try some special drinks, they also serve kopi-C (coffee with milk) and iced grass jelly. On the menu it’s listed as “Soya Milk with Cincau” — it took us a while to find it after seeing other customers order it 😂.

Total: ~£54 for 2 people (including 10% service charge).

I loved the food here! I tried the Beef Rendang from my friend’s order — it was rich, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. I had the Beef with Black Sauce myself, and I really enjoyed it too. Both dishes were full of taste and perfectly cooked. Highly recommended!

We had such a wonderful experience at Rasa Sayang, nestled in Chinatown. The food was absolutely delicious—every dish full of flavor—and the service was just as impressive. The staff were welcoming, attentive, and made us feel right at home. Truly a gem, and we’ll definitely be coming back!

I can't stop thinking about the chicken curry! It was incredible, and the pad thai was equally amazing. The food and service here are both top-notch, making this one of my new favorite places in Chinatown.

Rasa Sayang Restaurant – London Chinatown ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Great location near Chinatown, easy to find. The food is absolutely delicious, with authentic Malaysian and Singaporean flavors, and served in generous portions at a reasonable price. Their ginger tea with lemon was really delicious, and all the dishes we ordered (as shown in the pictures) were full of flavor. A wonderful spot to enjoy truly authentic Southeast Asian cuisine in the heart of London!

All our meats are halal. Our meat supplier is halal certified and we are a pork free restaurant.

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