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Far East KitchenBWorth Trying
Unit 22, Bow Business Centre, Bow Triangle Business Centre, Eleanor St, London E3 4UR
· Pan-Asian restaurant, Takeout Restaurant
· 4.7/5 Google (203 reviews)
Delivery · Takeout
Creative Korean-Japanese takeout with standout wings, bao, and loaded fries; great portions and value for boxes, but service and consistency can wobble and there is no seating.
Why it gets a B for overall quality
Far East Kitchen earns a grade B through strong food quality anchored by crispy wings, soft bao, and loaded fries that drive loyal repeat visits. However, inconsistent execution on certain items and occasional delivery hiccups prevent a higher grade, while the industrial estate location with no seating and parking friction limits its standing as a destination. The playful fusion approach and generous portions deliver solid value for takeaway-focused diners willing to eat in their car.
Restaurant Summary
Tucked inside a Bow business estate, Far East Kitchen draws a steady stream of fans who grab boxes and eat in the car, lured by crispy Korean wings, soft bao, and saucy brisket fries. Many describe upbeat counter interactions and quick turnarounds, with one customer saying the food "hit every craving and then some." The only recurring grumbles are parking and no seating, plus occasional order hiccups. The cooking blends Korean street-food fun with Japanese comfort, resulting in boxes that feel playful and generous. The culinary approach leans modern fusion: wings and bao are the stars, brisket fries are a sleeper hit, while corn dogs split opinion from "bland" to "addictive." If you like variety, the mixed boxes are your best bet; picky purists should note that this is creative street food, not classic sushi bar fare. Families do fine here thanks to kid-friendly picks like cheese or beef corn dogs, katsu curry, wings, and fries. There is no real dine-in setup, so plan for takeaway car picnics. Portions are generous, and you can keep heat levels mild by choosing gentler sauces; just be aware that some items skew spicy or saucy and a few menu pieces (like panko batters) will not suit stricter diets.
At a Glance
- Wings, bao, and brisket-loaded fries are consistent crowd-pleasers
- Box meals deliver strong value and big portions
- No seating and tricky parking; most people eat in the car
- Mixed feedback on corn dogs and occasional delivery/quality dips
- Creative/fusion menu - not traditional comfort food
What Sets It Apart
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What People Love
- Joyfully crisp wings with juicy meat
- Soft bao with punchy sauces
- Hearty brisket fries that feel indulgent
- Big portions that feel worth the price
Points of Concern
- Parking and lack of seating frustrate some customers, so plan for takeaway
- Corn dogs are polarizing, with several mentions of blandness or oiliness
- A handful of reports of wrong orders, cold delivery food, or unhelpful resolution
- Creative/fusion menu - not traditional comfort food; conservative palates may struggle
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleCounter With Seating
Average Cost£19-28 per person
ReservationsNot required
What to Order
- Start with Crispy Wings (x6, £5.99) and a Sizzling Chicken Bao (£4.99) for a balanced sampler.
- Pair Beef Brisket Loaded Fries (£6.99) with Chicken Katsu Curry (£9.99) to feed two affordably.
- If you want sushi in the same order, the Rock n Roll Sushi Roll (£9.49) complements wings and bao without overpowering.
Perfect For
- Casual pick-up dinners where variety beats formality
- Sharing a big box with friends or family in the car or at home
- Korean fried chicken cravings
- Late-evening comfort bites via delivery apps
Location Insights
Area: Light-industrial business estate near Bow/Mile End with a local, destination-takeout vibe driven by social media buzz.
Safety: Generally busy during daytime with typical East London light-industry surroundings; no notable safety incidents in reviews.
Nearby: Surrounded by business units; customers often collect by car and eat in the car; limited or no seating reported.
BowA transitional neighborhood blending industrial heritage with modern urban development, featuring a mix of traditional working-class housing and new commercial spaces. The area has a dynamic dining and startup ecosystem.
Bow TriangleA compact business-focused micro-area with converted industrial spaces now hosting small companies and creative enterprises.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday16:00–23:00
Tuesday16:00–23:00
Wednesday16:00–23:00
Thursday16:00–23:00
Friday16:00–00:00
Saturday15:00–00:00
Sunday15:00–23:00
Available: Delivery, Takeout
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