Phat Phuc Noodle - Menu

Absolutely stunning food , totally authentic taste , full marks for presentation and quick service. No complaints and it's a hidden gem. Portion sizes are huge , very reasonably priced too

Lovely little place hidden out of the way in a cool, sunken courtyard. Can be very busy late lunchtime but if anything the crowds add to the ambience. Fantastic food across the small menu though the prawn laksa stands out.

every time I go through london, I have to visit this place and have a raw earlylings scooter with garnish and a shrimp Laksa noodle soup. the laksa is spicy when they are in sharp. the suppe is rich and tasty with kokosmilch, noodles, asian vegetables, garnel, etc. View menu

A true comfort food haven! This is the ideal spot to enjoy a meal after a long day at work. The atmosphere is fantastic, offering the cozy feel of a street noodle shop right in the heart of the city. The food is incredible, and the Laksa is simply divine—it's something I couldn't get enough of. Its warmth and rich aroma instantly transport me back home.

Lovely street food noodle bar I’ve found yet! Popped by today after reading other good reviews on it and it met my expectations. It’s an outdoor Restuarant with seating under cover with heaters. You order first then sit and wait. Everything I ordered came within 5 minutes and was very tasty! It most certainly fixed my hunger without a long wait time. Definitely will be back soon.

Walking down the stairs and into this restaurant feels like walking down a side street and ending up in South East Asia! There is someone who assists with seating and food is served quickly, so it's usually not too hard to get a table even if there's a few people waiting. I grew up in Southeast Asia, and I have to say that the dishes aren't really authentic but overall have got good flavour, are well-balanced and are reasonably priced. The prawn laksa is the standout here. View menu

There aren’t many people I’d consider meeting for lunch at a quaint outdoor food stall on a dreary, chilly autumn day. It’s five degrees outside and snow is forecasted when I meet my whimsical friend, who recently moved to Great Britain after living in beautiful Bali, right by Kings Road. She’s a vibrant young woman, delightful to talk to, full of surprises, a talented photographer, and her warm personality could melt the heart of an Eskimo. So, dressed for an arctic adventure, I make my way to Phat Phuc on Sydney Street.

We visited this restaurant for lunch today and arrived around 1:30 PM, which is typically the busiest time, so the line was quite long. Thankfully, it moved quickly, and we were seated within 25 minutes. We ordered the laksa, duck rolls, and enjoyed a Thai Singha beer. My friend tried the rice with vegetables and pork, and she was very impressed. Overall, the food was exceptional and felt authentically traditional. The prices were also very reasonable. They should definitely consider expanding! It’s Chelsea’s best-kept secret—at least for now!

Tucked away in a charming courtyard just off Kings Road, this quaint noodle spot offers delicious Vietnamese street food bursting with flavor, all at wallet-friendly prices. I've been a regular here for years, and it's become one of my favorite casual lunch spots in South West London. The seating is outdoors but covered, so you can enjoy your meal rain or shine. I particularly love sitting in front of the kitchen to watch all the action. The Beef Pho, Roast Pork, and Prawn Laksa are among my top picks, with each dish priced at £10 or less—an incredible value these days! Keep up the great work, and long live Phat Phuc! View menu