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The Banana Tree Canteen
Newest Review: ... but there is a very vibrant feeling to the place and I felt quite comfortable there. The lighting reminded me very much of Japanese restaurants – dimmed, but not so much that you couldn’t see what you were eating. Food There is a good selection of food on the menu, although it would have been even better had it been a little more extensive – the cuisines of South East Asia are wide and ... more  ... varied after all. The menu was basically divided up into sections: starters (which included things like Vietnamese spring rolls); fried noodles; soup noodles; stir fries, South East Asian curries and side dishes. The stir fries and curries were particularly ...more |
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The Banana Tree Canteen: Malaysian? Vietnamese? Thai...? (899 words)
by sunmeilan - written on 17.04.07 (Very useful, 184 readings)
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I came across this restaurant purely by chance; we were wondering around West Hampstead looking for something a bit different to eat and happened across this one that serves a mixture of South Asian food. Although the word ‘canteen’ brings to mind cheap, not particularly tasty University food, the menu was sufficient enough to persuade us to give it a try. Location West Hampstead is well served by both the tube (Jubilee line) and the Silverlink. Turn out of either station and walk uphill for a few hundred metres – the restaurant (or should I say canteen?) is on your left-hand side. Address: 237-239 West End ...
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