Seoul Cart
Pan-Asian street food — bao, gyoza, and noodles wok-tossed on the spot.
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Pan-Asian street food — bao, gyoza, and noodles wok-tossed on the spot.
Steamed buns, dumplings, and rice bowls from across East and Southeast Asia.
Fluffy bao buns and dumplings, steamed to order with punchy fillings.
Steamed buns, dumplings, and rice bowls from across East and Southeast Asia.
Fluffy bao buns and dumplings, steamed to order with punchy fillings.
Steamed buns, dumplings, and rice bowls from across East and Southeast Asia.
Southeast Asian street food with a London edge. Satay, roti, and pandan cake that slaps.
Pan-Asian street food — bao, gyoza, and noodles wok-tossed on the spot.
Fluffy bao buns and dumplings, steamed to order with punchy fillings.
Steamed buns, dumplings, and rice bowls from across East and Southeast Asia.
Wok-tossed Chinese street food — chow mein, salt-and-pepper, and bao.
Hand-rolled sushi and sashimi, prepared live by trained chefs.
Fluffy bao buns and dumplings, steamed to order with punchy fillings.
Fluffy bao buns and dumplings, steamed to order with punchy fillings.
Fluffy bao buns and dumplings, steamed to order with punchy fillings.
Wok-tossed Chinese street food — chow mein, salt-and-pepper, and bao.
Fluffy bao buns and dumplings, steamed to order with punchy fillings.
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I'd lean towards Seoul Cart and Wok Cart as my top picks for Asian street food in London — Seoul Cart comes in at a competitive from £550 with solid vegan and dairy-free options, while Wok Cart edges ahead on dietary coverage adding gluten-free and vegetarian to the mix, making it a strong all-rounder for mixed-need guest lists. The wider set — including Pandan & Co, Bao Bros, Momo & Co, and Momo & Grace — all cap at 220 guests and work indoors or out, so there's plenty of flexibility here depending on your budget and borough.