Bamboo Cart
Cantonese classics and dim sum, steaming from the mobile kitchen.
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Cantonese classics and dim sum, steaming from the mobile kitchen.
Szechuan heat and Cantonese comfort, cooked fresh over roaring woks.
Szechuan heat and Cantonese comfort, cooked fresh over roaring woks.
Cantonese classics and dim sum, steaming from the mobile kitchen.
Szechuan heat and Cantonese comfort, cooked fresh over roaring woks.
Wok-tossed Chinese street food — chow mein, salt-and-pepper, and bao.
Wok-tossed Chinese street food — chow mein, salt-and-pepper, and bao.
Wok-tossed Chinese street food — chow mein, salt-and-pepper, and bao.
Wok-tossed Chinese street food — chow mein, salt-and-pepper, and bao.
Wok-tossed Chinese street food — chow mein, salt-and-pepper, and bao.
Szechuan heat and Cantonese comfort, cooked fresh over roaring woks.
Cantonese classics and dim sum, steaming from the mobile kitchen.
Wok-tossed Chinese street food — chow mein, salt-and-pepper, and bao.
Hand-folded dumplings with Sichuan chilli oil. Warning: extremely moreish.
Wok-fried noodles, pad thai, and Asian salads tossed in front of your guests.
Steamed buns, dumplings, and rice bowls from across East and Southeast Asia.
Pan-Asian street food — bao, gyoza, and noodles wok-tossed on the spot.
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Bamboo Cart and Canton Company are my featured picks — both offer strong Chinese catering with broad dietary cover including vegan and halal, and their pricing from £675 and £600 respectively suits a well-organised event without a stated budget ceiling. It's worth noting that Wok Social is by far the closest at just 0.6 miles from Notting Hill, so if proximity and a slick local setup matter more than marginal cost differences, I'd lean towards flagging that one as a very convenient alternative. The full shortlist of six gives you healthy room to compare capacity, dietary needs, and budget as your plans take shape.