Jane Roe Kitchen - Speisekarte

Had their pho for lunch one of the best I've ever had! Prompt and courteous service, excellent value for money. Highly recommended.

Food was simple and tasty. The price was low. What more can you ask for? I had a chicken noodle soup for £3.50. It was filling and very tasty. I'm a regular here for lunches now.

This place is awesome. The food is always really fresh tasting and healthy. The price for central London is seasonable as well, for such good food. It's fast and perfect for luch, especially on a cold, rainy day in London .

Huge queues so thought this place would be great. Ordered a chicken banh mi, and was very disappointed. bread was stale, chicken not tasty at all, the carrot and cabbage relish tasted old. Overall, very disappointing and didn't finish it all.

Went here to grab a banh mi for my train home and was not disappointed! Service was excellent and people were extremely polite! Food was good the only thing I can saw was no good was the bread...didn’t taste like proper Vietnamese bread..however everything else was nice

The lunchtime queue out the door is a clear sign of how great this lunchtime spot is, and it's well worth the wait! Fresh ingredients and dishes full of flavour, plus the customer service is second to none. I had the spicy Hue, which was delicious, the broth was perfect will 100% be coming back. They also do office deliveries which is a plus!

Working close by on a prolonged contract at first glance this place isn't much to look at however given the queues it must be good and especially with stiff competition from the street food market close by. Can recommend the BBQ pork with asian salad and rice, vermicelli rice wraps, spring rolls, the pho, in fact can highly recommend everything. And for around £8 you will eat very well for lunch.

People will eat anything if it's under a fiver, and this place is a prime example. First time I went, I got the pho. At about £5, it was OK. Not the most flavourful stuff, but I have definitely had worse in London. The experience of eating it was kind of ruined by the fact that it's served in a paper cup with a small plastic spoon. This is not an enjoyable way to eat pho you have to drink from the cup to be able to drink all the broth, and the broth was splashing everywhere as I was eating the noodles thanks to the lack of a bowl. The most offensive thing I ate from here was a chicken banh mi. The chicken was slimy, tough, chewy and just generally revolting. The baguette was soft and was soa...

I walked past this place (recommended by London Street Eats) and stepped inside. It's a simple, bare bones kitchen, with all Vietnamese staff, with an essence of mini Vietnam (or what I assume as I've never been to Vietnam before). I ordered the roast pork with rice, which came with an green red palatte of fresh spring onions, bright red chili, and salad. It was sublime. Fresh ingredients, textured flavours, perfect balance of flavour, succulent meat, warm fluffy white rice this is without a doubt one of the best meals I've had in the city. My only concern was that it was so good, that it has ruined my other more local Vietnamese place forever. It was so good, I went up and ordered another p...