KJ to Go 141a Half Moon Lane, London SE24 9JE

"Do not order here!!! The food never arrives! After 1.5 hours the restaurant still hadn’t prepared the food. What an absolute joke."

"Worst food experience ever. I was waiting like 1 hour and half for the food to arrive to my hotel and when it arrived they forgot to include utensils, the food was cold and the worst part it's that I found this gigantic egg shell on my food."

"It's a Thai takeaway amongst a clutch of restaurants that do takeaway. It does what it does well. No embellishments but the price is good, the curry is hot and well flavoured, the veg is crunchy. The tofu is always the puffed kind. Particularly liked the drunken noodles and pak choi with sticky garlic nibs on top. Also I like that there are other South Asian dishes such as Nasi Goreng on the menu. Only criticism of the food is that if your palate is sensitive towards salt or msg you may find it a bit strong. But if you like your food generally seasoned this way (sometimes I find Thai food served in London under-seasoned) then you'll like it. Hope their stars go back up!"

"Ordered their pad thai with tofu and no egg to make it completely vegan a few times now and not once have they failed. Lots of flavour, good portion, great price, really fast delivery and great service. A little oily but not swamped in it like many other places. I cant speak on behalf of their other dishes but their pad thai and veggie spring rolls are fabulicious."

"Been really struggling to find a decent Chinese takeaway these last few years but was hungry so thought I’d order a chicken chow mein via Uber Eats... The most bland chow mein I’ve ever had. Chicken was white unlike your typical chicken chow mein which is well seasoned. No flavour at all. Not enough bean sprouts in my opinion either. I give 3 stars and not 2 simply because the noodles were cooked well (not soggy) and there was some vegetables (Bok Choi?) on top which was a nice (but unusual) addition and it tasted fresh unlike most Chinese food these days. Please taste your food before asking people for their hard-earned money."