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This small place was a great experience to dine in, with friendly staff and economical prices. The chicken katsu and prawn dumplings were amazing alon…
Hiren Shewani
Ho-ja
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How have I not reviewed this place before???Lovely yummy Taiwanese Food. The chicken popcorn is to die for. We ended up ordering 4 plates of those bet…
Karishma Pais (Kim)
Ho-ja
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I've been invited to go shopping for textiles (!!) by a dear friend and after strolling around mountains of colours for hours, we decided to go for th…
Federica De Dominicis
Ho-ja
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3 Reviews on “Ho-ja”
This small place was a great experience to dine in, with friendly staff and economical prices. The chicken katsu and prawn dumplings were amazing along with a Taiwan beer. A must visit for taiwanese food.
How have I not reviewed this place before???Lovely yummy Taiwanese Food. The chicken popcorn is to die for. We ended up ordering 4 plates of those between 3 of us. 3 of them were ordered, after we had ordered the whole meal & tasted the popcorn chicken!Light, soothing, yet nourishing soups. We made a meal of the soups, appetisers and specials. They have sauces on the side depending on your heat tolerance. We chose the spiciest version & were very happy with it.Some of the home made dumplings had thicker skins, but the fried dumplings were thinner skinned. The thicker ones, weren’t pasty, they were just slightly thicker than normal. The beef rolls were good too.There are a couple of Taiwanese drinks, that are quite interesting.The interiors seem a bit sparse and industrial, but the service is warm & helpful.I’ll stop by anytime for that popcorn chicken. on.fb.me
I’ve been invited to go shopping for textiles (!!) by a dear friend and after strolling around mountains of colours for hours, we decided to go for the closest, nice place we could find, to calm a raging hunger. We landed in this lovely Taiwanese caf and couldn’t have been more lucky. Raging from Bento boxes to starters, salads and small mains, the prices are cheap and the flavours great. The teriyaki chicken burger is fantastic, so says my friend, and we both can testify for the delicious prawn spring roll, butterfly prawns, vegetables fried Dumpling. The miso soup was great, expecially on a rainy day, while the fried udon with chicken was a bit bland and the teriyaki salmon saved the day. Most of the customers are Asians and this gives a good idea of the food taste. When I’ll land in this part of London again, I made a promise to my friend to be back soon, I’ll try more from their menu as it is worth to go back.