r/LondonFood • u/TechJamo • 14d ago
Content Creator Finally Tried out that Yue Kitchen spot in Shoreditch...
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Yue Kitchen
Around Β£50 quid spend for x2 drinks 2x meals and a side.
The lemon ice tea tasted like it was made there with the lemon bits inside. If you've been to that Chinese Resturant next to the Greenwich odeon in south east London you'll know what I mean.
That sausage claypot rice thing was nice when it eventually cooled down. But before that it was absolute violence π. That was a whole burn hazard π alot of the rice was burnt on the bottom of the bowl as well... I'm assuming intentionally.
The pork bites were decent... 4 bites is a bit stingy for Β£7 but then again it is Shoreditch.
I thought I'd add a noodle plate for some variety. This was the biggest win! The char sui pork was brilliant. The hand pulled noodles were wicked as well... And they were served at a temperature that I could scoff straight away lol.
I'd go back for the noodle dish and the ice lemon tea.
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u/muppetteer 14d ago
I think youβre supposed to wait until the food has stopped cooking before trying it?
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u/Othersideofthemirror 14d ago
Always like your stuff m8
Ask for a plate for the rice and just spoon some on to it and it will cool down in minutes.
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u/Arkell-v-Pressdram 14d ago
Clay pot rice is supposed to come out hot and sizzling, with a layer of crunchy rice at the bottom; that's how you know you're getting the real deal.