Hare Tortoise Noodle Bar

Excellent pan Asian menu. The curry Laksa is to die for. The Sushi's are good but but nothing special. The ramen soup noodles are the best in this restaurant. Definitely, would come back to try more dishes here.

Hare Tortoise is not a fancy place. Actually, it looks a bit like a school dining hall and it is situated in an area that looks like you stepped out of Holborn and right into a war zone. Brunswick Centre, as the area is called, doesn't look very nice to

wing an der hare tortoise for a friend birthday party. as typical of me I came late and chose something I could not remember 5 minutes later. independent of that, eating was good for the price. it wasn't as spiced as I was led to believe, but still edible.

lo han vegetarian chowmien is a must try together with the sushis. that's my favorite Japanese if I ever have a good dinner. had mostly takeways and the above are my masters. the staff is courteous and helps them choose which dish to take according to their needs

A very underrated gem, I loved eating here! The menu has a large selection, the price is very affordable and the portions are large. The food is very good! I am a big fan of the Katsu Curry! Finally, the service is excellent, very friendly and attentive. I eat here almost every month.

Have been frequenting this restaurant since 2006 now and the level hasn't dropped one bit. The Curry Laksa is something that I have looked forward to after hours of starvation! Overall most of the items do not disappoint me and manages to not burn a hole in your pocket even after a sumptuous meal.

halal huh is available at hare tortoise. I ordered the chicken-catsu-curry (lovably on a cold day as it fills very much) and salmon-sushi. the place will be very busy and so willing to wait when they arrive at peak times. great food. service could have been better. second visit ordered the huhn satay as appetizers (sweet but beautiful) and curry laksa (very tasty)

I have no idea what hare tortoise has to do with Japanese food. To be honest, I only go here for the chirashi don, since I live quite near and not all Japanese restaurants serve it. The chirashi don is decent good selection of fish, generous portion of rice. A lot of people seem to come here, which makes me think that maybe the other dishes aren't too bad either. Staff seems kind of frazzled and rushed, though. Plus points to this restaurant's very extensive menu, with the prices not too painful for your pocket.

what did they do with their menu? they once offered the best value Japanese food in the city an incredible variety of delicious food from an extensive menu. the menu included a brilliant selection of sushi and sashimi dresses and some lovely light pages. it was a small chain with a winning concept. it was great. Last week we were devastated when we came to a half empty restaurant on a Friday night. we were handed over a new menu, diluted to its naked bones; only a double side with a limited choice. sushi and sashimi dishes were a thing of pastness. Instead, it was a cart-based menu of bulky rice dishes and noodles. there was literally nothing we could eat and we decided to go. The...read mor...