Salvation In Noodles

Vietnamese noodles is not really for me. But the fried chicken was perfect! I'll have the noodle salad next time i go there. Cool staff too.

We pulled up a pew at the window and got ourselves some chicken wings to start and then I had hot noodles the bun bo hue (spicy pho with pork belly and brisket

the best chicken wings I've ever eaten, and I had my fair share in my life. the whole menu is wonderful and the atmosphere and the personal are always a pleasure. a great little place I could eat 6 times in the week! Voir le carte

excellent and tasty pho bo, decent price and good atmosphere in restaurant. it is worth visiting this place. especially if they are nudel and sushi lovers, then this place is worth it....must try. rest they can imagine by pics

I am a sucker for Asian suppening with noodles, so my expectations were super high. the ones I came through the take met the right place, but needed a little more spicy and hot. the homemade pasta dish was pleasant and with beautiful aromas.

I have been from salvation in noodles (aka sin) since her owner colin and I started exchanging Instagram messages and sticking to soft ice creams through our obsession. I finally had to try the new rettung in nudeln in the finsbury park and was very impressed! her wings are the best I have ever tried and the food was very tasty and the place relaxed and cute. best Vietnamese in london! Voir le carte

Surprised how much I enjoyed this place. I love a bowl of noodle soup and this was good noodle soup. That wasn't the best bit though, it was the starters that stood out for me. The massive rice cracker was delicious and the pork and mushroom spring rolls were simply Devine. Worth going back for alone. Washed down with a coconut juice and for a decent price this is a place I'll definitely head back to.

Skeptical of any new Vietnamese restaurant opening around the corner (because it seems like lately there's literally a new Vietnamese restaurant opening on every corner and Salvation in Noodles is well, around the corner from us), we opted to try SIN because a) a friend recommended it to us and b) it was on the right bus route for the B&Q we needed to go to. Glamorous, we are. The restaurant was thankfully not too busy on a Saturday afternoon, though I can imagine it'd be a struggle trying to find a seat on week nights if you haven't booked in advance. The interiors are all chic, minimalist and reclaimed furniture: exposed brick and filament light bulbs you get the picture. Husband ordered t...

That is actually the name of the restaurant, not just me seeking salvation in noodles although it's something I'm likely to do. Good Vietnamese food is hard to come by in London, so when Angela asked if I was up for trying SIN, I was more than eager. The only slight downside (for me my location) is that it's in Dalston, an area I'd never ventured into before, because it just feels that little bit too far away... but will travel for food, and all that. It's a bus ride away from a couple of tube stations, so it's not too bad (and if you live East, it's really not a trek at all, but I live on the other side of the city), but something to keep in mind. Geographical logistics aside, I had a great... Voir le carte