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“Halal Chicken at Bone Daddies St James Street”, did you say?! 😱
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We absolutely love soup noodles and ramen so a visit to Bone Daddies was crucial! We ordered the Tantanmen 2, which consisted of chicken mince, pulled chicken and veg in a chicken broth with noodles. We felt the chicken mince could have been cooked a little longer, but the actual broth was delicious 😋 The dish included a clarence court egg in the broth, which was so good and cooked just right with a slightly runny yolk! We also asked for the Chicken Katsu (can’t go wrong, right?!) but didn’t enjoy it as much as the Ramen. We like Katsu with potatoes and carrots, but this dish came with a whole lot of cabbage 🥴 For starters, we got the Fried Squid and Crispy Chicken Bao, which we both enjoyed.

Settings: 6/10
Food: 6/10
Service: 7/10
Overall: 6.3/10

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@twopeasfoodies's review of Bone Daddies Marylebone on Instagram

My yakisoba is dancing! From @bonedaddies in St Christopher’s Place (the geo tag is wrong) Not sure how the flakes where moving but at first I thought something was alive. Bone Daddies serves halal chicken only, which includes the chicken stock for ramen. Pictured is the chicken and prawn.

@halalfoodguy's review of Bone Daddies Marylebone on Instagram

Bone Daddies Bond St

We came here for dinner and ordered three bao to start including the chashu pork, crispy duck, and fried chicken. They were all so delicious, but my favourite was the fried chicken bao. The kimchi mayo was so delicious and added a perfect amount of heat. We also ordered the tonkotsu and the pork pork chili ramen bowls. I was not a fan of the broth in either of the bowls as they were not overly flavourful or rich, and I thought the noodles were overcooked. I wish we had ordered all bao for dinner instead. Overall, I would not return for their ramen, but I would come back to order more bao.

The Korean wings were excellent sweet with a nice warming heat had the pork traditional ramen, eggs nice and runny, noodles great and the pork succulent with a heart warming broth. All washed down with a few Asahi, music was great, the decor was top notch and the servers were brilliant and very smiley and kind. Would 100% go again.

The food was delectable and I enjoyed the bao, although the fillings were quite salty. If someone in your party is having the bao as their main, like I did, I would suggest asking the server if it can be brought out at the same time as the ramen. Otherwise the bao will come out early.

For the ramen, we thought it was nice that you could pay a little extra and choose unlimited toppings (to an extent). We asked for shredded chicken, but when the ramen arrived, the chicken was absent, so we had to flag someone down. They plopped some pork at our table eventually. Oh well, extra meat is extra meat. Also, at the time of ordering, we had requested for some ingredients to be removed, which was okayed by the server, but there were still remnants left in the ramen. Our reason for asking this was due to food preference, but if it had been due to an allergy, that could have been unfortunate.

I know little mistakes can happen. Overall, it was just an average experience.

The buns very very nice. We tried the salmon, eggplant and chicken and they all had very similar tastes because of the toppings and sauces used. The salmon bun was my favorite. The ramen was nice.

Had dinner there, and we chose to sit outdoor I think it was a mistake, the tables are really squashed together, there was only a very small gap between tables, I could really hear what next table were talking about, and the seats were putting together almost no gap in between the seats behind you.  If you sit indoor the seatings were in a long bench table which is also not very comfortable I would say. Anyway that’s only a small problem. Food is average, nothing special, there are more Ramen places offer better Ramen in central London.  Table is not very clean, when we sat down we then noticed lots of chilli sauce were on the floor where we sat. Waiters/ Waitress are not professional, we were served by a waitress when we had our order, then she disappeared, while other waiters were not giving us any attention, we waited for ages to get our bill, because no one were coming to us or even looking at us, at last I went to the till to ask for the bill. 👎

Due to a change of suppliers our meat is no longer Halal and all fried food is cooked in the same oil.

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