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A new restaurant in London, potentially featured in CN Traveller's guide to the city's latest culinary openings for July 2026.
Frank Yeung is a successful restaurateur and co-founder of a collection of popular Asian restaurants in London, including Mr Bao, Daddy Bao, Wonton Charlies, and Cafe Kowloon. He is known for bringing authentic and...
Last updated: 7/18/2026, 3:41:03 AM
Wonton Charlie's is a small, 18-seat Hong Kong-style noodle bar located in a former ticket office in London Fields. It offers a streamlined menu focusing on hand-made wontons and noodles in slow-cooked broths. It operates as a walk-in spot, also offering takeaway and click & collect services. The restaurant is part of the same team behind Daddybao and Mr Bao.
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Customer perception is mixed but generally positive regarding the ambiance and the core offering. Many praise the flavourful, hand-made wontons, clean broths, and the cool, energetic, no-frills atmosphere, which often evokes a sense of nostalgia for authentic Asian noodle shops. The complimentary Jasmine Tea is also appreciated. However, some customers find the noodles to be thicker and more ramen-like than traditional Asian noodles, and occasionally bland or clumpy. There are also criticisms regarding the authenticity and value for money, with some finding the food tasteless or the broths too salty. Long queues are common, especially on busy weekends, and there have been minor service issues reported, such as lack of communication about sold-out items.
Wonton Charlie's is operated by the same team responsible for the popular London restaurants Daddybao and Mr Bao. The establishment offers free refillable Jasmine Tea, served in traditional cups, adding to its authentic 'old school noodle shop' aesthetic.
The restaurant is open Wednesday to Sunday, from 11 am to 3:30 pm. Expect long queues, particularly on busy weekends. Visiting earlier in the service might help avoid the longest waiting times.