Millions of people swarming like flies

[venta]

Londoners: recommendations wanted!

Where, in the vicinity of Waterloo can one get a decent quick meal. The emphasis here is on quick - I'm hoping for a South Bank equivalent of something like Taro, where one can be in, fed, and out in about half an hour with breaking the bank or contracting E.coli.

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[valkyriekaren.livejournal.com]

I think there's a Wagamama's on South Bank somewhere!

[fractalgeek.livejournal.com]

There is, and there is also an organic Japeanese, opposite where the statue of Nelson M used to be. However, that's at least, oh, 5 minutes from Waterloo :-). There is also an "Eat" with many tables by Wagamama.

[venta.livejournal.com]

Has the statue of Nelson Mandela moved?
I thought it was near a branch of Ping Pong, on a raised walkway down the side of the MonsterConreteComplex... also near Feng Sushi, I think, which may or may not be the Japanese you referred to...

[fractalgeek.livejournal.com]

I thought it had gone inside after too much vandalism, but that is only yards. It actually used to be out on that walkway, visible from the Charing crosss trains.

I think FS is the one, but they were not particularly cheap when I went.

[venta.livejournal.com]

I think FS is the one, but they were not particularly cheap when I went.

I think I've eaten there before, but have it in mind as more of a "nice meal out" plan than a quick food-down-the-neck solution :)

[phlebas.livejournal.com]

Indeed - very tasty (and potentially snacky) but a bit dear!

[fractalgeek.livejournal.com]

On Lower Marsh, there are multiple cafes and small restaurants, while being much less fashionable than the Cut. Keeping with the Japanese theme, I am a big fan of "Inshoku". It also has an associated cafe (linked premises), offering among its selections Japanese and Thai lunch stuff, but I have not eaten there.

Do you want to be more specific about location?

[venta.livejournal.com]

Specifically, I'm heading to the IMAX cinema for 9 and want to eat before then (and will only be steaming into London after 8). I have legs and can move about reasonably well, though :)

[bateleur.livejournal.com]

and can move about reasonably well

Awww - missed opportunity to say "and I know how to use them"!

[fractalgeek.livejournal.com]

Then Wagamama is probably a good option, and there are a couple of SouthBank centre associated cafes. Inshoku would also work if you are getting off at Waterloo Mainline; if you can stop directly at Charing Cross, then there are a couple of places, including a Wasabi between CX and Hungerford Bridge.

"Bangalore Express" is probably too busy at that time for a truly quick meal, but might be OK.

[satyrica.livejournal.com]

There's a chinese on the road with the Old Vic on (The Cut?)- about two minutes walk along on the left; it's pretty standard but both quick and cheap