Bun House Disco

The branding and decor of the restaurant is 10/10! We loved the vibe and felt the setting definitely transported us to another time and place. I didn't find the food to be anything particularly special and prices were expensive for what you were getting. The mushroom was mostly batter with a slither of mushroom somewhere in the fried batter which tasted fine but again, expensive for what it was. Wings were a nice size, and left whole which I appreciated, flavour was good. Fries started crunchy but the crunch didnt stay as they cooled down... We picked the Butter Soy Bacon Lo Mein which was interesting but I wouldn't get it again. Might try the restaurant again one day but not in a rush. I really wanted to love the food because the branding is so good but it didn't leave much of an impression on me.

Stumbled upon Bun House Disco near Brick Lane and wow — this might be the best HK-style spot in London! The retro decor is super photogenic (hello, TVB vibes 📺), and every dish we tried was delicious. Faves: lava buns, crispy squid, satay beef noodles, and that sesame eggplant 😍. Great for casual drinks, sharing plates, and aesthetic pics. A must-visit if you're in East London!

An awesome restaurant. I have been very pleasantly surprised. We tried almost whole menu, and the prawns wantons with dan dan sauce was the most delicious. The aubergine was great as well!!. I recommend as well getting the French toast as it was delicious too. The atmosphere was a big part of the experience as the music and decorations were amazing and everything else was just perfect

Excellent food. Really delicious. Handily positioned nearby to Rich Mix for pre gig food. 10/10 would go again so we can try everything on the menu. The buns were so damn fluffy. The MSG chips so crisp. Service was very quick.

A Fresh Spot in the Brick Lane and Shoreditch Area Offering a delightful selection of Asian steamed dumplings and buns, featuring the renowned custard buns. The har gau and shu mai were impressive—fresh and bursting with flavor. Among the steamed buns, the lamb and beef varieties stood out as the most flavorful and delicious. Although the kaya French toast was petite, it was quite tasty, albeit on the sweeter side.

Amazing place! I absolutely loved my time here. The staff is so friendly and helpful, the atmosphere is great, I love the vibe and the food is delicious! It’s so unique and tasty! I’d recommend everyone to come and try it our for themselves :) 10/10!!!!

Fantastic place with their signature buns, best in London, and really unique food. Staff if very friendly and attentive and the place has quite cool interior design plus big open windows so you getting 100% of the Brick Lane atmosphere.

New-ish spot in Brick Lane for good wontons and buns. The dumpling filling was cooked excellently, juicy and tender. The garlic in both sauces slightly overpowered the sour and spice. Good service, and good atmosphere with window seats overlooking the street.