Bun House Disco

I love the interior here, disco ball included 😳 We got some buns and they were much bigger than expected! I went for the custard bun (my favourite), packed with filling and full of flavour. We tried curry fishballs, HK curry chicken rice and hoisin sesame cheung fun, the cheung fun is one of my favourite dishes and hard to find in London. For dessert we shared the kaya French toast, small but so good, especially with the clotted cream. The staff were helpful when we asked questions about the menu and what’s popular.

So good! Nice simple menu and the buns are amazing. We also got cheung fun and the crispy squid. It was all delicious, especially the squid. The custard buns were worth the hype for sure and they do warn you in case you’re not expecting the runny filling. Prices are pretty fair for London, so pretty good value for money in our opinion. Place is nice inside. Clean and well lit. The staff were friendly and helpful and the atmosphere was good. Would recommend for sure if you’re looking for a lunch spot

Bun House Disco is such a fun spot near Brick Lane — the retro, disco-style interior is super cute and great for photos. The custard buns are the highlight (warm, gooey and not overly sweet) and the curry chicken bun is always a repeat order for me. I also loved the satay beef noodles and the salt & pepper squid. Great vibe for a casual catch-up and I’ll definitely be back.

Came here for dinner with a friend on Thursday after work and had a fun time. We quite like the atmosphere inside the restaurant which feels very vibrant and relaxing. The music was a little loud so we had to speak to each other rather loudly the whole time. The dishes we ordered were all very flavorful and more or less had got some fusion elements to them. The only thing to complain about the food was that the dishes were served warm rather than piping-hot. The buns would definitely have tasted even better if they were piping-hot!!

Had a lovely lunch at this bun place. They had a lovely custard and black sesame bun that I would recommend. I also really enjoyed the wonton soup which was perfect for a rainy day and filled me up. It was a bonus that all the food was super cute and the decor had a retro vibe that was comfortable and cool. Would highly recommend this place! ⭐️

A hidden gem on Brick Lane for Hong Kong–style comfort food. Bun House Disco feels like stepping into a Wong Kar-wai film, with retro booths, neon lights and Cantopop in the background. The £12–15 lunch menu is great value—steamed buns are fluffy and generous (the lava bun is a must), salt & pepper squid is crispy and addictive, and the curry fish ball noodles hit all the right nostalgic notes. Don’t skip the silky HK milk tea. I’ve been back many times and always bring friends. Highly recommend!

An absolute gem in London! This restaurant masters the art of Asian flavours. Every dish, from the aromatic curries to the delicate dim sum, is crafted with perfection. The ambiance is vibrant, and the service impeccable. A true culinary journey that keeps us coming back!

The past few days have been cold in London, so after work I went with a friend to a Hong Kong/Pan-Asian restaurant near Brick Lane. The lights and décor, together with the street vibe outside, almost made it feel like being back in Asia. The restaurant makes me feel cozy and lively. We tried several dishes from curry chicken rice to satay beef noodles and aubergine in a tasty sauce and everything was flavourful without being heavy. Their “cheung fun” and buns (including the molten custard bun) were especially satisfying. I think it’s a great spot whether you’re visiting the Brick Lane vintage markets or just looking for some Asian comfort food.