Wharf Kitchen

Tucked into Jubilee Place this place is like a mini Box Park. A few little eateries with a communal area for eating anywhere. There is a bigger version over the way in Canary Wharf at Market Cargo, but this one doesn’t have a bar. It’s too small to have one. All of the staff are lovely and polite and the food is ok too.

Lovely spot within Canary Wharf. Easier to find than the directions given on Google maps (exit via the jubilee place entrance from the tube station - follow the path round until you reach the Wharf Kitchen entrance). Lots of different cuisines to choose from and spacious dining area. I’ve only eaten from Smashing Plates, however a friend has eaten from the Caribbean eatery, which they enjoyed.

Good place to go and buy some ready to eat food when in Canary Wharf. I have not tried all the spaces, so cannot really tell you about the food, but you certainly have different options, so it can be worth to try. See photos for the different food types. Keep in mind that during lockdown you cannot eat there, only take away.

A nice little canteen space tucked away on the lower floor of the mall, with a good range of foods - Greek souvlaki (from Smashing Plates) poke bowls (from Poké House) bao buns and chicken Katsu curry (from Rainbo), and fried chicken (from Thunderbird). There is also Biang Xi’an street food serving Chinese noodle dishes. We visited on for Sunday lunch and it was surprisingly peaceful and relaxing. I really enjoyed the build-your-own poke bowl and my friend had a range of the fried chicken from Thunderbird which was lava-hot but very tender! Sadly the payment machine wasn’t working for Rainbo otherwise we probably would have opted for Bao buns. They have TV screens in the canteen and music playing music, but the TVs were left on Bargain Hunt and once that was done, there was ‘Songs of Praise’ playing on the TV, which was very odd.

Great selection of different cuisines, good seating area in the centre but it can get busy at lunch times. Prices are reasonable for lunch at all outlets ranging between £9-12 per dish. All outlets offer takeout options. There is a vegan restaurant in the place too.

My family and I rolled into this place accidentally on a Saturday night when looking for a covered path to the DLR! There's about seven places, ranging from frickin' to vegan burgers. Some are vegan only, and they all have vegan options. Truly worth a pilgrimage for fellow vegans in the area! We ate at 'Rainbo', which is a Japanese eatery. We went for a shittake mushroom gyoza rice box and a pumpkin katsu one. Great food and they have Camden beer on tap (vegan as well). Really tasty and lovely presentation. I'd be interested to eat at some of the other places although I'm not local. I have a vegan burger from 'Vurger' in my sights for next time!

This place is great, I had Thai (great), Chinese (too salty), Greek (good), love it!

A nice area for a quick bite, The Athenian's Gyro and Mamas Jerk's chicken salad and chicken wings were lovely. Rainbo and Bird are so so.