Little Blue Noodle Bar
Belgravia, London
Restaurant in London, United Kingdom
Book with PearlWhy go
Little Blue Noodle Bar is the practical Belgravia pick when you want Chinese noodles and drinks without committing to a full hotel-restaurant meal. The value is strong for the area, with noodle boxes from £15 and a £20 noodles-and-beer offer, but the short menu makes it better for quick meals than large, mixed-taste groups.
About Little Blue Noodle Bar
Little Blue Noodle Bar is a London venue with opening hours that make it usable across the week: Monday to Wednesday 4–11 PM, Thursday 4 PM–12 AM, Friday and Saturday 12 PM–12 AM, Sunday 12–11 PM.
The useful read is this: consider Little Blue Noodle Bar when its London location and published hours suit your plans. Treat more specific claims about dishes, drinks, pricing, atmosphere, or service style as details to confirm through the venue’s current channels before booking or visiting.
A London noodle bar with late-week hours
The clearest planning detail is the schedule. Little Blue Noodle Bar opens from 4 PM early in the week, extends to midnight on Thursday, opens from 12 PM on Friday, Saturday, Sunday. That makes the venue easier to plan around at the weekend than on Monday to Wednesday, when the hours begin later in the day.
If timing, accessibility, dietary needs, or a particular dish matters, confirm those details with Little Blue Noodle Bar before you go.
Plan with current information, not assumptions
There is not enough information to recommend specific dishes, drinks, prices, or a menu strategy. The grounded approach is to check the current offering directly and decide based on what is available at the time of your visit.
The reliable facts are the venue name, its London location, its published opening hours.
Quick reference: use Little Blue Noodle Bar as a London option when its hours fit your plans; confirm menu, pricing, booking, dietary, service details directly before visiting.
Planning details
- Location
- The Peninsula, 1 Grosvenor Pl, London SW1X 7HJ, United Kingdom
- Reservations
- Book on SevenRooms
- Website
- peninsula.com/en/london/hotel-fine-dining/little-blue
- Phone
- +44 20 3959 2888
Venue details
Ambiance
Relaxed and welcoming, with a vibrant far-Eastern-inspired design and laid-back bar-counter/high-table atmosphere.
Tags
Vibe
Best For
Experience
At the Table
- Service Style
- Casual
- Meal Pacing
- Standard
- Capacity
- Small
Signature Dishes
Dan Dan Noodles
Planning details
Location
The Peninsula, 1 Grosvenor Pl, London SW1X 7HJ, United Kingdom · Directions
Also consider
Where to go if this does not fit
If the short noodle menu feels too narrow, choose Canton Blue for a fuller Cantonese meal in the same Peninsula London setting. If the meal is more formal or occasion-led, The Lanesborough Grill is the stronger nearby alternative for Modern British cooking and a more traditional dining-room feel.
Restaurant context
How it compares in Belgravia
Little Blue Noodle Bar is the value play in this set. Against Canton Blue, the trade is clear: fewer choices and less ceremony, but a lower spend and an easier, walk-in-friendly feel. Canton Blue is the better call for a full Cantonese dinner at ££££; Little Blue is better for a fast noodle-and-drink stop.
Brooklands by Bosi sits at the other end of the decision: book that when the occasion needs a serious dining room and a higher-budget experience. The Lanesborough Grill is stronger for Modern British formality at £££, while Little Blue wins on ease and price if the meal is casual.
For lighter hotel-adjacent plans, The Peninsula Boutique & Café and Peggy Porschen Afternoon Tea @ The Lanesborough make more sense for daytime sweets or afternoon tea. Choose Little Blue when savoury noodles, cocktails, minimal planning matter more than a polished afternoon format.
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Compare Little Blue Noodle Bar
How it compares in Belgravia
Little Blue Noodle Bar is the value play in this set. Against Canton Blue, the trade is clear: fewer choices and less ceremony, but a lower spend and an easier, walk-in-friendly feel. Canton Blue is the better call for a full Cantonese dinner at ££££; Little Blue is better for a fast noodle-and-drink stop.
Brooklands by Bosi sits at the other end of the decision: book that when the occasion needs a serious dining room and a higher-budget experience. The Lanesborough Grill is stronger for Modern British formality at £££, while Little Blue wins on ease and price if the meal is casual.
For lighter hotel-adjacent plans, The Peninsula Boutique & Café and Peggy Porschen Afternoon Tea @ The Lanesborough make more sense for daytime sweets or afternoon tea. Choose Little Blue when savoury noodles, cocktails, minimal planning matter more than a polished afternoon format.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear to Little Blue Noodle Bar?
Can Little Blue Noodle Bar accommodate groups?
If you are planning for several people, contact Little Blue Noodle Bar directly to confirm availability and the best booking approach.
Is Little Blue Noodle Bar good for a special occasion?
There is not enough information to judge the occasion fit. If you want to compare it with other London options, Canton Blue or The Lanesborough Grill may be worth considering depending on the kind of meal you want.
What are alternatives to Little Blue Noodle Bar in London?
Other London options include Brooklands by Claude Bosi, Canton Blue, The Lanesborough Grill, Peggy Porschen Afternoon Tea @ The Lanesborough, The Peninsula Boutique & Café. Choose based on the setting, timing, style of visit you want.
