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Momo Canteen to launch new site in Canary Wharf

This will be their third site following their Barbican and Commercial Street branches.

Asian concept Momo Canteen will be opening a new site in Canary Wharf on early December.

The restaurant will serve their signature dishes such as laksa, Korean fried chicken, Thai red curry as well as new offerings. They also mentioned that they will be hiring chefs from around the globe.

“This location is ideal for our new lunch concept as it gives us the chance to trial unique dishes such as fresh, protein-rich salads which will cater to a health-conscious workforce,” Sidney Liu, founder of Momo Canteen said.

(Photo credit: Momo Canteen website)

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