New Malden High Street pickups
New Malden High Street is known across London for its Korean restaurants, bakeries and supermarkets, home to one of the largest Korean communities in Europe. In the evening it is busy and lively, and parking is scarce.
A booked taxi is the easy way in and out. Tell us the restaurant name, and the driver will stop in a side road or a safe spot nearby and call you on arrival. Larger groups out for dinner can book a 7 seater taxi so everyone travels together.
New Malden station cab
New Malden station sits on the line between Wimbledon and Kingston, with South Western Railway trains to Waterloo. Motspur Park and Malden Manor stations serve the southern parts of KT3. We meet trains at all three, which is handy late at night or when you have shopping or luggage to carry.
Living beside the A3
The A3 slices through New Malden at the Malden junction, which is great for getting out of London and frustrating at rush hour. Our drivers know when to use it and when to stick to Kingston Road, Burlington Road and the back streets. With a fixed fare, a detour around traffic never costs you more.
Taxi from New Malden to Kingston
Kingston town centre is about three miles away. New Malden residents book us for shopping, hospital appointments at Kingston Hospital on Galsworthy Road and evenings out by the river. Coombe Road takes you straight over Kingston Hill into town.
Longer trips from KT3
New Malden's position near the A3 makes it a quick start for airport runs. Many families book the Kingston to Heathrow Airport taxi or London City Airport cabs from Kingston from here. For trains, the Kingston to Waterloo taxi avoids a change when you are loaded down with bags.
Family journeys and school runs
There are plenty of primary and secondary schools in and around New Malden. Our school run taxi handles regular term-time journeys with child seats on request, and our 6 seater taxi fits a big family heading off on holiday.
Popular trips from New Malden
- Kingston Hospital, over Kingston Hill on Coombe Road
- Wimbledon for shopping, the theatre and the Broadway
- Raynes Park and Motspur Park for local sport and schools
- Korean supermarkets and restaurants on the High Street, with a lift home for the shopping
- Worcester Park and Cheam for family visits
Typical journey times from New Malden
These are typical car times and vary with traffic.
- Kingston town centre, around 10 to 15 minutes
- Wimbledon, around 10 to 15 minutes
- Surbiton, around 10 minutes
- Central London, around 40 to 55 minutes
New Malden roads we drive every day
- High Street, for restaurants, shops and the station
- Kingston Road and Burlington Road, on the A3 side
- Coombe Road, north towards Kingston Hill
- Malden Road, south towards Worcester Park
- Motspur Park and West Barnes Lane, near Motspur Park station
Coombe and the golf courses
Coombe Hill and Coombe Wood golf clubs sit between New Malden and Kingston Hill, and golfers often book a car with room for clubs. An estate carries a full set of clubs easily. Book the return at the end of your round and the driver will meet you at the clubhouse.
Late nights on the High Street
New Malden's restaurants and karaoke bars stay busy late, especially at weekends. A booked car home means nobody has to drive, and a group can share a 7 seater taxi at one fixed price.
Book a New Malden taxi
Book with the form on this page or call 020 3740 2841, day or night. New Malden borders Norbiton, Wimbledon and Surbiton. See every area on our areas we cover page.
