Le Pho's seasoning resembled Vietnamese flavors and had the expected ingredients. The small…read morecontainer caused noodle clumping, affecting the genuine experience. The beef was somewhat tough, and the unappealing bean sprouts went unused. Despite this, efficient delivery packaging prevented soggy noodles. As for price, it was reasonable. Ordered via Uber Eats to my hotel, it arrived slightly earlier than estimated. Uber Eats lacks official staff identification. Ambiance doesn't matter for delivery. For improvements, I would suggest fresh bean sprouts and offer a bigger bowl. I'd recommend trying the restaurant in person for a better experience than delivery.

Decent. Nothing to write home about. Fries are tasteless and were just okay. The service from the…read morestaff was below average and slow. With some many other other choices, i wouldn't choose them and would recommend to explore other options.

Took the wrong tube, then missed the bus stop on the way here. Nothing like walking around a dark,…read moreforeboding London 'hood to get some adrenaline flowing! The 'hood has a very "Massive Attack" / "Aphex Twin" vibe going on - leave Posh Spice at home, she *will* be forced to boogie! Big place, cool layout given I only saw the courtyard and 2nd floor. Good vibe from bartenders and staff inside, but security will give you the grumps - it's what they do - just be chill! There's definitely a low-key, community vibe here, says a lot about Peckham, and reminded me of Detroit! PS. There is a rooftop here with awesome views.

I wish I didn't live at the other end of town. The CLF Art Cafe is one of these places I'd love to…read morecall my local. It is located in the Bussey Building which is one of these buzzing names I heard mentioned over and over again before finding a good reason for venturing to Peckham Rye. The fact that I have been only twice in a year says it all, Peckham Rye is just a bit of a trek for me. On both occasions I attended a daytime conference hosted by the Southwark Art Forum - no real buzz from the slightly sleepy staff who are more accustomed to serving cocktails than making coffees (according to the website they don't normally open in the mornings). While last year, London ground to a halt due to the tube strike, last week the Overground (my lifeline to this part of town) had more trains cancelled than on schedule. It's a lovely building though and I got a sense of what I may be missing out on for not returning for one of their club or comedy nights.

I was taken here for my birthday meal a while ago and have to admit I will never set food in this…read morerestaurant again. We had driven past quite a few times and it looked quite smart from the outside, oh how looks are deceiving! The service was shockingly slow even though it was a Sunday evening and less than 25% of the restaurant was occupied. It took 3 requests and 30 minutes to bring the drinks over, the starters were so awful we complained about them being sweet *which they should not have been* and overly salty. We were brought out more starters which were supposed to be an improvement but they weren't so sent this back almost untouched. The main course for me was a vindaloo which was supposed to be spicy, it was milder than a basic mild curry! The service was just bad all evening and even though we complained 4 or 5 times during the course of our meal we were given a 10% discount. My husband was rather upset that he had chosen to take me to this awful place on my actual birthday. We vowed never to go there again! Authentic South Indian food? They lied!

Came down from Aberdeen to visit a friend. He has talked about this place non-stop, so I gave it a…read moretry. It is the best Indian food I have ever eaten in my 49 years alive. Highly recommend

Visited The Honey Pot in Shoreham yesterday with my friend and our daughters. The owners were…read morewonderful with our girls and made us feel so welcome. Lunch was delicious and served quickly. Lunch bags for the kids was perfect for their ages and had lots of choices. We loved that it is just a short walk from the river in the heart of shoreham and we enjoyed the beautiful views while walking off our lunch. Looking forward to revisiting already.

Today I visited the lovely unspoiled village of Shoreham, Where I came across a little gem of a tea…read moreshop, The Honey Pot. The tea shop is run by best friends Sue and Pat, who are very welcoming and have a passion for people. The Honey Pot isn't just a Tea shop that sells lovely homemade scones, toasties and lovely brews but also has great gifts and cards to purchase. My Brother and I, took my Nana there to meet our family friends. Where we enjoyed a lovely toastie and a jam and cream scone, just what the doctor ordered for a Sunday afternoon - perfect. Even though the Honey Pot is small, I think it works to its advantage, it compliments its traditional English quaintness, with its friendly locals whilst not being over done with tourists. The cyclists seem to love to stop for a recharge. So if you are cycling in the area through the country, you will be welcomed by the smell of homemade goodness and a smile. We purchase more than a coffee, we purchase into a pleasurable experience and a great service. Also the area of Shoreham is very sweet and so English, with a few pubs and the River Darenth, A lovely day out in the country. I hope this helps Qypers =)

Having passed by this restaurant on West End Lane many times on my way back home, I decided to give…read moreit a try. Sadly, it has been my WORST meal ever in a Chinese restaurant, and I might even add that no self-respecting Chinese person will dine here, but this might seem a little harsh. So I'll say.. if you wish for truly authentic Chinese cuisine, AVOID Gung Ho at all cost. The restaurant does however do an excellent job of bastardizing Chinese food to suit western audiences, so The place was reasonably empty (only 2 other tables were taken) when I first arrived, although more patrons arrived during later on. The restaurant claims to be Sichuan, but try as you might.. you will find very limited Sichuan cuisine on the menu. Most of the dishes are Cantonese, with the ever popular sweet+sour/black bean sauce selection. My guess is, they are trying to differentiate themselves from other Chinese restaurants by calling themselves Sichuan, but sadly, this is misleading because you can only find a handful (and I truly mean only 4-5) of dishes under that name. Worse, they are not even authentically prepared. The bang bang chicken was very bland, and portions were horrifyingly small (think saucer). The fish with rice wine was horribly fishy (I'm serious about it being the worst fish dish I've ever tried), and even the seasoning of wine and MSG could not disguise the foulness of it. The coffee beef was a bit of a joke, as there was nary a hint of coffee aroma or taste to be found. This was part of the Chef's Speciality too! Portions were very small for every dish, but since the food wasn't particularly good, I was rather grateful! In the end, despite knowing I would not be full from the meal, I was determined not to order more dishes, as prices were a rip off (approx £9-12) and I simply refuse to pay for bad food. What utterly disgusted me was the service. While the waiters were not exactly rude, their attitudes were hardly warm towards us. They took a long time to come to our table (which, considering only 2 other tables were filled besides ours, the restaurant is overstaffed at that point!), although the staff hovered and lingered around the tables of other patrons. I was not surprised to see this pandering behavior directed towards the other diners who were Caucasians. Gung Ho is obviously a restaurant that aims its clientele towards serving Caucasian locals living around the area (West Hampstead, Finchley Road, etc). Most diners do not appear to have travel far, and as the evening progressed, more and more families turned up. None were Chinese though. If you wish for good Chinese food, you're better off dining at Royal China, which gives you better cuisine at similar prices. You also get better service, and will be exposed to a variety of authentic Cantonese cuisine. I hate to admit it, but my local Chinese takeaway gives me better food than Gung Ho. As I pointed out earlier, I left the restaurant still feeling a little hungry, and definitely unhappy with the very poor meal. In the end, we drove down West End Lane, and ended up grabbing a burger at GBK for comfort food. The ultimate insult - my burger made a far more satisfying meal!

It's my local favorite Chinese. Been here at least 5 times. Always spot-on food and service…read more I really wanted to give them 4-star but just had to balance out the 1-star unjustified review in my opinion so gave them 5! Food is classic well executed Chinese with warm, friendly and authentic atmosphere Recommended both for non fancy family occasions and a nice romantic (casual) dinner

As good if not better than some of the Vietnamese food in Southern CA (specifically in OC…read moreWestminster). Starting out with the appetizer- papaya and mango salad, crispy seafood 1A and 1B, and Banh Xiao. For the Pho, the taste is good but Westminster Pho is better. From this side of the pond, this is a hidden gem for Vietnamese food.

Ordered pho, banh mi, and the fried soft shell crab. The pho here is hands down one of the best…read morepho's I've had in London, and I've been on the search for a while now. The broth, the meats, and the rice noodle were spectacular. Banh mi was ok, but the pho more than made up for it!

Popped in for lunch with a friend. Service was good…read more I had a chicken liver pita which was pretty good, and a lentil soup which was just good (i.e., on the scale of good it was below pretty, but above not very). My friend, on the other hand, had an awful meal. His salad was frozen, his eggplant dip was microwaved (hot bits and cold bits), and his main portion of lamb kebab and rice was just plain not very good. If I were him I'd be writing a 1 star review, but seeing as my sandwich was adequately tasty I'm gonna go ahead and bestow a mediocre honour to Akkadia.

Really tasty Lebanese food in a cozy atmosphere. The vibe was relaxed and comfortable; lots of warm…read morelighting and tight seating. Pretty perfect for a date! Super-thin, runny yogurt (mmm) with my lamb dish. Everyone else in the group got the good ol' chicken shawarma-style entree. Very tasty! Sampled the melon juice beforehand, really refreshing. Great service too; the staff was super-friendly.