Food was great and the environment is really lovely!…read more Even though I only had a salad it was like the best Saks I ever had! Environment was superb and you can just tell its be a costly lunch just from the decoration, and it was an expensive salad. Price was ridiculous but food was ok.

This is definitely the best pizza I've had in London! The staff was friendly and the service good,…read morethough I was a bit miffed that my party of two was seated at the bar though at least one two person table remained open throughout our meal. The thin-style pizza was reasonably priced and very tasty. The only complaint about the food I have is that although the edge of the crust was crispy, the bottom was pure chewiness. Of course, this could be a matter of preference, but I like it crispy just on the bottom shell, so that it can be folded and retain some form, while still having some chewiness. The manager was receptive to comment, and I will definitely be returning!

This Asian buffet claimed to be the biggest in UK. It is featured in a Prime series as a Mega…read moreBuffet. We went there, it was 0/10. There are no lines waiting to get in like in the show, and I almost though it was closed because we walked up 2 stories of steps and didn't see a soul. This is July, supposed to be the tourist season. Inside is much bigger than the door, but much smaller than in the show. The food variety and quality are both bad. I didn't find a single item that I can say it tastes good. Many are pretty bad. Nothing in the show that attracted us to here relates to it.

It's a huge buffet with so many options. I loved the rice dishes and the salads. They have dishes…read morefrom all over the world so you have loads of options. Save space for dessert though.

A Night to Forget at Princess of India - Disrespect, Neglect & Disgrace:…read more I have dined at many restaurants, but never have I experienced such blatant disregard as I did at Princess of India in Morden, London. If this is how they treat their guests, I can only hope the real princesses of India showed more grace than the so-called hospitality here. The restaurant had only three groups - a party of eight, two friends at another table, and us. And yet, despite the light crowd, we were treated as if we were invisible. No welcome, no warmth, no service. The waiter passed by us repeatedly, without so much as a glance, while tending to the other tables. Was it exhaustion? Indifference? Or something far uglier--blatant discrimination? The middle-aged, fair-skinned manager (who looked more suited for the gym than the hospitality industry) barely acknowledged our presence. He never visited our table, never asked if we needed anything, and at the end he did but when we left, he didn't even muster a simple 'thank you' or 'goodnight'--basic courtesies in any decent restaurant. To make matters worse, tables were left unclean, staff were more interested in wiping glasses and bowls and disappearing into the kitchen than actually tending to guests. It made me wonder: if they can treat us this way, what would they do to the citizens of this country? Look, I understand hospitality is demanding. Long hours, constant service--but this was just a buffet. All they had to do was clear plates and check in on customers, yet even that seemed too much to ask. Respect should be given to all, regardless of nationality or race. What we experienced was beyond disappointing--it was insulting. This was, without a doubt, the worst night we've had at a restaurant, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. If you value basic human decency, avoid this place. Location: 10-11 Morden Ct, London Rd, Morden, SM4 5HJ

I love this place! This is how Anglocised Indian food should be. This place does takeaways, has a…read moremenu, but it is the buffet which is King. £5.99 is all it costs to get unlimited access to 16 dishes of great quality. They do change from night to night, but you can count on Legs of chicken tikka, onion bhajjis, Saag aloo, Chicken Korma, Chicken Tikka Masala (it is sooo sweet and yummy), two or three other meat and prawn curries, plain rice, biryani, bombay potato and chopped salad. They do desserts, but you wont have any room left. You are asked by Taz the owner and his team if you want poppadoms when you arrive, these are great if your waiting for friends to join, but these are not inclusive of the buffet fee. The drinks are good here too with Carlsberg at below £2 per pint and Cobra on Draught. Only 2 minutes from Morden station, this place has been a word of mouth fav, book in advance on weekends, or give me a call. I would be happy to eat here any night of the week!

Adorable place walking distance from my hotel. Stopped in here for lunch and had a very good meal…read more Located right on The Strand it a lovely stop on the way to Covent Garden if want to be away from the crowds. Close to the theater for a nice Pre- theater meal. Prawn Saganaki is fabulous. It's a small plate with nice Tiger prawns cooked in a tomato and feta sauce with a hint of Ouzo. Quite good and a nice lunch portion for me. Grilled Chicken Souvlaki Wrap was a nice pita stuffed with chicken a fries and served with tzatziki. Good lunch... excellent service and quite reasonable.

I would just skip this place. All the food was really bland and it's very overpriced. The ambience…read moreis cute, and the service was decent, but the food is just not good.

Food 4/5 Service 4/5…read moreAmbience 1/5 Cleanliness 1/5 Value for Money 2/5 We came on a Friday evening and the place was packed. The restaurant looks tired and almost dirty at first glance. Everything is worn out. The table we sat on stank from the damp cloth that must never itself have been cleaned, but was used to clean the tables. I asked for it to be cleaned again with some spray, but the rotting smell would just not budge. The service was nice and attentive, and the food was good. However, at some point someone ordered a sizzler which went across the restaurant and continued to fille everything with the smell of burning meat as it sizzled endlessly. Being vegetarian, it simply put me off my food, and I had to stop and leave. Basically, not an experience I would like to repeat. I could have given only one star, all for food, but another one for service and that's it. It wouldn't be a hit with anyone having minutest of hygiene standards.

This is a huge place, perfect for groups and family occasions. They had ample parking which is a…read morebonus. Again one of those Indian themed sports lounge/bar settings. We were a group of six with three kids. The food was so-so and nothing unique. We would probably visit again for the convenience aspect only. The food was simply not 'momorable'. In fact I don't even remember what we ordered which is so unlike me! Give it a try on a sports night, but again food is good but I didn't find it lip-smackingly good.

This is a convenient restaurant in King's Cross Crowne Plaza and that is roughly the only thing it…read morehas going for it. Service is extremely slow and not very helpful. I stood around for a few minutes looking at a menu before asking for a table and they finally told me I'd been looking at the wrong menu. Over my weeklong stay, I tried the lobster bisque, shrimp appetizer, crepe, and Moules Garlic and Herb. The crepe was recommended to me over other desserts by my waiter but it was too basic, tasting like something I would make at home. The mussels were subpar and lacked flavor, and many of the shells were empty! No meat! The best dish was the lobster bisque. Overall, only come here if you need a convenient bite.

Bit crowded in side so we sat outside. The food is great but I recommend that you don't have…read moreanything to eat that day as the servings are pretty big! Nice staff how ever you do need to go inside up to the counter to order.

As a food clinic the yellow house had very nice food took a bit long to come out. The drinks were…read morenice. The service was brilliant and the ambience was off the chain

Absolutely delicious food - from hand-crafted freshly-prepared pizza ("Four Seasons" is my…read morefavourite) to perfectly cooked lamb. Plus, an excellent selection of wines (I highly recommend "Mâcon-Villages Domaine Chêne" white). Not to mention fresh bread and desserts! My family and friends have been eating out and ordering with The Yellow House for quite a few years now and always happy with the quality of ingredients (great to see chef sourcing fresh local produce from the nearby market) and service (their team is very friendly, enthusiastic and honest). Thank you Jaime, Robert and the team!

Pay no attention to the bad reviews. Those were over 9 years ago. Mem & Laz is a lovely spot in…read moreIslington, London. I was here 5 years ago, nearly to the date, with my girlfriend and we had a lovely meal then. The inside is so cool with all the lamps and the staff is very kind, spacing out meals perfectly with the kitchen. I had the Lentil soup and sautéed mushrooms to start and the chicken breast as my main. Baklava for desert and all were very good. Lots of good restaurants in this area of London but this one is one my favorites. Was good to be back.

Food has so much flavor using common foods and ingredients. As an American I struggled to find a…read moreplace that I actually enjoyed but this place is one of my favorites. The place is a bit small and hard to navigate if it is really busy, but the inside is cozy and well decorated with nostalgic memorabilia. Servers are also very kind. My boyfriend and I shared the warms goats cheese, mezze platter and king prawn platter starters and the M&L main and it was more than enough food.