Bodean's Nachos Supreme, with grilled cheese, guacamole, sour cream, salsa and jalapeno £7.50 - the…read moreportion was huge suitable for four to six people to share but the two of us made great progress finishing the pile of food! Nice, salty party kind of food which is good with drinks. carolina prawns £7.25 - big, juicy and plump. Well seasoned and aroma of charcoal strongly solidified that Bodean's is a barbecue restaurant. BBQ burnt ends & baby back ribs combo £16.95 - in terms of variety in meat, it was a good barbecue selection platter for two. The chicken was a little dry but the others were nice. A slight improvement would be if the salad portion could be larger because it certainly wasn't enough to give the tastebuds a break from the strong barbecue sauce. pecan pie £5.25 - looks teeth numbingly sweet but it was not as sweet as it looks. Still, it was sweeter for my palate and I did not want more than a couple of teaspoonfuls for myself. I was glad we had shared it.

A hugely popular chain finally in muswell hill. Unfortunately it did not match the hype. The food…read morecomes in a very generous supply and has all your BBQ cravings. A lot of food but needed a bit of seasoning on most of it, to make it more memorabilia.the worst things was the service. Our guy was good but the rest and the front of house lady were not helpful or even kind and it felt like we were in her way or an inconvenience. Not good

We went on 31/7/14. The waiter/owner knew two of the guests were American and proceeded to…read moreinappropriate remarks about being American. What was he thinking? Poor judgement on his part. Not only did he not get a tip, I am writing on every social media site possible. Oh, the food was mediocre and expensive for what it was.

Fan-bloody-tastic…read more I was visiting a friend who lives in Greenwich and swears by this place. It didn't disappoint. I ate here on Easter Sunday for dinner. The food was absolutely delicious - the kind where you're completely full, but you want to keep on eating because it's so good. Very friendly, attentive (yet unobtrusive) service. Good wine selections, and the flavours are exceptional.

Lal is a delightful little find smack bang in the middle of broadway market. I've been guilty of…read morewalking past this place on multiple occasions, but always have wanted to drop in. Stopped by on a quiet Monday night an although our party of 2 made up 80% of the people in there, we were warmly greeted and welcomed to a lovely seat. The atmosphere was really nice, authentic greek and the staff were more than kind to us both. The menu is very greek and includes all the normal humous, falafel, tahini and tabolueh dishes you'd expect to find. We started with a selection of small plates and all were very nice and tasty. The falafel was perfect, crumbly and really good addition to a very excellent sized portion of humous. I'd also recommend getting involved with the calamari, it was more than fresh and perfectly fried with crisp and delicious batter. On to the mains and ended up sharing a pork platter and portion of vege moussaka. Both piping hot when they arrived and HUGE portions too. Moussaka was amazing, a good bite oozing with flavour and the roasted pork wasn't far behind. With the portion of humous still seeing us through, the nice side of bulgar wheat and pita bread was easily polished off. We left very full and to be honest, for the amount of food, service and setting, it was more than value for the money. For two people you could easily settle for a few starter plates then share a meat platter. Excellent menu. More than recommend jumping in here, and one of the best greek spots in the area. Hash tag find...

Broadway Market is a regular haunt of mine in the Summer. I pop into the little restaurants that…read moredot this street before going to London Fields to sit in the Sun. London Fields is one of the few parks in London which offers the facility to have a bbq, but it can be a mission planning and bringing along the equipment and food. Big groups get this down to a T, as they have transportation, bring industrial bbq's and food which has been seasoned and prepped from the night before. I am yet to plan something like this as it would be excellent with some jerk chicken and corn on the cob, yum. Valentina and I chose Lal Restaurant for some mediteranean food. For starters I went for the garlic mushrooms and she had the cold meze of houmous, taramasalata, tzatziki and bulgur rice. For mains we opted for the simple shish. I had chicken, Valentina had mixed grill with chicken, lamb and adana kebab, both served with salad and bulgur. As it was such a warm day, I had a Mimosa with Blanc de Blanc Brut and fresh orange juice. Valentina stayed alcohol free. The food is okay. There are so many places like this, you can find better and worse around London. What is in this restaurant's favour, is its proximity to London Fields. Loads of passing trade, hungry folk and choice. When we are next in the area, we probably won't return, not because it was a bad experience, but because there is so much choice along the market. We do however suggest if you are not up for Thai, Italian, etc, try this it because its inexpensive and straightforward.

Friends, this is THE spot for delicious kebab! On my UK visit, I went back 3 different times just…read moreto continue to enjoy it. When you order, they really fill you up with meat, salad, and chips. Even the small was difficult for me to finish just from the generous portions. Absolutely LOVE this spot! The service is friendly, recommendations are always spot on. They're professionals here! The value here is unmatched. I highly recommend this spot for your kebab needs.

The staff here is very welcoming and friendly. They greeted me, interacted with me and made me feel…read moreas if I were a Turkish brotha myself. I like the idea of walk-in, order, sit down, and they bring the food to you. In terms of the food, I had the mixed gyro fries and a mixed gyro wrap. Mixed meaning chicken and gyro. Each time the food was hot, fresh, and delicious. One star off just because I'm a little picky and not everyone deserves my 5, but for quick food this is definitely top tier. It's another bonus that it is open late. I researched the best kebab in the area and this was highly recommended. Another factor which made me like this place was the home like ambiance. Very homey and very much like you're eating out of someone's grandma's kitchen.

That little red "people love us on Yelp" sticker is a rare sighting in the UK so when I spied it on…read morethis bustling little Turkish place I couldn't shake it from my head: Must Eat There. After walking for some time on nearby Brick Lane and getting hit up by every barker in front of every Indian eatery the family left the decision in my hands. Thank you, family. I marched them right back to Tas Firin. In truth, Tas Firin would've caught my eye even without the red sticker but the sticker did up my interest factor. The place is small and crowded with people and has plate glass windows on two sides, announcing itself to passers-by. Steamy smoke billows from the grill being actively worked at the core of the restaurant. Your clothes will smell (luscious) when you leave. Tas Firin has no doorfront barker trying to entice passers-by and needs none. Dinner began with a cold mezze platter (£8) of "maybe-we-should-rethink-the-rest-of-our-order" proportions. Four hungry diners seriously sated themselves with the goodness of this plate. But wait. We only thought we were full. Being a cheese whore I couldn't resist ordering up a second starter for the table. If possible, it was even more luscious than the first: Halloumi (£4.50), a traditional Cyprus cheese, served grilled and warm. Let's debate right now whether there's anything more satisfying than this combination of starters. I win. People who wish to not to have to loosen their belt a notch should stop right here. Pay, and walk out joyously satisfied. That wasn't us. We went on to have: * Spinach pide with feta cheese (£7) - Essentially a Turkish pizza, this dish was rich and salty and... who am I kidding? Way too much food. Another party at my table ordered another pide (Lamb Pide with Egg) and both of us barely made it through 2 slices apiece. You thought I'd say one, right? Excellent stuff, but maybe share with the table? * The Chicken Tava (£9) takes 30 minutes, is worth the wait, and again, could be shared amongst many. It's a bubbling hot stew made with tomatoes, onions, and green & red peppers and it's a steal for the amount of goodness it delivers. * A Mixed Kebab platter (£11.50) was the single most expensive thing ordered but it delivered like the rest of our selections. 2 chicken kebabs, 1 lamb kebab, and 1 minced, grilled lamb kebab accompanied by rice and warm, fresh pita. Simple and perfect. Two beautifully colorful salads accompanied the entrees. It was a shame that I could barely look at them let alone eat them. Same for the other accompaniment of grilled onion in a special, thin purple sauce. All of it so good but I was already beyond full. The perfect meal at the most reasonable prices (and possibly my favorite meal from my entire London vacation) was closed out with a honey-drizzled plate of 4 baklava, compliments of the house. Couldn't let those go to waste. Urp. Our waiter was extremely gracious about bagging up all of our leftovers and throwing in, without our asking, plenty more fresh pita. My son planted the bag of deliciousness at the foot of an occupied sleeping bag in the doorway of a Chelsea storefront late that evening. I'm betting this meal brightened someone else's day in addition to ours.

I like this place for its simple presentation, no frills service and the porky chef who makes…read moreamusing facial gestures whilst tossing meaty skewers on his giant Turkish grill (the meaning of Tas Firin). You've got a slightly bizarre photo of a family relative above the door frame and a space-consuming tiki hut. For starters, the halloumi was rubbery and although not fresh, tasty nonetheless. The lamb livers were pretty good although again lacking that 'straight from the market' texture. The chicken and lamb shish were more than edible, coming with rice and an inspiring salad of lettuce (which I like) and beetroot (that I don't). With more local competition, this restaurant would shoot down the list but dominated by curry houses, it certainly gets my 'great value' votefor now!

Came to eat-in and was blown away. The food was amazing with rice cooked and seasoned perfectly and…read morethe meat being tender, juicy, and presented well. Staff have also take amazing caution regarding extra safety features for Covid with side plates and cutlery wrapped before service begins to ensure safety.

Excellent service terrible food sad to say. In Los Angeles, where persian food is epic This was a…read morehuge disappointment. The chicken kebab was incredibly dry the salad mediocre, rice mediocre overall the meal was served cold. I am in Kensington most of the time and thought I could give this a try since it's always been small and quaint and cute. Although the food does not stand up to the neighborhood, please do better! I definitely won't be back... it's a shame because I'm in this neighborhood so often ... try it's amzing, but I just didn't want to walk that far down the high street.

I've been here many times with my family the service is amazing the saff are sooooooooo nice and…read morelovely food worth the price

Food is excellent to be fair. There's some great dishes that you don't find at other Balti /…read moreIndian restaurants. Super fresh. However, the service. The eldest gentlemen waiter looks like you're interrupting his day and that he would rather be anywhere else but there, nobody came to check if we wanted drinks or anything. Air con was freezing. Expensive.

This place has been around for over 10 years. I've eaten here several times and the food is…read moregenerally good. The overall place is clean, the staff are friendly and service is with a smile. I still prefer Monty's over Zayka for Nepalese cuisine.

I have had food from here a few times. I do not live in London, or England, or in the UK, or even…read morein Europe. I live over 5,000 miles away in California!!!!! I LOVE the food here. I've been to other Indian restaurants in the Ealing area. And I did NOT love them. The prices are pretty reasonable. And the food is fabulous! I see a lot of people in here who seem to go pretty often--aka regulars. I've done take away from here as well, and it was at my flat in about 30 minutes. The first time I came here, my friends and I ordered quite a lot, with beers and naan. We were very full and satisfied with the food. I've found other dishes in the area to be too oily for my liking. The dishes here have a nice texture as well. The service was attentive as well. Takeway was about the same, tons of food, very fresh, easy transaction. I've been a few more times after and have loved every bite. This last time, I told the waiter that I loved this restaurant, and try to go every time I'm in London. He said he remembered me from the other times I had been, and was glad to hear that, LOL Lunchtime... only maybe... they serve a little bit of appetizers. And I drink a lot of water, so he just left the pitcher at my table. Anyway, I know I'll be back here!!!!