Honestly, when looking at the other reviews, I have no idea if they changed the concept or if my…read moretaste got worse, but I had an amazing pizza today. Got the Mexicana (deep pan | 13") and it's what I would call American pizza. Soft and a bit crust, loads of cheese, Jalapeños, red onions, pepperoni, and green pepper. I went there and ordered it for take away. It didn't take too long, the guys were nice and friendly, and it came at a fair price. I will definitely go there again, especially when I'm hungry.

Utterly riddled with MSG, I had to get up about 8 times during thre night for drinks as my mouth…read morewas so dry. And it wasn't even nice in the first place to justify the dry mouth, how any pizza place can mess up bbq pizza i don't know but this place managed it

I was very happy with the quality of the food and they also impressed me with there delivery time…read moreas well. The main thing that attracted me to Twin Star Pizza was there price, 5 stars for excellent value. I had delivered 2 large pizzas (13"), 6 chicken wings, a garlic bread and a bottle of coke for £17.99. In my books that is excellent value. I would recommend Twin Star Pizza to anybody thats looking for excellent value and good quality food.

Wasn't sure about ordering from Twin Star but the price on the menu that came through the door…read moreseemed good, and we were hungry. Pizza came fast and was hot and had all the toppings I asked for, I wasn't left disappointed. I would have given them four stars but they charged me 50p for using my VISA. That's a bit cheeky, but I forgave them that bcos the pizza was nice. If you want a pizza to share with friends, this is fine. You'll get what you order in good condition. :)

This is a local take out located in a residential area in east finchley. Food is cheap, portions…read moreare generous, and quality is decent. The Indian actually tasted very different to what I nnormally have Their dishes tend to be a lot sweeter than the usual. I am not sure if that's to to with the region the owner cones from. If you're looking to get full and on a budget, go 5o this place and order.

the onion badgis are quite good and nice small touch is that they throw in salad and mint sauce. i…read morehate to write anything bad as I've never ice a problem and mostly go to imperial spice as an easy local place which it suits and is adequate

I still can't workout why there are so many Zing Zing haters out there…read more I understand us Yelpers are all self confessed foodies but I can't quite understand all of the very critical reviews of this place. It's not a Michelin restaurant. It's a Chinese takeaway on Kentish Town High St. I would say this is the best Chinese delivery in Kentish Town. If your looking for a quality, old school Chinese takeaway I'd suggest the Sun Hin further up passed the station, although those guys don't deliver. This place tries to be a bit of a trendy takeaway offering twists on the traditional dishes and I find them very good. They always offer deals. Delivery time is quick and prices, portions and dishes are good. I suggest anyone reading the negative reviews please order and make up your own minds and if you think it's bad then do please tell me wheres better as I've yet to find it in Kentish Town.

Another day another try- but the food from zing zing was again not good. A box with edamame rice…read moreand miso glaced aubergine. The box was filled to the brim with rice, topped by just very few pieces of veg. The rice not cooked through and swimming in a oily salty sauce from frying it... feeling stuffed but without fun! Just nearly eatable. With all the shiny presentation on www it looks like a typical business louring you with its make up while it uses cheapest ingredients and pays their workers low to gain profit. They didn't look like enjoying cooking and possibly they are no cooks at all... It's a chain-

One reason why I like the Corner Shop is because they have a very decent selection of German-like…read more(in other words: dense & moist) breads. Be sure you get a fresh loaf though, because sometimes they have breads on display that are a day old and they have really lost much of their deliciousness! In fact, a trip to preserve fresh bread is to slice it all up when it's still fresh and put it in the freezer! Furthermore, the folks at the Highgate Corner Shop make quite nice sandwiches and you can actually decide what goes into (or onto?) your sandwich...and the sandwiches are really cheap! I only wish they would use the nice whole-meal bread that they are selling by the loaf to prepare your sandwich - but I guess the rather typical English clientele still prefers their white toast...

One of the best things about living in Highgate is the Corner Shop…read more It has the loveliest tasting bread I have ever tried especially the spelt wholemeal loaf which has been our staple for years. They have organic bread, delicious walnut brown bread and a vast selection of other types which are fresh everyday. The delicatessen has a lovely range of cheeses, salads, chicken skewers etc and the best ever tasting humous which visitors to our place who try it all remark on. They sell a huge variety of products compared to Tesco and if you ever run out of anything or need anything, how ever obscure, the corner shop will have it! The owner is very friendly and the lovely lady on the delicatessen counter and all in all it has a wonderful community feel. Sadly, it will be coming to an end in December 2015 because due to the landlord increasing the rent extortionately, the corner shop will have to close after the owners long fight to keep it open and after 35 years of owning it! What will Highgate do without it and it's lovely friendly shop keepers.