Ambiance: Outdoors setting perfectly suited for dinner. No…read morerushing to turn over the table. Service: Michael was our server. Super knowledgeable and super efficient. Did an outstanding job! Food: Shrimp appetizer just delicious. Heirloom tomatoes also delicious! Wife's steak and mine cooked on super hot stone on our table, both steaks melted in our mouths. Sweet potato luscious, Mac and cheese okay. Best meal in a restaurant in many weeks! Would give this place ten stars if I could!

I don't hand out five-star reviews often, but this steak restaurant absolutely earned it…read more The steak arrived perfectly seared on the outside and beautifully rare inside, served alongside a scorching hot stone that let me finish each bite exactly the way I wanted. It was such a simple but brilliant dining experience that it inspired me to buy a hot stone so I can recreate it at home in California. The quality of the beef was outstanding, every bite was tender and flavorful, and the presentation made the meal feel unique from start to finish. If you're a true steak lover, this is an experience you shouldn't miss. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in London.

Came here after many recommendations from friends and my Instagram feed--and it absolutely lived up…read moreto the hype. The vibe is warm and lively, the service was great, and the food was delicious . The Paneer, House Black Daal, roti and parathas, crispy okra, chai and lassi were all delicious. Definitely worth the wait, and I'd happily come back when in London!!

I'm probably going to get some hate for this but I only thought our meal was ok…read more Which bummed me out because I've been dying to try this place for years! We started with some yummy cocktails and the okra fries which were delicious - if only okra always tasted this good. For mains, we shared the chicken tikka, black daal, paneer and garlic naan. Pretty standard Indian order. The chicken tikka was just too spicy and we weren't used to that so it went mainly eaten. My favorite was the black daal but again, it wasn't so amazing that I would go and have it again. Honestly the best dish we had was dessert - the basmati kheer is a perfect rice pudding with crème brûlée like topping. So good. Service was spotty, I constantly found myself trying to find our server or make eye contact with him. They were slammed on a Tuesday night (which I'm sure is the case every night) so that's probably just the way things are but it could've been better. Disappointed but willing to try again, also made me want to try some other Indian spots in London next.

Korean food in London is ok, and I would say the taste here was also ok. I think the hidden gem of…read morethis place is that it offers vegan options, and during the week I see this place is usually packed and you can't get in without a reservation. So there's something good about this place, but it just didn't hit it for me.

I love Korean food and tasted good ones, but this place is just plain. Nothing special…read more Overpriced. I'll avoid if there is other options.

This was one of our favorite meals in London! Hubby needed "something different" and this fit the…read morebill nicely. Here's what we ordered and enjoyed most: Thyme kellaj: crisp, filled with delish zaatar, perfect for me Hummus: creamy dream, perfectly balanced Labneh: thick, creamy, dreamy. Chicken Fallouj: huge portion. Perfectly cooked, no dryness and full of flavor. Went very well with the labneh. Falafel: crispy, BIG, but not as big on the flavor as I was expecting. Did like that it came with a tahini sauce and pickled turnips which cut the heaviness. Actually wouldn't get again because the other items filled me right up. The only "miss" of the meal for me. Passion fruit martini is a MUST get for you fruity drink people. Really tasted like passion fruit. The old fashioned is a miss for my husband -- he couldn't explain why but he just wasn't into it. Please note that this restaurant is in a smaller space so you probably would need a reservation on weekends.

Lovely cozy restaurant off the beaten (tourist) path. Came here with a friend for dinner and we…read moreordered quite a delicious assortment of small plates: tabbouleh with pomegranate, kellaj (bread stuffed with halloumi), foul moudammas, kebbeh, baba ganoush and rice with vermicelli. The beans (foul) were my favorite. The baba ganoush lacked the smoky flavor that I usually love about it. But everything else was tasty and hit the spot after a day of playing tourist in London. Service was swift and nice. I would certainly come back again.

My main reason for coming to Tinseltown was to get a milkshake. My colleagues explained this was…read morethe spot for such a confection and upon seeing the extensive menu (they have over 50 flavours to choose from) I could easily tell they were right. I admit I made the classic mistake of not realising that less is almost always more. Rather than getting a simple shake - strawberry, peanut butter and banana, Oreo cookie - I plunged into a candy bar filled ice cream disaster that left me feeling ill three sips in. I have since learned my lesson. The sandwiches - burgers, chicken, etc - are sized to the max so bring your appetite. They also do take away so if you want to run with your shake or sandwich (i.e. eat in a closet so no one can see you decimating a day's worth of calories in one go) it's pretty hassle free to do so.

Oh my word, I've heard people rave about the milkshakes for like forever, but still never been!…read moreThis what the song Kelis wrote is all about.. Damn these milkshakes would bring all the boys to the yard lmao! I went for my classic - Ferrero rocher - wow it was phenomenal, so glad I'd stay with tried and trusted favourite! It was totally worth them extra few hours in the gym to work this baby off! Food wise, I so wanted to love it, but blah it was just average.. We got nachos to share and I just had a few bites, it was definitely nothing special. For my main, I was feeling a burger, so got the double cajun chicken burger.. I bit into it and the chicken was still a bit pink.. Definitely not a good sign and wasn't flavoursome at all. The Mexican vegetables I got with it, was more like salsa with.. Well I have no idea, but certainly wasn't what I imagined when I ordered vegetables.. If I'm going back, it's probably for a milkshake to take away, let's face it!

Came here April 23rd 2025 as was just across the street from our hotel on SouthHampton avenue…read more Beautiful setting great ambiance with modern furnishings. Wife had the sea bass with tomatoes and rice the sea bass had a mango like fruit sauces to add flavor to the steamed white fish. 30 lb expensive for a single fillet of fish. I have the minced lamb with rice and tomato sauce came with two kabobs of minced lamb, much better value in the sea bass. We added on a spinach dish with slivered almonds for 5 lb

Food - tastes is not good Service - is good…read more Environment- average It is Turkish restaurant . We thought it will be good but lamb tastes was bad . Fish had bad raw smell . Soup wasn't good like labanise restaurants.

I had a fantastic shawarma here. I don't know why, but it just tasted completely different from…read moreshawarma in the USA. And the ingredients were really simple here, too. Also, the shawarma was wrapped in such a way that I could eat it to go without stuff falling out all over the place.

This review is tainted because of my experience with the man behind the counter. He made my friend…read moreand I feel exceptionally uncomfortable. He lingered cooking our wraps, behaved inappropriately, and when we were leaving made a very suggestive and even revolting comment. I was almost too sick to my stomach to eat the meal he disgusted me so badly. Hah. Otherwise, if you're a male (i.e. not at risk of feeling harassed and mentally undressed) and you don't mind spending a little more than you should at a kebab place, then go check it out because the food is good. Regardless, you will not see me back there any time soon.

No reservations. This is the best "Best Mangal" in London. It might have been a lucky night. That…read morewe were extremely famished. But no matter. I will hear no word against it. It's the best! We decided upon this place after a pool tournament at the nearby hurricane rooms. Having both been knocked out in the first round, it was quite a fortunate circumstance as we wouldn't have discovered this place otherwise! Upon entering the place was well lit and clean. It wasn't in the least bit smoky unlike some Mangal's that absolutely leave you smelling of charcoal. There were only two other tables taken so I thought it might have been a wrong move... Our orders taken, straight away we're brought the complimentary turkish bread and dips that all mangals normally serve. Quite often this bread is cold and chewy, or given with a nasty dip that smells a bit off. Not here. The bread was warm and super yummy, and a good portion of it too! I absolutely stuffed myself on this because the dips, of which I don't know the names, were so good! Remembering that we still had out mains to come, I stopped. But at this point I was around 50% full! Our mains come out and boy are the portions gigantic. Lots of meat, extremely fresh looking and tasting salad and your choice of fries or rice. With a thin pitta as the base. There was oil in the doner chicken, but not as much as you normally find. It was very tasty. The chilli sauce, wasn't that hot, but the flavours were full and a welcome addition to the slightly charred moist chicken. As we were about to ask for the bill, (note: Earlier to this I had heavily complimented the staff on how good the food was) they were exceptionally gracious in offering us some complimentary turkish tea and delights. That was a nice touch and perfect end to a perfect meal. I honestly felt like a guest in somebody's home, as all the staff from the cooks to the waiting staff were super nice and friendly. This is apparently a chain (same owners), with another in Shoreditch which I've visited. But it's nothing close in either food quality or staffing at this branch. So it's fair to say they only share the name (along with many dozens across London) Give this place a visit if you're around King's Cross Station and looking for a quick bite. For just over a tenner, you're sure to leave stuffed and more importantly happy. Now isn't that what life is about.

Located 5 mins walk from kings cross, this place has the best lamb donna with rice and salad. It…read morehas a nice pleasant vibe and perfect for a group of friends or if you are on your own.. Make sure you try their turkish tea - its made from real leaves. Overall this place is reasonable in price, huge portion and you won't be left hungry. The Resturant staff are friend. My food did take a little 15 mins to arrive but it's worth the wait :) I highly recommend this place and often come here for afternoon lunch when I need a big heart meal for reasonable price. Also they have a set menu for office workers during the week..

This quaint little restaurant serves authentic Lebanese food. The staff was friendly and attentive…read more The food came out really fast. Everything was delicious. I highly recommend eating here!

Holy cow. Or should I say, holy lamb! This place was incredible. Anka, Navil, and Joesph run an…read moreamazing place. Some of the best halal food I've had. In fact, the falafel was seriously the BEST I've ever tried. My wife and I both were amazed at its flavor and consistency. So soft, yet crunchy. I'm sure I'll be dreaming about this place tonight. We're visiting from the US. I'm now planning my next trip back so we can stop by here...for a big plate of falafel. And lamb. And chicken. And baklava.

Good lunch special. Plenty of food compared to most restaurants. Friendly service. Food was very…read morepresentable.

The food is pretty good but a tad bit too salty for me…read more Service wasn't very good. The cashier rolled her eyes at me after she rung up my order and I told her my dining companion's order was to be combined with mine. Then she gave us only one set of utensils.