Best Thai buffet around and if anyone wishes to visit, then please do so on a Sunday as they offer…read morethe Sunday special buffet which is fortunately a la carte. This means food is cooked to order and done with love and care. Presentation of food was superb and will definitely come visit on a Sunday again! Choosing the buffet option would mean having so many variety of food available that would've otherwise costed you bonkers amount of money. Can't wait to go back now!! :D As for the missing one star. Well that'll be due to the lack of service I received. I was made to feel unwelcome despite it being a very special occasion. In fact I was blanked by the waiter deliberately when I tried to get his attention.

Mae Ping is one of the loveliest restaurants in South Croydon, and those who know the area will…read moreknow there's some pretty stiff competition on this strip, with eateries jammed in from The Swan and Sugarloaf almost all the way into central Croydon. Mae Ping offers traditional Thai food in a traditional setting, and always a calm and delicious experience. Best of the best is The Crying Tiger dish: absolutely beautiful and will have you coming back time and time again.

I have been here once and found it to be very good. Fresh and authentic. It's not cheap but you get…read morewhat you pay for. Nice decor and you can sit inside or out. Friendly staff and I would definitely go back.

Another Italian that gives me a smile every time we meet! L'aragosta can be located in Elmers End…read morearound the green. It's a really great restaurant with the friendliest manager! You can probably get a table any time but it's worth booking to avoid disappointment. Very traditional :)

Very busy restaurant, make sure to make a reservation. We ate here around 5:30 PM and it was fully…read morepacked. We were pretty full from eating all day as tourists so we just wanted to try the food. Okra fries were nice, chili chicken was good but I don't handle spices well to judge. Chefs special prawn Pathia was very good.

Was recommended to come here by a lot of people!…read more Food: The food was so warm and tasted to fresh. The chicken ruby tasted so good with the rice and garlic nan! I loved the lentils with the nan! The sauces they gave were very lovely paired with everything. Service: Our waitress was very sweet and knowledgeable with the menu. We told her it is our first time and she broke down the menu items for us! Very sweet of her to do so. Overall: I would recommend this place to other people and possibly come back in the future when I revisit London! Food was pretty high quality and so were the people working there. The restaurant is pretty big and spacious too!

The Decor is lovely and takes you back to thinking your in Cyprus. The food was to die for and the…read morestaff were lovely and friendly. Cant wait to go there again

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This is one of our favourite restaurants, our only regret is that we only get to visit it when we…read moreare in London. We are very fortunate that when we go we tend to have large group and we all share each others selections. The food and service are excellent and we cannot wait untill we can go there again.

We only had a starter here as the menu seemed to be pro dominate fish but it was nice and got to…read morethe table quickly! My only down fall was the high price and portion size .

Great tea room with exceptional soups and sandwiches. We had a long country walk and needed to find…read morea place that served some wholesome food for a chilly autumn afternoon. The soups were excellent, we had the potato and leek (although I would have loved to have tried the chicken if it was available). We shared a soup each and the turkey, stuffing and cranberry sandwich. The best bread I've had in a long time, freshly cooked that morning! Wouldn't bother going anywhere else if your boating from out of town!

Quaint on the outside one might be disappointed by the interior decor which is minimal to say the…read moreleast. However, the attraction of this place is not how fancy it looks inside: the appeal comes from the lovely warm atmosphere and the delicious home made treats that they serve. I can't recommend strongly enough their home made chicken soup (and I hate chicken soup as a rule) which genuinely made me understand the appeal of chicken soup and its healing properties. Watching the homebaked cakes rotate on their stand is enough to get anyone to skip straigth to dessert but don't you will be missing out if you do!

OMG! This by far is one of the best kept little secret mediterrenean restaurant around West…read moreWickham. The only place cooking&serving Beyti ever had so far like comparing to other Turkish Restaurant in central or north London. I loved mash hazelnut coming along with delicious baklava. Staff are very polite and attentive. For a slight criticism, the restaurant is so tiny and very small to accomodate for lots of people at the same time. You should book in advance before you go. Otherwise, you have to wait to be seated. I wish this place was on my doorstep and envy those who live directly next to it.

From the owner: Specialized in mediterranean cooking.read more

This place was a relatively short walk from our hotel and my parents wanted to try English…read moreBreakfast, so we found this place. It is cheap yet plentiful for breakfast. The tables were a little small but that might just be my jacket taking up a lot of room. I got set 4 with no substitutes and a hot coffee, which was nothing special but hits the spot. The food, like the others have mentioned, is a bit bland but that's what the ketchup and other condiments are for. I was very full and my parents left satisfied so I would call this a win. I wouldn't make a trek to try this place but if you're in the area for breakfast, I would suggest stopping by in the morning.

Cheap, cheerful, and extremely popular traditional London cafe, with a loyal clientele…read more Just down the road from Lambeth Palace and the Garden Museum, the cafe is located in a former pub. Aficionados of "Passport to Pimlico" will recognise the location as being opposite the bombsite at the beginning of the film. They serve a range of traditional English breakfast options, and lunches, which include sandwiches, baked potatoes, and omelettes, as well as fry ups, you can have all day. There are plenty of vegetarian options, but I'm not sure if any are vegan. Service is quick and efficient, and the prices are very reasonable. Some of the serving staff are very pleasant and smiley, others less so. But it remains extremely popular at all times of the day. (NB. They are not open in the evening.)

As a tourist looking for a good fish and chips, this place did not disappoint! Everyone who walked…read morein seemed to be a regular because the staff greeted them with big smiles. The food was wonderful. If you are in the area and want a quick lunch, check it out!

Right, so... imagine that you're stuck in the middle of nowhere and you're desperate for a cup of…read morecoffee and a snack. Well, this is the oasis to your desert! Owned by a lovely South African woman, she changed this property from what used to be a stagnant Caribbean cafe to one of the best places to eat in South London. The chef is from Australia with a great knowledge of food from around the world, and he'll serve up some of the best dishes you've ever had as you warm up inside the super cosy interior. The colours are nice, the people are friendly, the food great, there's books to read, it's warm and the service is quick. There's not much more you could possibly want from a cafe, and its a real gem considering the surrounding area is full of fast food restaurants and fried chicken shops. Go! You'll love it!

Such good value for money, really friendly, fresh excellent food and gorgeous coffee. They have…read morelocal art on the walls and hold music evenings once a month. It's a real joy to come here for a decadent breakfast or lovely lunch.