I love the Turkish food here. Ever since I started visiting, I felt like there was no better place…read moreon earth with food this good! I always come here almost everyday and the best part is, the food is halal. The service was also great. The person in the front is very gentle and kind when your taking your order. They don't rush you but instead make you feel more welcome than ever. And I also cant forget about the ambiance. The place itself is so peaceful and has a great personal touch added to it. It would be great if anyone would be able to add a five-star review to it please. I recommend this place and I definitely will be returning!!!

Definitely a letdown. This place now operates under the name Lebanese Kitchen. It's essentially a…read morefast food kebab and shawarma place. We had much better food just across the street at Mosaic, a Morrocccan restaurant, with much better service, more generous helpings and a far more personal touch. The meat here was okay but nothing special. The chips served under my shawarma seemed to have been made from reconstituted potatoes rather than the "real thing". Salad was fresh but very boring. Have had better food of the same type in Central London for less.

Great food but honestly missing one things costumers respect. Well I went to the restaurant today…read moreand I ask for mixed kebab take away... I payed first for the price of mixed and sadly when got home that only chicken so sad people trying to abused other people by faking their personality. One thing cannot trust anyone I advise you before you pay take a look in what you buy it because this guys out there won't care about you just how much you pay.

This is probably the worst experience in the area. Horrible service from so called "adult" guys…read more We're in 21st century and you'll probably have trouble in this shop. Beirut canteen doesn't deserve your money. Trust me you can find other places with much nicer staff around.

Excellent food. The restaurant is small, with two tables that seat 4, two tables that seat 2 and…read moreone table that seats 6. Food was fantastic. Seems like a few family that run the place, not big and not a lot of staff but they were attentive and helpful. Flavor was great, food came out quickly after ordering but was made fresh. Portions were very generous and the pricing was very reasonable. Tried this place during an extended stay in London and will definitely eat here several more times before I leave.

great value, yummy food, and our chef/waiter was very patient and kind!read more

Stopping readin' and start eatin'! Don't sleep on the Mezze Platter. I can't wait to come back for…read morethe shakshukka brunch.

I've been to lots of shisha cafes up and down the UK as I'm avid shisha smoker, came across this…read moreplace via facebook and decided to give it go when I was in London. Firstly it's not the easiest of places to find; in fact my friend and me walked right past and had to double back! As for the food I can't really review as we arrived there quite early and besides I wasn't there for the food only the shisha. The shisha area is basically a small courtyard at the back of the building with wooden seating with those large umbrellas or canopies. It's functional and has a very student feel to it. Ordered my shisha, it did take a while to come but I think this was more down to the coals not being ready. Shisha smoked fine and was produced big clouds. A good point is that these guys don't use those nasty quick light coals but natural coals. While sitting there and chilling it's easy to start a conversation with fellow customers as the staff certainly made no conversation with us! Would I go back......if I was in the area then yes.

Great place and ambiance, the service was fast and very professional. Would go here again next time…read moreI'm in the area!!!

Beirut street food. You can order from a take-away window or sit inside to eat. I got take-away,…read morethe window girl was so sweet she added some baklava on the house. This is why outs going to make me feel badly to say this, but not the best chicken shwarma, hummus, or tabouli that I've ever had. It was a bit bland, but sweet service which have them a 3-star rating. So the chicken shwarma was with dark meat and I've only ever had it with white meat. I got a small sliver of bone as that will stop me in my eating tracks! I know it's lame to say but it's a texture thing and it changes everything for me. Luckily it was toward the end so I didn't leave much. And yes, I know it will happen, even to us when we prepare our own food at home(not really) but I don't hold it against them. Its a personal thing for me.

4.5 great stars :) 'Yalla Yalla' means 'Hurry hurry' (so we've been told), is a fabulous street pop…read moreup restaurant that opened up a week ago. They are situated outside the O2 arena opposite Ravensbourne college. They have a dining area next to the kiosk where one could eat their food and chill. Quiet a simple layout with dining tables and chairs, they also have a couches lined up against the wall. We were served by a lovely gentleman, very friendly and welcoming! Reason for not the full 5 stars was because the food my friend wanted to order wasn't available, so we opted for chicken and lamb shawarma with salad. Wonderfully made and very filling! They also had 'The Beatles' playing in the backgroud...FAB! I will definitely visit again :)

Wonderful place for Mediterranean cuisine! It's right on the water, in a great location…read more The interior is elegant. It has warm lighting, velvet seating, and nice background music. The server was wonderful. Very friendly. Very attentive. The menu is large. It was difficult to decide what to order. In the end I ordered the calamari as an appetizer and my husband ordered the falafel. The calamari was tender and delicious. The falafel was pretty bland. I've always had it served with tahini. This was served on hummus, but the hummus was also pretty bland. I would not order that again. For our entrees I ordered the Masukka and my husband ordered the sea bass. The Masukka was delicious but I bit into a small piece of gray plastic. I told the waiter and he apologized profusely and removed the Masukka from our check and insisted on giving us a complimentary dessert. My husband loved his sea bass. It was excellent. I had a glass of Sauvignon blanc with my dinner. It was lovely. After our waiter removed the Masukka our bill was £73. I would return again. The food and service, ambiance, and views were wonderful.

Very nice dining room, bit upscale ambiance, open kitchen. Cafe on one side, bar on the other side,…read morerestaurant in the middle. But I don't think the kitchen can handle the number of tables they have. Because they dish out food that needs more tender and care. The chicken meatballs were not cooked long enough and not warm enough. Mucver was soggy, lacking any crispiness and just too much mint added and too much cheese, there was hardly any zucchini, which is the whole point of this meze. I'm not kidding when I say I can make a better mucver at home, and I'm not even Turkish. The Lamb kofte main course was the smallest main course I have seen in a Turkish restaurant. The cous cous that came with it was so pathetically small, like it was served to a baby who just started eating solid foods last week. I looked around at other people's plates and same thing there. Honestly, a bit insulting to serve this little cous cous. There was not much salad either and so little cabbage. Normally I get served a generous serving of red cabbbage. I would have been better off getting two Meze for the same price as this main course. It's ok to serve a high price if your meat is premium quality and perfectly spiced, but this was average and not even hot in temperature. Felt like food didn't travel from kitchen to table in a reasonable time. They didn't have the Kazandibi dessert, but they had the Sutlac, this was weird because Kazandibi is basically an upside down sutlac with a caramelised surface, by the sounds of it. One is with orange and one with lemon. Could taste the orange at least, but not sure if the surface is supposed to have burnt black spots. A nice dining ambience is not enough to get me to come back. I made sure to get a good view of the river, because this is what you are paying extra up charge for.

Wow. Amazing walk up joint. Cheap and amazing flavor on chicken. Made fresh with charcoal. If you…read morehappen to be staying at the Eurotraveller Hotel-Primier it's just a couple doors down on the right a great bite after a long day on your feet.

Persepolis is a hipster restaurant and market offering vegetarian eats and sweets inspired by the…read moreflavors of Iran and the Middle East. Their signature offering is the "Persepolis Feasting Menu," which came with multiple courses to share. There's no set menu and the dishes offered change by the day, so there's always an element of surprise! We were started with ramekins of a sweet potato soup with yogurt, but my favorite course was the meze platter, which came with pasta salad, falafels, sweet potato fritters, pickles, a cottage cheese dip, tahini, and hummus with cheese puffs sticking out! The mezes were served with pita bread slices, which were perfect for eating with the dips. The next three dishes were amazing as well: crispy halloumi with sesame and honey; fattet, or pita chips with spinach, chickpeas, and tahini; and a creative dish of chips, melted cheese, cauliflower, mushrooms, tomato, and onion, all seasoned with a yellow spice mixture. Finally, the last two dishes were pakora, or battered mixed vegetables (onion, cauliflower, pickles) served with saffron and dill aiolis on the side; and a final platter of rice, cucumber/onion/tomato salad, a red kidney bean stew, and a potato stew. While decent, the fried vegetables were on the greasy side, and the stews had an overly sweet flavor, and I was more impressed with the earlier courses. Finally came a colorful platter of dessert, which included ice cream topped with rose syrup; two different types of baklava; a cream-filled cake roll; jalebis; Turkish delight; cookie sandwiches; dates; and sliced strawberries/oranges. Everything we had here was flavorful, delicious, creative, and beautifully-presented, and enjoying the Middle Eastern hospitality was a great experience!

Still my fave veg restaurant, for the tasty food, the huge portion sizes and cheap prices. Yes, you…read moreshould make a reservation and you'll likely still have to wait to be seated, for a server to arrive at your table and for your food to arrive. But even this impatient native New Yorker is more then happy to deal. The avo smoothie is incredibly rich and whilst I thought the rose taste was a bit overpowering at this visit (my husband said it tasted like soap haha), I overall still loved it. My husband's date smoothie on the other hand was sadly underwhelming. My spiced broccoli soup was thick and creamy and full of flavour. I was so stuffed I regretted ordering the fried plaintains and eggs on bread as my main so my husband ended up eating it haha. But as I've ordered this before, I know how great it is. And he agreed, as it's slightly spicy and full of flavour. His main dish sadly again was bland: similar to a stir fry of veg and bread. He did enjoy the sahlep for takeaway though.

Excellent chicken shawarma in camberwell - and all cheap. The fries are great too. Perfect place to…read moregrab a quick bite to eat. It'd be even better if the plastic plates, forks etc would be replaced - hope that'll happen soon too.

Pretty decent shawarma wrap for an insanely cheap price of only £3.50. Very much worth it,…read moreconsidering i couldn't even finish it. Had a nice chicken shawarma with various sauces added