I wanted a alternative to KFC (fuck the colonel) so I came to Morleys expecting some tender chicken…read morewith some great chips. Extremely disappointing. It took like 10 minutes to get a fucking chicken sampler in this jawn. This is fast food not slow food. When I took my order out the store they forgot to give me my chips, which is an essential part of the experience. Not only that but the food was average and essentially wack compared to KFC. The spicy wings were nice though so if I ever come back I know what I am going. The fucking chicken breast or whatever it was was absolutely frazzled however. 2/5 and only 2 because fuck KFC.

Morley's is a chain of fast food shop's just think cheap KFC. I love them so much because the food…read moretastes better than the real thing at a fraction of the cost, you could get a triple m burger for 99p no where on earth could you get that for that price. You can also get their specail meal deals starting from £2.99 which is a bargain. More time people take away but if you catch the right shop you might get a seat to sit down and eat, you can find them on almost every corner of London so check them out!

With American locations limited to DC metro and Chicago, it is understandable that we never made it…read moreto a Nando's stateside. However we finally got a chance to get cheeky Nando's on our recent trip to London. If you've had Portuguese chicken, then you already know the food. It's great, and Nando's does it well. I just wish the dish was more popular in the US. Especially with the 2020 travel bans. We made a video of our experience here: https://youtu.be/xEm2FdoTdlU

The toilet had pee on the floor and the urinals were blocked and there was only one stall and the…read moresaka sauce was terrible and it is making me feel sick and people passing by were disturbing me as I was eating

My name is Yee Gan and I like KFC. Haha, in some Yelp quarters, this may be tantamount to needing…read moreto be in a self help group but in the world of fried chicken that I've eaten, ranging from Thomas Keller's famous version at Ad Hoc to Korean fried chicken, I do feel that Colonel Sander's version with its secret blend of 11 herbs and spices does hold its own This Sutton branch has a small seating area but I usually get takeaway if I come here from shopping nearby at ASDA They've broadened the menu in an effort to bcome more healthy and attract a wider demographic but I always go for the pieces of chicken and like a good Asian, I prefer brown meat. In an effort to balance the calories and fat in the chicken, I leave out the fries and the desserts!

Probably not the best time to visit on Christmas Eve but the serving queues were a five minute…read morewait but there was limited seating available and the tables needed to be cleared! However the chips were freshly cooked and the staff did start cleaning the tables once the tills had quiet down!

Me and my friends came here before watching the Minecraft movie and it was a good experience. The…read morefood was good, im a Muslim and got the Minecraft meal with veggie dippers and they were nice with the nether flame sauce, I was served quickly, lots of places to sit and just an overall good McDonalds

Honestly it was really nice, nothing bad about it , but kinda messy around the floor…read more The service was average Food was good

The best thing about this sandwich shop is that they are open quite early in the morning. It is not…read morethe biggest of shops, more suitable to get your custom made sandwich and head for the park by the council building. There is no place inside or outside to sit down and eat your sandwich. There is a bus stop not even two feet outside if that is convenient for you. There is not always a lot of people which is great because I've only ever seen the one guy in there making the sandwiches. Another great feature is that you can pick and choose what you want to eat for lunch and they are reasonably priced for the area. You normally see a lot of these little shops in Central London where the city folk get bored or prepacked sandwiches looking for something to spice up lunch with.

Brilliant customer service here. A very different experience compared to Caribbean restaurants…read moreI've been to in the past. Really clean and prompt service, which benefitted me because of my short lunch break. I tried their mango chilli wings that were really nice.

Had a great take out tonight, rice and peas, curried goat, jerk, honey dumplings, plantains and…read moreakee and salt fish and at a great price too, look forward to the next meal

We used Tandoori Corner for our diwali meal yesterday and the food - dall, saag paneer, mixed veg,…read morerotis, plain rice, chix biryani. It was freshly cooked, of the highest quality, tasty and plentiful.

I've been curious about Tandoori Corner for a few years. I've had a peep in this takeaway shop…read morewhere all the food is cooked and available in big pots - the smells coming out of here are very appetising. Unfortunately for Tandoori Corner, they're located very close to Bunga Raya, my favourite Malaysian buffet restaurant. So, by the time I stagger out of Bunga Raya, I'm feeling far too full to even contemplate buying any more food. However, last Friday, my sister and I arrived at Bunga Raya to find that they were undergoing renovation, which presented the perfect chance for me to suggest getting a takeaway from Tandoori Corner. They have a wide range of meat and vegetarian curries as well as briyanis. There is also a selection of different rices and breads to accompany the curries. We had a meat bhuna and meat makhani with chicken briyani and some parathas. The taste of the curries lived up to the smells - lots of fresh spices, herbs and proper masalas had obviously gone into the making of these curries. What made it even more amazing was the price. Each meat curry was only £3.50 for a very big box of meat-heavy curry. I love it when a place lives up to all that mental promise that you put onto it!