I love Five Guys where I live. Eating Five Guys in Paris and London is a tradition before I get…read moreback home. Service is consistent like always. It's the same feeling and ambiance like in the USA. Burger taste however is different in each country IMHO. The fries are crispy which is really good!!! They also have bacon flavored milk shakes!!!

Love five guys been to a few of there places back when they were doing the place up there were…read moredoing works out side the restaurant I fell down the hole I believe it was for the gas supply in to the restaurant and I was not expecting them to give me a few coupons to get a free meal I love there food if you like burgers go there

Came here for the time with my partner as a romantic dinner. It wasn't busy which made it intimate…read moreand private. Service was good and the meal deal was brilliant. We chose the special meal option which was £12/£15 per person and included first course of mixed starters- seaweed, prawn toast, satay chicken, chicken wings and spring rolls. 2nd course was aromatic duck pancakes. For the 3rd course you have a whole list of dishes and you can chose up to 5. We have been back a dew times and always leave full. Don't be fooled by the cheaper options though as it all adds up when you add drinks etc...

Wow. Jade is a gem and so is this restaurant. We were very pleased with the atmosphere and the…read moreservice. The food was delicious and the staff were knowledgeable about the menu. The prices were reasonable but the level of the details above par. We'll be remembering this one.

So, it turns out that not all Kebab shops are created equal, or at least when you compare them to…read morethe kebab shops in Australia with the Kebab shops in England. So, I ordered what I thought was a kebab but it turned out to be a bunch of stuff in a styrofoam container (boy do I hate those containers), and it really wasn't all that filling either. Well, to an extent, but the thing is that it made me realise that what I assume to be the case in Australia isn't going to be the case in England. Yeah, it was okay, and the service wasn't too bad, but I can't say that it blew my mind away.

Great local Chinese. Food tasty and reasonable prices.read more

Sometimes you just need edible food fast. Kungs met that need on a recent trip of mine to north…read moreLondon There were a few customers waiting when I walked in and I was a little skeptical when they said my house special fried noodles would be ready in 5-10 minutes. However, I had to literally eat my words when it arrived on 10 minutes The noodles were perfectly serviceable without being that memorable. They were generous with the meat and prawns Not a bad takeaway

The red haired boy behind the counter was so rude that I decided to order from home. Unfortunately…read morethere was no answer so I left it there, obviously they were busy. The next night I risked it again, and the same horribly rude boy was sitting behind the counter watching XFactor and ignoring both the phone and costumers. He seems slightly unwell. Eventually I and the other customers received our orders. I can't remember how the food tasted. The red head boy is all I can recall. He needs intervention.

The best curry house in town.. fast and efficient. The food hits the taste buds... highly…read morerecommended.

From the owner: Best Indian Takeaway (Delivery & Collection) - London…read more Just imagine relaxing in your favourite comfy chair and dreaming about what mouth-watering Indian food you could be devouring tonight? If only you could order online, well wonder no more. By using our order online service, you can order from Royal India. We know what you're thinking - 'Not a bad idea right'?? Browse the menu and see what you fancy, it is really that simple.

Clean and welcoming. This is my second time at a Nando's. Fast food without the Hormones in the…read morechicken You can clearly tell the distinguishably difference to any of the chicken spots in America. Well seasoned, flavorful and delicious. We enjoyed the meal. We ordered the chicken wing platter wishing came with two large sides or four small sides. We had the fries, corn, salad and cole slaw. Families come here in groups and you can tell it has a culture of proving good bonding time, laughs and smile. I would definitely return. Worth it and very inexpensive. The most expensive things were the ciders which were about £4.50 a pop but large enough to share between two people.

Located across from the Southgate Train Station, The Charcoal Grill is an incredible find. We…read moreentered the restaurant not expecting anything special. What we found was one of the best dining establishments in the Southgate area. I tried the Chicken Soya and it was love at first bite. The flavors worked incredibly well together with just the right amount of heat to spice up the dish. I found the staff to be very friendly and the place was very well kept. The extra bonus is that they will also deliver after 1700. So if you are in the area, check them out, you will not be disappointed. I will be back for sure.

Terrible. Ordered a…read morechicken doner and got a large salad instead. I actually returned my meal, refused my money back on principle and went across the road to a better kebab shop that didn't try to swindle me. Avoid at all costs. Terrible place, terrible people.

Its a buffet restaurant where it truly is all you can eat but the caveat is that you don't have to…read moreget up to get your food! It works much like all you can eat sushi where you make your order from a select buffet menu and then the food is then cooked to order and brought right to you! Pricing is decent and food is always fresh out unlike your regular buffet where all food is on display and could have been lying out for who knows how long!

After living around the corner for years I have finally managed to get here. Our waiter is friendly…read moreand attentive. The food was reasonably good as well. I suspect that the restaurant is not as busy as it could be because although the facade outside is sharp, when you look through the window the back of the restaurant looks shabby. One shouldn't be put off by that however. This restaurant is worth a visit.

The food here is great and as far as I can tell this is the best takeaway…read moreindian place in n2/n10; though I have hardly tried them all a big part of the reason for that is how good Majjo's is. There are some staples there but the food changes based on what they cooked that day; thats part of the charm and also I bleiev ewhy the food is better than one of those places that does every dish you can think of on demand, out of the freezer and badly. As the other reviewer said its a local institution and seems to get plenty of business.

In North London, Majjo's is a bit of an institution amongst the locals, and it's withstood the test…read moreof time for over twenty years. It's a deli style Indian take away serving traditional North Indian and Pakistani food based on their hand-me-down family recipes. And there really is nothing like their grandmas cooking! If you want a decent curry in London you usually have to be prepared to pay the price, but here I think they're very reasonable, with medium portions starting at £5 and the large portions from around £7. Although I'm not sure if they warrant the 'large' label as they're just a regular take away size, and if you only order one each then there's definitely none to save for breakfast. My favorite is their oven baked fish masala, the sauce is so super fresh and flavoursome that it really is mouthwatering. They also do a good selection of Indian teas, the Ayurverdic is particularly complimentary, and I wouldn't have considered taking tea after a curry, but it washes them down surprisingly well. So for a Friday night you should really consider swapping your usual take away for a Majjo's.