Chicken biryani seems to be a hot item here. In the time we were there, 2/3 costumers order it. We…read morehad the hallumi bagel and a fried chicken sandwich. Service was fast and the server/cook/cashier made sure his costumers were taking care of. I felt like I was in NYC there for a minute (hehe). Nice, quick bite, right off the train station. Open 24/7 so always available for hungry tummies before they become hangry minds.

I've had breakfast there several times. They have a decent full English breakfast for quite a…read moredecent price. You have a Vegetarian option too. They are Halal as well. The breakfast comes with your choice of white or brown bread as well as a big and rich cup of tea or coffee. Its quite generous and the service is good and polite. The place is big, only 4 tables or so but the location is quite convenient, just on the other side of the road from Ealing Broadway tube station.

Nice staff, always clean, same standard and experience as the U.S. locations (aside from no A1…read moresauce! Haha).

I've visited the Ealing branch of Five Guys about three or four times now so I suppose I ought to…read morereview! I have very mixed feelings on five guys, this branch in particular. My food has never been fantastic, more like slightly better than McDonalds but much more expensive. I ordered the hotdog my second visit and honestly, I've been put off hot dogs since. It was swimming in grease, almost to the point of being inedible. The burgers are tasty but for the price I could have proper service and a better burger at GBK literally across the road. The best thing about five guys and it's gained it an extra star, is the amazing drinks machine. It has so many flavours and combinations, with almost all options being available in sugar free/diet varieties. It offers so many drinks that can usually only be found in the US.

Once you been to one mcdonalds I feel like you been to moat…read more All the local pubs stopped serving food, and all I had available was McDs. Good burger. Good fries. Good drink. Only issue was ordering. Did not take my American card with chip... and believe this location does not take the swipe method and do not do signatures... only pin. All I know it took a while to figure out. Ended up paying with cash.

For the first time in my life I am visiting England I had my first meal at McDonalds. When you walk…read morein you go down a set of stairs. When you get down the stairs you have the option to use a kiosk or order at the counter. The cashier was very kind when we were ordering. After we ordered we went and started to look for seating. Seating is very hard to find. We just got lucky that we found a spot to sit. The food came pretty quickly and tasted good. Service was good. Food was good. Overall I had a nice first meal in England.

Nando's. What a great idea. Bits of chicken, spicy sauce, big hot griddle. Various beers. Half-way…read morebetween self-service fast food and a proper restaurant. They also do steaky things and some veggie dishes. And sharing platters - good for groups. I am a huge fan of condiments. Nando's has tens of the things. Peri-peri sauce ranked by heat from Mild to the small, dangerous looking extra, extra, super napalm death mega hot variety (or something like that). Oh, and various garlic and herby things, ketchup etc. Yawn. I am also a fan of side dishes, of which Nando's offers several. Having said this, I find the chain's decision to brand ratatouille and salad as fino (posh) side dishes slightly bizarre. I can understand sweet potato mash being posh, but I think a French (or even a Portuguese) person would probably not consider a veggie stew or a plate of raw veg posher than a bowl of chips, baked beans or corn on the cob what a funny society we live in Anyhow, back to this particular branch: I was delighted to discover a Nando's in the barren wasteland of restaurant opportunities that is Park Royal (I have various other descriptions for Park Royal that sadly don't fit Qype's talking in front of your mother guideline). Since this revelation, I go there quite often with various people from my workplace. There are plenty of different types of seating, booths, standard and high tables. It's quite a large restaurant, with plenty of space to accommodate diners arriving (usually with a gleam of hope in their eye not unakin to that of a drowning man grabbing at a nearby liferaft.) The place is clean, and the decor, while in the usual Nando's style, is easy on the eye. Attitude of staff tends to be more towards the fast-food than the restaurant mentality, but having said that we've never had any problems. Apart, of course, from mustering up the will-power not to have another beer and to go back to the office.

Wanted something spicy thought I would check this out great chicken nice heat had the hot and tried…read morethe extra hot too was awesome Nice friendly staff

Menu is the same as all other nando's chains and I believe this branch is Halal, if that's…read moresomething that matters to you. Honestly, you can't beat Nando's in my opinion for quick, tasty food. As a family we really enjoy how easy it is to customise your meal to get it just how you like it! Suits all of us, from the five year old all the way up to grandparents. This particular branch has always been great in my experience and I must have been at least 10 times or more. Food is delicious, never had any issues with my order. Staff are attentive. Loyalty scheme is generous and it has good accessibility for wheelchair users including a disabled toilet on the ground floor level, which is always unlocked.

Chicken chicken chicken Great for well chicken and the piri…read morepiri sauces Great for a catch up meal with friends, it welcoming for families as well, the atmosphere is relaxed, you order your meal at the till which is great if you have a large group and want to pay individually.. Can have a cheap meal or order lots depending on how hungry you are.. Average price is £7 Can eat for cheaps The desserts cheese cake and ice cream are nice

As the reviewer above said, not a great variety of food, but all food is made fresh on the…read morepremises, including all the bread and sauces. Mmmm Everything is so cheap, too! For about £7, you get a whole mountain of food - a drink, chips, salad, lots of chicken and a large slice of naan bread - that's enough to feed two people (although they do think you're a bit strange if you only order one meal). The place is fairly clean too if you want to eat in. Basically, if you want a healthy and cheap option to fast food, go here.

Not the widest variety of persian dishes but great none the less. I get takeways from here but they…read moredo cater if you want to eat in. Food is great, ok'ish in terms of value for money and the staff are a bit dour (I'm sure there a barrell of laughs if you speak farsi).

Good kebab shop with a good variety of food of the type, convenient location near South Ealing tube…read moreand well lit with reasonable seating capacity.

As kebab shops go..this is the only one we ever order from. Don't be fooled by the typical look and…read morefeel - the proof here really is in the pudding! The lamb shish is simply delicious - juicy, generous chunks grilled to perfection while you wait. The same can be said for the chicken and lamb kofta, or if you really can't decide - sample all three. The salad's always fresh, and the chips crispy, light and cooked to order. Now I can't comment on their donner, but then it has been years since my last drunken encounter with one of these. To be honest, you're missing the point if you settle for a donner from Brothers when the alternatives are this good. This is an unpretentious little gem and if the wait's too much, just order by phone and pop round to collect. PS. Watch out for the rum baba during the summer months!

This has become the go to for family meals while in Ealing. We have celebrated weddings, birthdays,…read morereunions and even funerals here over the past 30 years. Everything is wonderful- the service - the food- and ambiance. Be sure to add Peking duck. They served 20 of us last week - we had a variety of foods and all great.

I've already reviewed this place so this is an update. Actually, there is nothing more to report on…read moremy previoulsy glowing report other than they manage to be very consistent in the quality of the food. We had: Soft shelled crabs (spicy and perfectly cooked) crispy beef (great as usual) double cooked pork (lean and tender and very tasty) Singapore noodles bok (pak) choi All of the above was absolutely brilliant as usual. Washed down with Tsingtao there was as usual no room for desert. The service was in no way haughty or remote like some chinese restaurants. The whole experience was as usual very nice indeed. A go-to Chinese restaurant in this part of town.

I wrote in the notes for very hot fries, and delivered cold fries. only 2 mls distance from shop…read more very poor service Forest Hill pfc. am disguste.TLB

There are a few Southern fried chicken outlets in West Ealing. This one is pretty good. Good value,…read morenot too fatty or greasy, and the hot and spicy wings are great. It is much, much better than KFC in Ealing Broadway.

Good good hot wings. This is a definite place to go for some chicken. Had some many chicken wings…read moreonce that they created a new meal deal to match mine and my boyfriends needs - it was hysterical.

The Hot wings of Kings are served here. Many an evening have i bought a box load of these wings and…read morevegetated watching a dvd. The staff are hilarious and once they recognize you a few times they start giving bigger portions and loads of freebies.