Persian restaurant that's very authentic with the decorations and cooking. Ordered a delicious…read morechicken with flatbread and s lamb with flatbread. They have an open grill which is wood and charcoal fired as well as s bread oven at the front when you walk in. The restaurant itself is long and narrow with s few table outside looking towards the river. Bit of a weird set up with Steins next door having a terrace that cuts across the back of the restaurant do views of the Thames not direct. Anyway the food was quick, fresh and absolutely delicious! Great for a quick bite of a selection of starters would extend your evening. Garlic and chilli sauce brought with food so you could help yourself. Staff attentive but no hassle. I'll definitely be back soon.

I shall say, Narenj was a good restaurant couple of years ago. But this time was one of the worst…read more The KASHKEBADEMJOON was perhaps two spoon of quantity wise and full of salt. The JOOKEH was to salty too. Too expensive for and not quality food. And when we told them as we paid for the food, the owner didn't offer any discount although my mom has been going to this restaurant many times! The view in the balcony is beautiful though. That's all.

It's not easy being green... unless you're at Riverside Vegetaria. This beautiful veggie restaurant…read moreis on the same road as the theatre in Kingston, along with a bundle of other tasty looking independent places. It was my sister's 30th birthday and as a treat my mum and I took her out to lunch here. This place is a five star veggie dream in summer. The dining area is right along the river front without any road between you and the water you can sit there watching the swans and boats bob up and down. However, we came in February which made this a 3.5 star place. I'll give them 4 as the service was so good. The menu is extensive. We could have sat here for a good 45 min just making our choices, and after seeing the specials board, another half hour! This is a must for all veggies, it's a great place with a good vibe. The tables are all crammed into the small space, making it feel cosy and homely. Not to everyone's taste, but I thought it was lovely.

I popped in this place since a good smell was wafting from it onto the river walk. I met a local…read moreinside who dines here at least weekly. She introduced me to the owner who offered to make baby purée for my infant. I returned a few days later, and he delivered on his personalized offer and even held my child to free my hands and allow me to get a bite. What warm service! The food was flavorful and generously sized, and the waterfront view is pleasant. Here's a picture of my satisfied little diner.

This place is excellent and whether you are vegan or not the food was amazing! My wife had…read morebutternut rosso pizza which was delicious and I had the stuffed aubergine which had an amazing cashew cheese topping! They also deliver on UberEats so go check it out www.veganexpress.co.uk

From the owner: Awsome entirely vegan home-made food, nothing out of a tin or a carton, fresh juices and smoothies…read more Also freshly made cakes, muffins and desserts. A must try!

Cavernous Korean restaurant, popular with Koreans ( our visit was on a Sunday night, and it was…read morecomfortably 2/3 full, mostly families, giving a little buzz to the place). Service was very prompt and courteous ; the menu is extensive with all the BBQ and bimimbap you could want. Portions were, I would say , somewhat on the smaller side. Excellent pickles; good kimchi.

The best Korean food we had in the UK thus far. The flavors here are pretty authentic, though on…read morethe yangnyum, it felt more ketchup-y than we expected. Makgeoli here is good, so order a pot with your meal. The small is enough for two.

Amazing Gujarati vegetarian food with both an Indian as well as an East African twist. The usual…read morechaat dishes are pretty good but the puri bhaji is outstanding -- perfectly fried non- oily puris with delicious aloo sabzi spiced to perfection. Tasty daily thali and OMG the methi thepla plate that is so satisfying. Candidly, you can get better vada pau and pav bhaji at the nearby location of Sri Krishna Vada Pau. Pau is the small square loaf of bread so well known in Mumbai and likely getting its name from Portuguese, reflecting Mumbai's Portuguese heritage. Only food establishments with an authentic Mumbaikar pedigree seem to get the Vada Pau and Pau Bhaji right. However, Thakers is a great find and in close proximity to a Sakoni (perhaps the longest chaat serving restaurant in London going back to its original Wembly location) and a few other great Indian restaurants. Besides Hounslow is easier to get to being on the Picadilly line just before Heathrow. I always wanted to try East African influenced Gujarati food and this satisfied my craving until, one of these days, I make my food pilgrimage to Mombasa and Nairobi.

Thakera gives you an authentic taste of Asian Street food. They have been able to offer authentic…read morefood in a way white Europeans will enjoy it, in fact I often seen a large mix of all ethnicities when I visit. I think Thakers will have many restaurants nationwide in the near future.

I first tried their food at the Street Cube at Southside Wandsworth and sad they left so quickly!…read more So happy to find that their original place is in Earlsfield. Their Buddha bowl and pakoras are amazing - so tasty. I find a lot of pakoras can be underwhelming but these are delicious. I never considered going on a vegan diet but wouldn't mind if I could have their food all of the time. I followed them throughout the pandemic and come to really enjoy their posts on instagram. Sharing a number of recipes and also a take away detox juice programme. I didn't get to try it but other options for anyone who is interested.

I'm not vegan, or even vegetarian, but loved the food at Amrutha - we were in a family large group…read moreand we tried everything on the menu - it really is all fantastic, each dish perfectly complementing the others on the menu. I'd advise everyone to go for the limitless buffet - really good value for £15 - and the pakoras were to die for. It's BYO and there is no corkage charge. The service was great too. Will definitely be going back - we're so lucky to have a place like this on our doorstep :)

A fun pub with the normal selection of Young's beers with a wide age range of people all getting on…read moreand having a good evening. Quite a small bar at the front with a large room at the back where bands or comedy events happen regularly. There a small outside area at the side with a few tables, but I wouldn't call it picturesque. The only word of warning is that if you didn't want to hear a band playing, the front bar can be quite noisy when the door between the front and back is opened. This is opened quite often as the toilets are in the back room and it's the route to get outside for a fag if you are watching a band :-) However if you don't mind that, this is a really nice pub, it hasn't been ponced up like many Young's pubs in the area, so it worth a visit regardless of age.

Decided to go here by accident and couldn't have been more impressed. Best Gourmet Fried Chicken…read moresandwich and mac & cheese ever. We decided that since the dinner was incredible we would try dessert. So we split the cornflake ice cream sundae. It was wonderful. Waiters were the best ever too. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone!!!

The food was pleasant, the service was dreadful, the restaurant was icy, and the dishes were almost…read moreas cold. Orders were scrambled. When we complained, the server stood at the table, debating in front of other patrons. Won't be coming back!

Cheerful and willing service on Friday lunchtime. This newly furbished restaurant, though…read moresmall, seems spacious and is well worth a visit - or several as the menu has a number of tempting dishes and there are specials as well. The liver and bacon was outstanding, plentiful, cooked perfectly and served with a smile. Recommended.

This is a lovely community pub with some very quirky decor (according to the barstaff the pipes…read morecontain cosmic steam power that keeps the pub running). They've got some good beers here, from the local area too. As well as the relatively well known Summer Lightening there were a couple of tasty beers from the Surry Hills brewery (Greensand IPA and Ransmore). There is a big garden outside and the negatives are few. The tables are a bit tightly packed together and probably require a lot of customer rearrangement when busy. Toilets could do with improvement too.

Easily the best pub in Surbiton. The husband-and-wife owners transformed this old boozer into an…read moreunderstated, cosy but cool local pub with a lick of paint and some wonky furniture. Well-kept ale and a lovely beer garden, plus a heated outdoor tent area for smokers add to the appeal. They have been know to project Wii games on a 27 ft screen in the back garden in summer. Random fancy dress parties seem to occur for no reason. No hot food at the moment but they have a truly stunning selection of English cheeses.