All of the employees (kitchen staff and waiters/waitresses) that I encountered were polite, friendly, helpful and attractive - they were alternative yet approachable.
HOWEVER
The menu was a huge disappointment: six (relatively similar and uncreative) styles of chicken wing, four kinds of burger (all apart from the vegetarian option were not available during my visit), fries with four choices of (nauseating) topping, six uninteresting sides and one desert.
My friend and I ordered gin and tonics, the gangnam wings, the vegetarian argy bhaji burger and the smoked sea salt fries.
The presentation of the food was indistinguishable from that of a cheap diner/greasy spoon/hole in the wall breakfast cafe. None of the dishes contained a twist or any kind of aesthetic (or other) garnish. The sauces were served in small, disposable plastic containers like those you find in a chip shop.
The gangnam wings were particularly badly presented - the 5 or 6 measly wings were piled in what looked like a small butter dish - and totally unexciting.
The argy bhaji burger was inedible, from the charred and chewy bun to the monotonous and aesthetically unappetizing patty. It seemed to me that the very hot chili was used simply to disguise how tasteless, unsophisticated and uninspired the dish was.
The fries were clearly bought from the frozen section of a supermarket and, for the extortionate price of £3.50, were served in a tiny cup at the very bottom of which was the layer of sea salt that was supposed to be on the fries.
It was a very disappointing experience. We could have bought the same meal from any of London's thousand chip/kebab shops (which don't pretentiously masquerade as any thing other than what they are: basic fried food places) at which the food would have been tastier, the portions would have been twice the size and the meal would have cost half the price. read more