I remember this place as a kid and I found myself on the A41 Hendon Way after a long time. Thought…read moreto myself is Gupta Confectioners still there (though I thought they were called Gupta Brothers originally but my memory could be playing tricks) and recalled the location but no sign board is there. I went in and it was still the same shop, as though time had stood still. Was there on a weekday so the two famous items that I haven't seen anywhere else in the UK were unavailable; viz hing kachori and laung lata. Decided another visit on a weekend is needed so tried the samosa which was overpriced at 70p when similar establishments are at the 50p mark and wasn't as fresh tasting either. Possibly due to the oil used. It is a unique experience because they are Indian Bengali a culture famous for its sweets.

Looks like your average sandwich filling shop but they have amazing falafel in pita with hummus and…read moresalad for 3 quid, or an awesome Greek salad box for 4 pounds. Staff are super friendly, too.

the map shows it somewhere else, but is actually in those underground corridors approaching the…read moreentrance to the tube. The falafel and pita bread was good, also the Lahmacun/Turkish pizza (but still smaller and more expensive than the one in Brothers Cafe in Leather Lane). Worth trying!

We booked MJT to cater a finger buffet for our daughter's 40th. From initial enquiry Matthew was so…read morequick to respond and confirm availability. The choice was fantastic, and on the day the food did not disappoint. Highly recommend and we hope to use MJT in the future for any catering requirements. PS Matthew, the sausage rolls were amazing! Thank you.

We used Heroit as our wedding caterers, they couldn't have been more helpful and organised! All of…read moreour guests commented on how delicious the food was and they turned up and got everything sorted the morning of the wedding without any fuss! i would highly recommend them and will be using them again if i need to cater for a large number of guests in future.

Food was terrible! slabs of dry, luke warm "chicken" were the only option. Claimed that they…read morecouldn't provide drinking water to guests dispite miraculously having enough to make a couple of dozen pots of coffee. When people asked for water they were directed to a hose pipe on the side of the building. And finally, as if it couldn't get any worse, the service was diabolical, after I'd complained about the quality (or lack thereof) of the food, about two minutes later a waiter barges straight into me without even a word of apology and in the process burning my shoulder on the coffee pot he was carrying. DO NOT EVEN CONSIDER USING THEM!!!!

We are a couple who eat out almost 5 days a week, and we never felt the urge to write a review…read moreuntil we met Chef Ashley - A True Michelin Star Chef! We had a delicious dinner for five on a cold December day. As my partner does not eat fish usually we have to avoid fish restaurants, but on seeing the creations of the talented chef, we decided to take the punt and it actually paid off! . We therefore were able to enjoy excellent fresh fish and seafood and kept Eliza happy too. All our guests were really impressed by the presentation & Style of the Chef - He also recommended which wine to buy too. We definitely recommend the service to anyone, as its a very reasonable price for hosting a dinner party whilst enjoying it as well. We will definitely do something similar with Chef Ashley & Morel Catering for Eliza's coming Birthday David Roy

A family run, small sandwich shop just behind the big Oxford Street department stores…read more They make up the sandwiches to order, with a good range of fillings and bread types. They also do things like hot bacon sandwiches in the morning, which prove popular with people who work in the area and start early, as I see them sitting on the little tables outside having a tea and a bacon bap. I think they also do things like jacket potatoes and salads. Friendly service and reasonable prices. Generally a better option than a chain cafe, but not a go-out-of-your-way to find it cafe.

Modernly presented pub with good menu for lunch…read more The chicken, cheese burger and jackfruit burgers were a hit.

Another one-off market, held in celebration of the Kingston Food Festival, this Fairtrade-focused…read moreevent took place on Sunday 14th September. It was a real pleasure - on many levels - highlighting local foodie stars including Riverside Vegetaria (who produced the most delicious aubergine dip, as an introductory taste experience of their restaurant delights);Montezumas also did a roaring trade with white and dark chocolate samples to tantalise the sweet-toothed visitor. Neighbourhood allotment growers were on hand to inform, inspire and offer tastes of their freshly-picked produce. I spent a happy time exploring (and sniffing-out) the wonderful fresh herb stall, with myriad varieties (rare and mainstream) for cooking and medicinal purposes. The chocolate mint and lemon balm were especially fragrant I left with some wonderful oregano, and a pretty chilli plant, to enhance my autumn dishes and add to my herb garden repertoire.