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.

I came here last night for a birthday it was a Monday night and we were the only people in the…read moreplace but it was good because we got a bit loud. I ordered the duck curry which was so yum, I only wish it had a little more spice but other then that flawless!! All my friends loved their meals too and the way it was presented and crockery was really pretty and made a nice touch. The service was really great, they went above and beyond! We gave them a cake earlier in the evening and when they bought it out they turned off every light in the restaurant while we sang happy birthday and my friend blew out the candles. Even the waiter was singing. It helped make the night a really nice and special occasion and I will definitely be going back.

some nice appetizers. Khanom Jeep steamed dumplings Thai style with minced pork, golden fried…read moregarlic and topped with special sauce and Peek Gai Yat Sai deep fried boneless chicken wings stuffed with spicy minced chicken and herbs served with chilli sauce. customized Thai with less condensed milk. Crying Tiger marinated sirloin beef grill over the charcoal with a separate spicy sauce -- little chewier than expected. new owners but still nice decor and food. open late sun night

Home away from home. Stopped by for dinner at Chukus. We made a reservation but arrived early, and…read morethey were able to accommodate us. Nigerian food served tapa style. Welcoming host and staff. We ordered the popular dishes, egusi, beans very good/slightly sweet, chicken plate, jollof, prawns, meatballs(I was skeptical but the flavor is right), and yam fries. Good food, good takes. Diverse crowd, nice music. Chapman!

This place is a fun introduction to Nigerian food. Lovely service and a whole bunch of…read moreinteresting dishes with which we weren't previously familiar. The tapas format allows everyone at the table to sample a wide swath of the menu. Definitely worth a visit if you have a curiosity about Nigerian food.

Food: I never knew Indian food could taste this good! All their dishes had intense flavor and had…read morethe perfect amount of spice. Their garlic naan was also the most buttery, soft, and chewy I've ever tasted. This restaurant definitely sets a high bar for other Indian restaurants and I have to say that this is by far my favorite Indian restaurant to date! Service: All the staff were very friendly and attentive. They also made the perfect recommendations for our first time. Ambiance: Very authentic Indian restaurant. It's right in the heart of other Indian restaurants, which made it hard to pick where to go, but I'm so glad we decided on this one! There is ample inside seating, which is perfect for families and big parties.

**vegetarian review**…read more I walked in and was very surprised by the lack of vegetarian options! Or Rajasthani/Jaipur food in the menu. Nearly nothing on the menu is from that region. Kinda underwhelmed but hungry I ordered few dishes. I was pleasantly surprised that the food was reallly good. The tokri chaat was well seasoned and had a weird topping - gulab jamun lol. The two vegetable dishes were really nice. I also got the naan - garlic and pashwari and those were very fresh and crisp. Overall I was happy camper while the food isn't true to the name it's good!

Had a taste for some West Indian food while in London and found this place here on Yelp. As soon as…read moreI walked in, I felt the welcoming island vibe through the decor, music and ambient lighting. I ordered Brown Stew chicken - it was amazing, good sized portions and very reasonably priced. The customer service was wonderful, they were very nice and accommodating. I just loved the fantastic flavors the food offered and will definitely go back!

Ive had deliveries from Jerkys a few times, but have only tried their jerk chicken, rice and peas…read moredinner box,which comes with coleslaw, salad and plantain. Very tasty and mouthwateringly tender chicken; given a decent portion. Spice level could be a tad hotter, but it is nice! Rice and peas were great too.

Alright alright, I was so excited to get some Ethiopian food....but there was a bit of a situation…read morehere. When we walked in....this dog lover seen a dog an was excited so I didn't realize the smell that the other two people I was with notice right away. It was a strange smell....that I can't put my nail on. After the dog lover excitement wore off I definitely smelt it. Fast forward we were not able to sit in as the owner stated she was going to close in an hour and 30 minutes and you could only do take away at that time. Was not happy about that but just went along with it. Placed out orders for a veggie platter and made sure the injera was gluten free. Walked next door to take a look while she was preparing our food for take away. Came back and the food was packed and ready. Oh and just a heads up they do take card and cash. If you have a US card her machine does take it even if she states she doesn't think it will. I did it and she was shocked lol. Food is packed and we leave. After getting back to our rooms and opening the food...that smell I was speaking about in the beginning we can all smell again. It was a unbearable smell that made it extremely difficult to eat the food. I was able to eat the injera and it really smelled and taste (maybe in my head) like the smell. I ate the veggies and even though it had a slight smell I was able to complete that but the injera was a BIG NO! All in all we could not figure out the smell. The owner was a sweet lady, but I wished she wouldn't have told us to take away as it took away from the experience. I wish I was able to give 5 stars like most folks...but I have to be honest with my experience.

"Star", that's what Kokeb means...and it deserves 4 of them! Genetesh was lovely and super…read morewelcoming...the kind of person you could discuss with for hours, that can actually make you forget that you're here to eat :) "Oh, now it's time to feed you..let me get you your food!" Kokeb is the perfect example of a spot I would have never found without Yelp! Lost in the middle of an unknown neighbourhood (at least to me), Kokeb's street isn't precisely the busiest when it comes to restaurants. 18 amazing reviews and great Yelper pictures convinced me...and oh my this was a great lunch. I wanted to go for the lamb but Genetesh advised me to pick the N°21, "Spicy" beef with 1 injera and a local ethiopian beer to get it all down...perfect combo. Kokeb is all-in-one. Excellent ethiopian food comes together with the local decor & music...and Genetesh is there help you feel welcome, relaxed, at home...she'll also help you out if this is your first ethiopian experience (bye bye fork, hello right hand). A family run business with great taste & heart, and I love that.

I've had Ethiopian many times before, but only in the US. I've also made my own kitfo and injera. I…read morewas looking forward to trying some Ethiopian in London on my last night before heading home. Food: 4 I had the kitfo special (with cheese & spinach) and peach tea. The menu said only medium rare and well done, so I asked if they made kitfo rare. The server said they did, but asked me whether I tried raw before? Rare is the only way that I eat kitfo. The dish was tasty enough, but would've been nice if they provided more cheese than spinach. The injera could've used more sourdough flavor. Prices are very reasonable though, compared to the US. Ambiance: 4 Cosy with wood accents. A nice place to hang out when chilly outside. Service: 3 Slooooow. I wish they told me earlier that their CC machine wasn't working so I could've gotten cash from the ATM before I ordered. I'd been using my CC practically my entire trip and spent most of my currency. After I paid the bill, they never brought my change until I asked.

Updating review - this place is a firm favorite of mine and amazing value for money!…read more Might not be to everyone's taste - but I love it! They are also extremely consistent - yummy spicy and very fresh!

The food here is delicious and fresh, maybe a little overpriced but not overly so. I had garlic…read morenaan, Saffron curry with steamed rice and a Mango lassi. It was early in the evening and the restaurant wasn't crowded so pleasant atmosphere to talk without shouting. I missed a little the Indian feeling when you enter this Masala Zone. The one in Soho meets more my taste but that's up to everyone else. Staff was attentive and professional, although the manager (?) was quite rude by talking rather loudly on the phone whenever he received a call. It wasn't loud in the restaurant, so I saw no need for him to shout. This Masala Zone is about 5min from Camden Town Station and also easily reached by the buses 272 and C2.

Not exaggerating: this is the best Indian food I've ever had. Not just in London. Anywhere. Each…read morebite was an explosion of flavors and just-right heat. And no two dishes were alike. Trust the waitress (ours was the terrific Anna, I believe) and order what she says starting with Balla Papdi Chaat and Samosa Chaat, then the Lamb Roganjosh Shepard's Pie (clever!), Chicken , dal to slather on puffy garlic naan, and Kingfish Curry. End with the best thing on the menu: Jungle Chicken, a curry leg with fresh fenugreek. Just amazing. BTW, yes, for this you are going to need to bring a lot of hungry friends or -- better yet -- have a giant fridge for the leftovers. Why share?