Really tasty food. We sat on the lower level in the early evening and ordered several dishes. All…read morethe dishes were well seasoned and arrived at the table promptly and appropriate temperature. Service was excellent.

Excellent, food service and ambiance. We're here on Holiday staying near by and decided to try it…read more Everything from starters to salads and main courts was outstanding. The food came out super quick and everyone was helpful . We'll be back again before we leave

I'm not sure how to pronounce this - "Satan"?…read more We started with the cold meze sampler and replaced the fish pate with baba g, but didn't much care for the white pasty look or taste of our replacement. The best dips on the sampler were the ones with yogurt, in particular the cacik and the spinach yogurt. Our halloumi was good and squeaky. Our entrees came with salad and bread with yogurt and red pepper (I think) dips. The lamb kebab was wrapped in lavash but sadly was too lamby. I've had better. The chicken kebab was juicy and nicely cooked but also didn't stand out. The eggplant moussaka was okay but by then our group of three adults and two seven-year-olds had way too much food. The service was non-existent at the end of the meal and we waited forever for the check.

A little pricy but decent food. The complimentary salad and bread was really nice too. Loved the…read morelamb shank! Food portion was a little small, especially the skewers/grilled, I'd personally need to eat two portions of that to be full (no I don't eat a lot). I had the lamb shank, little small, but would make do. Loved it, but could do with a tiny bit more seasoning.

Great food, incompetent staff My friend and I ate here a few…read morenights ago. I got a variety of the meze as my main and she got a lamb kebab. The interior is quite spacious but have no idea what a previous reviewer was talking about regarding a cool interior; the AC wasn't working when we were there and it was humid and I had to ask for a door to be opened! Anyway I got the kisir, the imam biyaldi and we shared the cacik. The first was so tasty even my meat-eating friend was impressed. The portion is quite substantial as well. The aubergine in the imam biyaldi was tender and juicy and the combination of sauces and onions, tomatoes and peppers lent it a rich flavour. Again a large portion. Ditto for the shared cacik. The pita bread that accompanied the meal though was tasteless. I took leftovers home. My friend praised her lamb as well. We also enjoyed the Turkish port after. But my God why can't it figure out service?! I asked twice for our meals to b wrapped up and then twice more for a check and each time it was more important for the waiter to clear an empty table next to us (where there were plenty of empty tables and no customers waiting), and make another?! He then got to seating a group that came in and handed out menus. At that point I was so peeved - and more than 20 minutes had passed- I got up to go to the cashier. Thank gosh service wasn't included in the bill because I would have deducted it. I might come back here just for takeaway but not to sit in again. Shame it doesn't deliver.

Mixed review. I ate here a few days ago with my family. After being well attended to by the owner…read moreand having the best siskebab of my life, it all ended on a sour note. Saving half my meal in a takeaway box, we left the table and I looked back from a few meters to see the table cleaner swoop in in a few seconds. I didn't see that my wife had left the box, then obscured by the cleaner. The correct action by the cleaner would have been to turn around and say to me, "sir, you forgot your box". Sorry that I can never return and revisit those uncomfortable feelings!

Wonderful place for Mediterranean cuisine! It's right on the water, in a great location…read more The interior is elegant. It has warm lighting, velvet seating, and nice background music. The server was wonderful. Very friendly. Very attentive. The menu is large. It was difficult to decide what to order. In the end I ordered the calamari as an appetizer and my husband ordered the falafel. The calamari was tender and delicious. The falafel was pretty bland. I've always had it served with tahini. This was served on hummus, but the hummus was also pretty bland. I would not order that again. For our entrees I ordered the Masukka and my husband ordered the sea bass. The Masukka was delicious but I bit into a small piece of gray plastic. I told the waiter and he apologized profusely and removed the Masukka from our check and insisted on giving us a complimentary dessert. My husband loved his sea bass. It was excellent. I had a glass of Sauvignon blanc with my dinner. It was lovely. After our waiter removed the Masukka our bill was £73. I would return again. The food and service, ambiance, and views were wonderful.

Very nice dining room, bit upscale ambiance, open kitchen. Cafe on one side, bar on the other side,…read morerestaurant in the middle. But I don't think the kitchen can handle the number of tables they have. Because they dish out food that needs more tender and care. The chicken meatballs were not cooked long enough and not warm enough. Mucver was soggy, lacking any crispiness and just too much mint added and too much cheese, there was hardly any zucchini, which is the whole point of this meze. I'm not kidding when I say I can make a better mucver at home, and I'm not even Turkish. The Lamb kofte main course was the smallest main course I have seen in a Turkish restaurant. The cous cous that came with it was so pathetically small, like it was served to a baby who just started eating solid foods last week. I looked around at other people's plates and same thing there. Honestly, a bit insulting to serve this little cous cous. There was not much salad either and so little cabbage. Normally I get served a generous serving of red cabbbage. I would have been better off getting two Meze for the same price as this main course. It's ok to serve a high price if your meat is premium quality and perfectly spiced, but this was average and not even hot in temperature. Felt like food didn't travel from kitchen to table in a reasonable time. They didn't have the Kazandibi dessert, but they had the Sutlac, this was weird because Kazandibi is basically an upside down sutlac with a caramelised surface, by the sounds of it. One is with orange and one with lemon. Could taste the orange at least, but not sure if the surface is supposed to have burnt black spots. A nice dining ambience is not enough to get me to come back. I made sure to get a good view of the river, because this is what you are paying extra up charge for.

If you are looking for an eatery on the slightly higher end of the scale in New Cross, this is one…read moreof them. Tables and booths provide plenty of room to sit and relax. High ceilings make the place seem spacious. The menu offers the usual turkish mezze starters, and also has a lovely selection of grilled and vegetarian main plates. See my picture of one of the lamb mains (later devoured by my companion).My personal favourite is the halloumi and peppers with rice. Huge portions...I've not yet been able to finish a main dish myself. Service is pleasant. The food takes a short while to cook, because it is freshly made and not sitting about on some hideous grill all day. I've been here several times and will likely return.

This place was my absolute favorite while I was living in London. It was affordable and had really…read moregood quality food. The food was never quite the same each time I came in but I actually kind of liked that. The staff was nice and got to know my friends and I during our time living in New Cross. The restaurant itself is very nice inside. It's spacious, which is a great find in a place as crowded as New Cross. The prices went up a bit right before I left, but I still think it's a great restaurant. Check it out if you're ever in the area!

We ordered: CHICKEN DONER (shawarma) rice + salad +…read morehomemade bread- this was good. Wished the white sauce was more garlicky. The home made bread was nice. Next time would get pita so I can make a wrap CHICKEN KABOB- this was good. Daughter liked this better. Hit the spot bc we were craving chicken + rice

This is our go-to place for when we don't feel like cooking and we want something tasty on the…read moretable quick. Our usual order consists of the chicken shish with rice and a lahmacun (Turkish pizza) with an additional side of cabbage salad. We later turn the lahmacun into a wrap by enclosing the cabbage salad into it. It's delicious and super simple.

Great food, friendly family run business. I sought good lamb chops and they delivered. No appetizer…read moreneeded as the complimentary pitas and sauce plenty before the main course. Enjoyed a nice meal served by family in a comfortable space.

Top notch!! Oh my goodness, what can I say...THIS PLACE IS SERIOUSLY GOOD! For the price you get,…read morethe portion is huge and delicious! All the meat is charcoal grilled, so you get that smokey and intense flavour coming through. Yum! The establishment is definitely not fancy but neither is it shabby. Expect to wait if you're going during peak hours (dinner time) but anytime after 8:30pm, you should be able to walk in and get table (if you're lucky!) it's always packed. The service is good and genuine as well. It definitely deserve a 5*!

I love the Turkish food here. Ever since I started visiting, I felt like there was no better place…read moreon earth with food this good! I always come here almost everyday and the best part is, the food is halal. The service was also great. The person in the front is very gentle and kind when your taking your order. They don't rush you but instead make you feel more welcome than ever. And I also cant forget about the ambiance. The place itself is so peaceful and has a great personal touch added to it. It would be great if anyone would be able to add a five-star review to it please. I recommend this place and I definitely will be returning!!!

Definitely a letdown. This place now operates under the name Lebanese Kitchen. It's essentially a…read morefast food kebab and shawarma place. We had much better food just across the street at Mosaic, a Morrocccan restaurant, with much better service, more generous helpings and a far more personal touch. The meat here was okay but nothing special. The chips served under my shawarma seemed to have been made from reconstituted potatoes rather than the "real thing". Salad was fresh but very boring. Have had better food of the same type in Central London for less.

Great place with great food. The staff was very friendly and warm. We tried the lahmacun, chicken…read moredoner and hummus in bread; none of them disappointed.

Food was delicious! We have been here 2x this week because we cannot get enough of the chicken…read moredoner wrap! The meal comes with chips(fries) and a drink for only 9.90£! Ali was one to help us and he was amazing! Very helpful and excellent service we plan to become regulars(: THANKS EATURKISH WE LOVE YOU