WOW! A Dallas…read moreChicken and Ribs Shop with great promotional meals starting at £2.49, such as four chicken finger strips, chips and a drink? Surely, the price alone is tempting but unfortunately the food is just mediocre at best. I placed an order for the advertised four piece chicken finger special but was informed that there was only 1 special available (out of 8), a chicken wrap. Since my kids were really hungry, I went ahead and agreed, which I shouldn't have. The chips came out of a package and chicken wasn't crispy but extra salty. Let's just say they would not eat it and after tasting it I can understand why. Perhaps I need to try something else on the menu? I'm not quite sure I want to waste £2.49 here. I'd rather go to McDonalds and grab a happy meal for £2.39 with orange juice and a toy.

I was on my way to my regular spot for a panini after an unexpected shopping trip when I spotted…read morethis little place with a halal sign on the window. As always, curiosity makes me fat and so I took a step in and was greeted by a lovely gentleman who pointed proudly to the halal chicken certificate/sticker they had on the wall when I asked about it. They had a good 4 options of types of rice/noodles with around 4 chicken dishes, I opted in for the chilli chicken and chicken teriyaki on some egg fried rice in a small pot (a good hearty meal by my standard) for only £5.20. Upgrade to a large for like 50p if you're feeling malnutritioned. For me, 5 stars was well deserved with the friendliness and informative customer service I received plus the sheer NOM factor of the food - absolutely no grease. I was full but not that gross full feeling which I complimented perfectly with a Japanese Green Tea can from there too. All in all, I kind of wish I was back in my uni days where I lived in that area, just so I can have such an experience regularly - Oh! There's a loyalty card for those who frequent there where you can get the 11th meal free (value of up to £4.70) = SCORE

The most awful takeaway meal ever! The ribs must have been extracted from an old wild boar, it was…read moreso tough and smelly. Unfit for human consumption. The sooner it closes the better for the human race. Star rating - you must be joking.

This place has come up a number of times on Time Out magazine and finally decided to go for chicken…read moreinstead of the several south asian restaurants in the area. We got there quite early, around 6pm, and first thing you notice are stools all along the fire spit to watch your chicken cook. If you prefer a less entertaining view, there are tables on the back side of the restaurant. Sometimes it is best to have a simple menu. Chicken, a few sides, dessert and drinks. For 2 people, a whole chicken is just about right. They offer you two sauces, hot and some smokey sauce and to be honest the chicken is so well seasoned I didn't really need any of the sauces. It was really damn good chicken. We ordered a side of fries to share - they were quite good when they're hot. There were a lot of small pieces towards the end you don't even bother with. They were okay. As we were sitting at the bar, I saw them prepare the apple pie and luckily I had room for dessert. They brought us nearly a quarter slice of the pie with two scoops of ice cream! It was really, really good.. could've made it a meal in itself.

Had walked past this shop several times before and always the smells wafting out the windows would…read moremake us stop. So today when we were considering where to eat for lunch we decided to finally try it out. BEST DECISION. My boyfriend and I shared a half chicken, along with the butter lettuce and avocado salad, corn on the cob, and a slice of apple pie. All the food was incredible!! Both of us had plenty to eat and weren't so full we felt sick. As if the food wasn't enough to convince us to want to come back again, the atmosphere was great. The decor is rustic and simple. The kitchen is open and surrounded by a bar where you can watch the chefs work (we opted to sit there and observe...it was mesmerizing). If you are a larger party there are bigger tables in the back too. And their staff were so friendly and conversational. Will definitely be going back!

This is my favourite chicken shop in town; if you're after a feast this is the place. The service…read moreis prompt and staff are extremely friendly..lovely warming atmosphere!!

From the owner: Late-opening, counter-serve chain for fried or grilled chicken and chips in a no-nonsense setting.read more

Good times. Good food. Good company. Chicken. Enough said. These people served us well and gave me…read moreand 5 others amazing portions. Great place to go when you're starving.

Strategically placed outside a nightclub (Hippodrome Kingston) this fast food place gets its rush…read morehour at 3 when the club kicks out. The staff are very rude - I don't think they realise that I'm the sober one shepherding my friends to the bus stop - and feel comfortable with overcharging and refusing service to people they don't like the look of. Many rumours are around at any one time about this place: it has rats, they put rat meat in the kebabs etc. so it is obviously not a very well-liked company. Steer clear of this dirty place and you will end the night on a good note.

Daisy is the epitome of the inner city fast food joint. I like Daisy's because it reminds me of…read moreAfrica: it's usually so empty you can hear the crickets chirping. I have nothing good nor bad to say about Daisy's, except it's a great stop off point if you're en route to party in the Fulham/Putney area. A bus stop is situated right outside, so if you need something in a hurry Daisy's is your best bet. This little fast food store serves its purpose. My pre-party recommendation is as follows: quarter pounder with cheese, chips and a chocolate milkshake for 20p extra. The fried chicken options are decidedly unhealthy, but grabbing ten chicken wings for £2 is a pretty good deal. The guys behind the till at Daisy's are usually quite friendly too. Well, as friendly as you would expect your local deep fried chicken vendor to be.

If you were drunk and ate here you would most likely end up with food poisoning - as maybe wouldn't…read morerecognise under cooked chicken in inebriated state and this is exactly the sort of place you'd stagger into when the drunken munchies hit you. Sober and at lunchtime - We got 1/2 a peri peri chicken and chips and the chicken when biting into it was cold and considerably under cooked. When we told the bloke that worked there that it wasn't cooked properly his response was "well, it's a big bit of chicken". Seriously? I am laughing writing that as I really can't see how the size of the portion justifies serving chicken that wasn't cooked. They banged said piece of offending chicken back on the grill and then gave it back saying that it would be cooked. Er. No. It. Wasn't. So, that got thrown in the bin and we will not be going back there. You never go to these places expecting great food, on any level, something quick that you don't over think about where it originated from..... But, I would like chicken cooked. Chips were alright..... ;)

Chicken just tastes bad. Perhaps brined in some bad water or something, but I was really…read moredisappointed and won't be going back... update, I went back because I was drunk and it still tasted weird. Never again.

In a class of food that has a bad reputation, Flame is one of the kebab shops attempting to restore…read morethe standing of this fast food. It sits in the middle of Wimbledon Broadway and has a lot of competition from fast food joints and chain restaurants right around it. The shop is certainly nicer than an average kebab takeaway with a seating area. You can see that the meat for the schwarma kebabs on the spit is made up of strips of proper meat and not just an amorphous lump of goodness knows what. The shish kebabs are also good. The kebabs are washed down with some nice fresh juices. The next time you're trawling round Wimbledon for some fast food, give Flame a try.

Flame was always my essential stop off before going home after a night out in Wimbledon. I'm not a…read morefan of kebab shops so i tend to stick to good old chips, pizzas and burgers. The burgers here are pretty good actually and it seems like a well run and clean environment. The prices are pretty good too. I once asked for cheesy chips here (a regular northern take-away option) but the best they could do was offer me a box of chips, which were better than most take-away kebab shop chips in London, with a slice of plastic cheese on top. (It wasn't actually plastic but you know the ones i mean?!). It was quite funny really and i didn't mind because the guys in Flame are a good laugh and friendly. They also gave me unlimited amounts of ketchup to make up for their lack of grated cheese.