I've been coming to this branch for a while now, and today the staff really made my day. They are…read moreso helpful, even when you get those darn office people with their attitude problems! They have the brighest smiles on their face and well warmed up my dumplings just to the right temperature. I usually get the sushi, you know its fresh when the box is still wet, I also go for the garden shed salad and hip, humble and healthy. I do like my greens. Not so much of a fan of their edamame, I find it too salty as its all just floating around on the top. But their new beauty smoothies are so delish, even more so during a hot summers day! My fave is the dairy free fruit superseed. Although I am not a fan of their two prices, I get that its more expensive to eat in than a take away, but seriously!! Why would you do that, majority of the time I have to eat in cause I'm so darn hungry. Some branches however aren't so nice, this is my favourite out the lot!

For sushi aficionados I'm not sure it gets much better than Itsu. OK, maybe Nobu would be better…read morebut lets not split proverbial hairs. Anyway, back to the point. Itsu is marvellous. A neon lit emporium of sushi also serving beautiful miso soup and hearty noodle dishes to eat in or take away in a variety of London locations. Some of you may know Itsu as the site of the poisoning of Russian agitator Alexander Litvinenko, but with its slogan being 'Health and Happiness' I wouldn't hold this against it. Itsu serves quite simply some of the best sushi in London at incredibly reasonable prices.

My family took me here for a birthday feast, so I didn't really know what to expect as I live in…read moreBirmingham. Also, coming from Birmingham, I wasn't expecting anything as good as I've become used to with regards to the fine Asian restaurants where I live. How wrong I was! It's a reasonable size restaurant, with very friendly and helpful staff, and very clean and modern decor. The food though, oh the food! Birmingham actually doesn't have many restaurants of this quality. We only had popadoms to start, as I'd been warned that the main courses were quite large, and these were as you'd expect anywhere, however I decided to try the mixed tandoori grill with a keema naan and pilau rice for my main. Everything about the meat was great. It was well spiced, perfectly cooked, and very succulent. The rice was light and fluffy, and the naan was perfectly puffy too. Unless I pay through the nose for one of Birmingham's finer Indian restaurants in future, I think I'll be disappointed with most currys until I visit this place again.

I've been to this restaurant a number of times now, and I particularly recommend the table buffet…read morethat they do on a Sunday. Great value for money, good service, very friendly. Nice one.

My husband and I ate here this afternoon. The dumpy-looking exterior does a disservice to the nicer…read moreinterior and especially the second-floor dining room with tasteful paintings - with a burgundy wall accent- and dark furniture. The menu is huge with tons of Ghanaian specialities. We got the kelewele for starters and my husband got the jollof rice and goat stew; I got the palava sauce with boiled plantain. Honestly whilst the kelewele (which we LOVED in Ghana) was fine here, it was better there. The same could be said for all of our food; tasteful enough but just better in Ghana. Nothing was too spicy btw (although I'm sure other dishes are). Bonus points for the amazing early 90s hip-hop/r and b playing and for it not being too loud.

Sweet Handz is by far the best Ghanaian restaurant in London! The service and food is amazing…read morecompared to other Ghanaian restaurants this is the most Morden! I'll defiantly be back!

After 6 years of meals at the same restaurant, you expect occasional disappointments. That hasn't…read morehappened with us at Pasha. Clearly they know how to deliver! The service continues to be top notch, the food tremendous. We've taken several sets of friends there and they say the same. If your appetite is big enough, order the Pasha Feast. Superb from starters to dessert.

Pasha, an old running Turkish restaurant established in 1972, situated on Upper Street in a more…read moremodern and contemporary decor with its white backdrop and cushioned leather bench. A lovely open terrace giving you a fresh breeze from outside and allowing you to enjoy the hustle and bustle of Upper Street. Staff were friendly, aloof at times and not very proactive but at least food was delivered quickly and smoothly Cigar borek A great start to the evening. The pastry tasted fresh, crispy on the outside before reaching the inner more delicate softer layers. Filling was perfectly balanced with lovely aromas coming from the parsley and herbs against the minced lamb. Pine nuts were a great addition adding a bit of crunch to the texture Lamb kofte Very flavourful, packed with herbs and onions giving it that complexity and depth to boost the flavour of the lamb. It was cooked to medium but still very dry creating a very firm and coarse texture rather being succulent and bouncy like I had hoped for. Luckily it tasted good. Dolma Not a very generous portion priced at £4.95 but it was very well made. The varied filling of pine kernels, soft cooked rice and currants gave it a wonderful bite as well as a lovely pleasant sweetness from the currants Aubergine salad This was refreshing with lovely silky bouncy textures from the finely chopped aubergine and accentuated by a spoonful of yogurt. Although smoked, the flavours were not as pronounced as other places I've had this dish, lacking depth. But I still enjoyed it never the less especially after all the fried starters. Turkish ravioli I like most things doughy and in sauce so I was probably more enjoyable for me. However I was still able to tell that the dough was too thick and the filling was scarce meaning not much flavour was coming from the dumplings themselves but instead from the lovely light and zesty tomato sauce around it. It is was suppose to be mandu then it was far off from being authentic. Islim kebab A very impressive dish although on the small side with only four chunks of meat. However the meat was succulent with good bits of fat to marbleise the meat making each piece very tender and flavoursome. The aubergine complemented it further with it's silky soft textures, keeping every bite moist. That lovely rich herby tomato sauce helped boost the flavour giving the dish the depth it needs to make it so worthy of ordering Aubergine rice Such a comforting dish with the tomato and aubergines giving the rice that lovely zesty umami sweetness that made it so satisfying to eat. The starch in the rice made it much like a paella and with most of the water evaporated and with everything becoming sticky and wet, the flavours concentrated to create an intensified flavoured dish. Turkish dessert plate Wished the menu was more specific and it was slightly disappointing. The title in the menu suggested something authentic but one of the pieces was a chocolate brownie which was just average. The other was a baklava and a Kazandibi (upside down burnt milk pudding) which were lovely, especially the baklava which was tasted fresh from it's crispy pastry even when it was covered in syrup. It had an indulgent sweet nuttiness to it too. The ice cream was very welcomed, a surprising cinnamon flavour which added a sweet spiced taste to the desserts we had it with. Kazandibi If they informed us that this was also part of the dessert plate then we wouldn't have ordered a separate dish. We ended up having four pieces of these. They were lovely, almost like the egg custard of a Portuguese egg tart with a top layer of slightly burnt milk giving it that slight smoky flavour as well as the bouncy velvety texture it had. Pasha is definitely trying to steer away from the typical standard Turkish restaurant that we associate with being cheap and cheerful with large portions and complimentary starters. Even it's decor is more classier with the fancy lamp shades and vivid decorated felt wall. However food is only bordering between average to good and still falling behind in flavour compared to restaurants in the Stoke Newington area which dishes up the same dishes at a more generous portion and a much richer flavour. Still I was very pleased with the meal I had. Everything was seasoned well and presented nicely only I wish there was more of it. Probably a place to go if you're on a date.

Amazing milkshake! The best I ever had.very large portions of chips. Whenever you are hungryread more

I was very happy with my first Five Guys burger and experience. I had never been before, but my…read moresister said she wanted a good burger and we went here. I ordered a bacon cheeseburger, cajun fries, and a strawberry milk shake. Burger and shake were good, but the fries were a little too seasoned. One interesting feature is all the guys in the joint, from ringing me up to flipping my burger, were fit and good looking. Almost like a requirement. Or maybe it's a schtick that I didn't pick up on, like five guys working there? I don't know, but if I ran into this business in the states I would go because I did enjoy the burger and I would probably choose seasoningless fries.

The staff are very welcoming and know most of their customers by name. They have an extensive menu…read more(pictures below) for a very good price. Despite the cheap prices, the food is very good and the portion size is decent. And, you're more than welcome to pick and choose exactly what you want even if the plate is not a menu item. I, 100%, recommend this restaurant for breakfast/brunch!

I was drawn here by the review mentioning JP's is a local cafe with quite reasonable prices. I…read moredidn't expect quite how reasonable they were - £4.75 for the biggest all-day-breakfast option with toast (could probably add items, but no need!). And 75p for a delicious fruit tea. Super friendly staff who told me where the nearest ATM was and took my order before I had cash, as they're a cash only venue. For comparison, the other place I was considering was £10.50!

Super good music and good ambiance and G the bartender was great and gave such good service…read more Totally coming back!

Breakfast at Dolces, good, straight forward unpretentious cafe food - not cheap-cheap prices but it…read moreall seems fresh, clean and wholesome - scrambled egg and smoked salmon delivers a good plateful, good coffee, the juice a real juiced apple (or two) prepared on the spot and friendly and attentive waitress service. However, don't expect fancy, for instance the eggs were delivered in the well cooked (or over-cooked if purist), bobbly way, not lightly cooked and presented like a psuedo omellette - the salmon was spread thinly over the whole plate with the eggs ladled in the middle - no particular finesse, but tasty and filling. Right on Wardour Street, get the window seat and watch the morning hussle and bussle - the table was actually booked for lunch already - a good sign when there is a constant stream of regular customers coming and going, makes for a lively atmosphere and reassures that you haven't boobed on the choice. Recommended.

I have this annoying habit of forming allegiances with new takeaways from hungryhouse.co.uk. This…read moresushi takeaway was no exception, as my Friday night lethargy demanded I order scallop nigiri and a salmon bento box, in addition to edamame and a goji-berry detox drink. This is the second outlet from the company, and I think they will do very well in the aspirational super skinny community! A little on the late side (not convinced my flat is that hard to find), but nonetheless the scallop nigiri slid down my throat like a sea cat. Jesus, where's my telephone, I am having Sunday motivational lethargy.

I would say it is more Japanese food than the Chinese…read more I love raw fish and sushi very much and their food are really good. And it is very fresh. You can order the set or the single food. But need to remember they have the minimum price for the order which is GBP12.50 when I made an order. Delivery was slow but they phoned to let me know.