The decor doesn't match the food so it felt funny when first walk in. However, the waiting staff…read moreare very attentive and friendly and food is good and came in big portion. It started with complementary bread and dippings. Around 10 min later, our food came. They are all tasty, fresh and flavorful (typical Turkish style!). Roast and sharing platers are of good variety, the four side dippings tasted like they were freshly made. We had a good time there! :)

One if the best of it's kind that I've had the pleasure of trying, and I've tried a few across…read moreLondon and beyond. First the prices. Whether it's takeaway or to eat in, prices are uniformly low. If you choose to eat in you'll enjoy a clean restaurant with nice atmosphere and great staff. I've been about five or six times since moving nearby and they've always been friendly and happy to recommend depending on my tastes. The food itself is superb. Lovely free meze followed by authentic dishes with the meats adjusts succulent, and portions generous. The yogurt dishes are my favourite and compare to anything I've had elsewhere. I found it's even open until 1.30am during the week so was a great option to relax with a drink and good food when a friend visited from overseas recently. Recommended all day long especially for the area is situated in.

A great place for piping hot pizza in what appears to be a full Menu resturant. Definitely worth a…read morestop and next time I will check out the Italian menu.

We visited here with a group of 3 nine-year-olds after skating at Alexandra Palace. We were the…read moreonly customers in the restaurant for lunch at 1pm on a Monday. However, the service was friendly and the food was tasty. Lots of options to appeal to a variety of tastes. The garlic bread was enormous! Calzones, pasta and chicken milanese were all enjoyed by various members of our group. We'd definitely return if we are in the area.

It's great if you are 5 years old but then again so is licking snow off a wall!…read more I try and avoid the place if possible. I only go because my niece likes going there, everything is just so average, actually below average.

An all-american restaurant and bar in the heart ofChingford…read more This restaurant is OK is you want to go somewhere different for dinner, they sell cocktails and have some nice steak and pasta based dishes but the prices are quite high and in my opinion oyu may as well go into central London than spend an evening here.

Visited on Monday for lunch with my mother. Tough critic…read moreindeed she gave her grilled chicken gravy and veg the home made 5 * seal of approval. Followed by apple crumble and custard she was over the moon n. I had spicy lamb burger and delicious chips.'excellent value for money. Can't wait for planned expansion coming up including cocktail bar.

ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!…read more It's a place I have been visiting for a good 7 years now and not once have I walked out thinking 'what on earth was that?'. The food is amazing, the music is great and the best thing of all is that it won't burn your pocket. I can't really think of a downside, If you're visiting East London and find yourself craving for some delicious Mediterranean food then this could be the right place.

This was such a great day out and I'm so glad it was suggested. There is something for everyone but…read moreagain vegetarians might be a little limited. The desserts are absolutely divine, highlight of my meal, and the view is not spectacular but It's just a minor - I know I was too busy chow ing down to notice. There is a spacious interior, nicely decorated as well and places to eat outside. The staff are particularly happy and very friendly as well and if it's your birthday they will make you a cake free of charge. It is very child-friendly as well with high chairs for the little ones and baby food available on offer, the separate kids menu is quite lovely as well. You get a straight deal for your money although it can seem a bit expensive but you know... I would definitely recommend and come back when I have got time!!

I prefer the Harvester than the JD Weatherspoons down the road, though the bar area is looking a…read morelittle bit grubby and tired. Food is good and hot and cheap staff are nice too.

I am from Hamburg, Germany, originally where you have Portuguese restaurants everywhere. My partner…read moreis Portuguese. So we were searching desperately for a nice Portuguese restaurant in London. We prefer to eat meat more than fish but a lot of Portuguese restaurants focus on fish. The Oceano has both: Fish and meat dishes. I love their black pepper beefsteak. My partner enjoys their spicy chicken. His family visited us last weekend. His parents and his brother had fish and they loved it. It's a very nice family restaurant and very cheap for London as well. Most of the dishes cost less than 10 pounds. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible. They don't really have a disabled toilet but the Ladies was big enough for my wheelchair.

Best Portuguese restaurant in East London. Amazing food and…read morehas options for vegetarians which was perfect for me. If you miss Portuguese food or want to try it, highly recommend this place!

This is my favourite Japanese restaurant in the UK. Located in Chingford, it is only 30 minutes…read moredrive from where I live. Excellent value, for only £17, you can choose anything from the menu and there are over 70 choices, from nigiri, temkai, varies Katsu dishes to fried udon. You name it, they probably have it. This is my 2nd time in this restaurant and the quality has been nothing but very high standard. Will definitely recommend this to anyone who are a big fan of Japs food

So. This place. Bit off the beaten track, yes. Not all my friends from Zone 1-2 willing to do the…read morelitle trek; no tube to Chingford, I'm afraid - but there's a night bus from Trafalgar Square, good luck. The surroundings are far from posh - like old fashioned gritty, not post gentrification fake gritty. If you're willing to go on the train, though, happy days. Super Sushi's "all you can eat" menu is as good as you'll get for the price. And the price is really great. For the same $ as a cheap main course on a typical japanese restaurant you can park yourself here and eat for 1h45m solid. The restaurant is a bit dark and not too noisy; good for a date if you're past that phase when pigging out in front of them is a no-no. The deal is simple: they'll bring you a list (a wide sheet of paper with hot/cold dishes on both sides) and you tick whatever it is you'd like - maximum 6 items per round; do bring a mate but not several, in order to maximise calorie intake. :) They'll bring the food quickly and give back the list, where you'll pick another six. I always start with a temaki and some nigiri; if you want yellowfin you'll pay a little extra but I never bother as the other fishes are just fine. Next I'd have the yakitori and wasabi prawns because that wasabi sauce is amazing and wasabi rush is my favourite legal high. Garlic fried rice goes well with chicken/pork katsu or teriyaki. The tempura sweet potatoes are good, but be careful because you'll get 5 thick slices and they can be very filling. Remember, you have almost two hours to fill up... To finish I get more nigiri, some uramakis and finally sashimi as "dessert" - BUT mind that the only fish included on the all you can eat price is salmon; all the others charge extra. Minus points: the karaage I had just once and it wasn't their best; the chicken was strangely fatty and sinewy. I don't rate the ramen highly either; I'd stick with the rice here. I wouldn't say this is the BEST japanese in London (might not even be the best one in Chingford; I stand to be corrected here), but it's delicious enough, there is no service charge, the beer is cold, the staff is lovely and friendly and you'll leave happy and almost too full to walk back to whatever form of transport you hopped on to get here. Oh, they do have a la carte menu, but most everyone just go for the fixed price. Up to you, though. :)

Small inside but very good pizza! Take away is likely best, but don't be footed by the store…read morefront, there is seating in the back.

Great pizza. Delicious and at a decent prize too - only £7.50 for a Margherita. There's a good…read moreselection of drinks, extra toppings etc. Interior is spot on - very cosy and homely. However, the service my friends and I received wasn't too great - felt very rushed, the bill wasn't given to us for a while. Apart from the minor faults, a great place to visit and would recommend to others.

Hipster to the hilt! This is a hidden gem tucked into a "workshop" behind a bunch of row houses…read more Outstanding coffee and friendly staff. It's a hit with the "work from home" crowd... seemed everyone was working on a laptop. A true find in a decidedly off-the-tourist-path corner of London.

I was looking for a new coffee shop in the area and came across this one. I really enjoyed the…read moreatmosphere of the place, with the big tables, couches and comfy chairs. For a good cup of Joe, you can't beat it!

We ate here twice during our visit to London. The food and service was fantastic. I highly…read morerecommend this place.

Went for a family dinner to my hairdresser's favourite Turkish restaurant in London, Chingford's…read moreGökyüzü. We ordered the following: - Full Platter It's a relatively decent mix of nicely barbecued lamb and chicken served with a generous amount of rice and bulgur. The chicken wings were the surprise hit edging out the lamb ribs which were also tasty. Not quite the best Turkish food I've ever had and the staff forgot our order of lahmacun so not a repeatable experience for me.