So, as a foodie, this may not be the most exuberant of restaurants, but for the price you pay, you…read moreget decent Caribbean home cooking, with a ton of flavor. Vegetarians and vegans would hate this place, as all they have in the menu are items like oxtail, jerk chicken, fish, peppered steak, and cheese sandwiches. Locals love it, though, and the flavor is certainly there. Whether you're feeling sandwich or rice plate, the jerk chicken and peppered steak options are the way to go. You can get the rice and pasta dishes in small or large and they have a few sides like jacket potatoes and cheap snacks you can munch on, as well. The place is tiny and hardly comfortable, but if you love spicy food, this is the place for you.

This place was sooooo good and I will definitely continue to come back when I come back to London…read more My favorite is definitely the Oxtail plate large. But all the food is good, it's super affordable and the portion sizes are great!!!! Plus the owner Patrick is super welcoming. Keep in mind this is more of a grab and go place. Not a sit down.

Its been permanently closed but luckily replaced by another Dubai Based Restaurant. We tried their…read morefood and literally its Fantastic. They take a bit time as they cook everything fresh we order Pasta and they boiled it in front of us. Offcoure you can beat the taste of freshly cooked food.

When We moved into Walthamstow, we were of course on the hunt for a Chinese takeout/ delivery…read moreservice. We know from experience that takeouts are based on trial and error sometimes. Having tried a few that just didnt suit us ( too cold, too greasy, too long to be delivered) we sought to try New Dragon Inn. I have ever been or ever seen New Dragon Inn, simply they deliver me food when I order it. Having got into the groove with new dragon inn, we now seem to order the same type stuff everytime we order ( generally weekly, sometimes more!) The menu reads likee many other takeout/delivery chinese:all the key favourites are there, the Satay chicken, the spring rolls, the chicken chow mein. There are no big surprises on this menu: all the stock-standard of chinese take away options. Special commendation for the black bean sauce which has lots of proper black beans in it and is super spicy, and very yum. What gives this place 4 stars for me is a) swiftness of delivery b) piping hot food c) no dodgy looking or tasting meat d) not too greasy. Dragon Inn delivers all that. Yesterday I burnt my hand on the bag of spring rolls they were that hot. Free delivery and Prawn crackers under £10.00, free veggie spring rolls over 25.00. Enjoy! ( I always do)

At lunchtime, I sometimes aimlessly wander around Goodge Street / Tottenham Court Road / Charlotte…read moreStreet in a fog of hunger, unable to decide what to eat, until I end up at one of my three fallback choices - Pret / Eat / Itsu. Today, I fought back against the hunger and wandered in Abokado, which is slightly outside my 500 yard wandering radius. Boy, I'm glad I did. Their offering is similar to Itsu; boxes of sushi, big tubs of soup and fruit juices, but they manage to deliver the same massive portion for about £2-3 cheaper. WIN. I grabbed a 'Simply Salmon' box (salmon sashimi, nigiri and maki) and a sweet chilli, salmon and fresh dill shwrap (same concept as a hand roll). Everything has the calorie, saturated fat and total fat count listed next to it on the shelf and by the looks of it, it was all fairly healthy. What did it all taste like? Fresh goodness. The rice was on the right side of chewy and not like the crumbly rice you get in Pret's pre-packaged sushi. The salmon was lovely - not quite melt in your mouth, but not bad for a lunchtime joint. The sushi box came with a rocket and carrot salad and I have to say that the rocket was quite strong, almost too strong. But that's clearly Mother Nature's fault, not Abokado's.

If you are looking for a quick & healthy bite to eat, then this is the place to come…read more I bought the salmon sashimi box with veggie dumpling soup, some fresh berry juice and popcorn. The salmon sashimi box comes with a salad (I didn't really want the salad just the salmon) it was good nevertheless, the salmon was a little warm, but that could have been down to having the soup on top =D The soup was really nice, to describe: miso, with veg and dumplings. Really filling and quite tasty. The juice was very random, it is fresh, so you do need to shake it up a few times, not sure if I am a huge fan of the juice, but it's cheaper than an innocent smoothie =) My order came to £11, which tbh put me off slightly, I would have preferred a meal at Wagamama if there was one near by :) not a cheap lunch if that's what you are after.

This small Italian eatery came recommended by a friends flatmate, and first impressions were good…read more A warm cozy interior, a friendly owner who walked us through the days specials. But this is where it stopped... We initially chose a table near the back of the restaurant, but the owner then suggested we move closer to the window (a clever marketing trick). We obliged, and the waitress took our coats which was a nice touch. We skipped the pricey £8 starters and shared a mixed salad which was ok. As for the menu, there were a few specials, I decided to try the ravioli as we had read good things about the crab ravioli here on Yelp. However I erred and went off-chart, with my order of the days special which was a 'Potatoe & Mushroom' ravioli with an invisible pistachio sauce. Disappointing, bland and overly creamy. My friends conchigliette with broccoli is not much better; scattered with slices of pepperoni that wouldn't look amiss on a slice of pizza, unusual. For dessert we tried the Tiramisu after Emily J's suggestion, and while not bad, this is lacking in the booze department. The Limencello and Ricotta Cannelloni was even less impressive. Perhaps we lucked out with our choices, but at these prices, we're in no hurry to return..

Ate lunch here a couple weeks back with some friends. I was not expecting much, since it doesn't…read morelook too impressive from the street. Even though the place was small it seemed cozy and the friendly employees were accommodating (they let us sit where ever we wanted). I ordered the spaghetti with clams and was a big fan of that. Their main dishes looked and sounded delicious but just seemed too heavy for lunch. I am not much of a wine drinker- but they did have quite a few good options. Although this place seemed a little small and quiet for my tastes it may be great for an intimate dinner. I will likely go back some time to try some main dishes.

This place does the best breakfast sticks ever ther awesome and the chinese chicken sandwichs are…read moregood too. When ever i work in wimbledon i go here for lunch. The service is good to

So this is a little Caribbean bakery, just a short walk away from West Croydon station (in the…read moreThornton Heath direction). It is very modest, inside and out but don't let that put you off! I opted for the jerk chicken sandwich with cheese and jerk sauce. And oh my! It was sooooo good! The jerk chicken was shredded in a white roll with a slice of burger cheese. They heated it up and added the sauce and it was really tasty! Really well spiced and very moreish. Also the price isn't bad at £2.50 for quite a large portion! And it's homemade on the premises! Amazing!

I love there food, it's clean and fresh..good serviceread more

As mentioned in a previous review I have moved to the area recently and unfortunately left a great…read moreChinese/schezuan place behind. Trying to find somewhere nice we tried the new Ming (take away) it had been suggested to us by a friend and we gave it a go. We tried quite a few dishes and nothing really come up to the standard of our previous place. The nicest things were the rice and the chow mein and as a Chinese restaurant I would expect these dishes to be good. Not that there was anything dramatically wrong with anything and we certainly ate the meal. But nothing to write home about. The chicken satay was dry and the peanut sauce quite watery. The spare ribs were rough and quite chewy. And altogether didn't give a great dining experience. This was however a take away and take away sometimes doesn't fare the trip well but it wasn't anywhere near nice enough to make me go and sit in the place.

The best shop in the uk and perhaps the world. I got a falafel wrap here like 3 or 4 years ago and…read moreI think about it twice every day because it was the most delicious thing I have ever eaten. All of the employees deserve a nobel prize for their contributions to humanity

Are you in need of a place where you can both indulge in a delicious Middle-Eastern wrap and…read morebreast-feed your baby? - Well, then you should come to Phoenicia! Phoenicia is a lot: it's a supermarket, a butcher, a quick-lunch place, as well as a place where you can come to and have a lovely chat with a friend while eating away at their delicious selection of baklava. As for the wraps/sandwiches, there are basically two choices: the Lebanese wrap (a plain flat-bread wrap) or the Moroccan wrap (a flat-bread with spinach inside). Once you've made this difficult choice, you have to make more choices...you can fill your wrap with salads (such as tabbouleh), spreads (such as humous) and meats (such as spicy chicken or merguez). But, if you don't want to choose, you might as well order two kinds of wraps as the prices of one is very reasonable. Later, you may want to top it all off with a nice baklava, which you might even get for free if you're really nice. In fact, speaking of nice, the service here is super-friendly. Everyone is very polite and they bring your food to the table... After your lunch (or whatever you've had) you should go check out their supermarket...you will basically find here anything you need. They also have a very nice selection of organic products.