Hindi lahat masarap! We tried ukoy, lumpia, kare-kare, sisig. Parang lahat walang tumama sa lasa…read more Sana naman kung fusion sarapan. Mahusay ang service. Mabait ang mga waiters. Don na lang bumawi. (And rice. Masarap!)

The food is amazing. We are visiting from USA, California to be exact & discovering this gem was a…read morewin. The service was great and the ambiance is super chill and laid back. I would call ahead to make a reservation.

A serviceable neighborhood Turkish restaurant…read more Not a destination place and there is much better Turkish food in London. But for "nearby" and comforting - perfectly nice.

You know, I have walked by this place at least 50 times in the past. Every time I said to myself,…read moreSOMEDAY I'll go in here. For the longest time, I just never had the opportunity because usually when I walk by, I am just not hungry. Finally, that SOMEDAY happened! And I am so glad it did! I came here a bit after 1 pm and I asked the server whether the lamb shank or the Mousakka is a better choice. I always liked mousakka so I knew it would be a safe pick, but the server recommended the lamb as it's just fresh out of the oven so I agreed. The lamb was so tender it fell right off the bone. The sauce was excellent and everything was super tasty. The portion was big so my boyfriend and I shared the lamb shank and felt it was quite sufficient for the 2 of us. Definitely recommended!

I came to Banana Tree after dinner with a cousin one night. We were walking around looking for a…read moreplace to have dessert. When we arrived the staff was pleasant and attentive. We ordered two ginger and lemon grass teas with the chocolate cake and coconut ice cream dessert. It was all delicious and perfect. I will come back!

I do like Banana Tree for not being expensive and suitable for a casual dinner. It is not your…read moreusual Asian/Oriental dishes which makes it different. But i dont think the standard is not as good when i first tried it a few years ago. I usually choose one of the main and get it as a combo. A complete dish enough for one person. If you have room for dessert then the Coconut stuffed green Thai pancake or the black rice pudding takes my favour.

Had a late night bite here after attending a concert at KoKo. Simple, fresh and flavorful. The…read moreambiance was fairly calm for a Friday evening after a concert. Quick and helpful service made the experience a breeze.

One thing I absolutely love about London is the diversity and how easy it is to find amazing halal…read morerestaurants. In the search for the best burger in London we discovered BOB. It was raining and cold but we set out to find this place. It was worth it. Let me tell you why: - THE LAMB BURGER!!!!! Need I say more? This burger is in my top 5 best burgers I've ever had in my life. It is the best lamb burger I've ever had! I cannot explain how the flavors and ingredients just all threw a party in my mouth. And that fried cheese on the burger just elevated it to a different level. Make sure you try this burger, you will not regret it. - The decor. Very cool, very Beatles, very music inspired, really liked the decor. - The service. I honestly felt like I was at home and one of my close friends was making me lunch. Really cool people. Dear BOB, I love you, stay awesome, stay cool, keep feeding the world lamb burgers because we need to feel that happy all the time. See you next time :)

Tinsletown is a quirky bar modelled on the stars of Hollywood, and it was founded by a Brit, so I…read morehear. I have eaten in this over priced American diner a few times before, and yes, it was fine, had some onion rings, burgers, they are all the same really, just over priced. The real reason why have late night trip to Tinsletown in Hampstead, is simply due to the great milk shakes they have. Any chocolate or any chocolate combinations, they will make a shake from it - kit Kat and Oreos, Mars and Lion bar and crunchy. The more chocolate bars you have, the pricier it gets, but they are amazing. My favourite shake is the Oreo's on its own, amazing! There are queues here throughout the day to the early hours of the morning. I love it, but it is pricey

Firstly, a little correction - this branch isn't open 24 hours, but it usually closes - depending…read moreon the day of the week - at 2 or 3 in the morning, so for the purposes of most hungry night-owls, it's as near as doesn't matter. The first thing that strikes you about this American-style diner is, well, its American-style. Anyone who's been to a Hollywood Johnny Rockets will know what kind of thing to expect, with burgers and milkshakes galore. But what stands out most about this place is the fact that in keeping with the Hollywood theme, to match the celebrity photos on the wall - many of the stars posing with the restaurant chain's founder - and pop videos screaming out from the big screens, each of the dishes and drinks is named after a movie - often so tentatively, that you can't work out what it is. There are the obvious China Town for the Chinese section of the menu, Italian Job for the pasta dishes and Once Upon a Time in Mexico for the burritos, and the dessert menu features the Waffle Monty (say it out aloud!) while the menu also features a Licence to Grill area and the Basic Drinks tinct (you get the idea!). But it's the milkshake menu - where the joke wears rather thin, with the word shake being clumsily shoehorned in to everything from Gladi-shaker and Shakes on a Plane to Shakes-orcist and Buffy the Vampire Shake-er. It's bright and noisy, and unless you get a booth, you'll be perched on a high bench, with your food on a table so small and round that it's not particular ideal for a date scenario, but sometimes, by the time the movie's over or you've finished your romantic walk on the Heath, there's no-where else open. Given that Tinseltown largely has a captive audience as there's literally no-where else in Hampstead to start a sit-down meal after 10pm (correct me if I'm wrong), it doesn't really matter whether the food is any good, as whatever it is, for a hungry post-pub audience, it's better than nothing, but it's more than up to the challenge. The menu is varied, the portions are generous, the prices reasonable and the service is friendly.

Guanabana was absolutely incredible from the vibes to the hospitality. And top it off. The food was…read moreabsolutely amazing. My favorite food I've had in London--I will be back. I've already told all of my friends about it.

I loved Guanabana. Granted, they're on the pricier end for Jamaican food that I have had at various…read moreplaces globally, they offer a beautiful take on Caribbean food as they take on a British twist with their Sunday Roast, an experience that my friend and I were lucky to share this past Sunday. At the entrance they were not the most patient with myself and my friend but after much convincing due to a reservation mishap, they allowed us to sit for "60 minutes". They were not the most bustling during the time that we were there but we were happy to have missed the Sunday crowd! The restaurant ambiance and service was not the most remarkable but their menu speaks for itself. I wish they had a more extensive menu with a wider price range but if you're willing to treat yourself on a night out in Camden, definitely swing by Guanabana.

I went with former colleagues from uni in my twenties, the food was absolutely amazing from…read morePakistani dishes. That's how you know that the restaurant is five out of five, if you easily remember the place from many years ago.

UK has over 70,000 Indian/Pakistani restaurants but this place has to be one of the best. It is…read morePakistani food at its best. The lamb chops were fabulous, as was the Chicken Tikka Karahi. The naans are perfectly round and soft. Not sweet at all like some of the other Bengali Indian restaurants where naan is more like dessert. The place is busy most of the time. Service is prompt. They allow you to BYOB which is a nice touch. The prices are great too. Dinner for two ran us a little over 20 pounds. I also hear they are open till midnight, which is great. During my visit, my only two gripes were that they didn't have Nihari (come to think of it, they don't have too many beef dishes which is typical of Pakistani restaurants), and they didn't have tea. No worries though, I don't hold it against them. Their food is way to good and I am a fan!

Bengal Spice is a Bangladeshi restaurant in Holloway. The food was tasty, though portion sizes a…read morebit small. The staff was standoffish and not very cordial, though professional enough. The ambiance inside is a bit on edge with all the tables so close to one another and fellow clientele who weren't the friendliest. Overall fine eats, but not the most comfortable environment. If you go, I hope your experience is more welcoming.

Hidden gem; found by accident, so happy we did. From the humorous service to the absolutely…read moredelicious food, we had an exceptional meal. Love that it's BYOB also! Please don't miss this Holloway treasure; and a spice level of "5" is perfect for this gal.

First time trying woody grill and decided to sit in rather then take away. The service was fast and…read morethe place was packed. I ordered lamb chops with a side of fries. The portion wasn't as big as expected considering most Turkish restaurants are known for there big portions. I'd say the flavours wasn't as strong as I wanted, food needed bit more seasoning but other then that, I'd go again and get something different.

Cheap, delicious, turkish food. they do a great yoghurt drink called ayran. The staff are friendly…read moreand the toilets are clean, as is the whole restaurant really. the decor is beautiful, and the meat is very well cooked, great value for money and the atmosphere is very vibrant. you can get a great meal for well under a tenner!! it is located in kilburn minutes from the station. no criticism really! the donner is devine by the way, must try it, it is freshand absolutely delicious! really polite and a really nice environment actually. I am a big fan of this place. They do fine grub for pretty good prices

My husband and I discovered Lahore Tikka House while walking down Finchley Road about a month ago…read more Being obsessed with Tyyabs in Whitechapel, we were really exciting to try this place out to see if we had finally found similar food without having to head east. I have to admit, we were skeptical - we were the only ones in the place. I can't say enough how much we enjoyed the food and the staff. Super accommodating, very friendly, and very helpful. The food is seriously good. We've been back about 4 times since then and we'll keep on going back. So far we've tried the veggie samosas, mix grill, chicken tikka masala, Karahi Bhuna Gosht, tarka daal, Karahi Paneer Tikka, Karahi Bindi, and the Karahi Bindi. I'm telling you, it's fantastic! We recently brought some Indian friends with us, one from Punjab, and he said, and I quote "it's great to find hidden gems like these!"

like the other reviewer I have been going to tayyabs and a…read morecouple of others in east london for over 25 years now as i work local i live in camden and have never found a decent indian to come anywere near close to them..find a new one order a few sample dishes and time and time again think what a waste of money it was this place is different!, im not saying its up there with tayyabs or the likes but i would order from them again no problem, its northern indian style and a fairly good crack at it too! portion sizes are decent except for the samosa which are mini ones at large one prices! so far ordered chicken karahi lamb karahi keema nan rice chicken tikka starter lamb samosa all good except the samosa! keep the food coming like this and they have a customer for life (except when in east london)