Reviews in London

Japanese restaurant in the Kyoto style. The service was exceptional, and the staff were very happy to help and explain the menu. We decided to do the Japanese sharing style of service, which is great if there are two of you. One of the dishes was Amberjack, a fish unknown to us. It came with a paper bowl of soup on a flame stove. The idea was to place a piece of the fish in the soup and cook it to your taste. It was beautiful. We can highly recommend this place, and will be going back for sure.

We went on a group of girls of 5 we had fun lots to eat lots to drink we got legless and we had fun had a few shots they are cheap and u also have a big range of choice. u can sit inside or outside u choose where u want depends how the weather is ..... Last and not least the service was good and on time and our bill came up to £130.00..... Good or what

What a great place, great food, great staff and most importantly quiet and perfect. Would recommend, must see and go place.

The food is great value for money. You can get the daily special, which includes salad, chapati and a really gorgeous rice pudding, and a beer for less than £10. Service isn't exacly quick, but it's so close to my office that's not much of an issue for me. The other non-specials on the menu look fab as well, and I only see "clean plates" when the tables are being cleared!

A small (about 10 tables) treasure. Fresh, delicious and reasonably priced. One of our best meals in London.

It is nice and big, the best pizza in town and best place I ever eaten there.

Authentic risottos and pizzas. Excellent, real Italian food at a modest price. Noisy and often long lines, but seats are set well apart from each other. Still tasting that risotto!

My husband and I wanted terribly to like this restaurant, but unfortunately our main courses arrived at the table and were barely lukewarm. All of the starters and appetizers were piping hot, so it was a disappointment to have lukewarm mains. Service was prompt and prices are very reasonable, best thing was the chicken wings. I understand this is Indian food rethought but it could use a little more spice.

We ate at Erebuni a few weeks ago and enjoyed it very much. The food was great! I had Russian food before in London and this was by far my favourite. The atmosphere and service was friendly. Would recommend to go and try for yourselves!

super above average grub...well prepared and tasty...a good variety from lamb chops to salads and very nicely cooked fish and chips...think a perfectly fried fillet...with fresh new peas and thyme...super...They serve a lovely Pimm's Punch here too!!!

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Fantastic Korean food Crispy dumplings Delicious glass noodles Sizzling BBQ beef tenderloin Good experienced Bibimbap(stonebowl rice) Definitely recommend this restaurant. That's why I write down Come back and try the rest of dishes.

The food was excellent. Very authentic. Staffs were nice and friendly. There are lots of special dishes that you wouldn't find in most other Thai restaurants.

I have to say this was one of the best place's I’ve been to in a long time the food was out of this world and watch out for the salsa dip it's hot but a nice hot I went out with a group of 7 and didn’t have to wait for a table i would go back and would recommend this place to pals

Having eaten here twice in a year, I thought I'd write and let readers know of my experiences. There are several branches of Monty's in the local area, originally started by a group of guys together, who eventually split and opened up separate branches. I've eaten at 3 of the 4 local branches and would say this is not the best of the ones I've eaten at but it's good compared to other Indian/Nepalese restaurants I've eaten in. The service is always prompt and the food is served quickly and tastes good. Their prices are very reasonable and they do go out of their way to ask if you want the food cooked differently, e.g. more spicey, less hot, etc. I'd definitely be happy to give them a good 8 out of 10 as an overall rating. Toilets are always clean - that's very important to consider when reviewing a dining venue I think!

I finally ate at the Kasturi after numerous failed visits. Of course, it could have been a big let-down but it was far from that. The food was fantastic and the service very friendly. Can't think of an Indian restaurant that comes close to this.

The Cock Tavern "Restaurant" is essentially the upstairs bar of the pub. Can be a little smoky at times depending on the clientele, but with the smoking ban coming into effect in July this will no longer be a problem. The menu offers a full range of potato based starters. You can chose from Chunky Chips, Curly Fries or Potato Wedges. The chips are warm and average for pub chips. The fries are a much better choice and the best from the selection of starters on offer. The main courses are varied, as long as you like chips and salad. The double burger and chips is filling with particularly good white buns. The chicken Kiev which is the signature dish is tender and succulent and has a particularly nice batter. Staff are friendly and can provide bottles of ketchup and bowls of mayonnaise on demand to accompany your meal. No deserts offered as yet, may I suggest another round of chips if you're still hungry? The wine list is varied, with a choice of white (medium and dry), the newly added rose and of course, red. Price wise it is very good, with the main meals reviewed here costing about six pounds each.

This place was great. The food was fantastic and we really enjoyed the belly dancers!