Cafe Mama Pho - (Near Lewisham, South East)

Oliver Yung Ever so often, one craves that hearty, honest meal and for me, that’s Chaconia, a Trinidadian restaurant at the heart of Deptford. The simple and clean store front veils the rich and exciting flavours that belie. I ordered the chicken curry and rice and was persuasively nudged by a fellow diner to try the goat curry instead; fortunately, the most generous proprietress indulged my gustatory fancies and offered me a small side of that. It was a plate of absolute joy - both curries had distinct flavours and the meats were perfectly stewed, retaining their structure while being succulent to the bite. The rice was well flavoured and was the perfect accompaniment to those rich curries. At £5, this was an absolute steal. I’ll be back.

Rico Razzo Really great Japanese food - the gyoza were plump, crisp, and oozing with flavour and a delicious sauce. The prawn tempura was spectacular - really light crisp batter and succulent prawns, properly good. Fennel and cucumber salad was good, fresh, but perhaps a little over-priced for the size of the portion. All round great though and definitely worth stopping by.

Diana R As a “certified foodie” from Hispanic descent, I really enjoyed this pizza. I got the Lucky Cow pizza and it was amazing! The spice and flavor were there from the brisket and it reminded me of how birria tacos taste from the tenderness of the meat to the salsa and jalapeños adding that spicy kick I love in food. I love that it’s stone fired so the crust has the right balance of crispy on the edges and still soft in the right places. Totally recommend trying out this place! Ted is great at making one of the best pizzas I’ve ever tried.

Layla Hussain always come here for chicken wrap and chips.. my local takeaway.. food is always made fresh so i never mind waiting and the gentlemen serving is also kind.. will always recommend!!

REG Badger Badger seemed like a very nice boardgame cafe, and somewhere Id like to come to again to fully experience. I arrived at around 9pm, the place closes at 11, and boardgames are charged at £8.50 for 3 hours of play. Opting against paying for 3 hours and only using 2, I chose instead to pay cards (free) and drink a couple of pints (not free but understandable). The Guinnesses I had were nice enough, service was friendly and everyone around us seemed to be happy to be playing boardgames in a nice environment on a Tuesday night. They appeared to have a good range here. They also sold boardgames and a range of other similar products in the boardgame area. Food looked quite good here but I didnt have any. The toilets were satisfactory.