ALmasara - Lebanese Grill - (Near , london)

1 /5 Md Haq: Its not a lebanese restaurant. Few Bangali uncles in the serving up quarter chicken cut up as full chicken. Sharwarma was not cooked properly and could smell some rawness to it. Wont be going back there again!

5 /5 Saudi & London Eats & Travel: This is from Saudi Eats in London, with 90k+ followers across social platforms. Instagram & Tiktok: saudieats.ksa @lebanese_grill_almasara isn’t just a place to eat; it’s a place to experience flavour. Their rice arrives like a quiet masterpiece, fragrant, fluffy, each grain carrying whispers of spice and slow-cooked goodness. And the meat? Tender, rich, and perfectly cooked, as if time itself slowed down just to get it right. Every bite feels intentional, crafted, and deeply satisfying, a burst of life on a plate. #chocolatecoveredstrawberries Bold, vibrant, unforgettable. The half-and-half rice platter is a celebration of contrast and harmony, colours and aromas dancing together. The shawarma wraps you in smoky, juicy comfort, while the fried chicken burger delivers that golden crunch followed by waves of flavour that refuse to be ignored.

1 /5 Sultan Al ramsi: *picture attached is the rude staff member* I dont think Ive ever been talked to so disrespectfully before. I was simply asking a question about the menu, and the worker immediately seemed irritated and angry that I was even asking. Instead of answering politely, he kept telling us to "sit down" multiple times in a rude tone. When there was confusion about the order, he said, "If you look properly you will see the menu says this doesnt come with fries," which is very unprofessional. Customers should be able to ask questions without being made to feel stupid or like theyre an inconvenience. As an Emirati I wanted to show some Lebanese brothers some love and support only for there to be a kitchen filled with bengalis (not a problem) but very misleading. Food was mediocre.