Koh-I-Noor Palace, London - (Near Brent, london)

louise cook We found Flavours of Spice through a google search as visiting the area. It was a quiet time as the football was on! The staff were really friendly and enthusiastic about taking over the premises. They explained all about the changes they had made and explained the menu. Our food was absolutely delicious and plenty of it. I would definitely eat there again.

Kat Really enjoyed the meal at the Reindeer cafe! They offer traditional canto style dishes at a very high standard. The charsiu was perfectly cooked with a good balance of fattiness and lean meat, with a subtle hint of sweetness from the honey. The roast duck was really tender and flavourful as well. The garlic choi sum was simple but delicious — well seasoned, not stiff or overcooked at all, and you can really taste the wok hei. Our highlight of the meal was the lamb hotpot, it was so tasty and the lamb literally just slides off the bone!! The portion size was generous so I’m glad that we brought some Tupperwares with us, wouldn’t want to waste any of this delicious food!! There’s a bakery in the cafe as well — we’ve particularly enjoyed the coconut peanut 糯米糍(mochi) and the egg tart. And oh! Don’t forget the milk tea too, which was made to perfection and perhaps even better than some of the 茶餐廳 I’ve been to in HK. Will definitely come back again for another meal!!

Gio Saponaro Its really a little gem in Cricklewood. Very nice atmosphere, very professional, polite and friendly staff. The service is outstanding and the meals they prepare are very delicious.....the best chips in Londons pub I have enjoyed so far. Absolutely Highly recommended.

Grady Bradley My visit to Giacomo’s was a delightful experience that showcased the warmth and authenticity of Italian dining. The atmosphere was cozy and inviting, with rustic touches, soft lighting, and a lively yet relaxed vibe that made it perfect for both casual meals and special occasions. The food was outstanding. The pasta dishes were freshly made and full of flavor, with sauces that struck the perfect balance between richness and freshness. The wood‑fired pizzas had a light, airy crust and generous toppings, while the seafood options were beautifully prepared and tasted incredibly fresh. The desserts – especially the tiramisu – were indulgent and the ideal finale to the meal. The drinks selection complemented the food perfectly, with a curated list of Italian wines and refreshing cocktails that added to the overall experience. Service was warm, attentive, and professional. The staff created a welcoming environment, offering recommendations with genuine enthusiasm and ensuring that every detail of the visit felt seamless. What made the visit special was the combination of authentic Italian flavors, cozy atmosphere, and heartfelt hospitality. Dining at Giacomo’s felt less like a simple meal and more like being welcomed into a family kitchen. Overall, Giacomo’s is a must‑visit in London – a place where Italian tradition meets modern comfort, offering delicious food, great drinks, and a truly memorable dining experience.

Gadgets N Excellent customer service, mozzarella sticks are super delicious and chicken box with fries tasty and fresh ! Very good prices .

Annabelle Great food, great portion and great price. Also a very peaceful cosy cafe.