Umana Yana - (Near , london)

5 /5 Frank Alphonse: Glad I finally made the trip to Umana Yana. Debbie was extremely welcoming and nice enough to go through the various options on the menu with us. The boneless chicken stew was tender, well seasoned and very affordable for a full plate. Im already looking forward to trying the rest of the menu. Thank you for a great introduction to Guyanese cuisine and your hospitality!

5 /5 Ross Barden: Delicious vegan roti and fiery ginger shots full of goodness and nutrition. Family run and ever so friendly. Support their fight against Vodafone who have erected huge boxes outside the shop obscuring the view fork passing traffic and spoiling their trade. Support this gem and taste the deliciousness.

4 /5 Sophie K Davis: The food was okay. We went for the boneless chicken roti. I would have loved some kind of coleslaw or something to go with the the wrap. Even if they put some grated carrots and cabbage in to give it a lift. I would definitely go again to support and maybe try the curry goat. Also the food is halal which is great.

1 /5 simon nunes: I honestly wish I had read the reviews properly before going, because it feels like nothing has changed and the same issues keep coming up. It’s so disappointing, especially when customers are clearly giving feedback and it doesn’t look like any improvements are being made. It really ruined my day because I genuinely wanted to support this local business after hearing about the challenges they’ve been having. For the price, the food was extremely underwhelming. I ordered curry goat, not curry potatoes, yet there were more potatoes than goat. At £13, this is ridiculous. The curry itself was tasteless, and the rice was dry with a small sprinkle of peas. For something so expensive, the quality just wasn’t there at all. What makes it worse is that I went out of my way to support them, but it really feels like they are not interested in improving the customer experience. When people take the time to leave reviews, the least that should happen is some effort to take it on board. Clearly no lessons have been learned here, and that’s such a shame. FYI: Being Guyanese, and with so few Guyanese restaurants around, this was extra disappointing. There was no effort in the food at all. I honestly tried to eat it, but it was so awful that I had to throw it out.