Bosa Kitchen - Southfields - (Near , South East)

William W I had an excellent meal here. I enjoyed everything, from the food , the friendly waiter who single handily served the whole restaurant and the venue, which retained the Victorian interior. I thought the food was authentic. The bbq dishes were great, so are the dumplings, and the noodles freshly made. What’s more, there’s free refill for the noodles - you are guaranteed to leave this restaurant stuffed. I would happily return and spread the word. It’s excellent value.

Olivia Jenkins If you have not yet tried this restaurant make it next on your list!! I have been here for both lunch and evening meal and every time it is amazing. The food the atmosphere and most importantly the staff are the best!!! Big portions for good prices. Shoutout to Melissa for the delicious cocktails too. Really highly recommend.

Leaburn Such a great find. Nice restaurant serving up brilliant dishes of Vietnamese food. The pork spring rolls are as good as they get, whilst my pork baguette might be the best baguette I’ve ever eaten. That’s how it’s done France…the meat broth was grand too. Strange ordering system where you pick up a menu and then write the numbered dish on a ticket before handing it to the waitress at the till. Pay before eating. There is a nice looking garden out the back. One of the very best places to eat in Woolwich.

Martin Whitlock We had a lovely meal with a large group of Friends. The pub is perfect for meeting up with friends and family in a warm and cosy environment. The service we attentive, friendly and relaxed. The food was very good, I highly recommend the duck leg - simply wonderful. Overall, its not the easiest place to get to if youre not local, but it is well worth the journey.

Noor Generous portions, friendly service, delicious food. Would highly recommend!

S J My first experience with Taste of Lahore was in Hammersmith, where I was staying nearby. I have to highlight this branch because it left such a strong impression. It seems to be run by a small family, a father and son, and I only found out later that it is part of a franchise. Despite that, it has the warmth and charm of an independent place. The space is small, clean, and inviting, with a friendly team that makes it feel personal rather than commercial. The keema was excellent, rich and full of flavour, and the chicken with chips and sauce was outstanding. I still crave that dish every time I go to Taste of Lahore. The food has a freshness and balance that many similar places miss. It is also one of the more stylish Pakistani restaurants in London, modern in look but not overdone. The setting adds to the experience, giving it an intimate, relaxed feel that suits the food perfectly. Overall, this Hammersmith branch is a real gem and easily one of my favourite Pakistani spots in London. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for something authentic, satisfying, and welcoming.