Arepa - (Near , london)

David Waller Excellent Cafe.....Best in Pinner....Excellent Food. Always nice and hot...Nice atmosphere, clean and tidy. The owner and all the staff are very friendly, kind and always make me feel welcome. A great place to eat out. 10 out of 10

Vanessa G Big portions. Lots of flavour! Their meat and side plates are just fab. Lunch time special was great value for money. My friend had the wrap and it was amazing, dripping with juices and fresh amazing grilled meat! I had the lamb kofte..I was very impressed. I will be back again with the family for sure.

JC Friend recommended this place when we spoke about the best fish & chips to try in Whitstable. Glad to say I wasn’t disappointed at all. Great portion and amazingly fresh taste. The batter was light and chips were cooked perfectly. Seemed like it was a local spot since a lot of people came in after us and you could hear a lot of friendly chatter with the owner.

Eva It right opposite of Emirate stadium, only 5 4 seats tables plus 3 seats bar and 3 tables outside, we arrived at about 6pm on Thursday, the place is almost full and in 10mins, all tables were taken. The food is authentic, not fancy but taste good. All dishes are good and not as spicy as it shown in the photos. We ordered so many forgot to take photos. Will come back again.

Aaron Horn This is a hidden gem of an authentic Japanese restaurant nestled in the heart of Hampstead. The restaurant itself is quite small like many of the shops in Hampstead, but they have done an amazing job to make it an original feeling high and star Japanese barbecue restaurant. They offer a full menu, including sushi, sashimi grilled skewers, main courses, starters, and Saki. The flavours were authentic. The food was high-quality and the service was outstanding honestly I can’t fault it even though they’re very busy. We managed to grab a table downstairs last minute. I had the grilled mackerel and onion skewers which were amazing. It is not cheap but it is fairly priced especially for authentic Japanese food. This is definitely a highly recommended restaurant for Me. It’s probably one of the best Japanese restaurants in the area , honestly it’s a great spot well worth going.

Supersupergirl Manzis in Soho is a hidden gem with ocean-themed decor, crab salt pepper shakers and British local seafood dishes. Prices are surprisingly reasonable for Soho and they have some dishes like soup and pasta from Brasserie Zedel as they are part of the same group. Overall, it was lush when spot on but found them inconsistent hence havent been recently. I dined here last year when they recently opened. The highlight is the fish and chip burger. When the fish was perfect, ie coating, moist delicate fish and fresh fluffy crisp pale chips, the whole thing was insane. The tartar sauce and pink onions were so good. Another time the brine was too strong so it was salty lacking the taste of fresh fish which led to it burning the batter quicker. The colour of the batter of the second and third visit was different to the first. The chips on the visit were done for ages before it was assembled. It was just me there but unfortunately they had a party upstairs so kitchen was understaffed. The butter chicken they serve is unique as you get a big piece of chicken thigh with skin.