Bisha Eritrean Restaurant - (Near Islington, london)

5 /5 Jana Hock: I celebrated my birthday with nearly 30 guests here and it was a perfect experience. Everyone loved the food, the service was outstanding, and the staff really went out of their way to make this a special occasion. Thank you so much for having us!

5 /5 Melanie Metz: Delicious food, lots of vegan and vegetarian options. The individual platter is huge and such a great price. You get to try all the different dishes, including spiced lentil dishes, different veggies, etc. Lots of injera (the bread) provided. The woman who ran the place was so kind and helpful. We also got Eritrean coffee which came with a bunch of popcorn, both delicious.

5 /5 Rachel !: We ordered the meat and veg sharing platter and was absolutely delicious. Such generous portions we took lots home with us. Service and atmosphere were lovely we felt as though we could stay as long as we wanted. Would highly recommend!

5 /5 Marcello Seminara: I discovered this place by coincidence for the simple fact that I recently moved to the area. Its difficult to describe with words how much I love it. Everything is beyond perfection and make this one of the best restaurants in London if you want atmosphere, great food and great service ... all at a very reasonable price. I havent tried all dishes yet but so far I was blown away by the Bamia (OKRA) and the Awaze Tibsi. Im really fascinated by the vernacular decor of the place, which really makes you feel like you just stepped in Eritrea. The background songs are all beautiful (it made me discover the artist Abrar Osman!). And, nevertheless, the people are so welcoming and make you really feel at home, both the restaurateurs and the loyal clients. A special mention to Jordanos for introducing me to the dishes and for generally being nice and chatty. Couldnt recommend it more!

1 /5 Mel: Travelled 2 hours to try Eritrean food for the first time. Plus the 1 hour waiting time just for take away. The food portion was good but the meat wasnt cooked well enough for me and was so chewy. Then the food was drenched in oil and no real sauce to dip the injera in The Injera was very sour. My partner is Eritrean and I wanted to surprise him with the meal but he was disappointed and did not eat anything as he said he didnt like it. I travelled far because I saw a lot of good reviews.