The Genet Cafe - Ethiopian Restaurant - (Near , london)

Cleo Petricek Excellent food. The best scones I have ever had. The carrot cake was very tasty too. The tomato soup was so delicious, I am craving it again while I type this.

shila sultana I had a lovely experience at this restaurant this past weekend for my dad’s birthday. We ordered quite a lot that was recommended by the staff, all of which I was extremely happy with, if you’re ever unsure on what to order just trust their recommendations. For starters we all really enjoyed the lamb chops, chicken pakora, meat samosas were particularly very good, chicken wings and onion bhaji. For mains we had the lamb rogan Josh, it was cooked really well and very tender, the king prawn jalfrezi was really flavoursome and a good level of spice, the chicken madras was very very nice all the spices went very well together, the chicken bhuna was exceptionally tasty. We ordered a lot of the rice side dishes and I loved the pilau and garlic rice. I’ve been coming here for years and the staff are always so friendly and welcoming, my dad loved his birthday experience and we had a lovely family day out. Would highly recommend this family business for locals and anyone looking for a good restaurant serving Indian food.

Ada P The best Indian around! I just ate from here for the first time today, every dish was excellent but the chicken tikka masala balti curry was very nice and a very generous portion. Peshwari naan is delicious and all the naans are made fresh in the tandoori oven. The onion bhaji also had a great flavour and consistency and was cooked to perfection. This is a very special family run business who have been looking after the local community for years, there is a reason they have customers returning for 30+ years! Big thanks to the boss Harry and his wonderful family, I will definitely be back ❤️

Prunanegra negra Best chicken burgers, I really recommend the N10 and the grilled chicken so tasty. The staff and the owner are top notch really professional and friendly. I also tried the pizza and it was really nice. Great quality and big portions for a good price.

zy Z The dry pot beef brisket was really good and the portion was huge. The beef was tender and full of flavour, and the dish came to the table still steaming hot. Definitely great for sharing. Good value and a very satisfying meal!

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.