The Famous Cod Father Fish Bar - (Near , london)

Ellie Ribeiro Beaman In Summertown to pick up a clothes alteration and we decided to walk down the street to look for some lunch. I feel so lucky that I turned the right way down the street and found LBs! I had some lentils and rice, and some samboussek, which were great, but my sons wrap was incredible! He had the mixed sandwich with chicken in delicious Lebanese flatbread. It was so big he took half of it home to have later...I went back in for a Lebanese coffee and a maamoul. I dont even live in Oxford but its worth getting the bus in just to come back!

Andrew Reeves-Hall Delicious food served by friendly attentive helpful staff in a splendidly designed railway arch space all for a fair price. The entrance is through a garden of large potted plants that is ever so welcoming in this central London venue. Easy walking distance from Thames, tube and Waterloo station. Recommended.

Kanchan KARKI Absolutely loved the food at Mhendo Chulo! The momos were fresh and flavorful — some of the best Ive had. The chatpatey was perfectly spicy and tangy, just like youd get in Nepal. And the masala tea was the perfect warm, comforting finish to the meal. Great service and authentic taste all around. Highly recommend for anyone craving real Nepalese flavors!

ColinsKid I’ve visited this place a handful of times and each time I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the food. Each visit I aim to try a different dish, to get a real insight into what Filipino cuisine is like having not come across it before I moved into the borough. Today was no exception, I opted to try one of the daily specials: Pork Humba. It was a delicious dish of fatty pork belly, with black beans, banana blossom in a sweet and savoury soy sauce, served with steamed rice. Delicious. My previous visits have seen my try the Chicken adobo, Kare Kare and up until today my favourite the Caldereta. The condiment table is always worth a visit with pots of homemade chilli oil and a vinegary onion sauce that helps to cut through the rich dishes. Staff are friendly and the restaurant is an unassuming cafe usually frequented by a mix of locals as well as international visitors looking for a tasty affordable lunch with decent sized portions. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Romford and looking for something tasty, comforting and different to the usual fry up cafes and fast food restaurants scattered around the Romford Market area.

Ali Hooshyarpey Absolutely amazing experience! The place had such a warm Persian vibe, and the food was next-level especially the Dizi! Seriously, one of the best I’ve ever had full of flavor, rich, and perfectly cooked. Highly recommend this spot if you want real authentic Iranian taste!” Thanks a lot to Sarina Ghasideh for the great service she was super kind and professional!”

Jakki Carey Great food, great service and a warm welcome. We had the vegetarian platter and it was delicious. The injera was lovely - light and fluffy. I have taken a couple of stars off for atmosphere - the lighting seemed very bright so a cafe atmosphere rather than a restaurant (to be fair, it does call itself a cafe, but the food was definitely restaurant quality) and the loo, while clean, had no paper or hand towels. This may have been because we arrived quite late and caught them on the hop.