Bagaara - (Near Berkshire, london)

James King-Taylor Food was superb, quick and well presented. This isnt your every day slushy curryhouse. Its very good quality and full of flavour. Kids loved it too. The main menu is indian, however if any of your guests desire classic pub food (such as one of our kids) then fish n chips or similar are all pub grub also optional on the second menu! Music was less err considered and was playing a 1998-2002 ministry of sound dance mix or similar… would have preferred anything else at 1700 on a Thursday afternoon!!!

Md. Riadus Salehin Tried the wings. Fantastic! Spicy & crunchy. Ordered 3, gave me 3 more as compliment because one or two of the wings were not adequately big. Tried the mango drink, good one. Theyve got good variety of drinks. Staff and the manager were extremely cordial. The only thing I didnt like was the odour inside. Overall , definitely recommended!

Sasha Confrey Great atmosphere. Lots of tables, dartboards & equipment to buy or hire.

Anoop Thomas My wife and I visited Afrizi for our anniversary after a recommendation from a friend, and it was an unforgettable experience from start to finish. The food was incredibly flavourful, fresh, and truly touched our souls with its authenticity - you can tell every dish is made with love and tradition. We enjoyed everything we ordered: the perfectly fried plantains, juicy chicken wings, delicious mutton stew with jollof rice, and the chicken stew with jollof rice. Every bite was a delight! To make our celebration extra special, the lovely team surprised us with complimentary puff-puffs topped with biscoff, coconut, and pistachios - such a thoughtful and delicious touch. The staff were warm, polite, and provided exceptional customer service throughout our meal. We also loved their niche selection of beers and ciders, which paired wonderfully with the food. Overall, it was a 10/10 experience. Afrizi is truly a hidden gem in Basingstoke, and we can’t wait to return to try even more dishes. Highly recommend for anyone looking for authentic Nigerian cuisine and a wonderful dining experience!

Andrew (Snowdog) In this day and age its quite difficult to get a very decent meal for less than £10. I had a toasted sausage bap and a coke for £7.50. Can I find anything to complain about? No! The bap was really nicely toasted, and buttered as well. Sausages were piping hot and cooked through and a medium coke is a fairly decent size compared to some bars. The staff are casual and not over the top, they speak to you like they see you every day, and its a relaxed approach like that, that keeps me coming back. Normally when I go to eat I dont want something special, I dont want to be upsold a product that I have no interest in and here thats all avoided by that one question: "anything else at all?" And as soon as a no is heard, they leave you to it, which is exactly what I want when I go somewhere to eat. Service was also really quick, from sitting down to receiving food it couldnt have been any more than 15 minutes which is absolutely brilliant. I urge more people to come to Mr Munch as its Basingstokes answer to an actual cafe, that ISNT a branded restaurant or coffee shop. One more big thing I want to point out is that you can get a breakfast plate ALL day. I dont always take that option but its nice to know its available. So if youre in Basingstoke give it a try, you wont leave disappointed.

Ajay Bali Must try an Indian restaurant. After a very long time, I had quite tasty and spicy food here. Its one of the few Indian restaurants which kept the authenticity and taste of Indian food. If you miss that Indian spicy taste then you should visit this place. Also, you will get multiple varieties of sauces along with bottomless soft drinks.