Frizzante - (Near Tower Hamlets, South East)

John Royce Maguiza Excellent dining experience! We had such a lovely time at Sushi Shimai. The food was fresh, delicious, comforting, and made with care — the kind of sushi you really enjoy without any fuss, just good flavors and quality ingredients. What truly made our visit special was the lady who served us. She was so kind, attentive, and welcoming, and made us feel genuinely looked after from the moment we sat down. Her warmth added so much to the experience and turned a great meal into a memorable one. A cozy, feel-good spot for delicious sushi and wonderful service. We’ll definitely be back.

Natalie Our server, Tianna, was the absolute BEST! 10/10 Lovely personality and service (despite the venue being incredibly busy). Thank you Tianna for a fun evening. Attended with a friend for the Lobster fest 241 deal. The lobster was delicious, came with a small side salad and house fries/chips. We were both thoroughly stuffed by the end.

Sadek Ali I was recommended this place for dinner after my friends went there previously so I thought I’d give it a try. If I’m not mistaken it is a family run Pakistani Cuisine restaurant that offers both takeaway and dine in options. It’s not a massive restaurant but there is plenty of space for large groups but definitely book a table in advance. There is a large variety available on the menu with emphasis on grilled foods. We went for the 3-4 people Mixed Tawa for 3 people and we had to take some home because of the quantity. The food is made to order so you will have to wait a bit for it to come out so getting there on time and ordering sooner rather than later is advised as like I said previously it is a family run business. But what I will say is the wait is worth it. I’ve had a lot of mixed grills in my time and their take on spices and flavours is unique to the traditional mixed grills you get around London. The meats are very tender and juicy and enthused with the oils and spices in the tawa. I will say it is a bit greasy just because it is on a tawa but this absorbed into the naan adds a lot of depth and doesn’t end up being too heavy. Overall the food is very good and it’s a spot I would return back to on a regular basis. I would give it a try if you’re in the area or looking for something new.

kelly challice edwards Over priced for what you get. We had the roasts as a table of five people, two of us had the roast beef which was so tough you couldn’t even cut it and the Yorkshire pudding was awful too. Asked the waitress to take something off the bill as we were not able to eat it, the manager came over (short little bald man) and argued the toss over it and eventually stomped off, swearing under his breath and took a fiver off. Absolutely awful customer service from him and definitely suffered with little man syndrome. The rest of the staff were lovely. Unfortunately we will never be going back there. Wished we had of read the reviews before booking.

Kai What a lovely place to eat in Forest Hill. This small, cosy Japanese restaurant is ideal for families as well as special events; with a well-curated menu. The food quality and ingredients, especially the fish, are fresh. I have been a supporter of this local business for a considerable time and am more than happy to recommend it.

Janet TT After visiting the Home Museum, we walked across Nom Nom. Their décoration feels like local Vietnamese restaurant, so we decided to give it a try. We ordered the Xeo Tofu Pancake, the Pork & Wood Ear Mushroom Steamed Rice Roll, and the Bun Cha Ha Hoi. I highly recommend the Tofu Pancake — it’s incredibly fresh and flavorful, with a perfectly crunchy texture. The Bun Cha Ha Hoi is a cold noodle dish, but the grilled pork mixed with the noodles is surprisingly delicious. The rice rolls are soft, mild in flavor, and feel really light and healthy. Overall, a great spot — definitely worth checking out!