nanoom Korean Dining | BBQ, Wimbledon - (Near , South East)

Katka Richards I had a lovely breakfast today at Harry’s cafe, amazing service all staff was friendly. The food came out quick and hot definitely worth the money. A great atmosphere ( that was also clean) I Would definitely recommend!!

Bishow Sundar Sejuwal From the moment we stepped in, we were wrapped in the warm, inviting aroma of spices. Our visit to Royal Spice was more than just a meal; it was a fantastic experience. The staff treated us like old friends, offering genuine recommendations. We tried the Mixed Nepali Platter (the momo were divine!) and the Butter Chicken, which was impossibly creamy and flavourful. The garlic naan was fresh, fluffy, and perfect for scooping up every last bit of sauce. What truly sets Royal Spice apart is the heart they put into every dish. You can taste the authenticity and care. It’s a rare gem in Uxbridge that transports your senses straight to the Himalayas and the vibrant streets of India. We left with full hearts and even fuller stomachs. Thank you for an unforgettable evening! We’ll be back very soon.

Gemma Bennett I came across Wingz n Dat via a recommendation from a local WhatsApp group and I am SO happy I did. I needed Caribbean caterers for my son’s christening and I was absolutely thrilled with the food and the service. My guests were extremely happy with the food and were keen to know where the caterers were located. Everything was cooked to an extremely high standard and I was so impressed. Thank you for making the day so perfect!

Billy Potts Nice family place to visit, I visited here on a Friday it was quite quiet at mid day. There is plenty of things for the kids to do outside from swings, play equipment, bounced castle and more, a few its of play equipment has seen better days now but it is all looked after and clean, the outside area is a lovely place to sit with some nice views. The car park is a good size as well. We didnt have any food this visit but when we have in the past we have not been disappointed.

Charlene Anne My son and I visited the farm and then stopped over for lunch after an afternoon in the rain.One couldnt imagine this obscure spot in the heart of London. For lunch we had pumpkin soup and for pudding, caramalised apple cake. The business is family run and the staff are friendly, attentive and helped with a phone charger when my battery was running out. It was busy but not so much as to put you off. The restaurant has plenty of character - walls are adorned with used pans as decor, and evocative art. The music complemented the calm atmosphere. We also bought the bread, which one of the members of the staff told us was a family recipe which was passed down for generations.