Paramount Cafe Shanklin - (Near , South East)

Olga Artjomova Wild Izakaya is one of those rare places where you start by ordering “a few things” and somehow end up trying half the menu, cause everything is that good. The aubergine was smoky, silky and perfectly glazed - the kind of dish you keep thinking about the next day. The sushi? Incredibly fresh, balanced, clean flavours, no overload, just precision. Every plate we tried had depth, texture and real attention to detail. Nothing felt random or rushed. You can tell the kitchen actually cares. This isn’t just “nice Japanese food” - it’s thoughtful, confident and seriously delicious. London doesn’t need another restaurant. But it definitely needed this one.

Lianne Bayley We visited on Saturday 22nd November for my partners birthday with our two kids(8 and 11) I had been looking initially for somewhere that did full English breakfasts as the kids will eat that but then found reviews for this place which said they also did Thai food too!!! Win win. I phoned and reserved a table. The cafe itself is in quite a residential area but is a real hidden gem. The food was perfect. We had 2 breakfasts, both kids were extremely complimentary about the quality of the food and how well it was cooked and my partner and I got a pad Thai and masaman curry to share.... Oh my gosh, AMAZING. My partner loves chatting to the staff and got the whole back story about how the chef had worked with Thai chefs for 10 years. The food was delicious. He then had a papaya salad too which again was excellent. The two ladies were so welcoming and made us feel so at ease. They havent been at this venue for long. We wish them so much luck. We will definitely be returning and highly recommend this place to anyone. They have so much to offer on the menu, I would be amazed if there wasnt something to suit everyones tastes. A thoroughly lovely experience.

Dylan Really tasty Jerk chicken and Joloff rice. Suya was very good too. Sil was very welcoming, kind and even let us try some puff puffs which were absolutely delicious. Friendly atmosphere and good portions.

Ho Juen Ko Lovely friendly pub just a bit out of the town centre of Horsham! Came here for lunch and the food and drinks were all very well priced! There was a good selection of beers from local breweries. The lunch deals were great. The atmosphere was very chilled during lunch time on a weekday and the staff were all super friendly! They also have a little board games corner!

Zac Holdsworth The Kings Arms has quickly become one of my favorite local spots, offering an unexpectedly outstanding Indian cuisine menu that truly stands out. From the moment you walk through the door, you’re greeted with genuine warmth and a welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. The food is simply delicious. Each dish bursts with authentic flavors and perfectly balanced spices. Whether you opt for a creamy korma or a fiery vindaloo, the kitchen delivers consistently excellent results. The naan bread is fluffy and fresh, and the portion sizes are generous without being overwhelming. One of the pub’s best features is the charming beer garden out back, perfect for enjoying a pint on sunny afternoons or warm evenings. It’s a lovely spot to relax and unwind with friends while savoring your meal. My only disappointment is their no-dogs policy. As a dog owner, I’d love to bring my furry companion along to enjoy the beer garden. However, this small drawback doesn’t diminish the overall experience. The Kings Arms remains a fantastic destination for anyone seeking delicious Indian food in a friendly, relaxed setting