The Green Goddess - (Near Greenwich, South East)

Sovit Khurana Wow!! Never imagined that it place would be this happening, a fine dine so conveniently located by SL4 from Canary wharf. A great blend of Nepalese-Indian cuisine. The staff was so humble, caring, and well-mannered. Dishes were served on luxurious cutlery. We went on a Saturday evening and it was at full occupancy. We tried papad, comes with a chutney (10/10), Steamed Momos (8/10), Chicken Biryani (9.5/10), Himalayan Jhimbu chicken (10/10) curry, and Lacchha Paratha. Ambience (10/10). I would highly recommend trying this place. The owner has won some great accolades and given his TED talk too. Can simply say its a hidden gem.

Daniel Sofi The best cafe around, one of the last great traditional cafes. Everyone has had enough of all this lardy dardy BS, BRING BACK THE CAFE!! This place is a diamond in the rough, a true gem find. Legendary cafe in blackheath, flawless service and wicked food!!!

Ashley Knight A very welcomed addition to Blackheath!

Steve Dudley Faultless! We had a fantastic evening here - great food, great service and great atmosphere. Our first time here and certainly not our last…….

Jessie Brady Mahima was our waitress and she was great - friendly and attentive. We usually order takeout from here and the food is always delicious and consistent. This time dining in was 10/10 so good. Definitely one of our go-to spots! Would really recommend!

Lorraine Kashdan Really nice atmosphere. Its wheelchair accessible although the entrance is at the back and the back doors were closed, but locals sprang to the rescue and we were in! Two of us used wheelchairs and it was manageable though for two powerchairs it would be awkward and due to how busy it gets, the staff were not the most forthcoming. The Sunday dinners were as expected. There was pleasant livr music. The accessible toilet was easy enough to get to, though strictly speaking not that accessible, if youre not ambulant and have no carer and you have a chair longer than the q300r, then you cant use it! Plus the throughfare was blocked with a large plant, which is fine if for example youre with friends, are fine talking to the management and dont also have autism. From a neuro diverse point of view its not suitable because of the windows being at the same level as the tables causing noise refraction. Overall I loved the place and would go again, they just need to bear in mind that if its advertised as disabled access then doors need to be left open, signage would be helpful and blocking entrance or exit points with heavy plant pots isnt great. Otherwise - see you next time!