Wing Bros - (Near , South East)

Jihaana Backx Golden sacks, morning glory, and chocolate balls. Yes, Im an adult child. Two coworkers had recommended Patpong to me as a must try, so when my friend messaged me saying he was down I knew where I was taking him. The restaurant looks like its a family run business and the waitresses were really polite and attentive. The bathroom and dining area were clean and I liked that my plate was warm from having just been taken out of the dishwasher. The food. They say laughter is the best medicine, so when I read Golden sacks on the menu I wasted no time in medicating my friend. The golden sacks are crispy spring rolls (ball shaped), with a side of sweet and sour chilli sauce. They were pretty delicious and perfect for my non spicy eating friend. Over all the food was delicious. I regret not ordering a side of rice to go with my stir fried lamb, but it was delicious nonetheless, so much so I had finished it before I remembered to take a picture. I am a little disappointed we didnt order morning glory, but we have saved it for another day, because, there will be another day.

Manit Kohli I’m not really a fan of biryani, but their biryani and curries are consistently excellent — always fresh, flavourful, and comforting. The dessert bar is honestly the highlight. Falooda, ice-cream shakes, freshly made waffles… it’s a solid selection. My 8-year-old loves making his own dessert, and it’s become a little ritual for him. Whenever I’m in the area, I never skip a takeaway. It used to feel like a hidden gem, but clearly people have caught on — there’s usually a bit of a queue now (fast moving). Their tandoori chicken, malai chicken, green chilli chicken, and lamb karahi are all outstanding. Reliable, tasty, and well worth the visit. The biryani seems to be loved by the locals, as I see people carrying dozens of boxes home.

Reema Shah We had a fantastic time here! The food was delicious and the service was brilliant and very friendly. Great wine & vibes.

Arun Chandrasekaran A colleague of mine took me this small and cozy Kurdish restaurant and told me not to underestimate the taste and the quality of the food by the look of it. He was right. I have had Greek cuisine, Lebanese cuisine, Persian cuisine, Iraqi cuisine and so on in various countries. But none of them comes close to this restaurant. This is the best middle Eastern restaurant outside of middle East without doubt. Their cuisines have an authentic taste to them. Their kabobs are juicy and very tasty. I love their thin breads with tasty curry. Try their lentil soup and Mashtaw which is made of butter milk, lemon juice and salt. The food is not expensive for the quality of the food. Must visit for any foodie!!

Shaz B Visited Cafe Adda with two friends and had an amazing experience! We tried their ghur tea, piyaji, and shahi kebab for starters — all delicious. For mains, we had haleem with paratha, chicken tikka biryani, and the bortha platter with rice. The portions were generous, perfect for sharing, and everything was full of flavour. Highly recommend — we’ll definitely be back soon! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

David Goble What a great little cosy cafe which is bright, modern and kept extremely neat and tidy throughout. Wonderful staff who provide not only a lovely warm welcome as you enter but great service too. Food selection is perfect to sort out those hunger pangs along with various options of bread. I ordered a bacon and egg baguette which was superb. Good quality fresh ingredients are used throughout. I will certainly be back! Thank you ladies for making my day enjoying my breakfast, sat outside in the sunshine on the table and chairs provided.