Ethno Restaurant - (Near Brent, South East)

patrick jacobs It’s always nice to see a new eatery opening in your neighbourhood, today was one of those days, as I stepped out of Willesden Green underground station. I noticed a shiny new place to eat and a fantastic place to take friends as they come out of the station, literally as you come out just look left and there it is. The great thing about this place is that it has a breakfast menu, so you can get up early and have breakfast before jumping on the tube. Loads of seating inside and a few seats outside. It’s beautifully decorated and has that lovely new feel. On this occasion I did not eat as I was just coming back from a late lunch, but i had a coffee, and the coffee was nice. They really made an effort to make this place look beautiful and it worked. I attached the menu to the photographs so you can see what they have to offer. So the plus’s are the location, directly opposite the tube station and also the buss stop, 266 from Brent Cross and the 406. Not far from a local Sainsbury’s and also a pharmacy and other nice little shops not too far away, on street parking at metered bays is available. The staff were of course very nice and welcoming, but you would expect that from a new place right? The bottom line is it’s a welcomed new addition to the area and I will update this review as soon as I have some food so the images show the outside and the inside and my cup of coffee. So the rating for food is based on my cup of coffee. Let me know what you think when you visit.

Manjula Thivanka (TMV) The fine Gentleman who runs the place is very kind and brilliant in his service to the customers. The place gives a home made vibe and meals are in good portions and wonderful in taste. What I need to highlight is the friendly chat we had with the owner where he made us feel more welcome. This would definitely be a must visit cafe if you are in Cricklewood and looking for a place to have a fine meal in the morning.

Lady Nazarene Ortiz GAIL’s Bakery is a cozy spot with delicious breads, pastries, and coffee. The bakery smells amazing and the food tastes fresh and homemade. The staff are friendly and the service is quick. It can get busy at peak times, but it’s worth it. Overall, GAIL’s is a great place for breakfast, a coffee break, or picking up fresh bakery treats.

William Yeung One of the best sushi restaurant in London. Enjoyed every bite of it, it truly is excellent. We ordered the premium set (Round £50) which it came with 12 pieces premium sushi and they were brilliant. You can pick uni/wagyu for 1 of the piece and you get the rest chosen by the chef. We also ordered the salmon roe don Which was also exceptional. Highly recommended.

Rebecca Brindza Came to Bonoo’s on recommendation of a friend and had a fantastic meal with excellent service. We ordered and would recommend the masala chips, okra fries, black cod korma, butter chicken, chili garlic spinach, chili lamb fry for spicy lovers, saffron rice, cardamon naan, ginger tea and chai masala tea. If you’re two and eat a small to medium amount, stick with 4 dishes plus naan and rice, then order more. If you want to take a doggy bag home, go for 6 dishes. Wish I had taken more photos but I was too busy eating! Also great gluten free menu. Will definitely be back in our next visit to London!

Luke Rich Harry the owner and his son are true gents and makes it a memorable experience. The manager Raj is a lovely guy too. Even sauces and flavours you think you know taste delicious from their chef. Good price, trendy clean decor. A real gem. Try the butter chicken and the tawa. Generous portions. Never used them for takeaway but assume they are quick.