Graveney and Meadow - (Near , South East)

Mr Wasi Ceylone’ 1948 resturant . Best place we had ifthar . ❤️❤️❤️ If you’re looking for authentic Sri Lankan flavors, this is the place! The highlight for me is definitely the Crab Curry—it’s perfectly spiced, rich with coconut milk, and has that deep, aromatic Jaffna-style kick. You can tell the spices are fresh and the recipes are traditional. The fusion of Asian flavors across the menu is incredible. Highly recommend this spot to anyone who loves bold, authentic seafood

Mes V Great time out with the family. About 5 other people in the cafe when we, a group of 8, showed up. Waiter took our orders and food showed up soon enough. Portions were large and food cooked through and tasty. We ordered dessert too and that was tasty and came in good time although one order came slightly later. Toilets are upstairs though so not accessible to wheelchair users. Parking can be found around the cafe, we parked up at the local leisure centre which was about 5 mins walk away. Prices at the cafe were fair considering its location and demographics. We visited during Barking Market day (Tuesday, also on Thurs & Sat) so busy outside but inside it was quieter and a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle outside. Its also about 10mins walk from Barking Station so helpful for those families travelling on tube etc. Staff were friendly (not overly familiar or smiley), professional and got down to serving us with aplomb. Nothing too much for them. One of our party spilt a drink and we had to move tables due to the mess, but we werent made to feel like we were an inconvenience or silly, floor was mopped, table wiped and back to business as usual. Brilliant service! Really helpful people, thank you for having us!!

Debika Nag Lovely food, authentic Bengali taste. Fish fry and sorse ilish is a must try

Jo Rogers We visited for the Rare Treat Menu. Arrived at 4pm. We were greeted and seated straight away. Was pretty empty when we arrived. We had three courses and they were all amazing. Food came out extremely quickly. The steaks were cooked to perfection, the onion loaf and lettuce wedge were really good. Cookie pie was not available for dessert which was a little disappointing but the puds were good anyway. Sue, our waitress was lovely. We were given a complimentary set treat as we were celebrating my husbands remission. Thank you

Laura Dennis I had a wonderful first afternoon tea at the Corinthia after wanting to visit for many years. As soon as we walked in the staff were very friendly and this continued throughout our visit. The service was more informal than I have experienced at similar London afternoon teas which I actually prefer as it felt more personable. The afternoon tea is served in the Crystal Moon Lounge which was a smaller room than I expected but still offers a luxury and intimate feel about it. I felt the staff were incredibly accommodating to dietary requirements; being pregnant there were two sandwiches I couldn’t eat but was provided with alternatives which wasn’t expected but of course appreciated! The egg mayonnaise was definitely the stand-out for me, the other sandwiches were good but if I’m being honest I dont feel they had that wow factor or were justified, I personally feel for £85 per person cucumber and cream cheese shouldn’t be offered! I had the decaf English breakfast tea which had a gorgeous subtle caramel taste. I then moved on to a white peach and mango tea, recommended by our waiter, and I could have drank three more teapots of it! I loved how the scones were served; they were warm, fluffy and served with Cornish clotted cream and both strawberry and apricot jams, although both plain. The sweets trolley came last, the milk chocolate and pecan gateau was absolutely divine and the peach and cream eclair was the perfect light palette cleanser. Overall I really did enjoy this afternoon tea and pleased that I finally got to experience it, but I do feel the savouries could have been better.