Karak Chaii Leyton - (Near , london)

Paul Boakes Visited as a family of four, and opted for the £58 ROKA han setto brunch menu. The starters were fantastic, with an endless supply - until your mains are served - of salad, chicken, dumplings, sushi, kim chi, endamame and sashimi. My advice would be to fill up on the starters because... ...the mains werent quite as good. We had the sirloin, which was good, but the ribs (pictured) and the salmon (pictured) were lacking on the flavour. Nothing particularly wrong, they just didnt have the wow factor of the starters. I was also surprised by one portion of steamed rice being delivered: unexpected, un-asked for and fortunately, un-charged for as well. It wasnt mentioned on the menu...?!?! Dessert (pictured), however, recovered the game, and was a selection of chilled, frozen and fresh items: banana ice cream, sorbet, cheesecake, fruits, and so on. Service was inpeccable - spot on, attentive, polite, efficient, friendly. Absolutely flawless. Total bill came to £350 including service for 4 x adults at £58/each plus 7 x beers, and 3 x diet coke. We were in and out within 90 minutes on a lively Sunday lunchtime. Top tip: book for the lounge, which is much quieter and airier than the more enclosed area at the back of the restuarant. And it can be a little tricky to find, as its on the first floor of a building - took us a few minutes, and this was a second visit!

Nikki Singh Excellent evening! Food was fantastic! Staff and hosts were brilliant with a large family booking! Children were satisfied! Absolute perfect evening! Have been coming for years & never disappoints - continually supersedes all expectations! Thank you to all!

B Amber (Kiwi) We ubered here from our airport hotel exclusively because we wanted to have good quality Indian food before flying home. They did not disappoint. Large cuts of chicken in the Tikka Masala and the Korma, soft naan and wonderful hospitality . I would come here again in a heartbeat!

Chad Jeeawock Beautifully prepared, fresh, delicious Keralan food with a friendly service. I loved the warm, wooden interior - it felt cosy and very soothing after a busy day at work. The menu had a great range of choices, including street food inspired sides and starters which caught my attention. It was tough to choose but I went for a starter of lentil doughnuts (uzhunnu vada) and masala dosa. The doughnuts were hot and crisp, and the dosa was truly a feast. Both came with a selection of chutneys and dahl which paired very well with the food. I have lived in Wycombe and I can’t believe I haven’t visited Kappad before. I’ve been missing out! I will however absolutely be back.

Mehmet This spot had been on my list for a long time, but I had never been able to try it because it was usually packed. This time it was completely empty, so I ordered the cheeseburger and the Angry House Fries. The staff member who helped me was also very friendly, which made the experience even better. With the smash burger craze being everywhere these days, it was a nice reminder that a classic burger patty on a fresh, lightly crisp sesame bun can still be excellent. The fries were crispy in a way that reminded me of In-N-Out style fries, but they set them apart with the burger sauce and buffalo sauce on top. That said, next time I would order the fries without sauce because I would rather eat them before they get soft. Even though the prices are close to those of the more famous smash burger spots, the portion of fries was especially generous. Among the new generation of burger places, this was one of the better burgers I’ve tried.