Pan Asian Street Food - (Near , london)

GJTJ A true gem in Oxford. Stumbled across the Punter as it was close to our hotel and we have been amazed by the place the food and the team. Even if you are not vegetarian/vegan you need to try this exquisite cuisine, turning classics into a new discovery for your palate. Special shout out to the scotch egg and the goats cheese arancino (we went back for a second serving as they were so good). The team was friendly and attentive without being intrusive. We recommend highly The Punter. We will be back on our next trip to Oxford!

Addie W The service was great and the food was good, although it was a bit expensive. The tables were weirdly low to the ground and they could use a bigger TV but overall we were very happy with the meal.

Tony Quest Quite often visit here for brunch. Love the veggie and vegan options. Full vegan breakfast being my favourite - so good! Food is always served remarkably quickly and pricing is very fair. Only very slight downside is it can be a bit noisy if busy, could do with some sound dampening.

Ali Selman Burak Absolutely fantastic experience from start to finish. This is honestly one of the best Turkish breakfast spots I’ve visited in London. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and very clean, with a cosy yet lively vibe that makes it perfect for a relaxed weekend breakfast with family and friends. The staff are incredibly friendly, polite, and attentive. From the moment we walked in, we felt genuinely welcomed. Service was impressively fast, even though the place was busy, and the team kept checking in to make sure everything was perfect. They are very helpful and professional, which makes the whole experience even better. The highlight is definitely the unlimited Turkish breakfast. The variety is amazing and everything is fresh and beautifully presented. You can enjoy unlimited servings of delicious traditional items including cheeses, olives, menemen, fresh bread, honey, jams, and more. The unlimited Turkish tea flowing throughout the meal makes it even more enjoyable and authentic. Everything tasted high quality and freshly prepared. It’s a place you can confidently recommend to anyone looking for a proper Turkish breakfast experience. I will definitely be coming back again and bringing friends and guests next time. Highly recommended. Thanks!

KatieFox Absolutely loved the food and so did the two other people I was with. Very fresh and presented beautifully. The people that work here are very friendly and even put on music when we asked if that was ok.

Ankit Kailaswar Nando’s Wood Green offers a familiar, casual dining experience with a few ups and downs. Located in a small complex near Wood Green tube station, it’s easy to spot and fairly accessible. According to locals, this branch is halal, which helps broaden its appeal. Inside, the space is modest and can feel cramped when busy. Some reviews mention that the place is “quite small” for a Nando’s and could benefit from more room. The layout is typical: counter ordering up front, seating in the dining area, with décor reflecting the brand’s signature look. Cleanliness is generally acceptable. Service is one of the stronger aspects. Staff are often described as friendly and helpful. Many reviews praise how quickly orders are handled. However, there are occasional negative comments about undercooked food, soggy sides, or poor beverage quality when ordering via apps or delivery. Some customers also report inconsistent portion sizes and occasionally rude staff experiences. In terms of food, what you expect from a Nando’s is mostly delivered: grilled chicken with peri-peri seasoning, sides, and their signature sauces. Many guests consider the food “well prepared.” But there are mixed reports: some say the chicken was undercooked, and some sides (like chips) were soggy. Overall, Nando’s Wood Green is a solid choice for a quick, reliably familiar meal. If you go during non-peak hours, you’ll likely get better comfort, more space, and smoother service.