Ferfect Fried Chicken - (Near , South East)

Ali I visited this Lebanese restaurant in London with high expectations, but unfortunately the experience didn’t reflect authentic Lebanese cuisine. Although the restaurant is marketed as Lebanese, it is run by Asians, and the flavours and cooking style felt quite different from traditional Lebanese food. The dishes lacked the usual depth of flavour, freshness, and balance of spices you would expect from classic Lebanese mezze and grills. Some items tasted adapted to a different palate, and the seasoning felt off compared to what you’d find in a more authentic Lebanese kitchen. The service was polite and the restaurant itself was clean and comfortable, which is a positive. However, if you’re specifically looking for genuine Lebanese taste and preparation, this place may not meet your expectations. Overall, it might suit diners who prefer a milder or fusion-style approach, but it’s not ideal for those seeking traditional Lebanese flavours.

Nicole James Simply fabulous and authentic Malaysian food which reminded me of home! Very generous portions and affordable too!

John Mash Lovely little cafe with top quality food and coffee. It’s a little of the tourist track but well worth making the effort. The sausage sandwich was delicious with high quality butcher’s sausages.

Stuart Applebby Visited here one Saturday evening. They were busy which is a good sign. The staff found me a table, were attentive, they checked whether I wanted my main spicy or not. The curry arrived swiftly and was good, just about hot enough for me. Then I had some homemade coconut ice cream. The decor was nicely designed, the toilets were light and pleasant, the food was good, the staff were respectful, happy to recommend.

Yoon Kris (CAPPU’S PAPA) The food was quite average — not amazing, but not bad either. It’s a good place to come when there aren’t many lunch options around. It was nicely presented and felt clean and tidy, which I liked.

Azahara CB Delicious food I will surely come back!