Cherry on - (Near , london)

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Beatrice Juanites Been coming to Lutong Pinoy for a while now. Quite a few times dining in. Great experience every single time around. There is a bit of a wait for table, but definitely worth it. Gets packed n busy easily but there is a few filipino stores/shops across the road whilst you wait. The food never disappoints with how close to home it hits. Me and my friend ordered a sharing rice platter, sizzling sisig with egg and bbq manok inasal. Very good, tender and juicy. We got coconut juice and calamansi juice. Very hearty and gave us happy stomachs! Highly recommend this restaurant if you want proper authentic Filipino food.

Jo Loft We had the most wonderful dinner at The Pig in Madehurst while celebrating our 40th birthdays, and it truly made the occasion feel special. From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere was warm and relaxed, and the food was absolutely fantastic—beautifully presented and full of flavour. What really made the evening stand out, though, was the exceptional service. Grace looked after us brilliantly throughout the meal—friendly, attentive, and genuinely enthusiastic, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable. Dan, the manager, also went out of his way to make sure our celebration felt memorable, which we really appreciated. It was the perfect place to celebrate such a milestone, and we left feeling thoroughly spoiled. Thank you to the whole team for a fantastic evening—we can’t wait to come back!

Jamaal Hussain We flew into Southall International Airport (Heathrow), picked up a rental car and headed straight to the nearest Pakistani restaurant… Lahori Masala! It sits between two much fancier Pakistani restaurants in Southall, and while its neighbors may win on décor, comfort, presentation and flash uniforms, food quality is not where they have the edge. Lahori Masala’s food is simply tastier, and the service is usually better.. The flavors here are authentically Pakistani, not the generic “South Asian” profile you often find elsewhere. This is proper Punjabi/Lahori cooking with depth and balance — and frankly, this style of food is just tastier when done right. The menu includes dishes many Pakistani restaurants don’t offer, such as kareley gosht and bhindi gosht, both cooked with confidence rather than as afterthoughts. A special mention for the laccha paratha: excellent — not greasy, just the right thickness, and full of flavor. My only complaint is that the Charsi dishes are priced unnecessarily high, and the chicken charsi was too similar to a standard karahi to justify the premium. Despite that, this is a place I’ll definitely be back to for honest Pakistani food, strong flavors, and service that works!

John Fuller Recently done up with new seating and decor, this place has a friendly welcome and serves good food at a reasonable price. I had the cheese & ham omelette with salad (low carb) which was truly excellent. They really took pride in serving up a salad that was far above my expectations for a cafe. The omelette was of a generous size, superbly cooked and very tasty. Highly recommended!!

Rajan Vekaria 5**** Superrrr Duperrrr Bumperrr service. Very good range for no onion-no garlic options.