The Crown - (Near , london)

Troj Good chef, more peking style than chinese. Crispy shredded beef v nice, special fried rice and noodles all good also,

Sarinya Lee We arrived inLlondon late so checked in for dinner. The food service was super fast and food was delicious with big portions. The owner was super friendly and attentive. Big menu with lots of my favourite dishes. We really liked the fried rice with wok hei. No parking available and only indoor seatings. But there were many deliveries while we were there.

Мария Форсаж Very cosy family restaurant with tasty food and fair prices. Calamari, pizza bella napoli, tiramisu and decaff coffee were great. Thank you!

Mark Hanna Bromley isnt blessed with many great independent food outlets or street food stalls. However, the power couple of Sakari Yatai have bucked the trend, providing reason for me to head in, eat extremely tasty/simple Japanese food, then head back home. Im selfishly cautious about spreading the word, but now that they are on Google maps, I may as well go all out. Having tried most of the menu, Ive yet to taste anything underwhelming. The salmon donburi and katsu burger are superb. However, the spicy pork ribs are my out-and-out favourite, but by the time I rock up I can usually read the stock levels on their faces from several metres. It only makes the next visit more worthwhile.

Charlotte G My family and I went to the arsenal ground on a day out. The children needed the toilet and unfortunately the grounds were shut. So they advised us to walk to a local McDonald’s.. on our way the lady from Patty Central offered my 4 children a lollipop, I then asked her if the toilets were the way we was going, which she then offered us to use hers. I know it’s not a big deal, but when you have 4 children under 10 and not from the area it is such a relief. Something so little to help our opinion of London. Next time we come to London we will deffo be coming for food. Highly recommend just for service generally! Thank you very much to you guys!

Matthew Bodycombe I dropped in here for lunch today for the first time. I had the vegetarian Chana Daal. It was tasty and well cooked and I was given a choice about how hot I wanted the dish. The meal was good value at £13 with a side salad and drink and the chap there gave me a fresh Naan bread for free. There are two guys there. I dealt with the younger one who was very welcoming. Quite a few people eating there from the local Pakistani community which shows the food is authentic and not like your usual Indian restaurant. I’ll go in again for sure.