India Town - (Near , South East)

Oludolamu Onimole Great food but the portion was a bit small for the amala. Just 2 people there on a weekday so it wasnt jam packed.

Ely Really nice place to have breakfast and spend some time with family. The food we had was delicious, the chai latte was good. All the staff members were friendly and helpful

Jakaria Abu ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Excellent Dining Experience at Cafe Tiffin Cafe Tiffin truly delivers an outstanding Indian dining experience. The food was beautifully presented and packed with rich, authentic flavors. The mixed grill was perfectly cooked—juicy, smoky, and well-seasoned—while the curries were creamy, aromatic, and deeply satisfying. The naan was fresh, soft, and ideal for scooping up every last bit of sauce.

Andrew (Snowdog) In this day and age its quite difficult to get a very decent meal for less than £10. I had a toasted sausage bap and a coke for £7.50. Can I find anything to complain about? No! The bap was really nicely toasted, and buttered as well. Sausages were piping hot and cooked through and a medium coke is a fairly decent size compared to some bars. The staff are casual and not over the top, they speak to you like they see you every day, and its a relaxed approach like that, that keeps me coming back. Normally when I go to eat I dont want something special, I dont want to be upsold a product that I have no interest in and here thats all avoided by that one question: "anything else at all?" And as soon as a no is heard, they leave you to it, which is exactly what I want when I go somewhere to eat. Service was also really quick, from sitting down to receiving food it couldnt have been any more than 15 minutes which is absolutely brilliant. I urge more people to come to Mr Munch as its Basingstokes answer to an actual cafe, that ISNT a branded restaurant or coffee shop. One more big thing I want to point out is that you can get a breakfast plate ALL day. I dont always take that option but its nice to know its available. So if youre in Basingstoke give it a try, you wont leave disappointed.

John Downs Dinner for two on a quiet Thursday night. Very good food..the sole exceptional, the cottage pie delicious. The menu had a good mix of interesting dishes..."British" cuisine..in a very good way. Drinks reasonably priced for central London. Very close to Cannon Street station but tucked away off the main road, and below ground. Quirky decor that I found very appealing. Attentive service from staff who know their dishes. Note...not open at weekends...this is in the commercial part of town! Highly recommended for couples, small groups and business meetings (they seemed to have a projector screen discreetly concealed...so maybe good for small group lunchtime meetings).

Andrew Williams UK born but living in the USA, top quality Full English breakfasts are few and far between. So I was delighted to discover the Little Wonder Cafe right opposite the Emirates Stadium, the home of Arsenal. I had the best Full English ive had in the UK for years, the staff are first class, you have to try this little treasure out. What can I say, great service, great food and atmosphere. Thank you to Little Wonder Cafe for making the difference. No ordinary cafe !