Lala’s Grill & Restaurant - (Near Lewisham, london)

Phanaelle Benie Gnaze It was a delight to eat at Alexs Place. We loved every bit of it and the staff were so warm and welcoming. The food was GREAT and so much that my spouse and I could not finish it so we took it home. We ordered a platter and we tried a couple of other dishes on the menu. LOVED LOVED LOVED IT!!!!

Dhiya Dinesh I had the pleasure of visiting Lahori Nihaari in London yesterday, and what an incredible introduction it was to Pakistani cuisine! Every dish we ordered was packed with flavor and cooked to perfection. We started with Bhindi Chicken, which was a delightful blend of spices and okra. The Chicken Haleem was rich, hearty, and comforting — a real highlight. The Chicken Karahi Lamb Biryani had the perfect balance of aroma and spice. The Lamb Chops were succulent and expertly grilled. To top it all off, we shared a jug of Mango Lassi — and it was pure heaven. Sweet, creamy, and refreshing — the perfect finish to a fantastic meal. Highly recommend this spot for anyone looking to explore authentic Pakistani flavors in the heart of London!

Lisa Nichols Ordered x2 curry goats at £16 each wowza...they were inedible, burnt and mostly bones..the portion sizes were shabby for the amount charged, I have been here a good few times over the years but seems to be going really down hill lately...I also had a steamed cabbage that came with burnt parts hidden underneath and peas that were black and rock hard.. Im quite upset at the amount I just spent...avoid avoid avoid

Syed A Inan I went to this small Bangladeshi restaurant today, just a stones throw walk from Upton Park station, called Choruibhati. Not a commercially chain or one of the posh eating palces one might go for a meal. In fact, it is at the moment sitting in the middle of a construction site. We ordered Kachchi Biriyani, Tehari, Duck Bhuna with Pilau, Beef Bhuna with Pilau, Jorda rice, Halim and Borhani as takeaway. At first I was pretty skeptical about the food, but, once my nostrils had a whiff of the food, I realised I was about to be amazed. And, amazed I was. The food was rustic with blends of carefully mixed subcontinental spices that subtly brushes your palate in layers. Any trace of spice is washed away by the complex tangy-spicy-sweet-milky taste of the Borhani. Each dish can be tasted separately due to the differentiated spice blend, unlike all the commercial curry houses where one sauce is used for all the dishes. Comparing to most of the High Street commercial curry/biriyani houses, this is a hidden gem in the heart of East London. There is space for family or a group of 15+ as well as anyone using a wheelchair (down stairs) to sit and enjoy a hearty Bangladeshi exquisite meal. The Chef, Nizam, is a kind man with a warm smile. N.B: Due to constructions wheelchair access at the moment may not be suitable.

kamal .keams Delicious food with a great variety on the menu. We ordered chicken roast, beef roast, porotta, and some Kerala snacks — everything tasted authentic and satisfying. Service was good overall, though a couple of staff members could be more attentive. We took the tube to reach, which was much easier than driving. One of the best South Indian restaurants in East Ham! The seating is a bit cramped, but it allows them to accommodate more customers. Definitely worth visiting

Luke Carpenter Amazing experience! My family love this restaurant. The jerk is so tender and flavourful. The service was fast and friendly. The deserts are lovely aswell you must try the Sprinkle Cake / Apple Crumble and there lovely homemade punch. Wow!!!!