Gulf Kitchen - (Near , South East)

5 /5 J.H Malash: ⭐ 5 Stars – Gulf Kitchen, West Ealing ⭐ Absolutely fantastic experience! The service was exceptionally friendly from the moment we walked in. We were welcomed with complimentary Karak tea and biscuits, which was such a lovely touch. We ordered several dishes, and every single one was outstanding. •Lamb Soup • Lamb Mandi – incredibly delicious, with beautifully aromatic rice. • Chicken Kabsa – full of flavour and perfectly cooked. • Lamb Kabsa – rich, tender, and deeply satisfying. The ambience is warm and inviting, making it a great place to enjoy authentic Gulf cuisine. I highly recommend Gulf Kitchen to anyone in West Ealing looking for amazing food and genuine hospitality. I’ll definitely be returning!

5 /5 bashi kasawneh: After almost 8 months of waiting, Gulf Kitchen has finally opened, and it was well worth it. We visited on the second day after opening, and overall it was a great experience. The service was spot on — the staff were friendly and attentive. Although the menu is still quite limited (understandable for a new opening), the food was delicious. We tried three different dishes between us, and all of them were excellent. The complimentary Karak Chai and biscuits were especially good — honestly, I’d go back just for those alone. Desserts were okay. They offered a slightly unusual option — carrot juice with ice cream — which wasn’t really our top pick, but given the limited menu, there weren’t many alternatives. That said, everything else made up for it. The drinks were good, the meat was tender, and the chicken was very fresh — you can tell the food is prepared with care and passion. Overall, it was a very positive experience, and I’ll definitely be going back soon. My only hope is that the restaurant continues to maintain this level of quality in the long run. I’d highly recommend giving it a try.

5 /5 Naji Tamimi: Truly amazing and delicious food from the Arabian gulf cuisine. They also have Persian dishes. The quality of the dishes is of high standard. Felt like eating at home. Desert options are nice and full of flavours from the region. Special shout out to Omani Halwa and Bahraini Machboos. Best to end with Arabic coffee.

3 /5 Ayoo: Gulf Kitchen has just opened, and while it’s still finding its footing, it shows a lot of promise. When we visited, quite a few items on the menu weren’t available yet, which is understandable for a new restaurant. That said, if you enjoy exploring different rice dishes, this place is definitely worth trying. They offer a great selection of Gulf-style rices like mendi, kabsa, and majboos, all available with chicken or lamb. The rice is clearly the star here, and pairing it with the Shiraz salad is a must — it adds a fresh, tangy contrast that really brings the dish together. The service was excellent. The host was especially friendly, welcoming, and generous, which made the experience feel warm despite the limited menu. Overall, a solid start with lots of potential, especially for rice lovers.