Pulia Restaurant - (Near Southwark, london)

Daisy Wu The food was so good. Highly recommend the falafel. It was perfectly cooked and not dry. Also chicken wings were so good. These were my favourite dishes. Lastly service from Angel was outstanding. She was attentive and listened to my requests but also make sure she follows through with everything I asked for. I can’t wait to come back

Deborah Egbo Not sure why it took me long to write this review because I enjoyed my meal so much I came back with a group the next time!

Sonny Pathak Went here for my birthday and I can honestly say: don’t let appearances fool you. Lovely House Dim Sum isn’t some polished, posh, linen-napkin joint — it’s basically a takeaway with a few tables, laminated menus, and Deliveroo riders flying in and out. But wow, the food. This is the real deal: freshly made, unbelievably fluffy, comforting dim sum — the kind you dream about later. The prawn tempura was light, crisp, and perfect (see photo!), and a standout yam dish came slick with chilli oil, sesame, and coriander — smoky, sweet, addictive. Real sake too, served warm and generous. Kathy, our waitress (and probably the owner), was wonderful — friendly, knowledgeable, and her recommendations were spot on. Everything felt personal, homemade, and full of soul. Exceptional value for money. If you’re nearby, eat in. If you’re not — get on Deliveroo. Either way, this is one of London’s hidden food gems.

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.

Jesica Came here on a Saturday afternoon and didn’t have to wait for a table. Didn’t have to wait much longer for the food either. Everything was great, including the service. The staff are really friendly. We ordered the Singapore fried noodles, chicken and black bean sauce with rice, chicken fried rice and kung pao chicken. Highly recommend everything I had. Even had a good amount to take home too. Definitely coming again.

Anuja Awasare I was craving for a good samosa chat and I happened to bump into Sahil of Scarlet Rasoi who greeted me with a big warm smile. The samosa chat is by far the best one in the Greenwich. Here is why this samosa chat is the best one- Along with the yoghurt and the mint chutney, they garnish the chat with the anardana chutney (pomegranate chutney) instead of the usual tamarind paste. And apart from hitting the right taste buds, the portion is also wholesome. Therefore I highly recommend the samosa chat at Scarlet Rasoi.