El Guambra Restaurant - (Near , london)

Rajat Sharma I have been travelling 108 miles from my door to this Small Gurkha town , for Nepalese Groceries and test some authentic Nep food. For 8 years I have always been going to one pf the top and high rated but small nepalese restaurants( wont name) as thats also good. I thought to change and take risk but I wasnt disappointed with the test, though service were slow may be due to rush hours, but was happy as I got what I was looking for. Its next to quality just shop there and pop here. I will visit again and see it still maintains its rating from me or gets down. But for now Its 5 star for me.

Ahmet Donmez lamb doner was good and satisfying. The staff were friendly and welcoming, which made the experience more pleasant. The place was clean and well maintained. Overall, a nice spot that I would visit again.

Daren Naish An absolute delight to try out the food in this lovely new restaurant. Everything from start to finish was exceptional. Highly recommended

Jinaa Shah My new favourite Mexican restaurant. I’ve been looking for enfrijoladas everywhere and found them here. They were really quite yummy I thought. Just the right amount of spice. Service was amazing. Staff were happy and were happy to assist with anything. They sometimes read my mind!! We went to celebrate my birthday and they really were helpful with the celebration.

Lana Timpov Usually go there when in the area. Perfect spot for breakfast and lunch. Super friendly and caring owners of the cafe always serve you lovely meals. If you have sweet tooth they bake homemade muffins always fresh and delicious would definitely recommend to try.

Emilia ​Isabella and Brenda (a mother and daughter team) are the friendly faces of this family-run burger kiosk. They are genuinely cheerful and easy to chat with, which brings a nice local feel to the grounds. Most of the regular residents know them well, and its a pleasant change from more anonymous chains. Its a great place for kids and families. ​The food is reliable and properly good value for this part of Cobham. A beef burger is £4.50 and a tea or coffee is £2.20, which is very fair. It’s a handy spot for parents "Ubering" kids between after-school clubs, whether you’re grabbing a hot drink to watch a muddy rugby session or taking it back to the car while waiting for a sibling at the Prestige Rhythmic Gymnastics Academy. They also sell ice cream in the summer and hold a 5-star hygiene rating, which is always good to know. ​Location and access: You can’t drive directly to the kiosk hatch. There is plenty of parking outside the rugby field (including the Cobham Free School spaces), and from there it’s a two-minute walk. Head past the Cobham Curve building—keep the building on your right and the pitch on your left—and follow the path around the clubhouse bend. Depending on the weather, you can eat in your car or head inside the Cobham Curve Clubhouse. They prefer cash, but they were happy to take my card payment today, and any days I forget cash.