The Boathouse - (Near , london)

Georgie Delicious beautiful cakes. A must try in the area. Staff were friendly. Edit after eating there twice: The cakes are slightly too sweet so the sugar is overpowering over the flavour in some cases. That should be an easy fix if ever taken into account.

satish kulkarni Food was amazing..it made me nostalgic remembering my days in Pune. Vada pav and samosa is very close to my heart. Meghal the chef was fantastic in making my day memorable. Good service and fantastic ambiance.

Natasha Vincent Hidden gem unlocked! The lamb shank was so tender and fell straight off the bone. It went really well together with the rice. The ladies in the kitchen were so friendly and sweet too. All round a great dining experience and would highly recommend them!

Anam I have been a number of times since they’ve opened - and every single time I have had a Riyaan as my server I have had the best service! She is friendly and informative about the menu, happy to recommend and make suggestions, fast with responses and alert and attentive! And the epitome of service with a smile! The food is USUALLY delicious but when they’re busy can be a hit or miss or you end up waiting almost an hour for it. As one of the few dine in halal restaurants in Uxbridge high street - it is the best from the bunch so I can only pray this review helps them improve where they are lacking. The atmosphere is a vibe, warm and inviting. Great for a date night, family meal, or friends gathering. It’s not too loud or too quiet but you are seated close enough to people to hear their conversations if yours gets stale (not a problem I face). A family with a pram struggled to get through to their table and I had to stand in the middle of my meal to allow them to pass. (I am average sized in case you’re wondering) My take on our dishes; Plantain - love, hot and fresh, always good on the side. They do change the way the cut it everytime I go but who’s paying attention? Knockout box - delicious with a kick - had the wild herb flavour, would suggest with sides or starters for a full meal. All at steak - more chewy than anticipated, won’t be ordering this again. Halloumi fries - hot, fresh, tasty. More please! Lady fingers - ….. a bit torn as I usually LOVE theirs but last night the batter was chunkier than usual and they lacked salt and were basic but 4/5 times they’ve been finger licking - I’ll try again because they’re worth it! Previous dishes tried; We’ll have it all - and we did ! Licked our fingers clean kind of good! Afrikana salad - I don’t think the flavours complimented each other - and there is no other main salad, definitely need more greens on their menu! Chit chats and chicken - all delicious, comfortably a 4/5 person portion. Steak it on me - not a fan, feel their meat has too much fat for my liking. Afrikana fries - yes please! Jollof rice - definitely having it!

Tom I had dinner here with a colleague on a Monday night. It was relatively quiet but then the city always is on a Monday. The decor is very nice and there is lots of space so would be interesting to see the vibe of the place when it’s full. The small plates are essentially starters and we shared the pork bites and burnt ends between two and it was probably enough. The menu is interesting! For the mains my colleague had the ribeye and I had the fillet steak. We had a side of mash with gravy and also the loaded style chips. The steaks were delicious. Really tender and cooked to perfection. The meat was great. Really up there. Big shout out to the gravy mash combo too. That was immense. The service was efficient and felt a bit upsell a few times but again that’s the city for you. We stuck with what we wanted and it was seriously good. Would definitely go back. It’s not cheap but it’s worth it.

Nischal Niraula Visited today with friends and tried the thukpa without a doubt the best I’ve had in my six years in the UK. It tasted just like authentic Dharane thukpa. Highly recommended! The staff were incredibly friendly and made the experience even better. And uthena hai( paisa)- paisa dubeko dai vai