The Coriander - (Near , london)

Hannah Masters The food here is honestly spot on, everything we ordered was cooked perfectly. You can tell they really care about what they’re serving. The flavours were proper rich, everything tasted fresh, and the portions were just right, filling but not over the top! What really makes the place though is the people. The owner’s always about, chatting to customers and just making sure everyone’s looked after, which you don’t see that often. The staff are all lovely too, super friendly, really helpful but not in your face. It just makes you feel properly welcomed from the second you walk in. Not to mention the board game options are such a good idea to pass time. And it smells amazing!! Plus the place looks really cool inside with good music. Definitely one of those spots I’ll keep going back to. Can’t recommend it enough.

SlightInterest I’m so happy I found Delicious point. I love Waakye and for me it’s the best. Since discovering here, I’ve been coming every other day!

Ftse We struck it lucky and booked an alfresco table at the front of the restaurant (inside already fully booked). It turns out it was the Dickensian weekend event so were able to enjoy the parade and have our brunch. The food was simply divine and the coffee was worth having outside. Lovely experience. I think if we were able to book inside, we wouldnt be let down as the decor was eye catching. Would go again for sure.

Diksha Malla Thaquri All time favourite resturant, food is amazing, lovely staff. Any occasion of my family or friends - my first choice is hello Mumbai, never had difficulty of parking to be honest it’s the best family resturant.

Dndn Bd Got the globes full feast o my lord worth every penny I spent 44.90 but very tasty packed with flavour you get all the kebabs in one plater 6pitta hummus salad rice chips bottle of drink you name it. Trust me won’t be disappointed on trying there food

Lovely Monney A little food story — my first time at Holy Cow! I had just arrived from Paris to London and was looking for something comforting to eat. I love Indian food, so I searched for a spot nearby. Bingo — Holy Cow! was only 5 minutes from home. Perfect! Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much. I had been a little disappointed so far with restaurants in London, and as a French person, I admit I can be picky with food. I decided to go for a safe choice: butter chicken. A very kind lady welcomed me, the place was calm and cozy, and the prices were really affordable (especially compared to what I’d seen in London). While waiting, they brought me some Indian-style crisps with three sauces — mint, mango, and onion-tomato. The mango sauce exploded with flavor in my mouth, and at that moment, my excitement began to grow. About 20 minutes later, a wonderful plate was placed in front of me. The aroma alone made me smile. I tore a piece of garlic naan, dipped it in the sauce, and… wow. Amazing. I wanted to cry, the flavors and spices were so rich and perfectly balanced. I even paused the YouTube video I was watching, just to focus and fully appreciate what I was experiencing. It was in that moment I realized: this is actually my new favorite restaurant in London.