Charcoal Grill | Worthing - (Near , london)

Ahmed Asif I recently ordered takeaway from Zeeums Kitchen and was delighted by the quality and taste of the food. The chicken biryani was a standout, with its fragrant rice and tender chicken pieces. The shami kebab was equally impressive, with a perfect blend of spices and a satisfying texture. The portions were generous, and the food arrived hot and fresh. If youre craving authentic indian cuisine in Portsmouth, Zeeums Kitchen is a fantastic option for takeaway.

Leo Johns What an amazing neighbourhood Italian restaurant, and easily one of my favourites in the area. The vibe feels warm, kind and inviting service, and the food is consistently great. I’m a big fan of their wood-fired pizzas. The Diavola is everyone’s favourite, and it’s easy to see why. The crust has that perfect char and chew, and the toppings are full of flavour. They also do great vegan and vegetarian options, so everyone in the group can find something delicious. The menu is extensive, with excellent pastas and juicy steaks that I definitely recommend trying. Every dish we’ve had has been well prepared, tasty, and satisfying. Whether you’re popping in for pizza or a full Italian feast, this place is well worth a visit.

David Barnard Absolutely fantastic food. Well worth the money and fantastic service

Theodore one of my favorite places to order when im hungover. people are snobs in their reviews, if you are polite this place will hook u up with a good quantity and deliciousness of food. Some people wont understand but to me theyre tremendous. Selah

Serena Bazeih The staff were so sweet and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better! The caesar salad was absolutely delicious and super fresh. Definitely worth it. Would highly recommend!

Q J. An authentic Korean restaurant in a quiet residential neighborhood on the Isle of Dogs. It looks very cozy from the outside, but there is actually quite some tables inside. The Kimchi Pancake was the best dish we ordered, so crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The flavor was spot on. The Calamari Bokkeum is also good; the sauce is quite spicy and goes well with rice (£2.50). A few notes on the other dishes: The Budae Jjigae (Army Stew) is up to standard, though this version doesnt come with cheese or instant noodles. The Bulgogi Bibimbap with spicy sauce was a little too sweet for me. My least favorite was the Original Korean Fried Chicken, as the chicken tasted a bit off. Overall, we spent £103.95 for 4 adults and 2 kids. We ordered a lot of food and left very full. I would recommend getting a reservation.