Mimino Restaurant - (Near , london)

5 /5 Andrea: Mimino is an absolute gem. The food is by far the best Georgian cuisine I have ever had, every dish was unique. The owner (Zauri) and the chef are stellar, creating an experience that feels both authentic and memorable. We will definitely come back again. Highly recommended!

5 /5 Isabelle Lenton: Had a great meal here! Nice family restaurant feel. The dumplings were the best and would really recommend the cheesy khachapuri. A clean spacious interior. The owner is lovely and taught us a lot about Georgian culture and history. Will be coming here again!

5 /5 Vincen: Georgian food is not easily found in London so I always look to find places where I can have good authentic kinkali and kachapuri. Luckily I found Mimino when I came to Olympia for some work related manner but couldnt go as the restaurant is open only after 4pm. Additionally you got to preorder so walk-ins arent feasible. This place has the hole in the wall vibe however the renovated decor makes it look like you are eating in someones home. The toilets even are spacious like one would find in ones home. Talking about the food, my wife and I were blown away by the quality and taste of the khinkali and Kachapuri we had. Additionally we had one of the best wine experiences ever as we tried few different types of Georgian wines. One odd thing is that the place was empty on a Friday. Not that we are complaining as we had an infant with us. There was only one man who was both the waiter and chef. He explained that each dish will come one by one, and we are expected to be okay with that. Also note there isnt any other items in the menu besides kachapuri, khinkali, shaslik skewers and mezze. I guess with a one man operation this is the best he can do. Nonetheless for what we saw, ate and paid we came out of it impressed and happy. So if you are looking to eat Kachapuri and drink good wine then definitely do visit this place. But first message the restaurant on Whatsapp.

1 /5 Yana: Extremely unpleasant place. The restaurant was completely empty when we arrived, which was already quite worrying. The owner, who also acted as the waiter, rudely pointed out where we had to sit the moment we walked in. Then he started insisting on what we “should” order, as if we were guests in his house rather than paying customers. The ordering process took nearly twenty minutes, during which he gave us way too much unnecessary information and even told me — quite aggressively — to stop laughing because it was “irritating” him. Absolutely unbelievable! The whole atmosphere was uncomfortable and tense, as if we were being scolded for daring to enjoy ourselves. The food was mediocre at best, and after waiting forty minutes, our mains still hadn’t arrived. To make things worse, the owner started gossiping about his previous guests who, according to him, “didn’t behave properly” either. That really says it all. If you check the reviews, you’ll notice they’re either glowing 5-star or scathing 1-star — which tells you exactly what’s going on here. I would strongly advise avoiding this place.