SUDU - Malaysian Eatery - (Near Brent, london)

Ferdiansyah Iqbal Rafandi This place was a hidden gem as I was looking for a nice chinese restaurant near Kilburn and I found this! I was warmly welcomed by my server. I ordered beef brisket house noodle and fried turnip in XO sauce. I thought the portion would be small, but not, they were so generous and the portion of food were massive!! The foods were amazing for both Turnip and House noodle. The beef brisket was also tender and juicy. Highly recommended this place!

Chiara De Luca Incredible Ethiopian restaurant. We went three times in a few months, and it keeps getting better. The owner is such a lovely person, the food is wonderful - so fresh and tasty. Recommended 150% !!!

Muntazir Syed Authentic and value for money. Tried the half chicken broasted and cheese muhammara manakish. The broasted was authentic with right amount of flavours and crispy. Unlike many other places this was a proper half chicken i.e. 1 each if wing, drumstick, thigh and breast piece with loads of potato wedges with seasoning on top. This was just for £7, which is a the best £7 meal you can get anywhere in London. The manakish was good with good balance of cheese and muhammara.

Joleen Crowley A lovely little gem of a Lebanese restaurant in West Hampstead. I went with my mother-in-law last night and we had such a relaxed and enjoyable evening that we ended up staying for over four hours. The atmosphere was calm, welcoming, and authentic. The waitress was attentive and patient while helping us with the menu and the manager was friendly and engaging. The food was absolutely delicious! We started with houmous and falafel, then shared octopus, a cod dish, and beans in tomato sauce. The portions were so generous that we had enough to take home for lunch the next day — and we didn’t even order a main! Everything was full of flavour. Compliments to the chef. It was also my first time trying Lebanese wine and it was delicious. Thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and will definitely be back.

Jason Taverner Always great value and service but my favourite Turkish restaurant in North London one of Londons hidden gems

Ndidiamaka Idimogu This is the worst ogbono soup and semovita I have ever eaten in my life. The soup came in tasteless, inhomogeneous lumps with no consistency whatsoever, poorly cooked and completely inedible. I have never encountered food this badly prepared. I would genuinely rather go hungry than eat this again. The semovita was even worse: dry, chaff-like, and incapable of holding together to form a single ball of swallow. It kept breaking apart in bristles, making eating practically impossible. The fish was barely acceptable, but too fishy and certainly not worth the price. After struggling through this so-called meal, I had to order a pizza. Calling this food is being generous. It shouldnt even get a one star rating.