Edgeware Road

Malaysian cuisine in a modern, scarlet-walled room with hibiscus stencils and teardrop lamps.

Satay House Malaysian Restaurant

We went in a group of 4 friends for much and ordered a lot of food.

We have no complaints with many food items, but at the same time we’re not super delighted too. Everything ever eventually was just about 4 or 3 on 5.

A lot of food was toned down and we missed the kick. We have had better experience at roti King.

Our waiter was very nice btw and gave great service.

One appetiser, two mains, and two drinks came to £63 at lunch time.

The fried tofu with stuffed vegetables/beansprouts (tahu sumbat) for appetiser is not recommended.   It was fairly flavourless even with the sauce. However I enjoyed my bee hoon goreng a lot. The portion was big and the spice level was great. I would have this again.

I also liked the hot teh tarik. It was sweet just like how I had it in KL. It could possibly be the best teh tarik I’ve had so far in London.

There were plenty of seatings at 12:30 on a Saturday but I would recommend a reservation if you go in the evening.

We went on a Friday night (with a booking of course) and were greeted warmly.
The food was delicious with an amazing variety. The waiter was attentive and extremely helpful. We were fasting so they went out of their way to give us dates and water to break our fast.
When we ordered the food, it did take over 40 minutes to come, but once we’ve tasted it, it was worth the wait!
The pictures will speak for themselves.
Would I recommend it? Definitely yes!

love the ambient and the staffs, althought space quite small but food was amazing got nasi lemak kari kambing satay and milo ais. Nasi lemak sambal undang was spicy enough for a malaysian and kari kambing had a slight smokey taste to it, satay was bomb because of the peanut sauce, definitely worth the try

The food is really good. Satay is super amazing, Kari Laksa is the best if you like noodle soup, it’s a bit sweet from the coconut also a bit spicy, it’s just about right. I will definitely come back again.

Satay House

Halal Asian cuisine. Formerly Bonda Kitchen

Bonda by Duck & Noodle

Entrance is down a set of stairs, if you didn't know it was there, you would easily miss the restaurant.

Very clean but comfortable. Lovely hand painted murals on the walls.

Creative, beautiful and above all tasty dishes. We went here looking for halal dimsum and we were not let down.  The food was brilliant. As they had a seafood dimsum platter, it would have been nice to have a carnivore dimsum platter.

I would have tried more food but we were possibly a bit full from our earlier meal.

Was looking for a halal restaurant that was something other than Indian or Turkish and stumbled across this on Google. Absolutely 10/10. All the dishes were extremely tasty, freshly cooked and the service was fast. Slightly more varied menu than some Malaysian places - with dumplings and bao buns on offer. Highly recommended and I will definitely visit again.

I came here for lunch as a family of four. We decided to order Duck bao buns, Veggie Laksa, Nasi Lemak, and Fruit Sago.

Duck bao buns was delicious overall. The bun was soft and light while the duck is a bit chewy but it’s fine. All veggies complementing the bun were refreshing and the sauce was nice. I would recommend you to try it if you happen to visit this place.

Veggie Laksa was very good. The broth was vibrant and thick with a refreshing sour flavor in it.   I did a bit hack by dipping the bun into the broth as it was taste amazing. Another stuff I did was putting some Laksa spicy sauce with the duck bun and it was tasty.

Nasi Lemak could be bettee. The rice is not that flavorful but you can taste the coconut in there. Need to eat the rice with chicken, salted anchovies all at once to get a nice flavor of the dish. The sambal was quite a lot though.

We closed our meals with fruit sago in which there were jackfruits, mango and basil seeds. The dish was served with evaporated milk. The surprising part of this dessert is that it was served warm. I would recommend to share with friends if you order this.

I had not been here for a couple of years.  Easy to miss as you have to navigate to a basement to access. They have spruced up the interior and given it a fresher look. Service was quick. I ordered a prawn CKT noodle meal. Good quality prawns. However despite the basement location and basic interior… this is NOT a cheap eat. Spent just under £15 for 1 dish with no drinks.

Dim sum was underwhelming and expensive. Not soft or moist enough for me. The chicken in the Nasi Lemak  was cooked well. Crispy skin and moist on the inside. However, the sauce needed more flavour for me. The owner was very friendly and service was fast. All in all an average meal at best for us.

BKC Biryani Kebab Chai

The restaurant is centrally located and serves the most authentic Indian food. The Biryani and Kebabs are fresh and meats used are succulent and nicely seasoned. The highlight is the chai and coffee served. Must try both for an relaxing and enticing experience.

The most authentic, tasty biryani and succulent kebabs in town.
Finish it off with refreshing Kashmiri Chai.
Lamb Biryani is a must try for all meat lovers. They even got vegan dishes !!

I got takeaway from this place twice and it was delicious and flavourful. Both times I had the lam Biryani and the galouti kebab. The only thing I would say is the portion size is a bit small as the biryani is not sufficient for two people.

BKC is incredible! Other diners can speak to the authenticity of the food, but I literally risked missing my flight and completely gave up the chance to buy any other souvenirs in exchange for another taste of the pink chai and the biryani at BKC. Worth every second of sprinting through Heathrow to savor each morsel of biryani right before takeoff. My only regret is I didn't get more food.

I know that sounds insane. But try the pink chai (delicate, flowery, lovely, the Grace Kelly of chais) and you'll understand.

Simple unassuming spot on Edgware Road with a short and sweet menu. We ordered the chicken and lamb biryanis along with a Galouti kebab. The kebab was excellent, chicken biryani was good and the lamb biryani was just alright. Super affordable though - and great service. Would recommend.

Donostia Restaurant

Really enjoyed our dinner here. Sat by the counter to see the chef and his assistant manage to deliver delicious dishes from a small kitchen. Efficient service and delicious food. Some dishes are more generous than others, but I didn’t have complaints about the ones I ordered. The octopus was done just right and the squid ink risotto was very tasty. Don’t miss out on the Basque cheesecake. Five stars for me 👍

Nice Spanish restaurant in Marylebone, decoration is good for a tiny place, you can smell a bit of Spain since you step in, the service was really kind during all the dinner.  In terms of food, quality was good enough, being honest we were expecting more for the prices/ rates they have, the best plate was the dessert, home made cheese cake. Amazing. Rest of plates were normal in terms of taste/quantity. Consider 50£pp more or less including bottle of wine.

Excellent place to dine will be returning in the future. Rung up while walking to the business. To book a table last minute was able to fit us in. As was busy when we arrived. Only had bar seats as tables was all booked. But was happy with the bar as you could see what was being prepared and added to the experience and quick service. Good hospitality friendly staff who could advise on food. Said to the wife while there just need to be sat in Spain now by the beach at night. Will deffinetly be retuning and recommend

This restaurant serves top quality food, with the rest of the experience being really quite disappointing.
Experience:
The service was borderline adversarial at time, and we were almost booted out before being offered coffee (despite having the table for another 30 minutes). There was a general sense of unease created by the service. Much of the food had run out, even though we arrived at 7.15. Finally, the atmosphere is a little odd - there were regular sounds of crashing cutlery and crockery nearby.
Food:
The food is really lovely. We tried many of the tapas dishes and every single one was delicious. I don’t think I’ve had better Basque food in London. I would definitely return for the food. It was also a nice touch to bring out a birthday cheesecake for one of the members of our table.

In sum: great food, middling experience

Went to Donostia for dinner with a friend, after hearing great things about their Basque Cheesecake. We had an amazing experience overall. The staff was very attentive and friendly, the food was delicious and the cheesecake really did not disappoint - absolutely incredible! The two cocktails we tried were lovely too (one of which was new to the menu and I believe we were one of the first people to order it). Will definitely be visiting again soon!

Donostia

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I remember the days when KFC used to be so good when given you decent sizes of chicken. But now a days if you get 2 of those one will be actually a tiny little thing compared to the 2 extra chicken wings I ordered. So if you are  not eating in be ready for a tiny disappointing surprise. KFC has taken his standards down in order to save money, charging his customers  2 for one. Be aware of this practice is not only at Paddington location but across his branches.

Food quality is good and suitable for price. Staff friendly but they tend to forget sauces and they need to be reminded. When it is a takeaway they don't have proper paper carriers with handle so it is hard to buy a big meal and take it home with you live very far. Toilet facility limited access.

Was a pain to order as the staff didn't listen, had broken English so they didn't understand when they did listen.  To be honest they were quite rude and snappy.  Only a small order of 6 wraps which took nearly half an hour.  The collection number popped up and then disappeared from the screen.  When asked if it was nearly ready one staff member snapped at me saying "doing it".  But was another 5 minutes before I received the order.  Tried complaining but the staff rudely walked away.

I would rather go hungry next time.

Place is chaos, staff have no direction and completely ignore the ticketing system and cause mass confusion when busy. Waited 45 minutes to get served and in that time only 8 meals were served.

Place is a grimy mess, staff attitude sucks.

Genuinely the most disspointing KFC on the planet... And I've been to some terrible ones.

If you're considering going here or not eating... Don't... Rather get a pie and chips down the road.

Went to order a fillet box meal with 1 piece chicken and a drink asked for the chicken to be a Side Breast Piece, they gave me a leg so I went back and asked them for a side breast, the meal was not that great to be honest, the portion size of the chips was a joke and the burger tasted lifeless. The tables in this KFC were really dirty, all of them still had rubbish from previous food. The staff tried to close the dine in area early super early by blocking the eating area with the bin but failed because people just pushed past it. Then moan when people were eating in, even though they have late closing times. Really bad place.

HFA has certified KFC's products in these stores, and the store environments, as halal. KFC has also ensured that the halal certified chicken would also meet the rigorous animal welfare standards employed in the UK, and has consulted leading animal welfare groups about this. KFC insists that all poultry is stunned before slaughter. HFA allows the use of a technique called 'stun-to-stun' - a pain free process that makes the animal insensible to pain and suffering. A verse is also recited from the Quran at the point of slaughter by an appropriate person and the poultry will not come into contact with non-halal meat at any point in the supply chain. KFC only buys high quality, Grade A, farm-assured chicken from trustworthy suppliers, and this will not change.

Home of the unexplored flavors of India - inspired by Calcutta's 300-year-old heritage

Chourangi

This is a lovely restaurant in the Marble Arch area. It serves authentic Bengali (north-eastern Indian) food. The restaurant has a great ambience. The staff was kind and friendly, and the food was delicious. The menu has a great mix of vegetarian and meat dishes, and some really nice cocktails. I would highly recommend!

What a wonderful evening, hosted by Bengali folk made all the difference. I really appreciated the personal touch of the chef meeting us and making recommendations.

The food was really good. Good wine list too.

Great tasting Indian food, definitely not like your other standard Indian places, a lot more unique and very flavourful. The chicken curry was very creamy and super aromatic. The lamb one was earthy and spicy. The Dahl was absolutely delicious, super rich and creamy, exactly how it should be. Overall great food. It was, however, very expensive for an Indian restaurant, and for the price I would have expected something mot special

What a beautiful restaurant! The flavours from each dish was incredible, we were impressed from the moment we walked in and by all starters, mains and desserts...oh and cocktails! The service was so lovely too and very friendly and thoughtful. We will definitely be coming again. Absolutely amazing!

I especially planned to go only there to have a dinner and it was great without any doubt. The ambience, the food, the hosting, the service each thing was perfect. As a Bengali I always crave for Bengali food and Chourangi fulfilled my craving. Much recommended place to have a special dinner with family and friends.

Maroush Edgware Road

Terrible experience! Visited with high hopes of having a decent Lebanese food. Sorry to say but none of the food we ordered were upto the mark. Staff had a nonchalant attitude as well. Never coming back!

What a magical night, i have head so much about Maroush chain restaurants but had never been. Was feeling extremely hungry as I arrived and was not disappointed. I was full to the point i had to unbutton my belt. 
The food was tender, moist and cooked perfectly. The live music was hilarious as the lady and gent singing got all the diners involved in the fun also.
Will definitely be returning, thank you Maroush.

I've come here a few time as it's close to where I live - always delicious and great quality. Huge menu with many choices. Good service and has always been quick when we go!

last week I ordered prawn with rice and it was disgusting,the taste felt too much oily,only the french fries that my sister took were okay. Staff was polite and the order came very soon.

Exceptional food and great service. 4 of us had mixed grills and a bottle of the house red with hummous and breads and were more than satisfied. Tasty Lebanese food with great flavours and spices brought to us swiftly by polite waiting staff who were very friendly. Very happy we found this place!

Maroush

Queen of Sheba (Malekat Saba') specialises in Yemeni food

Queen of Sheba London

Queen of Sheba, on a quiet street near Paddington Station, is a 17-year-old Yemeni restaurant with an intriguing atmosphere, hookah pipes outside by the coffee tables, and charming booths inside.  As a side note I'm happy to support an institution that might give back to a country suffering a difficult time.  To start with, the people and service were low key and very nice, and likely from the region.  I ordered the lamb stew and a mango juice - alcohol is not served.  The stew came with a massive freshly-baked bread.  There was also some spicy homemade salsa on the side.  The stew was clearly the real deal, if you closed your eyes you'd never think you were in London.  That said, it was not entirely my style.  There was too much meat and not enough broth and herbs for me.  I prefer Eastern European soups and maybe Turkish as well.  But credit is due for being true to what it is.  I almost ordered the lamb soup starter (without meat) for £3 and the 4 vegetable appetizer (served with mentioned bread) for £12.  Chicken dishes may also have been more my style.  That said I had a very nice time, spent £17 including the mango shake, and would happily come back to explore the menu further or just sit out front and have a tea or coffee with a friend.

This was my first time in a Yemenite restaurant. The food was good, the freshly squeezed juices were outstanding.  I had hummus and lamb with rice, my wife had a stew.  I honestly think the stew was the better deal as the Lamb and rice was fairly dry. The hummus was tasty and the bread was massive.  The portions are fairly big here, so you certainly won't go hungry.

This restaurant does not serve alcohol but the waitress told us that guests can bring their own.

I'll try something else on the menu next time. Bit pricey for ok food. Staff very friendly and nice atmosphere.

My first experience with Yemeni cuisine. I really enjoyed it especially the chicken stew. Very good value.

We had for lunch
Soup lamb 3/5 just okey
Kabab Yemeni 3/5
Mandi chicken 3/5 ok
Lamb haneed 2/5 meet not fresh not good
Fish mikbaza 3/5 ok

Overall Yemeni food is by far better than what we had today , the rice can be much better , the meet,

Hope once we visit next time things change to better

Queen of Sheba

Al-Dar Lebanese Restaurant

This restaurant is awesome. Clean toilets, high chairs available, great staff. The food was amazing. The lamb was so soft and Haloumi was the best I ever had. I would highly recommend to couples, friends and families.

Great staff .The food was amazing .the best  grilled chicken I ever had. Mixed grill was very delicious.

I has a cup of mint tea. I thought I will get fresh mint but it turned out to be mint bag! My friend ordered a latte and a dish of Mahalabia. She returned it back because it tasted bitter and she thought it might have been from the day before. Waiter was very nice and offered her free Baklava

I would rate this place higher if the service was better. It’s frustrating because the food is really good. When you have a waiter who doesn’t smile and generally doesn’t make you feel welcome then it ruins the experience. I can relate to the other reviews on here so hopefully the management picks this trend up and improves its service. Prices also very reasonable for the quality of food.

food was average I did not like the mint sauce it was plain white yogurt, the chicken was not marinated well enough the taste was pretty plain took long to arrive, the food had some odd smell to it , the waiter service was ok hence 3*

The owners of this restaurant are Muslim and have confirmed its halal status.

website:zabihah.com:(https://www.zabihah.com/biz/jVMHqPxP6A)

Al-Dar

Melur London

This is a nice, little place to eat. The food price wise is reasonable considering the location. The set plates is what most of the locals order, and for a reason because they are most cost effective but we ordered single dishes to try food we had only ever heard of. It was delicious and good quality. Portion size was relative to cost of the dish. The staff are friendly and the owner and his wife come out to greet guests and mingle which is nice. We went midweek so it was quiet. The restaurant feels dated - chairs are worn and tables look old but the waitress was giving everything a thorough clean. Restaurant is in basement level - no step free access.

Melur London can be quite difficult to find as it is located in the basement. However, once you manage to find it. 

The restaurant offers an amazing choice of Malay food. This reminds me of my days visiting local restaurants back in Malaysia. The food is tasty and service is excellent. 

I will definitely recommend everyone to try the rendang which is damn bloody delicious. The only thing you will regret is the weight gained after trying it out. 

Place and toilets are clean which is a huge bonus. Will definitely recommend!

Very nice food taste, almost like you eat at Malaysia

Thank you, very good service and delicious meal

Quietly running its business somewhere along Edgware Rd, this hidden underground restaurant triumphs many other restaurants above ground level, surprisingly. If you appreciate Malaysian cuisine, your first visit to Melur London would mean there has to be a second. The boss is really friendly, this place is quite suitable for large gatherings, and there is a great variety of food selections. My most recent visit was with two of my other friends, and we all enjoyed the Nasi Kandar served (though it was probably overly-soaked with curry). Nostalgically, that was our final meetup in London. If I do ever go back to London for a long vacation, I hope to visit Melur again. 10/10 would recommend!

Melur

Indian street food in roadside-style cafe, plus restaurant with small plates on modern dining menu.

Indian Street Food; our favourite types of restaurants! 💃🏽
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Food: Our favourite item was the Chicken Samosa Chaat 🤤. I also enjoyed the Hakka Chilli Paneer but N wasn’t a fan as he found the paneer quite rubbery and tough to chew. For mains, we ordered the Railway Lamb Curry and Pulusu Chicken, which were both okay but didn’t blow us away.. the curries tasted alot more like Bangladeshi curries rather than Indian.
Service: It was really busy on the night that we went so it was quite hard to catch the attention of staff.
Settings: 7/10
Food: 6/10
Service: 6/10
Overall: 6.3/10

@twopeasfoodies's review of Roti Chai Marble Arch on Instagram

Roti Chai

What an amazing food and the ambience. There was no waiting as now you can only make a booking. The food was absolutely delicious and the service was pretty fast. The quantity was enough for me but my partner complained as he eats a lot but the food was warm and was very filling. The drinks were amazing too

Always been a huge fan since it opened but think Covid and early closing meant our food wasn’t too great this time...just seemed a bit less tasty than it used to be :(

Paulina was great though, super accommodating even to the point of turning down the ac when she saw we were cold so massive kudos to her! 

Papdi chaat and chicken Farcha are always my go to and it didn’t disappoint this time either. 

The paneer salad and biryani just seemed to lack salt and general tastiness. 

However this wouldn’t stop me going back and hopefully it was just the early closing time’s that was the reason for the above.

Great staff and good food - while the tapas style doesn’t go hand in hand with Indian food in my opinion; this restaurant has a better version of the same. The main courses were great - specifically the jackfruit biryani. Would recommend to try out if you are in the area.

Food was great, fantastic customer service and friendly staff, love the presentation in the restaurant, satisfied with the safety measures they follow because of the covid. Food portions can be improved the amount of the price that customer has to pay.

Good starters! Uncled chicken curry was mild and nice combined with jackfruit biryani was a  good combo.

Unfussy halal Eastern dishes including grilled meat and fish at a cafe-style Iranian restaurant

Patogh

This have been my favourite restaurant in the area for a while. The food is very tasty and the quality is amazing. Before lockdown I used to the get lunch or dinner at least once a week here. Now I am back to work and I was happy to see them open and offering take out or dinner in. I had a take lunch, and the taste of the Barbecued minced chicken was to die for! I definitely recommend this place.

What a gem of a restaurant! I will be back - amazing food, flavors, quantity, and prices. Best experience I've had in London!

Large portions. Authentic decor. Great value for money

Excellent food. .really small restaurant 6 small tables!!
Halal food served.  Be prepared to wait upto 30 mins for a table, otherwise highly recommended 👍👍well done

Visited for a quick lunchtime meal with work colleagues and was pleasantly surprised. The outside does look a little rundown with the paint peeling but this adds to the atmosphere of the place and the Persian/Iranian culture you feel once you go inside. They serve large amounts of food and the price is very reasonable. It tasted amazing and well spiced. Who would have known this small place is a goldmine to grab some quick food.

Halal restaurants in Edgeware Road