Meet Bros Paddington

If you're thinking about whether to visit this place or not- JUST GO. This place was incredible! Felt like I was whisked away to a holiday destination. Was really special. The service was really good and staff were incredibly friendly. Shoutout to the manager Danish who was extremely accommodating and reccomended a superb mains course steak perfect to my liking. Initially ordered udon Noodles but found it was quite simple and delicate in flavours and not to my usual liking of flavours. Danish made an excellent steak recommendation and was really helpful in making sure we had an excellent experience. 👍🏼 Paired with truffle fries The lamb shank was the STAR of the show. The mash is something I've never really tasted before. Wow is all I have to say 😍 Even the Korean slaw was amazing 👏🏼 Only regret I have is not having enough space to try the biryani. Will definitely be going back. All meals are subject to 12.5% service charge, roughly looking at £50ph. Located a short walk from Paddington station. A must visit. Thank you for the excellent hospitality 🙏🏽👍🏼

The ambiance is truly enchanting, creating a warm and inviting dining experience. The staff are exceptionally friendly and attentive(attractive as well😉), contributing to the overall excellence of the service. The cuisine is outstanding—particularly the steak, which is perfectly tender and complemented by a well-balanced sauce. The pasta dishes are equally impressive, showcasing both quality ingredients and skillful preparation. It’s a wonderful dining experience.

I had heard about this restaurant from a lot of people and the online reviews also implied that I must visit to get a good halal steak. Unfortunately, my experience was not that great. First of all, they have no fillet steaks, so we ordered a Ribeye (Black Angus) and a Striploin (Wagyu 6-7). We also ordered an Angus Burger to share. We ordered Creamy Mashed Potatoes and Miso Aubergine as sides, and Bone Marrow Sauce and Peppercorn Sauce for our steaks. For dessert we had Chocolate Fondant and coffees. For drinks, we had a Lychee Mojito and a Ginger Ale. The food was all slightly disappointing. The burger was entirely uninspiring and forgettable. The steaks were ok, but considering the Wagyu steak cost £105.61 and was nearly tasteless, it was genuinely disappointing. The sides, the mocktail and coffees - everything was just ok. The service was alright - not very impressive but nothing to complain about. All in all, this is a below par, very ordinary restaurant, with very ordinary, forgettable food, but their reputation is huge, and they get a lot of halal-eating clientele that rates them highly. I do not agree because I have had far better halal steak and far better halal burgers in London, sometimes at the same price and often at half or less of this price, in better or similar ambience and always with better service. So, I will not be visiting again.