Latest reviews for Restaurants in Dollis Hill, London, United Kingdom

Sabras - CLOSED - no no no no! by expired2008

expired2008 — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 22:23:59 +0000

Review by expired2008

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 020 8459 0340

Tags: family & home feel, indian, good value

I canâ¬"t believe it! Its gone for good! How DARE the landlord case the demise of such a wonderful restaurant! Sabras was absolutely fantastic and one of my favourite Indian restaurants. They were masters of vegetarian cuisine and a friend of mine will literally consider suicide as a result of their closure! I always found the husband and wife team to be a unique experience, I just hope (and pray) they set up somewhere close by and let us all know of their new venue! The food here was such good value for money â¬ if the owners read this, please please tell us if you reopen somewhere else!I canâ¬"t believe it! Its gone for good! How DARE the landlord case the demise of such a wonderful restaurant! Sabras was absolutely fantastic and one of my favourite Indian restaurants. They were masters of vegetarian cuisine and a friend of mine will literally consider suicide as a result of their closure! I always found the husband and wife team to be a unique experience, I just hope (and pray) they set up somewhere close by and let us all know of their new venue! The food here was such good value for money â¬ if the owners read this, please please tell us if you reopen somewhere else!

Sushi-Say - Sushi-Say by arcantara99

arcantara99 — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 21:21:23 +0000

Review by arcantara99

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 020 8459 2971

Tags: japanese, lively, expensive

Probably one of the best sushi restaurants in town. You'd expect it to be somewhere more central as it's very unassuming and an unlikely find unless you know it's there. It's very popular though especially with Japanese people which is always a good sign of authentic Japanese food. Staff don't always speak perfect English so you might need to be patient. But they are generally polite and the food â¬ which ranges from plainer sashimi dishes to ones in sauces and fried â¬ is amazing. It's more pricey than chains like Yo! Sushi and you order from a menu rather than seeing your food first which makes it a bit more formal. There's a lovely seating area for groups of about five to ten people near the back where you take off your shoes and can all sit round a table together. Saki is a must.

Probably one of the best sushi restaurants in town. You'd expect it to be somewhere more central as it's very unassuming and an unlikely find unless you know it's there. It's very popular though especially with Japanese people which is always a good sign of authentic Japanese food. Staff don't always speak perfect English so you might need to be patient. But they are generally polite and the food â¬ which ranges from plainer sashimi dishes to ones in sauces and fried â¬ is amazing. It's more pricey than chains like Yo! Sushi and you order from a menu rather than seeing your food first which makes it a bit more formal. There's a lovely seating area for groups of about five to ten people near the back where you take off your shoes and can all sit round a table together. Saki is a must.

The Little Star - by Travelbex

Travelbex — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 19:17:57 +0000

Review by Travelbex

Rating: 1.00

Phone: 020 8830 5221

Tags: cosy, inexpensive, italian

Eating raw chicken can kill you. We survived to tell the story.

Hi folks, just want to advise caution here...

My wife and I would love to say all is well at Little Star and no cross contamination occurred when we were served raw chicken last month; we would love to recommend this place - we had been faithful clients and had been there on many, many occasions. However the owner didn't even respond to the letter we sent out to complain about the way we've been treated. Shocking.

We were even made to pay for our meal! No apology, no sense of urgency! "I don't want to f***ing die" would have said chef Ramsay!!

We now know why they call it "The Chicken"...

Seriously, if food poisoning was not a serious issue I would have just forgotten about it. But we are not talking about dirty crockery or lousy ambiance (none of which can be found there - Little Star was one of our favourites for the longest time - we've even taken friends there with us!!)

Cheers.Eating raw chicken can kill you. We survived to tell the story.

Hi folks, just want to advise caution here...

My wife and I would love to say all is well at Little Star and no cross contamination occurred when we were served raw chicken last month; we would love to recommend this place - we had been faithful clients and had been there on many, many occasions. However the owner didn't even respond to the letter we sent out to complain about the way we've been treated. Shocking.

We were even made to pay for our meal! No apology, no sense of urgency! "I don't want to f***ing die" would have said chef Ramsay!!

We now know why they call it "The Chicken"...

Seriously, if food poisoning was not a serious issue I would have just forgotten about it. But we are not talking about dirty crockery or lousy ambiance (none of which can be found there - Little Star was one of our favourites for the longest time - we've even taken friends there with us!!)

Cheers.