Latest reviews for Restaurants in North Kensington, London, United Kingdom

Thai Rice - by Snowy01

Snowy01 — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 15:00:45 +0000

Review by Snowy01

Rating: 0.00

Phone: 020 8968 2001

Tags: thai, good value, family & home feel

Lovely Thai restaurant, shame about portion sizes as the food was over priced! I had a seafood soup for 2 which comes in a clay pot and it was barely enough for me, therefore i could not share it with my partner. Very dissapointing. Could be more generous.

P&PLovely Thai restaurant, shame about portion sizes as the food was over priced! I had a seafood soup for 2 which comes in a clay pot and it was barely enough for me, therefore i could not share it with my partner. Very dissapointing. Could be more generous.

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Makan - I'm not going home just yet. by bellaphon

bellaphon — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 19:07:15 +0000

Review by bellaphon

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 8960 5169

Tags: lively, malaysian, food

Iâ¬"ve been described as a bitter and twisted Malaysian for my review of JOM Makan and for that reason I should go back to KL instead. Well what can I say, just maybe not quite yet. The discovery of Makan will only go on further to preserve my status as an honorary Londoner.

Makan is â¬Üeatâ¬" in Malay and this place fully justifies the name with its authentic cooking and value. During lunch hour this place can be chaotic, if youâ¬"re in a hurry go for the excellent rice combination dish of Nasi Campur, whereby you can choose from the alluring display of ready cooked dishes to go with the rice. The cook to order dishes that include the Malaysian national dish of Nasi Lemak and my favourite Bee Hoon Goreng (Fried Vermicelli) were equally good. You can quite easily get away with Â£7.00 a head to include a soft drink. As this place is also a cafÃ©, street snacks are also offered to go with your impromptu cuppa.

This is homecoming material for yours truly. I love London and I also love Makan, truly lah.
Iâ¬"ve been described as a bitter and twisted Malaysian for my review of JOM Makan and for that reason I should go back to KL instead. Well what can I say, just maybe not quite yet. The discovery of Makan will only go on further to preserve my status as an honorary Londoner.

Makan is â¬Üeatâ¬" in Malay and this place fully justifies the name with its authentic cooking and value. During lunch hour this place can be chaotic, if youâ¬"re in a hurry go for the excellent rice combination dish of Nasi Campur, whereby you can choose from the alluring display of ready cooked dishes to go with the rice. The cook to order dishes that include the Malaysian national dish of Nasi Lemak and my favourite Bee Hoon Goreng (Fried Vermicelli) were equally good. You can quite easily get away with Â£7.00 a head to include a soft drink. As this place is also a cafÃ©, street snacks are also offered to go with your impromptu cuppa.

This is homecoming material for yours truly. I love London and I also love Makan, truly lah.

Mogodor Restaurant - Top Notch! by flojo

flojo — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 13:24:41 +0000

Review by flojo

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 020 8969 1411

Tags: moroccan, good value, romantic

Met a bunch of friends here on Saturday afternoon for lunch. We had all previously gone on holiday to Marrakesh, and after reading the reviews elsewhere were really looking forward to it.

I have to say, the Mogodor didn't disappoint. The atmosphere was very laid-back, the decor took us back, and as for the food, well that was fabulous. We had a mixture of starters, lentils, the sardines (signature dish apparently, and could see why), soup, aubergine dip. Main's included couple of tagine's (chicken, lamb & prune), lamb brochette's, chicken pie. We also had some mint tea, 3 bottles of Morroccan Rose wine, coffee and home-made pastries. All this came to roughly Â£22 per head (7 of us in total) so amazing value for money.

Needless to say we all had a fantastic afternoon (though word of caution, don't go if in a hurry!) and would definitely go back, as we were made to feel so very welcome.

Met a bunch of friends here on Saturday afternoon for lunch. We had all previously gone on holiday to Marrakesh, and after reading the reviews elsewhere were really looking forward to it.

I have to say, the Mogodor didn't disappoint. The atmosphere was very laid-back, the decor took us back, and as for the food, well that was fabulous. We had a mixture of starters, lentils, the sardines (signature dish apparently, and could see why), soup, aubergine dip. Main's included couple of tagine's (chicken, lamb & prune), lamb brochette's, chicken pie. We also had some mint tea, 3 bottles of Morroccan Rose wine, coffee and home-made pastries. All this came to roughly Â£22 per head (7 of us in total) so amazing value for money.

Needless to say we all had a fantastic afternoon (though word of caution, don't go if in a hurry!) and would definitely go back, as we were made to feel so very welcome.

Galicia Restaurant - Great restaurant!! by Claire

Claire — Fri, 22 Jun 2007 12:47:21 +0000

Review by Claire

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 8969 3539

Tags: spanish, good value, family & home feel

I have eaten here a number of times now, and still think it's brilliant. The food is good quality and the portions are huge, unlike many restaurants out there where you pay a fortune and get very little for your money.

There is a large selection of tapas as well as the main menu. There is also a decent selection of wines, where like in most places some may be better than others, but overall very good spanish wines.

The place is always really busy, and the atmosphere is buzzing.

I would definately recommend it to anyone. It's true spanish and not pretentious in any way.I have eaten here a number of times now, and still think it's brilliant. The food is good quality and the portions are huge, unlike many restaurants out there where you pay a fortune and get very little for your money.

There is a large selection of tapas as well as the main menu. There is also a decent selection of wines, where like in most places some may be better than others, but overall very good spanish wines.

The place is always really busy, and the atmosphere is buzzing.

I would definately recommend it to anyone. It's true spanish and not pretentious in any way.