Dirty Plate in Camden

Temple of Seitan has a great atmosphere with friendly staff. The music is at a perfect volume, making it a peaceful place to eat. I ordered the strips with fries—while I didn’t love the texture or taste, it was still decent. Overall, it’s a nice spot for a relaxing meal.

Top quality restaurant! Food was 10/10, service 10/10, atmosphere 10/10. I've eaten out in London a lot and this is in my top 3 for sure!! Highly recommend... will be going back ASAP!! GIVE THIS PLACE A MITCHELIN STAR!!

Best restaurant in the London city

I’ve been meaning to try this place out for a while and it did not disappoint. I had a fantastic lunch here, which was both delicious and fulfilling. Upon arriving, the staff were so friendly and accommodating. They explained all the options clearly and made recommendations, I opted for the aubergine and beef. So tender, so much flavour - it was such a treat. The plate came with bulgur rice and mezze - all were fresh. I also had some Turkish tea here, which was brewed perfectly. Overall, it was such a pleasure dining here and I’ll definitely be back ☺️

Simply awful. I was frankly appalled at the experience we had at the mirror room on Sunday. The standard of food was terrible, it was all showmanship for very poor quality food. The deserts looked sensational but actually didn't taste very nice. The sandwiches were fine, as were the scones, but it was nowhere near quality to justify a cost of £80. One of our party had a gluten free meal. Their sandwiches were clearly prepared on cheap, dry, supermarket gluten free bread, with no allowances made to create equally interesting fillings. For example the main meal was a mini burger with coleslaw, the gluten free was just a couple of slices of meat in a dry white piece of bread - it's not hard to create a gluten free coleslaw. The gluten free scones arrived frozen on top and hot at the bottom, so they were sent back. When they came back they were soggy, clearly heated in a bag in a microwave. The staff confirmed they were bought in (I'd wager from a supermarket) and heated in the microwave in a bag separately from other food. Good practice to treat separately, but at this price point there is no excuse for the food to be heated in a microwave and be soggy. The members of our party eating the standard meal were also shocked at the poor quality of most of the food (whilst the scones were good the rest was not), and the fact the deserts, whilst looking stunning, were frankly horrible to eat. Nothing actually tasted nice. £80 for supermarket bread and soggy scones, or perfunctory sandwiches and inedible deserts. Never again thanks.