Moio in Hackney

Lovely, small restaurant with a compact and interesting menu and wine list. Service was friendly and professional. The food is clearly influenced by Portuguese cuisine but it’s not simply a Portuguese restaurant. We will definitely return.

The menu of Moio had caught my eyes already few times while walking around Stokey. We finally have been tonight. The restaurant looked a bit sad, only two other couples beside us. I hope it’s not always like this, because their food deserve a queue outside: what a joy for your mouth! We had few appetisers (scallop ceviche, eel, morcela), starters (Mackerel), main (hazelnut pasta and octopus), bottle of wine for a reasonable £50 per head. Everything was stunning. Looking forward to going back!

Moio is a European restaurant in East London. The food is good value for money and the staff are professional and friendly. If you go, you should definitely try the algarve flavoured carrots and the grezzina courgette with goats milk polenta and smoked ricotta. I will highly recommend this place and come back for sure.

We had a great experience for brunch and would love to go back to try dinner. Staff was kind and attentive, food divine and reasonably priced. We will be back!

We’ve been here a couple of times - once for brunch and once for dinner. The dinner was excellent - the menu is varied and the ingredients are very fresh. The brunch was really nice and refreshingly different to the standard eggs and avo toast. Love the enthusiasm of the staff. This is a new restaurant in Stoke Newington that’s really worth a try!

We used to visit the stream restaurant that was previously in this location. We stopped in for brunch but had missed the cut off time. Staff were really lovely and said they’d still serve us brunch if we wanted it. We had shared salt beef type bagel and a burrata dish. Never one to resist a sweet treat I got the strawberry and chocolate bread and butter pudding which was made with croissants and was very tasty. It’s easy to walk past this place and miss it but it’s facing you at the end of church street with the corner of The Three Crowns facing it.

We visited on a rainy Saturday evening, we were wonderfully looked after. The menu is compact but absolutely every single dish was fantastic - tasty, attractive and unusual without being fussy. Delicious from start to finish. Thank you.