Nineteen Club in Harrow

Loved the shisha here! Atmosphere is a smaller cosy lounge. But nice! I really loved the quality of the shisha. I'll be going alot more!

My favourite costa! Staff are friendly and helpful! Thank you!

At our Raksha Bandhan celebration, 'Taste of Kenya' provided an unforgettable culinary experience. The fresh, hot Jikka Pizzas were absolutely delicious, bursting with flavor that delighted everyone. The Masala Chips were perfectly crisp and seasoned, a true highlight of the day. The service was professional, with everything neat, clean, and well-organized. Our guests thoroughly enjoyed the day, and many commented on the exceptional quality of the food and service. 'Taste of Kenya,' you turned our celebration into something truly special, and for that, we offer our deepest thanks and highest praise.

Place looks great and staff are very polite and happy, will return

The worst dining experience I've ever had. We arrived at 8.30 and there was a large crowd of customers waiting to be seated. It turned out they were a group so we were seated separately. The maitre d selected a table smack bang in the middle of this group; I asked for a more suitable table and was told this one was 'fine'. It turned out to be wobbly and uncomfortable. We were also told the crowd would go but in fact different groups filled the space the entire evening. We waited a long time to be served; eventually we ordered drinks, starters and mains. For starters, we ordered 4 dishes including 2 sets of gyoza, one chicken, one tofu as I am vegetarian. The starters arrived sporadically, the tofu goyza being bought out first and placed in front of my companion. About 30 mins later the chicken gyoza were bought out and given to me. I began eating this, only to discover to my horror that it was meat. I am a strict vegetarian and eating meat is against my beliefs. I sent this back and informed the staff, including the maitre d, who did not even apologise at this point. I was only asked if I wanted the tufo gyoza, which I said I did. We then waited another 30 mins for a second round of drinks, then an additional 30 mins for mains. These were eventually bought out at 10.20pm; we were seated at 8.20pm. My companion's main was cold and by this time, we had had enough. We asked the waitress for the mains to be boxed up as it was too late to eat them and asked for the maitre d. He appeared with the bill -20%, which i believe is the optional service charge. I replied that I would not be paying for the gyoza and my companion's main, explaining once again that I am a vegetarian and was served meat. The maitre d tried to blame this mix up on me, but I relied it is the responsibility of staff to know what they are serving and to whom. Imagine if I had a nut allergy! He went away, deducting about £10 from out bill (£96 to £84) but when he returned, I had decided that this is an outrageous amount considering the fact that we had not even been served a meal. We eventually settled on £45, but upon reflection, this was even too much. We paid £20 in uber fares to chin chin, received awful service, given meat against my strict vegetarian diet, and received no apology! I am loathed that I paid anything at all! The worst part was the outstanding rudeness of the maitre d, who was both unapologetically and insulting. I have eaten at chin chin several times before and never experienced anything like this!