Seven Kings Café in Redbridge - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Went for breakfast on Monday got 2 poached eggs on toast with beans, the eggs were crap! One was over cooked and other one more then the first meaning the “chef” can’t cook eggs properly, more of a cook IMO The beans were again below average only thing that was okay was the bread! Anyone can use a toaster. The hot chocolate was the worst I’ve had in any shop, I think they split a proper chocolate into 2 cups and added milk? What a disappointment! And £9.20 for the toast n eggs and 2 hot chocs also I said thank you to the guy and he was utterly rude saying “what did you say?” I should’ve said suck your mum

During eating a cheese omelette today I found I steel brillo pad spur.... In the omelette... I brought this to the waitress attention.... And waited for 15 mins... To no avail... As I was leaving I met the manager... And mentioned the above... He was initially very defensive without looking into the matter or approaching his staff His approach to me was do you want your money back......... Errrr no I just want you to ensure this doesn't happen again to another customer Best thing was he didn't even apologise

We went in around lunchtime for a full breakfast. We sat down and we ordered our food. We go told the two ladies that make the food have sat down for lunch together, bearing in mind they sat down after we came in and placed our order and we would have to wait for them to finish before we get our food! Erm how you running a business. Why are the lunches not rotated so you can serve your customers. We turned around and saw the two sitting and just started having there lunch breaks. Obviously we left annoyed without waiting for there lunch break to be over together!

Visited for lunch with family members who are regulars, could never have imagined how good the food was! Ordered a mooli paratha, with saag, and a salt lassi, and also a portion of chicken bites, basically pakoras. I have eaten in a variety of places over the years, from dhabas, to Michelin starred restaurants, but the food here is just altogether different. Delicious, fresh, with a home cooked taste to die for. I don’t think I’ve enjoyed a paratha so much in ages, and the saag....honestly, just the way mum makes it, never had it so good on a restaurant ever. My thanks to all at this fantastic little gem, it’s such a shame I live in NW London, if I was local, I’d be here everyday. I’m coming back for the matar paneer....🙏

We’ve been to this cafe several times. On our last visit I had my usual aloo paratha which was excellent as usual and my daughter tried the chicken paratha which was very very good. We also had the desi saag and pakora curry with roti to take away. Both dishes were excellent and the roti which come with them were delicious! The cafe also does a selection of English food, which I’ve never tried. I would recommend this place, even though it’s a bit pricey, the food is worth it!

Seven Kings Café is located in the heart of Seven Kings and off street parking available. It’s Asian run and offering a range of English and Indian dishes. Dishes range from Chicken Biryani, Aloo Keema, Punjabi Channa Masala; Jacket Potatoes. Burgers. Sandwiches and Fried Breakfasts. Hot drinks start from £0.90 for a cuppa tea to £0.80 for a bottle of water. I had a hot chocolate (£2) and a portion of chips (£1.90). They have Wi-fi, 11 tables with seating for 44 people. No highchairs. Unisex toilet. Simple decor with mahogany seating. A bowl of tin soup is expensive at £2.50 considering it’s not even homemade.