Shenaz Mauritian Fusion in Tower Hamlets

Experiencia extremadamente decepcionante debido a la negativa del personal a proporcionar asientos a pesar de que hay un amplio espacio disponible. El comportamiento poco profesional y grosero no nos dejó otra opción que irnos. Este nivel de servicio es inaceptable y necesita mejoras urgentes. 28 : 02 at 13 : 50

Thank you to all the staff who served us, even though we arrived close to closing time. We really appreciate the warm service despite the late hour. A special thanks to the girl who served us — she was absolutely amazing! Her friendly attitude and professionalism made our visit even better.

this is the old school pakistani restaurant love the foods here amazing fresh and very nice and friendly owner. the tandoori chicken is 110% Fantastic it taste like old traditional how it was in the 80s 90s. their biryani is also amazingly so good like the tandoori chicken.

This is a great East London institution. I love bringing out of town guests here. Food is great but I think you need to order with care. Noisy and bustling so great for groups but not so much for a romantic date. Very cheap and BYO. It's quieter at lunchtime when service is so quick you can get back to the office in time with a cab to the City or the Elizabeth Line to Canary Wharf. Because there are not many off licenses in this part of Whitechapel we always buy wine at the Tesco on the western end of Fieldgate St if we are coming for dinner. We start with the plain salad, pappadoms and sauces that are brought when the table is set. I like to dress my salad with the spicy green chutney. We always order the signature grilled lamb chops, chicken tandoori, and seekh kebab to start. I've heard that the tikkas can be a bit tough and I have been disappointed with the prawns and fish grilled starters in the past. The curry mains can be disappointing. But the dahls, baby pumpkin and dry meat are always dependably great. Don't miss the homemade bread. The naan's are delicious but swimming in butter so also order a roti or two if you want a less decadent bread for mopping up curries. Service is very efficient though sometimes timing can be haphazard, with for example arrival of bread. It's always a great experience though. They do now take bookings and I would recommend that which shortens the wait time to under 5-10 minutes. It's great value. A copious meal for four came to £91 including service charge.

Wagamama’s a classic around the world, if you haven’t tried it yet, you might as well come. I’ve heard it’s Asian/Japanese, I am not entirely sure what it means. What I do know is that the food is food, there’s plenty of options and things you can play around with. I can’t say I’d recommend coming here as an absolute when you’re around the area, but if you are around and feel like some simple Asian food without having to spend too much it is a solid option.