The best restaurants serving African food in Tower Hamlets London

Merkamo , 42 Hanbury St , London E1 Zinash show us our table , she was so helpful We were going outside to take some pictures , but Zinash said we could use the downstairs as no one was there , so we had the place to ourselves.we did ask if we can clean up after we made a mess , but was told not to as they will do it , so back up to our table and order our food , the food was fantastic and said we will be back . as for Zinash she is a 5* could not do enough for us Don't forget to like this and subscribe , as it will help to keep me going and post more videos , a big thanks for all that look in , and have a great day :)

I ordered lamb chops, barbecue chicken wings, and fries through Uber delivery. The price seemed reasonable for the quantity and quality of the food. The meat was tender and cooked perfectly, which was a highlight. The flavors were different from what I was expecting, but they were well-seasoned with a balance of spice, sweetness and enjoyable in their own way. Overall, a satisfying experience!

I recently visited this Nando’s and was truly impressed by the customer service of one of the staff members. From the moment I walked in his attentiveness and polite demeanour was evident. When I inquired about an item not on the menu he made every effort to accommodate my needs despite the busy rush. His genuine willingness to help and cheerful attitude truly stood out, and he is a true asset to the team! Big shout out to Sheikh

Brilliant service from Hassan very friendly and hospitality was great enjoyed my visit

I recently visited this café with a group of colleagues and left feeling quite underwhelmed. First off, note that they don’t accept card payments – it’s cash or bank transfer only, which was inconvenient in this day and age. Most of my colleagues ordered the halal breakfast, and while they all seemed to enjoy it, I was only in the mood for a light snack. I opted for cheese on toast with a Diet Coke. Unfortunately, from the moment we sat down, the experience was less than hospitable. The waitress had more of a matriarchal demeanor, briskly telling us to “wait at your table, and I will serve you,” without any real warmth or courtesy. When my food arrived, I was served four small triangles of toast with a very stingy amount of cheese – barely enough to cover the toast. I couldn’t help but wonder if there was a cheese shortage! Still, I decided not to complain and just started eating. After finishing one slice, I realized my drink hadn’t arrived. I went up to the counter to ask for it, only to be told, “Oh, it’s in the fridge,” as if I was supposed to know this on my own. At this point, the service was already leaving much to be desired, but I powered through. To top it all off, when I went to pay, I was stunned to be charged £6.45 – for two very basic slices of toast with barely-there cheese and a £1.80 “Diet Coke” (which turned out to be a Salaam Cola instead). Considering the quality of the food, the lack of service, and the overall experience, this was shocking. Needless to say, I won’t be returning, and I certainly won’t be recommending this place to others. £6.45 for what I got was nothing short of daylight robbery.

Taste was okay but the portion size was too small to satisfy even a light appetite , salad was overly sour. Overall it was a disappointing experience as we spent a lot but still came home hungry