The best restaurants in Pettits Havering London

The pizza here is fantastic! I started with the bruschetta, and the bread was incredibly light, with a deliciously fresh taste. For the main course, I had the mushroom pizza, which was enormous—I definitely could have skipped the starter! As you can see from the picture, it was so big that it spilled over the edge of my plate. Definitely worth the money! The flavor was amazing and tasted fresh, and there was a great selection of sauces to choose from. I went with truffle oil, but I’m curious to try a different one next time. The restaurant got quite busy, which created a lively and buzzing atmosphere. The staff were all friendly and accommodating, and they were very apologetic when a mistake was made on the bill. Overall, a great experience—I’ll definitely be back!

Best of the best i highly recommend really fresh food and clean , people are amazing and friendly

Food is good and good value. Cash only is a pain.

My partner and I have been to Kushi on several occasions now, and each time it has impressed us with the quality of the food and the great service. We would definitely recommend anyone to try the dine-in experience as it is amazing for the price!

It was ok. Tho my husband had a fall. The step up should have black and yellow tape on it. To show it up more. Bit of a hazard.

Coffee wasn’t exactly hot but to be expected

Very friendly staff, free easy parking, food was delicious, served fresh and efficiently. Shisha was very smooth, long lasting and good price. Would recommend 10/10

chips missing from meal and burger came a burnt mess in box

Kimberley was so welcoming and reassuring with my food allergies, especially at a really busy time which is really appreciated- thank you!

Worst restaurant I've been to in the Romford and Gidea park area. I've never seen a restaurant so unorganised and disgusting. Food expensive and portions are small. place was near enough empty when I went and I now I know why. Reviews are misleading as there was nothing fantastic about the place. Spend your money elsewhere.

Went there this Sunday and it was closed even the shop top board of desi kitchen was removed. Don't know if they are still operating as they didn't pick our call either.

We are a couple bumping into this restaurant for a quick lunch in mid December. There was no waiting staff standby and no other customers in the restaurant. The owner served us attentively. We ordered wonton soup, Singapore noodles, seafood crispy noodles and a bottle of wine and an extra glass as a top up after meal. I particularly liked the seafood noodles. The ingredients are fresh. We didn’t wait for long for our food although the kitchen was busy with takeaway orders. The restaurant was clean and beautifully decorated with Chinese arts. Not much atmosphere around because it was empty other than our table. Our bill came to around £60 including 10% service charge. Overall, a nice experience.

Son amables y agradables, la comida realmente ha mejorado recientemente. Me encanta todo. Gran valor para el dinero. Solo asegúrate de verificar que tienes todo cuando te vayas. . . . ¡Casi siempre se olvidan de mi hummus! !

Near empty restaurant. 9.30am on Sunday morning. The server was smiley, pleasant when spoken to, but completely unaware of their very few customers. We had to ask to order. People on the next table had to get up to leave to pay. We had to go to the kitchen to find them. The cooked breakfast was excellent. This saved my review. I guess covid saw the death of the buffet? Death of this venue? Pre covid we lived near a Harvester that would be queued out the door at 9.30am on a Sunday!!! Travelling back into Harvester land we re left disappointed and won't bother next time

I’ve had a lot of Chinese and this was by far the worst I’ve ever had in my entire life. £23 spent and after 2 bites the whole lot went in the bin. Nasty.