Came here as part of a large group for dinner and the staff were very helpful accommodating us. We ordered a range of curries and it would be fair to say the food ranged between ok and good. Not outstanding or consistent which I would expect for what was a reasonably expensive Indian. The special curries were better than the more basic ones on the menu. One of us complained that here tasted of Heinz tomato soup! Overall it was ok if you are in the area and fancy a curry but not a place worth travelling too. Came to about £45 per person for mains starters and a few beers.
The chef and the waiter are very friendly and kind, the food is delicious, and the drinks are delicious. Thank you very much for giving me a wonderful experience. Will visit again. I love it.
Fabuloso pequeño restaurante justo al lado del mercado de Borough. Pequeños platos increíbles que yo y amigos compartimos junto a algunas burbujas. Platos realmente inusuales pero tan sabrosos.
I really wanted to like Tas Pide, where I had enjoyed a pre-theatre lunch many years ago. But on a recent visit to the Globe, we found the place empty despite its proximity to a sold-out performance. The interior is shabby and there were limp crisps on the floor beneath our table. The waiter took our order then coughed several times into his open palm. I watched him go behond the counter, where he handled cutlery, plates and food, without washing. I was wary of course, but it was too close to curtain to find another place to eat. I would have done better going without dinner. I asked that my food be served without additional oil ontop, yet everything we ordered was doused in low-grade olive oil. And it was so heavily salted no other flavour could be discerned. This is my native cuisine; I know how it ought to be prepared. Not-like-this. The owners of the Tas chain would be well advised to invest in renovating the place and installing serious chefs and hiring competent staff who have a working knowledge of hygiene. Until then, theatre goers and others are wise to stay away.
A review of our meal at Rabot on 7th January 2023 - booked via OpenTable in September 2022 . hmmm where to start ...
Well as the restaurant apparently closed in September and Open Table elected not to advise us.
So as the booking experience was appallingly bad
And the meal was non-existent
I cannot really review or recommend somewhere I was sadly not able to go can I?!
OpenTable asking for a review for the booking we were unable to enjoy was the invisible icing on a non-existent cake.
I appreciate being able to order healthy food and feed my baby without feeling self-conscious. Leon fits the bill. Most have a step.free entrance including this branch. I sat, ate, fed my baba in comfort.