The best restaurants serving Arabian food in Kensington and Chelsea London

Mi mejor lugar para comida marroquí, delicioso cuscús de tajines, pescado bourek muy rico y la sopa harira es simplemente increíble.

Fuimos a este restaurante después de ver la buena crítica anterior como un negocio familiar de larga data y pensamos que sería realmente uno especial. El restaurante tiene un espacio limitado con solo unas pocas mesas. La decoración era promedio. . La comida no estaba recién preparada y nos dimos cuenta de inmediato. Probé la sopa de cenizas que es la sopa tradicional persa, la consistencia y el sabor estaba lejos de ser auténtico. Los otros platos que pedimos no eran auténticos ni sabrosos. Nos quedamos muy sorprendidos cuando nos pasaron la factura ya que los precios no coincidían con la calidad o las cantidades de alimentos. Su comida era muy desagradable para nuestro sistema digestivo, difícil de digerir. Desafortunadamente nos quedamos muy decepcionados, aunque el personal era agradable y tratando de ser servicial, pero no podemos recomendar este lugar. .

The food was yummy and quick service

We are a regular here, been here multiple times! Food was great! The drinks were delicious too

My friends and I (22 people) all went to eat here. We ordered 4 mixed kebab platters and they brought rice for everyone and a great amount of yummy bread! ( I recommend having the bread with butter… though idk if it offends the culture having the butter on the bread as it’s supposed to be on rice but it is amazing!) The long lamb was my favorite 🤤 The staff is so friendly and accommodating! 🤩 Would totally recommend this place for a good time 🥰

¡Así es como debería llamarse el restaurante, ya que es todo lo que parecen tener en el menú! Pero no me quejo ya que había una deliciosa selección y elegí una con queso, que parece una buena combinación de cocina oriental y occidental!

Pagamos £ 15 por porción de Halim que debería ser (£ 6 - £ 7 ) y fueron groseros y allí take away contenedor tenía la mitad de una porción como se puede ver a continuación La señora fue tan grosera que recomendaría permanecer lejos de este restaurante

This is one the good restaurant in London. The taste of ordered food was very good. The ambiance of the restaurant was very good.

If afternoon tea is any indication of the service, and style of this hotel avoid. Visiting with my mum for a special occasion thought we would leave out normal haunts of the Intercontinental, the wellesley and such a like. We chose the Cranley as it was part of a voucher which had been purchased for my mum. Glad we did not pay hut i am very sorry for anyone who does. Food: God knows who made the sandwiches but i would question they were not made to order. Shop bought scones at least a day old, and the chocolate cake looked like it came from Tesco. Nothing like the images or the discription given. Service: Music began as a odd version of hapy birthday on loop, upon requesting it got changed became mute. Then we had the theme to titanic on loop. Staf did not take you through the selection of sandwiches and cakes. No choice between teas. One girl never removed her outside jacket. If you ever wondered what it is like to dine at Faulty Towers then this is your place. However I doubt even Basil Faulty would let service like this. The decor was dated, chipped, and odd to say the least. When we came in the staff were dealing with someone's check in and it was clear they did not have a clue which rooms were free and which had been cleaned and it was 3pm. I feel sorry for anyone like us taken in by the images. This hotel is all a cracking show and definalty no substance.