The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in London

Not at all busy when we visited at 14.00 on a Friday. Bacon or sausage baps tempting but advertised as only available until 11.30. Saw someone eating a Cornish pasty only to be told that they had the last one. They did have jacket potatoes. As far as cakes were concerned there were 2 pieces of Victoria sponge, 2 of chocolate cake and 1 scone. Clearly not too many coach parties anticipated. I asked if, as it was Christmas and not at all busy, it would be possible to break the 11.30 pork curfew and was told that it would be possible to have 1 bacon bap but sausages a bridge too far it seemed. I suppose one should be grateful for very small mercies however puzzling. On the positive side they do proudly advertise cold sausages as well as ice cream for dogs. Whether I could have had one of these sausages heated and made into a hot dog I thought best not to ask. It seems to me that The National Trust really should provide a better service for its loyal members, not to mention potential future members who may well be put off signing up by such a lacklustre welcome. Merry Christmas!

Conveniently situated on Broad Street. Dropped in for a coffee and hot snack in the evenIng. Two staff in the shop. From the outset, there was a tense atmosphere. Perhaps there had been an argument? The member of staff behind the counter refused to heat up my dish. I asked why. He said “We don’t hear those”.So I took it home, microwaved it and it was excellent.

I like their food but won't be going back based on 1 reason. The staff are so miserable and NEVER smile. I've been here loads to grab lunch, they're NEVER happy or pleased to see you. The turkish lady who serves you only asked what you want, then blanks you after that. And if it's not her serving you, it's a 17 year old (who has got my order wrong 3 out of 3 times she's served me). Manager and server should get different jobs as they're clearly not happy (but they won't, as they've been there forever). It's a shame but I feel like they don't even want me / other people to go there...

Awful service! I ordered from this place on the just eat app. The driver delivered my food to a complete stranger! Didn’t even confirm any of the details to confirm whether the order being delivered was theirs. How absurd! How can you deliver food and not check then basics of confirming the customers details and order to check if it’s theirs! Absolutely ridiculous!!

Upon walking in place looks quite quirky and funky, but that’s where it ended for us, while trying to find a table have server come upto us to ask for credit card to put behind bar yet we’ve not even managed to sit at this point. Im fine with opening a tab but no way would I be leaving my card in their till, especially with contactless that’s just asking for trouble in my opinion. Who regulates how they are stored and used and im not covered for theft if I have physically given them my card so a massive no from me and we left. Don’t understand why we couldn’t pay as we ordered, assume that’s why it was so dead in there, that and the rude staff. Any how we went onto many other bars in and around Covent Garden and had s great time.

Great service but the toilets were absolutely disgusting, you could smell them as you approached them. On entering the toilets the smell was even stronger and one of the toilets was blocked. I turned around and walked out, no matter how desperate I was I could not bring myself to use these toilets. I won’t be returning.

Paya and Horse is like a visit to someone’s house. The decor is homely: a mixture of dining tables and sofas, books to read, a mixture of pictures on the walls, TV and radio going (not at the same time). Tash was extremely hospitable and a very good cook: the mixed grill was the best we’ve experienced outside Serbia. Bela the dog is another great asset: perfectly behaved and doesn’t beg for food. We visited on a Sunday night when it was quiet enough to hear each other speak, a rare blessing in Battersea. We’re definitely coming back.

The Elan cafe is a nice place to have a quick drink or small cakes with friends, however it is a bit smaller compared to the others. but the scenery is lovely and pretty.

Dreadful place. Over priced, very rude owner who is also openly racist towards customers. AVOID. By buying from here you are giving your money to a person known locally to be racist and discriminatory towards black or Muslim customers.

Their almond croissants are that hard I almost lost my teeth. Clearly hadn’t been checked by staff before selling, you practically have to take a mortgage out to pay for Gail’s pastries anyway, so this isn’t good enough.

I have kind of got used to the lady who works there being moody all the time but my experience yesterday morning was horrible! There were no labels in the display so I told her the ingredients of the sandwich that I like. Instead of telling me that "it is no longer available", she picked one for me, cut in half, put in the toaster and then told me that it's not the one I want. Also, the look she gave me when I simply asked to toast my sandwich? Like I just killed her whole family! There were other customers waiting, I did not want to start the day negatively, so I did not say anything. Then I could see that sandwich was not placed in the toaster properly, so it was only burning the ingredients. You could even hear the grease burning. Then she handed the sandwich over to me, and I showed her how burnt it was. Got a new one obviously but then I noticed that there was mustard in the sandwich which I don't eat, what if I had allergy to mustard? Don't they know how dangerous is to sell random food, without informing customer about the ingredients? Unbelievable....I will never go to that place again.

This was a great little cafe pre covid, and always bustling and busy with a great atmosphere and friendly, helpful staff. We had not been here for a while so were initially surprised it wasn’t busier. The menu is more limited now but we still expected the food to be high quality - it was disappointing. But what was more disappointing was the quality of the service. There were four staff behind the counter who seemed more interested in chatting or being on their phones. One particular example that stands out was when I didn’t hear the ‘beeper’ I’d been given to alert me the food was ready. They proceeded to shout at me several times that my food was ready… a little unnecessary given it was quiet and they could have just popped outside the counter to alert us or bring us the food. It’s a shame, and we will be unlikely to return.

Great place to have a delicious burger, wings and tacos plus a nice glass if vino. The tacos were superb, really nice change from the usual pub grub. Wings, burger and chips also relaly tasty. Love the vibe here, and there's also a garden at the back if you want to sit outside. Will return! :)

AMAZING quirky spot. The coffee and gelato were amazing. I also had the brownie, the best brownie I have had in a while. I will definitely be going back. Staff were friendly and attentive.

We usually have a lovely experience here. However, today was below par. We ordered three hot chocolates (one special) and couldn’t find anywhere adequate to sit due to none of the outdoor tables having been cleared. My hot chocolate special was served by a rather rude waitress who didn’t even return my ‘thank you’ with a smile. She also added a few marshmallows with her bare hands. As I said, we usually have a lovely experience here, but today’s service was extremely lacking.