The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in South East

We'd wanted to try the tacos as we'd heard how good they are. They did not disappoint, we tried 3 different ones between us. My husbands favourite was Chicken Chipotle Taco and mine was the beef brisket taco. The staff were very friendly and we thoroughly enjoyed the delicious tasty food. Thank you Mexican Dan and team.

We were a large table to celebrate the birthday of a good friend. Food was great, service was pretty good although rather slow (waited for an hour), and the fun atmosphere was certainly a reason to return

Not anywhere as good as previous visits. Limited choice of draft beer and the Harvey’s was over £5 a pint and I doubt that I received full pints. Tapas Octopus £9:50 very little octopus but burnt garlic. King prawns £9:25 tough prawns with no flavour Not a pleasant experience.

Highly recommend this pub/restaurant. 8 of us including a young child were made extremely welcome at a time when there was also a quiz night and the food and service were faultless. Between us we had starters including mushroom with goats cheese, duck spring rolls, calamari - empty plates all round. Then venison burgers, loin of venison, a lovely chicken dish, and choice of pizzas for the child. Everything cooked beautifully. I understand they now have an excellent team in the kitchen and we certainly can vouch for what we had. A great meal, and we are looking forward to returning.

Cute cafe with great toasties and coffee. Staff really friendly and helpful with a good range of food choices including baked potatoes, toasties and sandwiches. Coffee was a good sized cup with a mellow flavour. Good prices and a great view over the Mermaid Beach.

I don't usually leave reviews but I had such a good day. The food is out of this world. The service was very good, and all the staff were friendly and efficient. The views were beautiful. I could have stayed all day, the whole family [ ranging from 4 years to 65 years of age] enjoyed the whole experience. I will be going as often as possible. Fully recommend this cafe.

Ordered coffee and a cheese scone, very disappointed. Coffee was Luke warm but the cheese scone was raw in the middle,will not be having a scone in the future

Shame that this place has closed - it is now just another store selling Oxford tee shirts. Maybe they'll change their minds and reopen it.

We were tired after a long days travelling and theme parking so decided to eat here rather than drive off site. We (3 adults, 2 kids) all had burgers of some description and soft drinks. I had low expectations and the food was slightly better than that, but for the 5 of us it came to £92.00 which is twice what you should be paying. We were also staying over at the Shark Cabins so had the buffet breakfast in here the following morning and that had a decent selection of hot and cold options. As for the staff they were very welcoming and helpful which for a fast food restaurant isnt always the case. In Thorpe Park you are very limited as to where you can get a proper meal so this is pretty much as good as it gets, go in with tempered expectations and you should be fine.

Had a voucher for afternoon tea, having read the reviews we were slightly dubious and unfortunately we were right to be. Food arrived after 40 mins, it was clearly all previously frozen as some of the cakes were freezing, scones the worst I've ever tasted and rock hard. Chipped crockery and stained tea pots etc. Overall a very underwhelming experience and I felt sorry for people coming in and paying almost £40 for this afternoon tea, dreadful, would never return.

I visited Gunwharf Keys today , the kiosk in the square. Having waited 20 mins I made my order and really wished I had gone elsewhere. The woman was so rude, all I wanted was a small americano and a flat white. I was told we don’t do small americano only regular. But the takeaway cup for the flat white was small, I’m sure with a bit of common sense the americano could have been adjusted. She had absolutely no customer service skills, barked instructions at me, clearly Caffè Nero only employ rude staff , I had a similar experience in Farnham. When I informed Caffè Nero, I did receive an automated reply and have had no contact since.

It's hard to write a review when you didn't get served, but here goes. We go here now and then for coffee and a Danish pastry, it can be busy but this time we found most of the tables were empty, so sat down and then I went to order. In spite of so many empty tables and plenty of staff, when I tried to order I was ignored for a good minute or so by the teenagers behind the counter. One then decided to speak to me and said "we're not taking orders as we're too busy, come back in 20 to 30 minutes". They said the same to the people behind me, so now I know why it was half empty. At least I was spared the pain of the pastries that cost over £4. It's a pleasant place to sit and watch the world go by, but never again. I don't like being told my custom isn't wanted because they can't be bothered to get themselves organised. I can see this coffee shop going the same way as the others that folded recently.

VK & Rahul was amazing with us as they work very hard in order to give perfect Customer service . Order was fast and it was very amazing .Thank you so much VK .

Despite a previous review advising against a visit, we have just come back from a very pleasant lunch, in the sunshine, on the terrace. The service was fairly quick, despite being quite busy, perfectly good and the food even better.

We recently enjoyed a fantastic family roast at the railway and I have got to say it was superb. The roast was delicious, I had the beef and would highly recommend. The staff were excellent, nothing was too much trouble. Looking forward to our next visit 🥳 thank you Railway