The best restaurants serving Other international-cuisines food in Peninsula Greenwich London

Honestly I thought twice about writing this review. It’s a local gem and I don’t really want it be swarmed with lots of people. But credit is due where credit is due. This place is amazing. Fantastic flavours, a delicious meal tonight. We come here often and have had maybe everything on the menu. It’s all excellent. It’s cosy, friendly and inexpensive. Plus BYO. This might be my favourite restaurant anywhere. 10/10- a definite recommendation.

Love the brand, this beach fell short of what I’m used to Service was swift, 3 rib eye steaks all medium rare 2/3 were half well done/half medium rare The grill was clearly inconsistent The steaks looked great, but were covered in oil to make it look good, this was apparent in the taste Waiter said all the right things, very very rushed in what he was saying When they asked if everything was ok, there wasn’t much opportunity to give feedback at all He suggested the most expensive glass of red on the menu (I understand the concept of upselling) but there wasn’t much opportunity no context around why he suggested it This branch could do better with a little bit of effort I walked out thinking I over spent on a mediocre steak which I have never done at Gaucho before The Richmond branch is a tier above this one

Have eaten here when working in London and enjoyed it so thought I would take my wife whilst in London for a couple of days seeing a show and sightseeing. It yet again didn’t disappoint with the buffet food having a nice variety of dishes that were fresh and tasty. The meat etc that were distributed by the servers was of great quality and plentiful. That also had a great variety from different steaks, legs of lamb, sausages, chicken wrapped in bacon, pork loin and many more. Was glad of the walk back on the tube etc as had obviously eaten more than I needed. Was also reasonable value as just over £100 including drinks and the annoying 10% service charge.

I've no desire to hammer a restaurant for a single bad experience but from other recent reviews it seems we are not the only ones to suffer. I only wished I'd seen these reviews; I'd looked on Google where they are much more favourable (though, with hindsight, a recent 5-star review there now reads suspiciously). We booked for 8 people at 5.30pm, allowing plenty of time to relax before an 8pm show at the O2. I received an online confirmation, from Rico Sabor/Maracuya. When we arrived, the restaurant had no record of our booking. The explanation was something about 'two websites', which we didn't understand. No matter - the place wasn't busy. Our drinks order came relatively quickly, though one drink was incorrect. Again, no matter. We had booked expecting a Spanish restaurant, and we wanted to avoid the generic chains inside the O2. The menus offered were Spanish, Latino and... Ukrainian. Not what we'd anticipated. Again, no matter. We ordered 8 mains and a couple of side dishes from the Spanish/Latino selection. By 7pm no food had emerged. A couple of other tables arriving after us appeared to have received part of their orders. At 7.10pm, our first dish arrived - and it was wrong. A very harassed staff member promised 'five minutes'. By 7.20pm, two other main dishes and one side had emerged, of which another one was wrong. There was no sign at all of the other six main dishes. At 7.30pm, we abandoned, to join the queue at the O2 and grab something to eat inside. The staff member who spoke to us had passable English. None of the others appeared to speak more than basic English. Again, that's no problem providing they can take and execute a food order. One insisted they were 'very busy' - which was simply untrue. Another table abandoned as we had. Speaking to them outside, their experience was identical to ours. We suspect there is some sort of change of ownership going on here and a repositioning, perhaps to a fully Ukrainian restaurant. However, the Rico Sabor site is still taking bookings (is this the 'two websites' business?). This is a prime location and rent can't be cheap. If our experience is anything to go by, they simply won't survive. But unless they seriously up their game, they don't really deserve to.

I’ll start by saying that this was an adventurous try at something different and we weren’t familiar with Nigerian cuisine beforehand. So I’m not sure if what we experienced was authentic or not but I can certainly say it was not enjoyable I’m afraid. We tried a few African dishes including Crain Crain, Okra and Peanut oil soup and all were incredibly oily and had a horrid flavour, i think fhjs came from the 'palm pil sauce' all dished were described as being served with. Service was rather slow and a bjt hit or miss but mainly miss. the lager was also not great and a brand i didnt know (el Roma i think) which at £7 a pint was very overpriced for the quality. It may be great for some people if this is genuinely authentic Nigerian cuisine. ut it really really was not for us; we had to stop off somewhere else on way home to get something to take the insipid taste away!

Travelled up to the dome from Warwickshire for the weekend and stopped in at Moms Fabulous hotdogs while waiting to enter. Dark haired girl needs some training in customer service! Snapped at us for requesting stuff on the menu that were not in stock ( we arnt mind readers!! ) All dips out of stock, no soft drinks All she had to say when ordering was sorry we are out of dips and and coke but we do have drinks in the cooler. Absolutely embarrassing behaviour and we certainly will not be using this again.