The best restaurants serving Other international-cuisines food in Richmond upon Thames London

Food is rancid, I’ve never in my life received jerk chicken so dry with a tiny pot of sauce. Dont waste your time guys I got dry rice and dry chicken, mac and cheese was horrid tasted as if it had been microwaved numerous times… the pepper steak had a strange taste and the meat was turning dark as if it had been there for a while, wasted £50 on this trash not worth it especially when you know what real authentic Jamaican food should taste like

Amazing food and the staff are very professional and friendly

I’ve been here loads of times. Such a friendly team. But this time I had lunch. As a meat eater I wouldn’t normally think to come here, but the food was excellent. I had the Bollywood dog, a vegetarian hot dog. Very filling and full of flavour. I bet I was more satisfied than if I’d had a meat dish. I highly recommend this place. They’ve weathered various storms like Covid and everything else and they deserve to do well, because they are so nice and accommodating, with an interesting offer in an area of Twickenham that has really struggled to do well over the years. A top notch pub/cafe for a wide broad audience :)

Fantastic breakfast! Variable options in the menu. Waiters very polite. Big portions and fresh juices available. Reasonable prices.

All I can say is, such a shame! We have visited Ivy before and we have now had 2 quite bad experiences so I felt we need to say something... first time was dodgy thick batter on fish (& chips), this time I was served with brown avocado which tasted like it had been sat in lemon juice for a week! Replacement came very quickly but no improvement on avocado and 1/2 of the poached egg white was 'snotty' too. They didn't charge us for the dish but I went hungry and ordered something elsewhere... It's a shame as one expects a lot better the standards of food in this chain!

My steak was made to perfection and the stuff were absolutely fantastic. Fran went above and beyond the call of duty. Thank you for your service. Reviewing this 3 months later - but I had to give the review.

I ordered a Sunday roast and a birthday cake when making a reservation on OpenTable three days before my visit, but I never received a response. On the day of my visit, the Sunday roast was sold out. Since my husband had been looking forward to it, his birthday ended up being a disappointing one.

We went for the first time on a Saturday at 4pm. They only served drinks and cake at the time which is what we wanted. The menu was varied and lots to choose from. I had the Sky at night cocktail and lemon polenta cake. My daughter had the matcha latte and loved it. We didn't need to wait long and the music they played had created a good vibe. I would recommend.

Cosy restaurant/bar/coffeeshop, tastely decorated, a few minutes from the Kew station. It offers good quality, simple breakfasts and lunch dishes, all freshly prepared with good quality ingredients from a small open kitchen at the back. Prices are reasonable for the area but with a 15% service added to the bills.

I recently completed a two-month stint at this restaurant. Unfortunately, during my time there, I encountered issues with late payment, with delays extending over a week in the first month and two weeks into the second. My attempts to contact them have been met with silence. However, I must commend the dedicated staff who consistently delivered excellent food despite limited resources. While the restaurant upholds public health and quality products as core values, my experience behind the scenes revealed inconsistencies in meeting these standards.

Called this store repeatedly about 5-6 times and all you get is an automated voice saying thanks for waiting then sorry call cannot be connected and call ends. Why don’t they have actual people answering phones. So annoyed.

I stopped here for lunch and ther service is abysmal. They have two staff taking orders and making drinks (very very slowly) there is no table ordering service so you have to join a long queue to order. One of the staff did not even know how to open a bottle opener. On a positive it gave us time to see the quality of food that was coming out and is nowehere near the value for the prices they were charging so decided to give the food a miss. I settled for two coffees after a 25 minute wait. This place does not know what it wants to be, a bistro or a restaurant it is not. If you want good value proper (non snack) food avoid this place and go to one of the many pubs in Kew.