The best restaurants serving Other international-cuisines food in Southwark London

future was the best room by far and service was good at the bar. was expecting to wait 10+ min for a drink cause it was busy but maybe waited 5 mins at most

It belongs to the Double Tree hotel.

We were at the Thornton Heath festival and they had a stall. On the spur of the moment we thought we'd prefer to go the actual restaurant and eat in. We assumed it would be packed but it was actually quite quiet due to the time of day and most being at the festival it seems. Service was spot on!! Really friendly staff (all of them) and food was absolutely fantastic. Couldn't fault a thing. We had quite a bit left over + we asked to take it home and were given take-away foil tins with lids to take what we wanted which we had later. My husband also loved his cocktails. We will definitely be back!!

다소 내 입맞과는 조금 다르지만 괜찮은 시도였다. 맛은 무난하다. 맛이 좋은 편이다. 이정도면 만족한 한끼였다. 도전해볼만함.

La comida deliciosa. Muy contentos con el servicio y la comida. El restaurant es pequeñito y sencillo. Repetimos seguro!!!!

Muy decepcionado con la comida que pedí hoy! Pidió rabo de buey y consiguió pollo guisado! ! ! ! Agregando insultos a la lesión, tengo huesos de pollo y puré, fondo quemado de la olla de pollo. ¿Terrible?

These people are something else. Provided us with the wrong order but expected us to come back to the shop at 2am in the morning instead of allowing us to come back at a reasonable time later that day as we don’t live locally. Lady on the phone who made the error, raising her voice and telling us we must come back at 2am as nothing can me done later on because the staff change shift, however, called me ignorant when I raised my voice back. Overall customer service is never great at this establishment, food is ok, nothing special but considering this is a ‘business’ their practices are absolutely shocking, completely unprofessional and downright rude.

A bit disappointing for me but my fellow eaters had a better experience. I got the humita, the maduro con queso and the tuna and onion soup. So the humble humita was actually the best: delicate flavour with a bit of cheese inside. A very good portion size for the price as well. I also enjoyed the maduro it was nicely caramelised, with the soft cheese a subtle offset. My husband and his friend both enjoyed their expansive meat dishes. My husband did note it wasn’t the best flavour he’s ever had which I’m not surprised, being Ecuadorean myself. Now for the negatives… My glass of chicha tasted like SOY sauce. My husband agreed… it definitely WASN’T the chicha I had in Peru and Colombia. This is definitely my fault but the huge bowl of tuna and onion soup was too… fishy. More like a boullabaisse. There is an extensive weekend menu that unfortunately wasn’t available Thursday night so I want to come back for the prawns in coconut sauce. On service, it wasn’t great, like in many places in the U.K. The lovely Brazilian waitress had, like it seems every server in Europe has, tunnel vision, and cannot cope with multiple tables at once. That said it was quite busy last night and it seems staff is limited.

Great food from the carribean, fresh and great taste