great noodles for tourists and workers on the go. very busy but enjoyable. loved the packaging.
Neds Noodle Bar – South London
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great noodles for tourists and workers on the go. very busy but enjoyable. loved the packaging.
Neds Noodle Bar – South LondonThe Lobster Pot is a small restaurant tucked away in Kennington, which is designed like a ship's cabin inside. You really do feel like you are on a ship or close to the sea as you eat. The food is exceptional. This is definitely a place for food connoisseurs. I don't know how they do it but the food tastes so good, it is almost magical! I recommend the 8 course special. Lots of small, special courses to enjoy. It is closed one weekday (Monday?) so make sure you check and preferably book before you turn up. Service was outstanding (silver service level). Staff were very pleasant, and dressed the part. Great for an intimate/romantic meal. The restaurant owner is French and the cuisine is mostly French in style. Everything I ate was cooked/prepared to perfection. Excellent attention to detail.
Lobster Pot, The – South LondonMy love of Japanese food led me to try Ozu restaurant recently. After dining at the likes of Zuma and Roka I was keen to try Ozu which claimed to be of the high same standard, and to my delight I was not disappointed. There was a fantastic balcony which overlooked the River Thames, and the venue itself was very beautiful with simple décor. I enjoyed a delicious 2 course meal which included a tasty Clam and sake starter and a Mackerel braised in Miso main course. I was keen to go for the dessert but there was just no room. The staff were very friendly and very attentive. I had a delightful evening here at Ozu and although the prices certainly weren? cheap the meals were definitely worth splashing out a little more for.
Ozu – South LondonBest pizza restaurant in London bar none. My Italian friends regularly travel all the way from Hampstead to go here. Sell pizzas by the 25cm. I've no idea what they do to get them to taste so good (is it special mozzarella) but they really are fantastic. Check 'em out, you won't be disappointed
Pizza Metro Pizza – South LondonI was born in Walworth and I have been using aments for over 50 years. I now live in teddington in Middlesex. i often go up to Walworth road for old times sake and i always call in arments. my son and daughter and 3 grandsons always go to arments when in town.
Arments – South LondonThe bridge to china town has many Chinese for everyone's style of food. It also is an halal restaurant. I recommend the mixed starter because it has seaweed, prawn toast, spring roll & deep fried chicken wings. I also recommend the sweet & sour prawns and King prawn chow mien.
Bridge To China Town, The – South LondonThis restaurant is absolutely fantastic!!!
Battersea Grill – South LondonGreat food in a place with a nice buzz even early in the evening with the bar tables in use. Extensive wine list at reasonable prices. Menu caters for everyone from carnivores to the true veggie at a very reasonable price. All day Sunday brunch to die for
Waterloo Bar and Kitchen – South LondonI recommend Britannia Portuguese restaurant, for the reasons above mentioned
Lusitanua Restaurant – South LondonThe Blue Lilly is a great little Chinese with really friendly staff and a slightly eccentric atmosphere (including a dedicated Karaoke bar downstairs for private functions) thoroughly recommended for a birthday bash! Reasonably priced too.
Blue Lilly – South London