London Restaurant Tips by intl_dan

The Queen of Sheba: Amazing Ethiopian restaurant Queen of Sheba Review

Wonderful and atmospheric restaurant! Full of aromas, and while you eat, you can listen to many Ethiopian muscians. The staff arelovely!

Favorite Dish: Ketifo, and dont leave without having an Ethiopian coffee!!

Address: 12 Fortes Road, Kentish Town, London NW5 2EU

Comparison: less expensive than average

Directions: Turn right from Kentish Town tube, and walk up bearing right on the main junction into Fortes Road, the restaurant is immediately on your right.

Other Contact: thequeenofsheba1@hotmail.com

Phone: +44 20 7284 3947

Price: US$11-20

Rating: 5

Theme: African

Hi Sushi: Hello sushi! Hi Sushi Review

Little Hi Sushi in the heart of Soho just off Old Compton St is a nice and friendly place. On the ground floor there is a sushi bar, and down staris has this special sitting space slightly sank into the ground with glass tables, very original! Oh yes the food... Wonderful, and my goodness is plentiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You can have the eat as much as you like option between 7-11pm everyday. Believe me you will bearely be able to roll yourself out of your seat when your finished!

Favorite Dish: I love most of the dishes here! Sushi and Shashimi are great, so are the yakitori and the tempura. Really difficult to say what is my favourite because it is all good and amazing value for the price!

Address: 40 Friths St. London NW3 1PX

Comparison: less expensive than average

Directions: Walk up from Leciester Sq. Tube (or down from Tottenham Court Rd), in Cambridge circus, turn to Old Compton St. Hi Sushi is on Frith St, branching off from this st. to your left hand side. Enjoy!!!

Phone: 020 7734 9882

Price: US$11-20

Rating: 5

Theme: Japanese/Sushi

Misato: Cheap and cheerful Japanese Misato Review

This little restaurant in china town/soho area has excellent cheap meals and dishes. You can choose from an extensive list of bento boxes, curry, terikyaki, sushi and shami dishes, non more than a tenner and most between £5-7. Make sure you get there early to avoid queues!

Favorite Dish: I love the Chicken Katsu Teri with its sweet terikyaki sauce, yumm. I also enjoy the suhsi meals!

Address: 11 Wardour St, London W1D 6PG

Comparison: less expensive than average

Directions: It is a the end of Wardour st towards Leicester sq. If walking north to south its on your right hand side.

Phone: 020 7734 0808

Price: US$11-20

Rating: 5

Theme: Japanese/Sushi

Laksmi: Excellent and exotic Indian restaurant Laksmi Review

What a delight this Mile End restautanrt is, away from the Brick Lane mob, this little place has excellent food with specialities that are hard to find elsewhere. Its my favourite Indian restaurant in London. They also have excellent grill dishes. Their veggie menue is extensive enough to give culinary pleasure to the most demanding vegetarians.

Favorite Dish: Chicken Kashmir, cooked in a rich creamy sauce with dry fruits and spices, is a lovely mild dish.
Muglai Pulao Biriani rice fried with lam and chicken seasoned with coconuts and sultanas and cooked in an egg sauce.
Prawn Kurma is a very mild and slightly sweet dish of prawns cooked in almond and coconut sauce with fresh cream, yumm!

Address: 116 Mile End Road, London E1 4UN

Comparison: less expensive than average

Directions: Near Stepney Green or Witchapel Tube, opposite Block Buster Video and Mile End Genesis Cinema.

Phone: 0207 2659403

Price: US$11-20

Rating: 5

Theme: Local