Fnideq · 38C Kensington Church St, London W8 4BX
Egyptian restaurant à Fnideq.
38C Kensington Church St, London W8 4BX
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Basé sur 8 avis (CityBook et Google)
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“Very pleasant dinner in a cosy restaurant in Kensington. The food was good but not incredible. The staff were nice but not incredible and definitely not Egyptian. The atmosphere was very cosy and romantic but it was also empty on a Saturday night so seems like it’s not too popular of a place. We enjoyed the food but were hoping for more Egyptian specialities that would strike us as different. Most of the menu offered things you would find elsewhere. We paid 72£ for two starters and two mains which seemed reasonable given the location. I’d recommend the baked okra which was delicious.”
“We went to this restaurant based on the reviews online and the price seemed great for the tasting menu and wine pairing. We were on a 4 day trip to London so we booked and to be honest we left a little disappointed. There was only 1 other table being used that night. It was very quiet. The food was a little disappointing. The presentation and service was great. The food just seems to be lacking something.
“The food was extraordinary with generous portions and unique tastes. Sammy was very friendly and informative. We had one of our best meals in the year.”
“Something different Egyptian food is spic d lightly and cooking is perfect for each of the courses. The traditional soup - Molokheya- is a little slimy so if texture is not your thing then be careful. It is a wonderful taste if you dare to. Slow cooked lamb was pretty good !”
“Last night dinner was great! The food was amazing, especially the lamb chunks. Credits to the chef and the service was great too, catering the children’s need as well. We were well looked after. Thank you”
“Quite a nice place to go for Egyptian cuisine. I like lentil soup and the Ethical foie parfait are good choice for starter. We tried the Molokheya and poussin for main. Molokheya is a traditional Egyptian soup with a slimy texture. The flavour is good and the grilled baby chicken is tender and juicy. The lamb shank is also cooked to perfect. Unfortunately, their desserts are not as good. I’m quite disappointed with the baklava so the whole meal finished at a bit of low.”