Chicken Soup Chicken Soup

A warm, comforting bowl of savory chicken soup with tender pieces of chicken, wholesome vegetables, and aromatic herbs.

Garuda Indonesian

Garuda Indonesian

18 St. Helens Road, SA1 4AG, Swansea, United Kingdom

Kebab • Pizza • Sushi • Asiatic


"I have been wanting to visit here for ages but the stars have never aligned until Saturday. We were extremely lucky to get a walk in for the two of us. We were greeted by the owner and shown to a table. As we didn't have any drinks with us Peter suggested Tesco a few doors down and I was able to grab a bottle to enjoy with the meal. The service was wonderful and friendly and it felt like we had been going there for years, with just the right amount of care and advice. The food was exceptional from start to finish. We had the chicken satay and spring rolls to start and they were beautiful. The satay was amazing and was much darker in colour than any I have had before, but much better in flavour than any I have had before, I would definitely have these again. For main I had a chicken rendang and my wife ordered gule monkfish. The rendang was again perfect for my tastes. Spicy but flavourful with a generous portion that would satisfy the majority of eaters. I would have had seconds, even though I was stuffed because it was so good. I can't comment too much on the monkfish as I have a dislike of seafood, but my wife raved about it and said she's having the same again next time without question. So I think that sums it up. We finished with deserts of a rice pudding dish I think was called bubar, which was black rice and coconut, and the second dish we ordered was a Banana coconut pancake to which I forget the name. Again I couldn't find fault if I tried another 10 out of 10. At the end of the meal we met owner and chef Ami, who came to chat. It was lovely speaking to the owners and their passion for the food and customer service was clear. We cannot wait until our next visit"

Mr. White's English Chophouse

Mr. White's English Chophouse

Dover Waterfront Waterloo Crescent, CT17 9BP, United Kingdom

Sushi • Kebab • Steak • Seafood


"We visited Dover Marine Hotel yesterday 16th December 2023 for a Christmas lunch. We have visited many times with family for coffees at this Hotel, but never for lunch, so we had no expectations. From the moment we arrived we were treated with courtesy and attentiveness . We were taken to our table which was a lovely crescent shaped banquette and seated. We had a wait of half an hour for our meal in which time we were given fresh French bread, plenty of water and our specified wine and drinks. Our orders taken we were able to take in the atmosphere which was tastefully decorated in the English Christmas tradition with lit Xmas trees. Our starters salmon and peppers and mozzarella were light, finely prepared and the Game Pie was very filling all were delicious. The mains were all traditional roast Turkey which lay almost regally across our plates with its courtiers of Brussel sprouts, carrots, French beans, pigs in blankets and stuffing. Finishing with a home made brownie, superb ice cream and a Dickensian plum pudding. Coffee was offered but declined . Our extended family live abroad so we have made it a yearly event to celebrate with them in spirit at various local eateries and restaurants We all agreed that this lunch was the best not only for its excellent cuisine, but most importantly for its wonderful service. All the staff in the restaurant and throughout the Hotel were impeccable in their manner, in particular our two waiters Paolo was one who served us and nothing was too much trouble. We wish to commend the whole experience."

Via Emilia By Food Roots

Via Emilia By Food Roots

37a Hoxton Square, London, United Kingdom

Food • Full • Pasta • Cheese


"Via Emilia by Food Roots in Shoreditch stands out as a gem in London's vibrant dining scene, offering an exceptional dining experience that takes guests on a gastronomic journey through the Emilia Romagna region of Italy. This charming restaurant prides itself on authenticity, using traditional recipes and the finest ingredients to craft dishes that are both genuine and mouthwateringly delicious. Upon entering Via Emilia, diners are greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere, with décor that subtly nods to Italian elegance and tradition. The staff is notably welcoming and knowledgeable, eager to guide guests through the menu and share the stories behind the dishes, enhancing the dining experience with their passion and expertise. The menu is a carefully curated selection of specialties from Emilia Romagna, featuring standout dishes such as handmade pasta, which is undoubtedly the star of the show. Each pasta dish, from the classic Tagliatelle al Ragù to the delicate Tortellini in Brodo, is prepared with meticulous attention to detail, showcasing the rich flavors and textures that this region is famous for. The ingredients are sourced directly from small-scale producers in Italy, ensuring authenticity and quality in every bite. Beyond pasta, Via Emilia offers a variety of other Italian favorites, including a selection of antipasti, mains, and desserts. The wine list is equally impressive, featuring regional wines that perfectly complement the flavors of the food. Whether you're a fan of red, white, or sparkling wine, you'll find a selection that enhances your meal and rounds out the dining experience. Desserts at Via Emilia are not to be missed, offering a sweet conclusion to the meal with traditional treats like Tiramisu and Panna Cotta. Each dessert is crafted with the same care and attention to detail as the rest of the menu, ensuring a delightful end to your dining experience."

Js

Js

7-9 Kings Road, M25 0BD, Bury, United Kingdom

Soup • Steak • Kosher • Chicken


"This place had a makeover a year or so ago, following a fire, and it looks only slightly different now. I’m not sure that the changes are for the better, as the benches and chairs make it look more like a cafe (as opposed to a restaurant) now. The menu has also changed quite a bit it’s more restricted now, and it has more of a Middle eastern feel than a traditional kosher feel. In other respects, though, it’s still the same: you still get service that floats between unfussy (on the edge of surly) and helpful, and the waitresses were particularly good at advising my son on the kids’ portions and helping him to decide whether to order from the kids’ menu or from the adults’ (and offering to adapt the latter to suit him). The best bit, as ever, was the food, with large portions as usual: good, hot chicken soup (although a bit too salty), and good teriyaki chicken (with the customary excellent chips); the lamb was good too (a huge portion), and my son was very happy with both his burger and his hot dog. The desserts were a bit disappointing, with the description of the chocolate explosion somewhat over selling the rich, distinctly unchocolately product that arrived. The least impressive bit was that there wasn’t a lock on the gents’ loo with only one male loo facility (no urinals), it really isn’t good enough to expect occupants to sit (or stand) there knowing that some unwitting other customer might walk in at any time. This restaurant of course corners the market, but it wouldn’t take much to convert it from being a decent place to a very good place. As it is, there’s a just a bit too much of taking the clientele for granted for me to be truly evangelical about it."