"the first American diner opened in 1872, originally as prefabricated almost food restaurant, which developed over the decades to become slimmer and retro. with his development over the years, she revolutionized the American food culture. in the 1950s it became a symbol of optimism and a substantial part of American city culture. in the non-half market arena popularity for American diner restaurants in london has seen a considerable growth, but for Muslim consumers authentic American diner restaurants with halal meat are still rarely found. big moe has met around a decade ago the halal scene with her Beckton bronch, which includes the driving concept synonymously with american diners and finally provides halal food adventurers, the nostalgic and authentic 1950s American diner experience that we longed. big Moe’s has finally opened its second filiale in aldgate, which captures the spirit of the US diner culture with an elegant classic 1950s interior, equipped with a counterpiece, hockey, mini jukebox, 1950s old memory piece and a show-stopping real 1950s chevrolet Bel-Air takes center piece. a team of 13-country workers was involved in bringing their vision to life. the anesthetic of the 1950s-diner era is so well captured that they would forgive if they really felt as if they had resigned in the time. Counter and HockerReal 50 chevrolet Bel-AirJuke Box.Booth seat. for beginners we ordered the family release plate consisting of bbq chicken wings, cheesy garlic bread, stuffed potato skins, mozzarella sticks and wobble rings. the chicken wings were well seasoned, slightly sticky with a delicious grill glaze. the wings were the superlative component of this Sharing plate, with the other elements either up to average or moderate. we found the teig on the thorn rings too crispy for our lust and the potato skins did not seem seasonal. according to our opinion, a chop meat that sleeps on the potato skins to replace the chewing mushrooms, the potato skins would really turn into something more attractive to the taste buds. Nevertheless, the Sharing plate is a copacetic acid option if you want to eat in a group and taste a few dishes. the Diner-mite burger, consisted of two reefed beef patents, smoked chicken sprouts, cajun tweeper rings, smokey barbeque sauce, grated red tweebel, sun ripe tomato, fresh salate and covered with melted ripe Cheddar cheese. that is personally my favourite of big Moe’s. the patty was exceptionally well spiced, with a hauch of spicing through. the patty was beautiful and fleshy, but it was well cooked, so not as succulent as I would have preferred. the smokey skin rashes were divine, with the addition of the caramelized tweezers and grill sauce, which added more taste depth. the wobble rings, slightly reduced my Burger friend, as the teig was a bit too thick for my lust, plus the wobble rings missing season. the sweet potato friars were good, but a touch more would have made them a magnificent one. the tiger prawns were coated in a delicious spicy marinat with a perfect balance of Indian flavors with a hauch of chili, so that the garnelen a kick without exaggerating the fat taste of the marinat. we found the garnels to overcook, maybe for Asian customers who actually cook in the like their garnels to not back. on the other hand, as our garnels juicy and juicy, what would have been achieved if they had been cooked for a few seconds. Although the garnels were overcooked, the taste was prominent and addictive and was juicy, then they would have been sensational. the BBQ clips of big moe; fire grilled and glazed with big moe grill sauce and served with cajun wobble rings and big moe hand cut chips. the ribs, in the middle of the rack, were salacically succultivated, tender, sticky, smokey and sweet; truly divine. However, since it is bark ribs, there was plenty of fat, that was unpalatable. also the edges of the ribs were carburized and the bark was dry and burned. personally, even if I enjoyed the ribs (where there was only meat) a lamb rib option might be a more pleasant alternative. the hand-cut skin on the chips was rustic and gourmet in taste and exceptional appetit. the signature slider of big moe consist of a trio of their best burger – classic beef, diner-center and texan chicken strip, all in freshly baked mini-brown backs. a great option if you can not decide which burger to order. if it came to the taste test, the mini Diner-mite burger would be the right winner for us. the patty was well seasoned with adding the BBQ sauce enough. the classic rindburger was not really to our pleasure, simply because we prefer additional aromas and textures that combine well together to give a truly gastronomic burger experience. this is a burger who would turn to those who prefer simple aromen. for drinks we ordered the oreo milkshake and freshly pressed lemonade. the oreo milkshake was of a very thick consistency that it initially felt like the drawing of thick vanilla ice cream that remained unavoidably stuck in the rough. but as the meal progressed, the milkshake had time to melt and once it was of a lighter consistency, the oreo aroma was prominent and was a pleasant milkshake. we have all 3 aromes of big moes freshly pressed limonade – original, earthberry and lime. the lime was our favorite, followed by the strawberry, with the original, not entirely to our joy. both beverages were refreshing, with the lime and earthy taste passing through. that were great, purer after so hearty eating. for dessert we ordered the hot chocolate fudge sundae, a combination of chocolate and vanilla ice cream, with whipped cream, cadburys flocke, a selection of wafers and served with a special side of hot chocolate fudge sauce to pour. that was a delightful and excellent dessert. the velvety gelato ice coated the palate with smooth chocolate joy, the bright and airy cream was perfect with the rich hot chocolate wing sauce, which was sensational gastronomic. we also ordered the strawberry chocolate waffel – freshly made waffel, generously lined with Nutella chocolate, then covered with fresh strawberry slices with chocolate flakes and served with vanilla ice cream. the waffel was light and airy and in the did generously lubricated in Nutella sauce, with the strawberry, which added fresh to the rich nutella. with only another half American diner franchise in london, we believe that big moes is a step above his rival to bring a hauch from American diner culture to the British halal market. the authentic American diner concept of the 1950s is brought to life exceptionally well in the Aldgate industry of big moe, which is left behind with nostalgia feelings and transported back to a bygone time. No matter whether it is classy American or not, big Moe’s is certainly a place that would appeal families with children. Although some dishes are better done than others, the portions are hearty and there is a little something for everyone. follow big Moe’s 1950s halal food journey. *We were invited to review."
