King Of Falafel - Menu

one of the best customer service and generousness I have ever restored. very generous with eating and served much more than what I had paid. quality was also top notch. no wonder this place has a great ranking.

The chicken samosa was fantastic. It had just the right amount of fillings and flavor without being too oily. The falafels were freshly cooked and served crispy and hot. I would highly recommend this restaurant, 10/10.

This was one of the nicest experiences of lunching in the area! I am not even a fan of falafel but it tastes REALLY good here, not dry, delicious and very substantially sized wrap. The cafe is not big but there’s seating to enjoy your lunch, the prices are great and the service was outstanding!

this was one of the most beautiful experiences of lunch in the opposite! I am not even a fan of falafel, but it tastes really good here, not dry, tasty and very essentially size packing. the caffe is not great, but there are sitting opportunities to enjoy their lunch, the prices are great and the service was excellent!

This café is great for enjoying a variety of delicious dishes. I have visited multiple times for brunch and lunch. Some of the items I have sampled include the falafel wrap, halal English breakfast, and lamb rice salad. The food was all very tasty. The outdoor seating provides a pleasant atmosphere, as the area is not overly crowded.

Highly recommend their Lamb Kofta with their handmade Morroco wrap. The falafel is also very good too! A 13 min walk from Kings Cross station, it is a nice corner resturaunt with indoor and outdoor dining. The chef is very welcoming, cheerful and even gave us a piece of falafel that was so soft inside yet crunchy exterior. The wraps are heated up in a panini press to give it a nice soft crunch. Balanced with fresh lettuce n tomato filling and spice that doesn't overpower the overall falafel wrap. The chicken samosa is very strong in flavor in comparison but gets cold fast, recommend if indoor or ready to eat.

the restaurant is located on tavistock place, at the intersection of the judd street and the hunter street, just a few minutes walk from the king’s cross and the russell square. the interieur is clean and welcoming, and there are many tables for 3-4 people both inside and outside. the menu is mostly Lebanese, but has some North African influences. I ate some of the best falafel ever, with delicious ingredients, never exaggerated. it also offers take away, but there is no fee for eating in the restaurant. they are served at the table. I spent £5.65 for the meal with a drink (coca cola) but the falafel was huge. most dishes cooked in the king of falafel are vegetarian.

this is a Bloomsbury-ite favorit and a personal, as the Algerian owners pampered me in a small Arabic conversation. the standard of the customer service is best served by an anecdote of my first visit, with my dad, on the day I moved into the university: we ordered, sat and had delivered our food. we suddenly realized that they did not take a card and we had no cash or no time, but the owner was so relaxed and said his mother never taught him to refuse to eat anyone he told us that we would come and pay another day. we could hardly believe that the friendliness and of course we have kept on our word. I am sure that it is this quality of the heart, which means that the waiting snake is out of...

This is a Bloomsbury ite favourite and a personal one as the Algerian owners indulge me in a little Arabic conversation.<br/ <br/ The standard of customer service is best illustrated by an anecdote of my first visit, with my Dad, on the day I moved into university: we ordered, sat and had our food delivered. We suddenly realised they didn't take card and we didn't have cash or time, but the owner was so relaxed and said his mother taught him never to refuse anyone food he told us to come back another day and pay. We could barely believe the kindness and of course we kept to our word.<br/ <br/ I'm sure it's this goodness of heart which means the queue at lunchtime is out the door, but either...