Yasmeen - Menu

The food was amazing! I have allergies to wheat and dairy, and the chef personally came out to discuss my restrictions and ensured I had plenty of choices on the menu.

perhaps the best libanesin in the city! fantastic food, fantastic service! brilliantly try the chicken feet and the hummus beiruty. the falafel is skrumbling and the kebabs are as good as anyone they find.

I have visited this restaurant many times, most recently with a group of over twenty women. The service was fantastic, the food was delicious and plentiful, and the atmosphere was lovely. I highly recommend checking this place out. View menu

The restaurant has a beautiful winter garden, and we chose to sit there. Our table overlooked the terrace. We ordered only appetizers, and they were all delicious. I particularly recommend the falafel, as they were incredibly crispy.

This restaurant is the perfect spot for lunch. We enjoyed sitting outside on the beautifully decorated terrace. For appetizers, we had the falafel plate and hummus. The mixed grill we ordered was superb, and the service was excellent.

As the music played softly in the background, a veritable potential soundtrack to the Prince of Persia series (the Sand of Times one comes to mind), I could have easily been transposed back to that restaurant in a back alley of Hurghada, should I have closed my eyes. I’ve never fully understood why my wanderlust has such a peculiar effect on me whenever I go to a Middle Eastern restaurant. View menu

St John's Wood is a picturesque neighborhood located at the border of the City of Westminster and Camden Council. As you head north on Abbey Road, you will notice a distinct change in scenery from Westminster's tall tower blocks to Camden's social apartments. This affluent area is home to residents who enjoy proximity to Regent's Park, Lord's Cricket Ground, and the legendary Abbey Road Studios. St John's Wood is predominantly residential, with a mix of salons, shops, and restaurants scattered throughout. The neighborhood is favored by affluent families and individuals, many of whom have American ties.

Apparently fish and chips is the latest trend in the Parisian gastro scene which got me thinking about transplanted food cultures and influences. Would a Parisian fish supper be acceptable to the average Brit? What did this gastro invasion mean for French culinary culture which is globalising faster than Donald Trump changes his mind on…just about everything. I was considering these weighty issues when invited to review Yasmeen, a Lebanese restaurant in St John’s Wood who just won the Time Out Love London Awards for best restaurant in St John’s Wood. It’s also the restaurant’s first anniversary so it seemed like a good...read more

Middle Eastern cuisine is one of the top foodie trends of 2015. Since visiting Marrakech late last year, I have become quite the fan, even though I don't find myself eating as much of it as id like too. Lebanese in particular is one cuisine I haven't had the pleasure of experiencing thus far to date, so I was most excited when asked to come along and review this newly eating space in St Johns Wood. Bashir, the manager of the restaurant welcomed us in with open arms and once sat down, explained to us the menu items and his recommendations for the evening. I actually love it when someone orders for me. These days, I either want to order everything off the menu or I just become way too...read m... View menu