Top 10 Arabian Restaurants in London

“Food and shisha are really good. Service is perfect. Very friendly staff overseen by the owners Abu Bader and Abu Ahmad. Try machboos and grills” more

“ the fact that the place is usually packed, especially in the weekends. Their prices are very reasonable considering the location of the restaurant in the heart of London. If you are into shisha as well, their shisha is the best proper Arabian shisha you can ever get in London.” more

“Very unusual, we found Iraqi cuisine to be a blend of Lebanese, Persian and Indian flavours. The staff were very welcoming and nice to us. The food is of really high quality, and you feel transported in one of the Arabian nights. Quite healthy, too. I would definitely go back there as it's a very…” more

“I'm staying in an AirBnB around the corner from this restaurant, and was a bit skeptical as I walked past it two days prior and was unsure from its exterior appearance. This evening I re-read some reviews and decided to give it a go. Indeed the restaurant was completely empty other than the 4 men…” more

“We live close to this restaurant, but with the profusion of Middle Eastern restaurants in the area we hadn't thought to try it. However, we discovered that it was open for takeaway during the coronavirus lockdown so we ordered dinner last night. It was incredibly delicious. The hummus was a real…” more

“Good portions. Presents free salad, freshly baked taboun bread and lentil soup.. Mashawi was great.. The kuzi rice with lamb was OK. Nice atmosphere. Easy to get to through underground public transport” more

“Absolutely not! I would never recommend this place to anyone. They are discriminating us for Not being of Arabic descent, they tried charge us £100.00 for entry, and were very rude to us upon entrance. As a mystery shopper and a wine conneiseour working at restaurants I have never been more…” more

“Very good food! authentic, fresh, and it came with lentil soup in the beginning and baklava and Arabic tea complimentary with the meal. They are very friendly, too. The entrance is on street level and the restaurant is on the next level down. We're so glad we tried it! The Sheehan Taouk was a…” more

“I popped into here for dinner a few days ago with no reservation as a solo diner. It was hopping as usual. I was seated promptly but then ignored by waitstaff for the next 10+ minutes. I mean they were standing at a booth a few feet AWAY FROM ME but of course, London servers have amazing tunnel…” more