Middle Eastern restaurants in London

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   Afghan Kitchen

   • London, England
   • Restaurants › Middle eastern

   This minute two-floor eatery serves up some of Islington’s best-value and most interesting cuisine. It features traditional Afghan dishes such as qurma suhzi gosht (lamb cooked with spinach) and qurma e mahi (fish stew) alongside a generous vegetarian selection, including borani kado (pumpkin with yoghurt) and moong dall (lentil dhal). In the evenings, there is freshly baked bread to go with the dishes instead of rice.

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   Gallipoli

   • London, England
   • Restaurants › Middle eastern

   The draw here is decent Middle Eastern dishes at reasonable prices (there’s a good selection of meze and a large range of kebabs). The drawback is the crowds (unbearable on a Friday and Saturday night, when birthday parties take over the place) and the very loud music.

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   Jakob’s

   • London, England
   • Restaurants › Middle eastern

   This charismatic Armenian-owned restaurant serves delicious and wholesome (and sometimes organic) salads, vegetarian lasagne, filo pie, falafel and kebabs that you choose at the counter– after having laid claim to a table in the back. A plate of three/four choices is £7/10. Desserts are very good.

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   Hummus Bros

   • London, England
   • Restaurants › Middle eastern

   The deal at this very popular minichain is a bowl of filling hummus with your choice of topping (beef, chicken, chickpeas etc) eaten with warm pita bread.

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