Asher

Interesting setting, quite atmospheric but noisy sitting in the middle. No WiFi or data which is just a mild inconvenience.

The spicy lamb sausage was very nicely seasoned and the portion size was reasonable but it could really have used some kind of staple, like rice or potatoes, spice on its own can be too much. The heat, if you ask for it to be spicy, was reasonable. I wasn't crazy about the texture of the sausage but that's normally just how lamb sausages are.

I had a bit of the vegetable samosa and that was good too but could easily be mistaken for shop bought.

The mixed grill was pretty delicious. I much preferred the chicken to the lamb. The meat was not dry and it was a bit smoky and very nicely spiced. The sauce below was especially good. The rice was fine, well seasoned.
What it REALLY could have done with was a SALAD. It would have really elevated it.

The manga juice was good, maybe a touch pricey at 4.99 but I believe it was fresh.

Had the baby back ribs. It was quite good and a good portion but I wasn't crazy about the sauce. I would have liked a bit more moisture but it wasn't dry.

The meatball starter is pretty delicious.
The calzone was big but a lot of the edges were thick dough. And it was full of a lot of air.
Overall it was good. Friendly service.

12.50 for the dirty fries with chicken and Korean sauce. Decent portion. The sour beers are expensive but I enjoyed them.

The Mac 10 burger tastes decent and the small fries portion is actually quite sufficient.
The chicken tenders were overcooked and I didn't like how they were covered in actual honey, a honey based sauce would be better.
It's not quite worth the price right now.