Afghan Kitchen

“Great price for food and drinks and super fast service.”

Angela★★★★★

A really lovely and filling meal. I especially recommend the afghan bread and lentil dall. It is worth the wait if you end up having to. It is a cash only restaurant however they make sure to tell you before seating or for a reservation. There is a Tesco nearby to withdraw cash which is very helpful. The mint at the end of the meal is a really lovely touch.

Richard Johnstone★★★

Low-key, communal style dining, with a "no-frills" kitchen approach to serving good authentic Afghan food. To ensure you enjoy Afghan Kitchen it is important to manage expectations. Come for the soul warming food and relaxed vibe. Dont come expecting restaurant style service and a breadth of choice on the menu. Don't be surprised if your booking time is more of a suggestion than a guarantee—we waited 30 minutes while the front-of-house played musical chairs with walk-ins. ​The Food: The menu is delightfully limited. ​Must Order: The aubergine in yoghurt is a masterclass in texture and tang

Michael Cheng★★★★

eclectic as reasonably priced in a really cosy setting quite modern and tight but not a big fan of the overall rustic Afghan traditional cuisine, the lamb hammer the fish, even the bread had interesting flavours. flavours but overall the texture I would say is white normal so I would give this a try and see for yourself

Sam H★★★★★

We got a few things to share. The lamb with potatoes was a favorite of the table. Everyone loved the aubergine, it was a bit spicy for me but I can’t handle any spice. I absolutely loved the lentil dall, so delicious. We got chicken with yogurt and this one was interesting. It tasted quite minty. I wish we had more of the lamb instead. Normally I like mint but this wasn’t my exact favorite. But everything else was incredible! Baklava is not too sweet, it was nice. It’s a popular spot, you will probably share your table. It’s worth it!