Olde Goa (Norbury)
Olde Goa (Norbury) Location

Olde Goa (Norbury) Address | 1336 London Road, Norbury, London SW16 4DG |
Olde Goa (Norbury) Phone | 020 8765 9998 |
Olde Goa (Norbury) Opening Hours | Monday & Tuesday : Closed Wednesday - Friday : 6pm - 9pm Saturday : 12noon - 2pm, 6pm - 9pm Sunday : 1pm - 3pm, 6pm - 8pm |
Olde Goa (Norbury) Food Price |
£15 - £35 per pax
Payment by Cash,Cards |
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What people say about Olde Goa (Norbury)
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Who wants to please and share his genuine knowledge and experience with his customers
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Utterly delicious very distinctive Goan food and live music by Geoff who is a gifted singer and guitarist
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Savio and his team are refreshingly genuine
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Savio is hands on and happily engages with his customers
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Willingness to please like the best of hosts at a really good dinner party
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Light and distinctive is for people who like to taste what they eat
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Offering us their delicious food in what is a little gem of a restaurant
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My kids love Olde Goa (Norbury) and this is a perfect place for fresh and healthy food with amazing taste
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The crab cakes were probably the best I've had and the fish curry was brilliant
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I have always firmly believed that our roots go a long way in defining our bond with the food we enjoy
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My Goan roots have made me have love affairs with almost every cuisine that has come my way
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The voice at the other end had the familiar warmth of Goa and the connection was instantly made with Savio the one man show at Olde Goa
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Savio welcomed us with a big smile
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One wall is adorned with the familiar Mario Miranda's cartoons while the kitchen is surrounded by small artefacts that would instantly transport you to a Goan village
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We started off with Limbu Soda (a modified lemonade) with rock salt and that is where you knew you were at the right place
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Savio then dished out an excellent starter platter of his signature Crab and Fish cakes along with some Lamb croquettes
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Peixe Recheado (with tilapia) and Sorpotel (pork curry diced pork marinated in Goan coconut vinegar) with some Goan boiled rice and some Pilau rice
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The Recheado which has its origins in Portugal was the best dish of the day
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One could feel it melt with every bite
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The prawns curry with coconut made the experience almost complete
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(The original Bebinca is supposed to have 16 layers)
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We returned with some lovely memories and tastes of Olde Goa and the lovely hospitality of Savio
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45 minutes drive later we were at lunching at Savio's Olde Goa
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An owner in Savio who makes you feel you are dining at home all come together to provide my absolute favorite dining experience in London
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Been twice now with my good friends who never stop talking about Olde Goa (Norbury)