The Queen Of Sheba (Kentish Town)

• This restaurant is a stone's throw away from the tube station at Kentish town
• From my culinary experience I can tell you that this is undoubtedly one of the best places I have ever been to
• We were three people n I was the only one who hadn't been there before
• The lady who came to take our order was extremely friendly and kind
• That way I had an option to eat chicken and I was more than happy with the arrangement
• The food was served within half an hour to 45 minutes and I was impressed with the presentation
• There was a huge round plate with injera (the bread which is eaten with the chicken/lamb dishes
• Doro Goulash is a hot and spicy chicken dish and I loved it to the core
• It is hard to find spicy food in England and so I was extremely happy to have finally found something close to Indian food
• It was cooked with red chillies
• Doro and Gomen is chicken cooked with spinach and it was on the milder side but it was equally good
• The flavors were distinct and melted in your mouth
• The spices in the chicken/lamb dishes went well with the sour injeras
• The chicken and lamb pieces were succulent and everything was freshly cooked
• My friend had a special liking for Yebeg We't as it was hot and spicy
• The veg set meal had a dish with lentils and the other two were probably cooked with some other vegetables
• The meal portions are good and you will be full by the end of your dinner
• I felt like I had eaten double the usual amount because the food was yummy and we were ravenous by the time the food arrived
• We ended our meal with the Ethiopian tea
• The warm and cosy place went well with our conversation
• The food was worth it and so we thought the price was reasonable
• This restaurant is definitely worth a try and I would suggest you visit it once and I bet you will not be disappointed
• I am definitely going there again because I have fallen in love with Ethiopian food and the music as well
• People and the music is a super hit combination and you have to trust my words
• I visited Queen of Sheba with a friend in the spirit of sampling the range of culinary delights that London has to offer
• The restaurant itself is really sweet
• The way the menu works is that you order various dishes which come served with a massive flat bread called Injera
• The experience was like nothing I have ever had before and I loved that you use your hands and share everything with those who you are eating with
• I ordered a steak tartar dish which while delicious was perhaps a tad adventurous as the next day I felt a bit worse for wear
• Warning her that she was breaking her oath
• 700 years on the ruthless dating tactic of serving spice food is still a winner
• Or at least I assume it is because I ate a spicy meat selection and my girlfriend opted for a non spicy vegetarian selection
• I had to do quite a bit of cross referencing with other sections of the menu to figure out what exactly that was but for me that&rsquo
• M still not sure which was which but they all tasted superb
• We asked if they could serve one of the hotter options without chillies and they were more than happy to oblige
• Both meals are served on Injera (a yeast risen flatbread with a slightly sour taste and spongy texture) and eaten with your hands which complement the food very well
• The portions were quite substantial
• The wait staff is very polite and courteous
• The experience was very gratifying
• I was extremely disappointed with the delay in delivery which took more than hour
• The Ethiopian cuisine promised was in not delivered
• Everything at this restaurant was just great
• The food was amazing and so was the service
• The waitress was very friendly and helpful too
• I would suggest you end your meal with the lovely Ethiopian coffee
• It was an hour placing the order that the food was finally served
• The chicken was clearly microwaved
• The bill came with a more disappointing incident that cemented my decision to never see The Queen Of Sheba (Kentish Town) ever again
• The prices are reasonable
• The ambiance is especially lovely
• The management is so helpful
• There are some dishes that were great but then there are also those that were disappointing
• The meat dishes were very good with well marinated and perfectly cooked meat
• The spinach dish was bland and inedible at best
• The service is decent and the staff is efficient
• The place serves extremely delicious food that is mouth watering
• The service is also great with no rushing staff
• People who are willing to try something exotic should definitely visit The Queen Of Sheba (Kentish Town)
• I went to The Queen Of Sheba (Kentish Town) after reading great reviews but I do not know what was wrong that day service was not at all good
• I was kept waiting for around 40 minutes for my food and even after that they came and told us that they are out of break and I could have rice instead
• The Queen Of Sheba (Kentish Town)s has great cuisines and are served with great style
• Service is rather slow but the waiters are friendly and the best part is that it fits your budget and you can not expect more than this
• The walls are beautifully decorated and one such beautiful accessory is the Ethiopian string instrument
• The lentils were particularly amazing
• We stayed till closing time on a Sunday evening and were not rushed
• Whether it is the quality of the food or the service they provide it surely is my best experience in any Ethiopian place I have ever been
• The only problem that I had was their food was bit oily which I do not prefer
• The whole place is quite a distinct personality in itself
• The environment is amazing and very cheerful
• The whole Ethopian concept and vibe of The Queen Of Sheba (Kentish Town) was beyond amazing
• Decor was ravishing and The Queen Of Sheba (Kentish Town) is excellent value for money
• The atmosphere here is warm and relaxing
• The portions here are enormous and will completely suffice your hunger
• The first time around it was too busy and we did not have a booking
• The sharing platter came with enough food for 3 4 people and was very filling
• The ambiance of The Queen Of Sheba (Kentish Town) is warm and inviting
• I have never once been unimpressed with the experience
• A place where service is amicable and food delighting
• Our server came out with our main courses and served us all individually
• Another inviting thing about The Queen Of Sheba (Kentish Town) is a relaxing and warm atmosphere and no rushing for the payment allowing you to spend quality time
• The salads we had as sides were good though other side dishes seems more tempting
• One must also try their drinks as they are prepared very uniquely
• The food was good except for a few dishes which were quite oily
• The service was very slow for our taste
• The service is decent but the food
• Was a little disappointing because it was tasteless and the quality of ingredients was also not that good
• The food here is absolutely delightful
• We had the best steak and fish of our lives which were all seasoned beautifully
• The sharing platters were the highlight
• Some dishes were spicy and some not
• The owner of this restaurant was very courteous and was coming to each table and explained about the dishes in great details
• The Queen Of Sheba (Kentish Town) is the kind that will leave you with its memory
• The menu is one of a kind with the most unique dishes and the food is eaten with fingers
• The coffee is a must try as the brew is truly delicious
• The atmosphere is really nice and enjoyable and the prices are reasonably low
• This is one of the best place in London to have Ethiopian food
• The Queen Of Sheba (Kentish Town) serves pretty good Ethiopian food and if you are not much aware about this cuisine
• My daughter took me to The Queen Of Sheba (Kentish Town) and whatever she ordered was spot on perfect
• The pancakes are delicious and spongy
• The curries are amazing and has a variety
• It serves you with very delicious food which is also presented very well
• They maintain their standards by serving food with best of hygiene
• The best kind of food which they serve is on the last two page of the menu unless and until you would like to order something unusual
• Its a very good place to spend time with soothing environment and served with good food
• The way they serve the food is very unusual and a good experience
• The food here is delicious and absolutely delectable
• The food was mildly spiced but was very flavorful
• The service is accommodating but we went in a group on a busy evening and felt rushed
• The decor is distinctly Ethiopian with wooden carvings and ornaments adjourning the walls and there's no doubt the food is also a little different
• Dominating proceedings is the Ethiopian
• It's lovely spongey texture is perfect for mopping up the other dishes which also come served atop of injera lined trays
• We (Sarah M ) started with some fried chilli injera which was lovely with a sour and bitter taste
• Mains we had a vegetarian selection with three dishes
• One bean and one potato which were all very tasty
• We were left well and truly stuffed which was a good thing given it was slightly on the expensive side
• It should be noted that every single fucking Ethiopian restaurant on this earth is called the Queen of Sheba
• The atmosphere is perfect for a cosy (albeit
• This small but beautiful place is very welcoming place with excellent staff and management and the best food that this city can offer
• They are very generous with their potions and they are extra generous with injeras
• I highly recommend The Queen Of Sheba (Kentish Town) to you all of you are a group of friends or family
• This was a very unique experience dining at an Ethiopian restaurant and it was a pleasant surprise
• The pancake/sour dough was nice in the beginning but it felt like it got more and more sour
• The chickpeas were one of my fav toppings

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