Mahiki Kensington - London

To spend several weeks in england, can be genuine tortured for French aficionados and other lovers of good food. we realize that fish chips, borons and other pizzas often blanden and tasteless appear next to the traditional French cuisine, as we know. but no care, we have found a cure for it! gerard brewery, located on the famous high street, is in fact the place in canterbury, where they can fill their bunt with traditional French dressed. we especially liked the quiche larrain (8 pfu), the wobble soup as starter, baked cadry, grilled salmon and cream bubble.

Our first true lunch in London town! The spaghetti with meatballs was tasty, although it was quite typical. The pizza had a unique quality, standing out from the rest. The servers were friendly as well. However, I must mention the Italian girls at the table next to us. They stared at us from the moment we sat down, ordered our food, and even as we ate. Perhaps they had never seen Asian girls dining in an Italian restaurant before? Whatever the reason, it somewhat detracted from our overall experience.

The dining experience was fantastic with quick service, friendly and polite staff, and a great location on Kensington High Street. I highly recommend trying the spaghetti Carbonara and the burrata.

Great place to have pizza with a budding friend. the spaghetti house is a cozy restaurant in the middle of kensington, very close to the railway station. it is quite affordable as they spend £30 for two and eat quite a lot plus drinks. the restaurant itself also has tables outside, which is quite beautiful during the sunny days in the summer. the service to time can be somewhat slow, but it is in the rule due to the large number of people who visit it.

Spaghetti Bolognese and Spaghetti Pomodoro were really nice, absolutely recommended.