Everest - Ealing

At first glance, this restaurant may seem like a typical greasy spoon. However, upon closer examination and asking at the counter, a Nepalese menu is revealed.... read more At first glance, this restaurant may seem like a typical greasy spoon. However, upon closer examination and asking at the counter, a Nepalese menu is revealed. To my surprise, I highly recommend trying the lamb, chicken, or vegetable Momos. Priced at £4 for a plate of ten, they are served piping hot with a spicy chutney and are absolutely delicious. Despite the 20-minute wait, they are well worth it. I have tried Momos in various places around the world, including London, and I must say that these Momos from this unassuming cafe in a London suburb are definitely some of the best I've had.

This café is extremely clean and welcoming to patrons of all ages and tastes, with very affordable prices. I go there almost every day either by myself or with... read more This café is extremely clean and welcoming to patrons of all ages and tastes, with very affordable prices. I go there almost every day either by myself or with friends, and the staff are always incredibly friendly and helpful. Despite being in a wheelchair, I receive assistance from both locals and the staff without any hesitation.

As a wheelchair user who often visits Greenford in my mobility scooter, I decided to try out the café with outdoor seating on a nice day. I was pleasantly surpr... read more As a wheelchair user who often visits Greenford in my mobility scooter, I decided to try out the café with outdoor seating on a nice day. I was pleasantly surprised by how clean and friendly the staff were. The menu was affordable and offered a variety of food options. After trying a snack and enjoying it, I immediately called a friend to make plans to come back for a second visit. When I got home, I told my carer that I had found a new favorite café. I highly recommend giving this café a try, although it is worth noting that there is a step at the entrance which may be a challenge for wheelchair users on rainy days. However, I am confident that the staff would be willing to help in such situations.

I regularly have lunch at the Everest in Greenford with my brother. The staff are largely Nepalese and very friendly. A lot of locals go there because the chef... read more I regularly have lunch at the Everest in Greenford with my brother. The staff are largely Nepalese and very friendly. A lot of locals go there because the chef is good and the food is well presented and tasty...albeit not necessarily very good for you. I always have the Full Monty all day breakfast which comes with two eggs, two rashers of bacon, a sausage, baked beans, two rounds of buttered toast and a mug of tea. My brother has the steak pie, chips and peas washed down with a cappuccino. All this for around £10, which is good value for money. The café is always quite full of locals and is a thriving local business.

The food is consistently delicious and they are very accommodating for families with children. read more The food is consistently delicious and they are very accommodating for families with children.