Meraz Café - London
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The restaurant from London offers 112 different dishes and drinks on the menu for an average price of £7.
Meraz was established in 1974 to cater to the first generation of Bangladeshi, Punjabi, and Indian immigrants in London. As one of the oldest and most respected Bengali restaurants in the city, Meraz has evolved to serve a diverse and multicultural clientele. From traditional snacks and meals for factory workers to authentic dishes for connoisseurs and convenient lunches for office workers, Meraz has something for everyone. The restaurant takes pride in its long-standing customers and remains dedicated to preserving the history and charm of Brick Lane by working with local organizations.
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Popped in for lunch on way to train. Delicious food and warm and charming service. Vegetarian side dishes a delight and two lamb dishes simply delicious. Had to rush for train so asked for leftovers to be packed up and also bought an additional Korma... View all feedback.
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Seems cheap but it’s really extortionate when you consider the abysmally small portions. To be fair, the curry was nice, but only 6 small chicken chunks. The worst of it though was the “starter for 4” they have 4 small style samosas (the ones you can buy as frozen at about 50 for £5) and 4 seekh kebabs… for an eye watering £18! I’ve attached a photo of what you get (4 of each the kebab and samosa). The service was go... View all feedback.
Our first meal in London set the bar REALLY high for the rest of the trip! We had curries, korma, naan, biriyani, kebab, samosas, and everything was
On a rainy Tuesday the touting is not quite as extreme along Brick Lane, but I dragged my friend up the road to my secret Indian cafe my heart sank when
Came here based on reviews from yelpLet me just start off by saying I'm glad I followed the ratings because the food here was bomb.
I'm London bred, and I have had so many Indian meals, and here is the best. Firstly the food, it's amazing! The taste and care from the basics to the complex. Even the poppadoms dips are the best I've ever tasted. My wife who has travelled India many times thinks it's amazing and was asking to get the recipes for various sauces. Then there's the staff, so accommodating, personable and friendly. For walking twenty feet off the track of brick lane, the reward is immense. You want the best Indian in London? Go here Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
A bit over a month ago, my sister and i ate here on a whim and we both decided it was the best food we ate while in London : it was AMAZING, the server and owner were so kind and welcoming, and you could taste the care they put into each dish thank you for a meal that I’m still thinking about! Meal type: Dinner Price per person: £10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
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Starters (Non Vegetarian)
Samis Lamb£7Starters (Vegetarian)
Dall Bora£4 Vegetable Mix Platters£7Meraz Main Dishes (Lamb)
Lamb Chop Ginger£9 Cabbage Lamb Bhuna£9Meraz Main Dishes (Beef)
Ceena Shathkora£11
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