Somali Town Restaurant

Went with 3 friends on a Workday lunch. I ordered the fish, and a chicken plate. Each came with rice, bread, and pickled vegetables. Everything was delicious! The liver and toasted warm bread was delicious! You can tell how freshly made everything is and how good the produce they use is. Overall, this is a great option for lunch or dinner as makes a welcome addition to Sandwich.

How early would you like to have yourr breakfast? Like 6 a.m? Well this restaurant will be buzzing by then. It serves all Somalian dishes like chapati (a soft wheat flatbread, fufu and cous cous. Cous cous is a staple food in Somalia made from Semolina. I see it in superstores now. The store closes late at night at 11 p.m.

Don't be put off by the lack of non-Somali faces: this is a welcoming cafe that serves nice rice, meat and chapati Somali specialities at rock bottom prices (think two peple for less than a tenner). Chili heat comes from a homemade sauce in the innocuous ketchup bottles. No frills, a communal atmosphere and worth a visit. You will not be allowed to leave hungry.