Afghan Sheeryakh — Restaurant in London

Finally got my dose of authentic Afghan Sheeryakh. My quest for Sheeryakh (frozen milk) has not been easy as all the locations are out of no where and they all open in the evenings when I can't access them. Out of the four I tried, I can definitely confirm this place is more than authentic and the same as how you would see it in Afghanistan on the internet. You will see milk being poured into the metal drum and the drum is constantly pushed up and down and rotated in an ice cavity thing which is extremely physical. Once the frozen milk is ready and scooped into the bowl, they pour clotted cream on top. The pieces of clotted cream curd was delicious and reminds me of Mongolian Aaruul curds. Overall, a really refreshing dessert that is not too sweet and Thankfully the rose water is not strong because I don't like rose! Again, out of the radar for most like me but I would definitely...

I have to say i had quite high expectations. The place is pretty and the people working there were also quite nice. But to the sheeryakh now. Its taste was good, but i didnt like the optics as much. Also there was some kind of sauce? I believe? Which i first thought was just the melted ice cream but later on i realized that couldn't be the case. Which also surprised me are the sizes of single and double sheeryakh. When I was there we ordered both and there was barely any difference. And the double one costs 5£ while the single one 3£. If you pay 2£ more you usually expect to also get some extra for it. All together it was a nice experience and eating sheeryakh of course reminds many people of being back in their homeland while others just enjoy experiencing dishes from other cultures It is a nice place to go but I wouldn't say...

I have been there few times had very bad experience the customer service is absolutely zero especially that girl who takes orders she is so rude and unprofessional, she is not listening what we ordered after taking the order brought the wrong order then she forced us to eat it for her sake ,this time we went with our friends my friend ordered shir yakh she clearly said pls mix my shir yakh with zhala as it's very sweet her kids can't eat it then thta girl was so upset and showed so much attitude, Finally order come but same thing my friend kindly ask for some zhala she was so rude brought the plate and throw it on table we said thnks but she didn't evnt looked very disappointed with thta honesty she need to learn how to be professional...