Al-Safa Grill — Restaurant in London

Hi restaurateur, reviewers, diners and fans.

This was the only place that served healthy food (as well as your fried) at 5pm that was still open whilst the other two in Burdett Road (Mile End Rd side) that was putting their chairs up for end of day closure.

🍔🍟 Food was good - Gourmet Burger and Grill Burger meal. Taste compared to experiences of all grill places reviewed to 2020 February in Google is TasteFactor™3.5 of 5. Had requested the burger not to be charred/burnt marks, they tried their best however, it's not their speciality since not many people know burnt food is one of the source of cancer (according to WHO), and probably customers are still loving the burnt taste on their taste buds. 🌯🍗

👨‍🍳⏳Customer service from workers were genuinely pleasant SateFactor™ 4.5 of 5. Waiting was as informed 10 minutes, and well communicated 🕢👩‍🍳

💷 The price were average (good), not exorbitant for this decade and location £5 a quality meal although some places charge couple of dime more for the same taste and lesser service. 🧾

💺 Seating was comfortable, cushioned. Chairs were not too heavy to move around to sit comfortably. Environment was busy, DIY work was being carried out in the back temporarily - high decibel, along with customer's included children who were quite noisy contributing to dampened experience.

Overall, I'd say it's a pleasant place to enjoy your evening as long as staff give due attention to the comfort of the dining experience of...

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Order special offer for doner kebab, thought it would come with bread but came with chips instead when asked to change they dumped a cold pitta bread underneath hot kebab like they were doing me a favour as most kebab shop would ask your preference, then tried to order 25 wings for £9 but was told there offer expired as the leaflet was old, thought the price you advertised should be the Price consumers pay but that isn’t the case. The worst kebab experience I ever hard, wouldn't recommend to anyone made a mistake should have gone to spice hut, as they also struggled to give takeaway box for left over food by kids.

The response I got the owner was a laugh as I never been there before and I pick up the menu from his counter today so why has he got 3 years old leaflet still in the premises plus the cashier should should ask for your preference before taking your order sorry I didn’t know that customer Ned’s to ask instead hahah very disappointed with the...