Alhambra Restaurant — Restaurant in London

Went in on Sunday . The restaurant was empty . Just four people sitting in corner . Me and my wife and son. We ordered i food the the most miserable waiter I’ve ever met. He took our order without writing it . I knew from the start he’ll make a mistake , and he did then he blames us we ordered the wrong dish ! My wife and son heard what I ordered . I could see he was the argument type. So I didn’t want to cause a scene in front of my family . So my son said he’ll have it . Food was appalling the prawns weren’t cleaned properly still had the guts in . Then we had to witness them being rude to a gentleman . Asking him to move tables which he did . Two mins later they want to move him to another table. The customer lost his cool ( rightly so ) and called them uneducated Bangladeshi bandors ( monkeys ) who have come to the Uk and managed to open a business without knowing anything about customer service or how to manage a business . At this point we decided to leave . What a shame was hoping to enjoy some quality food and service . I remember in the 90’s there were good restaurants in brick lane . Yet to find a traditional home cooked food place in London that does quality food with good service ....

Taste: The flavors of the dishes were authentic and well-balanced. [beef dish] had a perfect blend of spices. The [ Hilsha fish dish] was too salty/spicy/sweet for my liking.

Presentation: The food was beautifully presented, making it very appetizing. [ Fish borta dish] was served in a traditional manner, which added to the experience. The presentation of [Jal muri and piaju dish] could be improved; it looked a bit unappetizing.

Freshness: All ingredients tasted fresh and of high quality. The vegetables in [ Mix vegetables dish] were crisp and vibrant. Portion Size: The portion sizes were generous and satisfying. Temperature: The food was served at the perfect temperature. The hot dishes were piping hot and the cold dishes were...

Very friendly service, unfortunately the decor and lack of freshness of food let the place down. The chairs and table had a cringing element to the place, the place needs a good lick of paint and a proper cleaning.

Tables did not seemed to be cleaned properly, even the menu was a bit sticky.😦

Prices very cheap with some nice deals.

The food was very nice but lack freshness, I noticed everything was being microwaved.

2 mins or less walk from the East London mosque and bus stops very near with Whitechapel station walking distance away.

Large dinning area noticed a large group of 30-35 customers having a party, toilet facilities available.

This place can be such a jem with the correct adjustments, until then personally I will...