Sufi's Kingston — Restaurant in London

Sufis redefines the burger experience, blending fine dining elegance with bold, creative flavors. From the moment you walk in, the ambiance sets the tone — warm lighting, chic décor, and attentive service that makes you feel genuinely cared for.

The menu is a love letter to gourmet burgers. Each creation is meticulously crafted, balancing premium ingredients and unexpected twists. The signature “Sufi Burger” is a revelation: a perfectly cooked wagyu patty, topped with truffle aioli, caramelized onions, and aged cheddar, all nestled in a freshly baked brioche bun. Every bite melts in your mouth, with layers of flavor unfolding effortlessly.

Sides are no afterthought — the truffle parmesan fries are crisp and indulgent, while the house-made pickles add a refreshing contrast. Pair your meal with a carefully curated wine or a craft cocktail for the full experience.

Sufis isn’t just a place to eat; it’s a place to savor. Whether you’re a burger aficionado or just looking for an elevated dining experience, Sufis delivers artistry on a plate....

I want to start by saying I've been going here for half my life, I've loved the food, and loved the quality despite being a take out. However recent changes in attitude have led me to never intend to go back again. They always used to take card and cash, then in recent years the younger staff say "Cash only". In the few instances I could only pay via phone (waiting for replacement card, lost card, etc.) Some would they would say they could only take cash and couldn't serve me just as often there are times I would pay by the card machine with other staff. So which is it? You can take card payments, you can take cash. Why am I able to pay card with some people and not others? Your business is not consistent and you have lost a long time customer as a result. I will continue to tell others not to go your establishment as well, good job in ruining...

Had a lamb donner from Sufi's last night. Delivery was timely and the kebab itself was tasty; on the face of it, nothing to complain about.

Sadly, I then spent most of the night being suddenly and violently sick, with explosive vomiting on little notice. I hadn't eaten or drunk anything else out of the ordinary, so I fear that the kebab was to blame. I've routinely eaten donner kebabs from various competing outfits, so I don't think I have any allergy or problem with a donner kebab per se. Rather, something seems to have gone wrong as regards either freshness or cleanliness with that particular order.

It can happen anywhere, so I'm not damning Sufi's all to hell, but on last night's showing, I don't think I will risk ordering from...