TRADER Wembley — Restaurant in London

We decided to try the Indo Chinese Thali box from Mumbai Fusion, featuring Indian-style noodles, chilli momos, spring rolls with sliced cabbage, and a side of chilli chutney. I also opted for a Passionfruit juice. Honestly, the flavours didn't quite hit the mark for me. Despite requesting extra spice, it lacked the expected kick. The noodles seemed more like they were boiled and drenched in red sauce than stir-fried in a wok. The repetitive use of the same sauce on the momos left everything tasting monotonous and not very appetizing. The momos, in particular, felt like they were just microwaved, which was a letdown.

Adding to the disappointment, our server seemed overly curious, commenting on my meal and even noting my limited consumption. I explained that I intended to take the rest home, having closed the box. The taste was akin to boiled mushrooms, making it hard to muster more than a few bites. It was a bit intrusive for the server to linger, perhaps a nudge to focus on serving other customers.

The seating area was essentially an open space, not part of their dedicated unit. On a brighter note, the Samosa chaat and biryani from another place called Chatako were a welcome contrast, providing a more satisfying...

My visit to this spot on a game night was a decent experience, to say the least. The atmosphere was absolutely electric, with a buzzing energy that was palpable throughout the venue. However, the loud game commentary being played over the speakers made it a bit overwhelming at times - it was absolutely crazy and noisy! Despite the chaos, the place was very busy, and it was clear that it was a popular spot for sports fans.

The food quality was alright, and there were multiple food outlets to choose from, which added to the variety. I found that the vibe was more like a club than a traditional food court, which was an interesting twist. While the food was nothing spectacular, it was good enough to satisfy my hunger while I enjoyed the game.

One downside was the parking, which was a nightmare. However, I've found that this is often the case in many London locations, so I wasn't entirely surprised. Overall, despite the noise and parking challenges, it was a good place to visit for a unique experience. If you're a sports fan looking for a lively spot to catch a game, this might be the place for you. Just be prepared for the...

I felt really unsafe at this place. I went here with my friends and we were playing pool when suddenly a drunk person started abusing the girls of our group. We complained about this to the manager at the bar who also present there when this happened. The staff tried to speak to this drunk person but he was constantly staring at the girls on our table and abusing us. We tried our best to ignore this but we had enough when this guy had audacity to come to our table. Apparently this drunk guy was one of the friends of the staff working there none of them wanted to accept the fact that they know him. At the end his friends who refused to know him pulled him and threw him out. But this action was taken literally after he abused us for 30 mins for no reason. This is a family place but I would think twice before visiting it again. i would recommend that they should hire at least one security personnel who can handle such situations...