Wanasa Cafe — Restaurant in London

Oh my word I couldn’t resist trying this dish and I wasn’t disappointed it tasted as good as it looks it was amazing normally I wouldn’t be as daring as this but I’m so happy that I did. Thoroughly recommend this dish and the restaurant itself is amazing well worth a visit the menu is great 👍 something for everyone the hash browns feta and as for the deliciousness of the haloumi with honey drizzled over it was the best end to a delicious meal. I will be returning here very soon with the family and friends can’t wait a definite compliments to the two chefs that alternate their services but both are excellent chefs the professional one just tips the other. But with either chef you would not be disappointed and if you are just ask to speak to the manager she will sort any issues out she’s beautiful and amazing. This is her 4th anniversary despite starting her business at the start of Covid she is still managing to hanging in there albeit extremely hard work for her and her partner George who is the main chef they have a fighting spirit to keep improving their business. That would explain the reason for them winning the Enfield Best Cafe/Coffee Business...

We know a guy, he is far too modest to say, but with his loyal partner Hiyam, they run a café up Winchmore Hill way. Wanasa is the name, and it’s undoubtedly an eatery of high acclaim. Run with efficiency, friendliness and pride, and that’s why people come from far and wide. To sample some of Hiyam’s delicious Middle Eastern fusion style fayre, all prepared and made with love and a great deal of care. The people flock there in their hordes, and that just goes to show why it has won, and is surely on course to win many more awards. And just like the name suggests, It’s a pleasant and humble place, and a chance to connect with others in a friendly space. This guy, your chef, he is “an attention to detail” sort, that is why every dish on the menu, is created with a great deal of thought. So don’t delay, visit Wanasa right away. For you’ll not be disappointed, and just think, from now on, all your eating out days, will...

What in the name of god possessed them to charge £13 for basic avocado on toast. And i dont mean this in a boomer way, i mean this in a -the average wage for a cafe worker in this area is £12.60, i am insulted on behalf of the non family members who work here- way. I thought the space was gorgeous, but in contrast to their website, parking isnt as easily found as they make it out to be. That is, if wanting to avoid council restrictions or parking infront of someones front door. Can't say that the menu, although boasting some exciting ideas and family recipes, was remotely different to the plethora of cafes in the locale. I dont know why, but being here made me feel unwelcome and agitated. Wouldnt return and wouldnt wish a return on anyone else tbh. Really rotten vibe. Glad i didnt go out of my way for this, but...