Top Rated in Peckham

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Satay Ayam

Universally praised as 'beautifully grilled to tender inside' with 'delicate flecks of char outside.' These skewers are described as 'supremely easy to enjoy' and 'exactly as we'd like it.'

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Pappardelle with Lamb Shoulder Ragu

Jay Rayner calls these 'broad, silky ribbons' a 'standard bearer' for the restaurant, featuring meat cooked down until only the 'deep flavor' remains.

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Grilled Octopus

Regarded as a 'neighbourhood classic', this dish is consistently cited as a standout and is the main reason many reviewers promise to return.

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Comté Fries

These signature snacks are described as chunks of deep-fried chickpea flour batter with a cheesy center, finished with a layer of powdery Comté and a 'perfect puddle' of saffron aïoli.

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Bò Lá Lốt (Betel Leaf Beef)

These 'well-knit beef patties' feature a 'medicinal' betel leaf spice and a 'thrillingly unfamiliar' coffee-laden barbecue sauce that The Evening Standard praised.

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Paratha

Described as a dish of 'flaky, buttery moreishness' so good it prompted a critic to quote the M&S ads: 'This isn’t just a paratha. This is a Ganapati paratha.'

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Breaded Halloumi Wrap

This is a staple dish featuring halloumi that is 'crispy on the outside and gooey in the middle.' The absolute highlight is the freshly baked flatbread, which reviewers describe as a 'powdery pillow of dough.'

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Mr Bao (Pork Belly)

The namesake bun and a 'classic' that critics agree the restaurant gets right; it features sticky sweet, tender pork belly with an 'unctuously fatty rind' and peanut powder.