Melissa's Kitchen

Melissa’s Kitchen is a solid find. I had the lamb shish and it really delivered: properly grilled, juicy, well-seasoned, and cooked with care rather than rushed. The portion was generous, the chips crisp, and the fresh salad and warm bread with dips rounded it out nicely. Service was friendly and efficient, and the atmosphere is relaxed without feeling generic. It’s straightforward Turkish food done right—no gimmicks, just quality ingredients and consistent execution. Very good value for the location. I’d happily come back, especially if I’m nearby and want something reliable and satisfying. Recommended.

- Robin B. -

This is a good kebab place and the food tastes nice, but I have had better kebabs elsewhere for a cheaper price. The portion was decent and the flavors were fine, but the pricing felt a bit on the higher side. I think the cost is mainly because it’s in London, where prices are generally higher. It’s still a decent option if you’re nearby and craving kebab, but not the best value for money compared to other places I’ve tried.

- Rithu Maria Jose -

Didn't eat in but the interior of this restaurant looks nice. Ordered a mixed donor which came within 5 minutes. Portion size was just about right not a huge portion but not small either. Both the chicken and lamb donor meats were cooked well, not overly oily. Could have done with a bit more salad and the bread was a bit overdone. Service was OK, guy serving was polite but not overly friendly. Would go back if in the area.

- David Yoo Foo -