Elsewhere on the menu you can tuck into light and fluffy bao, slurp on hot and spicy bun hue noodle soups or try the lemongrass chicken or tofu and mushroom banh mi baguettes.ġ7 King William Walk, SE10 9JH. The Pho Street special lobster dish is a real standout, and the rare beef option is also a great choice. Brewed over eight or so hours, it’s a flavoursome dish and is the perfect thing to warm you up after wandering through Greenwich’s pretty cobblestone streets. Their signature dish is – no surprises here – their ‘pho’ which consists of a warming broth, flat rice noodles, herbs, bean sprouts and either chicken, beef, prawns, tofu or a combination of all of the above. Pho Street Photo: just across from the National Maritime Museum, this affordable spot is one of the best Vietnamese food options this side of the river. For just £69, you can gorge on lamb ribs, chicken wings, mixed starters, and doner, shish and beyti kebabs – time to loosen off that belt buckle.ħ Blackheath Hill, SE10 8PB. Portions here are generous and come with sides of rice, chips and salad, and if you’re coming with friends or family, don’t miss the chance to try the massive sharing platter. Succulent lamb and chicken shish kebabs are grilled over piping hot charcoal, and doner kebabs, falafel and halloumi wraps and grilled sea bass are also all on the menu. Equidistant between Greenwich, Deptford and Blackheath and situated just off Blackheath Hill, it’s an easy spot to find and is the place to come for Turkish food in SE10. Taksim RestaurantĪ firm contender for being one of the best restaurants in Greenwich, this Turkish spot is all about the warm atmosphere, affordable prices and expertly-cooked food. Sake and Japanese beer are a great accompaniment to wash all of this down, and they also do takeaway options if you’re in a hurry.ġ Nelson Road, SE10 9JB. Generous platters of sushi, sashimi and nigiri are perfect for sharing with friends and are designed to not break the bank, and meat eaters will love the fiery beef yakitori with crunchy chilli and fresh garlic. Just a stone’s throw from the Cutty Sark, close to Greenwich Park and right across the road from the National Maritime Museum, this is a great option in which to replenish yourself after a day of ticking off all the sites. Sticks’n’Sushi Greenwich is part of a chain which counts six other restaurants within its London roster, but you can’t beat this one for the location.
Sticks’n’Sushi Photo: fish on the cards with this Greenwich restaurant – though this time it’s of the sushi and sashimi variety. No wonder then that this neat little spot often tops the list of the best restaurants in Greenwich and the best fish and chips in London.Ħ2 Greenwich High Road, SE10 8LF. All large fish can be grilled if you’re looking to be slightly more healthy, and spicy bean burgers, tuna mayo jacket potatoes and even a whole roast chicken are also all on the menu.
Haddock, plaice, skate, halibut, rock and cod are all covered in a light and crispy batter, and each plate is adorned with chips, a Mediterranean-style salad and a drizzle of olive oil, lemon and tarragon. Open since 2005 and run by a lovely Turkish-Cypriot family, the emphasis here is on the great service and the quality of ingredients used throughout each and every dish. Back in 2016, this beloved spot was voted London’s best restaurant on TripAdvisor – beating the likes of fine dining establishments and Michelin-starred spots – and it’s easy to see why.
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