Kingston Upon Thames Restaurant Guide

Out in the boonies of New Malden, first class ratings again – if on slightly limited feedback – for Arjun Singh Rawat and Rajeev Danga’s North Indian three-year-old.

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An “incredible selection of fresh fish” from its in-house fishmonger, Jarvis, next door is the draw to this offshoot of a Borough Market stalwart of two decades standing. “Everything can be grilled for you to order” – and there are “very good specials”.

“The food is delicious” at chef-partner Deepinder Sondhi’s “superb, modern fusion-Indian”, which opened in 2008 on Kingston Hill. “Some say upstairs is better but I disagree – far better being near the bar for lush cocktails with Bollywood classics playing in the background”.

2018 Review: “Whatever the occasion the Canbury is always a firm favourite”, whose “eclectic menu” is “of a quality that set it apart from the rest of Kingston’s pubs”. It’s so “hard to find independent and really affordable places like this”.

“One of the best of New Malden’s Koreans (and the only one we’ve found with charcoal grills)” – “the ambiance has its own pure charm, with smoke in the air from the table-BBQs and queues out the door on weekends”. “Service is a bit brusque and chaotic at times, but the flavours cannot be beaten!”

This growing chain of Italian wine bar/cafés arrives in Kingston-upon-Thames, taking over the site of a former Strada in The Griffin Centre.

An al fresco terrace overlooking the river, vegan specialities and brunch on weekends are just some of the features of the latest addition to Kingston's riverside stretch of eateries. Sibling to Channa in Kensington.

The now 27-strong Thai chain is now open in Kingston-upon-Thames.

International tapas, is the USP at this Kingston restaurant.