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Queen of Sheba

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Queen of Sheba

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Queen Of Sheba Restaurant Yemeni Mediterranean Cuisine
Your Local Middle Eastern, First Yemeni Restaurant, Queen of Sheba based in Paddington area, off Edgware Road, Westminster. Home away from home for the homesick Yemeni / Middle Eastern people living in London, can now find a taste of home at the Queen of Sheba, the first Middle Eastern / Yemeni restaurant in Paddington, with close proximity to Edgware Road (Off), at the heart of Westminster Borough. The restaurant offers a wide range of Yemeni food cooked by Yemenis, as well as a great atmosphere and a smiling staff that makes all feel welcome in The Queen of Sheba, in Paddington / Edgware Road, Westminster.



"An authentic Yemeni cuisine"
Address: 3-4 Bouverie Place , London W2 1RE, XGL, GB
Phone: 020 7402 6667
ku.oc.liamtoh@tnaruatserabehsfoneeuq
State: XGL
City: London
Zip Code: W2 1RE

opening times

Monday: 12:00-23:00
Tuesday: 12:00-23:00
Wednesday: 12:00-23:00
Thursday: 12:00-23:00
Friday: 12:00-23:00
Saturday: 12:00-23:00
Sunday: 12:00-23:00

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Reviews
Queen of Sheba, on a quiet street near Paddington Station, is a 17-year-old Yemeni restaurant with an intriguing atmosphere, hookah pipes outside by the coffee tables, and charming booths inside. As a side note I'm happy to support an institution that might give back to a country suffering a difficult time. To start with, the people and service were low key and very nice, and likely from the region. I ordered the lamb stew and a mango juice - alcohol is not served. The stew came with a massive freshly-baked bread. There was also some spicy homemade salsa on the side. The stew was clearly the real deal, if you closed your eyes you'd never think you were in London. That said, it was not entirely my style. There was too much meat and not enough broth and herbs for me. I prefer Eastern European soups and maybe Turkish as well. But credit is due for being true to what it is. I almost ordered the lamb soup starter without meat for £3 and the 4 vegetable appetizer served with mentioned bread for £12. Chicken dishes may also have been more my style. That said I had a very nice time, spent £17 including the mango shake, and would happily come back to explore the menu further or just sit out front and have a tea or coffee with a friend.
We stumbled across this restaurant slightly off of the main road, and were immediately attracted by the welcoming frontage and interior décor. A warm Yemini welcome greeted us and menus swiftly presented. A good variety of meat and meat-free dishes were all on offer. We opted for the beautiful sea bass we have stopped eating meat for Lent and falafel wrap so huge she could only eat half! for main and a selection of meze starters, the latter of which arrived with beautifully baked bread, none of which disappointed the taste buds. Everything tasted and looked very fresh, and presentation was just right. No alcohol served here which does not matter as the choice of drinks is more than enough to choose from. No room for desserts despite being tempted! Service was efficient and friendly, décor and atmosphere all relaxed. Pricing structure for food and drinks was very reasonable. Toilets clean and tidy and overall a very pleasing experience, we all thoroughly enjoyed it, and still have half a wrap to eat for lunch tomorrow!
This was my first time in a Yemenite restaurant. The food was good, the freshly squeezed juices were outstanding. I had hummus and lamb with rice, my wife had a stew. I honestly think the stew was the better deal as the Lamb and rice was fairly dry. The hummus was tasty and the bread was massive. The portions are fairly big here, so you certainly won't go hungry. This restaurant does not serve alcohol but the waitress told us that guests can bring their own.
I'll try something else on the menu next time. Bit pricey for ok food. Staff very friendly and nice atmosphere.
My first experience with Yemeni cuisine. I really enjoyed it especially the chicken stew. Very good value.
We had for lunch Soup lamb 3/5 just okey Kabab Yemeni 3/5 Mandi chicken 3/5 ok Lamb haneed 2/5 meet not fresh not good Fish mikbaza 3/5 ok Overall Yemeni food is by far better than what we had today , the rice can be much better , the meet, Hope once we visit next time things change to better
Beside food doesn't test lik Yemeni recipes but also there is an issue that is affecting the restaurant to improve. The dish I had was do oily and cold. The Yemeni milk tea as well was testless.
Very good Yemeni food. Friendly service. The mango smoothies are incredible. And my recommendation from the menu as a vegetarian is the foul tahina.
Amazing experience! We ordered one Lamb Mandi and Lamb Madfoon with some batata harra, the food was absolutely delicious and authentic! Portion size was more than enough for 3 people and costed only about £40. Nice and friendly staff, they also served us with a mint tea at the end of our dinner. Must visit spot!
Lovely place. Amazing atmosphere. Tasty foods. Definitely a recommend
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