Al Badar Fried Chicken And Curry Restaurant

@albadar.takeaway 📍 Bricklane WHAT BADMAN GOT 👇🏾 1 Piece Chicken 3 Wings & Chips VENUE Been about for over 20yrs this spot is a gem get that authentic taste and vibes the seating is abit tight but well worth the visit. FOOD The food here is nothing wow but authentic and distinctive and most of all cheap and affordable. from the curry to the fried chicken all worth a try trust me. here you catch all them city slickers in here in the afternoon munching curry 😂. OVERALL I enjoy my visit here all the time and recommend others to check it out. same people run this place too. #londonfood#bricklane#food#halal#foodblogger

After a long travel and getting to the Premier Inn opposite, this was perfect for a quick late-night bite. It's pretty basic, more of a fish n chip shop with kebabs that also offers a variety of curries. It's no way a restaurant - it's cash-only, has no beer nor wifi - but offers a few tables and chairs at the front to eat in, and there's plenty of other Asian families dining in so they must be doing something tight. The window features a series of set meals in the form of photographs with descriptions, all priced less than a fiver - which is pretty good value for curry, rice/chips, side dish and drink (just a can of pop). I ordered one of the set meals - Chicken Jal Frezie - which came quite quickly, featuring a plate of white plain pilau (no peas or onions but better than plain boiled rice) and some token salad drizzled with raita. I found the curry quite rich and pleasantly warm, not a huge quantity but sufficient for the plate of rice which soaked up the runny sauce well. Being a takeaway it's not the quietest of places - when sitting there you'll get plenty of disturbance from diners popping in to grab wrapped meals - but that's what you get for a takeaway with takeaway prices that happens to offer a table to eat at, served on china plates with metal cutlery - a step up from a seat to munch out of a polystyrene box with plastic forks. I found the quality of meal (and service generally) okay - but a huge improvement over the service and meal I got from Pepe's opposite. When I'm next in the area, I'll make a point of popping back in if I'm after late-night bites.

Best lamb curry in Brick Lane and East London. Superb price. PS I eat here regurarly, at least once a week. I live in Brick Lane. The place is clean and the staff is nice and friendly. I always tip a pound on the 6 pound meal and I'm always treated with respect and courtesy. Pls disregard the low 1 star comments, which seem to come from the many other local places which charge a fortune for food and all seem to hang a banner stating nr 1. Tourist traps without morals who wouldn't think twice about lowering someone's reputation.