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Roifield MyVillage   11-11-2007

Blah Blah Blah was known to me by reputation. However, being a meat eater I had always been a little dismissive of eating a meal without a piece of flesh taking centre place. Anyway with my vegetarian partner in tow we went to sample the delights of this vegetarian eatery.If you're after a cosy intimate setting this place just misses the mark, the tables are a little too close together and the slightly quirky furnishings are the just the wrong side of having seen better days. That said, our small table for two was comfortable enough and we settled down to the menu when the second USP of Blah Blah Blah caused me to dive out to the offy for a cheap as chips bottle of fizzy Rose. Yup this place is B.Y.O.With a bottle of Rose opened by our waiter, we dived into the menu with relish. I had a starter as I was famished and the Plantain Fritters at �5.45 more that did the trick, hit the mark and filled that pre main course gap. After dispatching them with seemingly indecent haste, I had the sneaking feeling that our dining experience might have peaked too soon.For our mains we had Kashmiri curry, mixed seasonal vegetables, pan fried and finished in a spicy curry sauce. Served with spiced basmati rice, raita and papadoms at �9.95 and Yam chimichanga, a Yam stew, cumin mushrooms and red onions with herbs, rolled in tortilla wrap, served with fresh tomato and cucumber salsa. Served with sweet chilli creme fraiche. For �12.95.Both were presented beautifully and didn�t take too long to be served. There was nothing overly bad to be said of our meals, the downside was there was nothing overly remarkable either. Both dishes were a solid 6 out of 10 with the Kashmiri curry maybe just shading my wraps.With the food eaten and the giddy fizz of the Rose just about drunk, the Polish-Lithuanian-Slovak waiter took our plates and the meal was just about at an end. In the time it had taken us to dine Blah Blah Blah had filled up, evidently this restaurant has cornered the �no meat meals market� in Shepherds Bush.Had the meal peaked with the plantain fritter? Yes. And did I miss the meat? No.

kgogey   31-05-2007

Not much to say about this nice place. LOVEly nosh, LOVEly people ,LOVEly place to chill out with mates and not over priced. C U here

gteiry   20-04-2007

Beautiful food,lovely welcoming people,dont serve alcohol but BYO and non smoking.9 out 10 for not opening on sundays