Mosob Restaurant in City of London

This is on the top of our list - the flavors and smell of the food can transport you to Eritrea. It's a feast of flavors and spices. We've been here many times and it doesn't disappoint. The service, ambience, food portions are great. Tip: dishes are eaten by hands. Request for utensils of you want.

Delicious Food and the best Service ever. They are friendly and helpful.We had the eritrean bruschetta. That‘s a dehydrated bread with tomato, onion and pepper. Afterwards we took the Second menu for two people. We couldnt finish it. it was excellent.We didnt try the desserts, although they sounded delicious and were mainly italian influenced. This is because of the history.

Had a great experience at this restaurant. The host was amazing and very friendly, shared her knowledge of the food and her home country and traditions. Food was very yummy and would recommend it to anyone.

Portion size is huge and the injera was sooo nice and fluffy and goes very well with the lamb and chicken, love the lamb, it was so flavoursome , chicken was slightly dry and a bit boring in the taste, but everything else was really tasty. The tables are slightly low though which makes sitting and eating quite uncomfortable

The restaurant is easy to reach and to spot.Very nice atmosphere, the place is quite small and I would recommend to reserve your table. The service was friendly and we received a very warm welcome. Even if it is your first time at an Eritrean restaurant, they will suggest you were to start from. They have 6 tasting menus so for you to try a bit more. Reasonable prices, would definitely recommend a visit!! 5 stars!

Food is really good. Service is ok. Eritrean food is really good for Vegetarians and this place does not disappoint. It was very tasty. It's quite similar to Indian food. I would definitely go back! I was surprised with their lack of flexibility. We went for the set menu because of the variety. We wanted to swap one of the main dishes and were told no. The set menu came with a dessert. We wanted to try one of the other desserts which was 50p more expensive and were told it was not possible. We even said we were prepared to pay 50p extra but were told that it was not possible to put it through the till.

The waiter was so welcoming, charming, and helpful. He guided us through everything and helped with suggestions. The food was really interesting and the flavours were great. A brilliant experience. Get ready to eat with your hands

Wow, Eritrean food with designated vegan options. A dream location. The portions are huge, we took the vegan selection that's to share for two. With an extra main and a starter it was perfectly filling for 4 people. Even if one of them wasn't super hungry, it's still will be dinner-filling for three, so don't get trapped into ordering more! Top it up with the coffee ceremony (with popcorn).Booking advisable! Or come early —we came 6.30 is and luckily got a table for four, from 7.30 the place was full.

Some of the best Eritrean food around. Still not top on my list as I find it to be a little inconsistent, but most of the time it is delicious. Love tearing into the injera and dipping it into some delicious Doro wot! (Chicken stew).

We went to Mosob for my dad's birthday a few days ago. The restaurant is beautifully decorated with African artefacts. The food is delicious - traditional Eritrean food served in a big platter in the centre of the table (if you order the set meals - which I recommend). We had a mixed group of Vegans, Vegetarians and Meat Eaters and all were catered for wonderfully well. The team at the restaurant were absolutely lovely as well which made it the perfect experience. Thanks especially to Henry who really looked after us well!