Ceylins Restaurant in Merton

Un restaurante de primer nivel con un amplio menú que sirve tanto verduras como carnívoros. Muy buena relación calidad-precio vinos turcos para acompañar algunos platos bastante diferentes de la norma de Wimbledon. Comidas muy bien cocinadas y un servicio excelente y amable. Generosas porciones. Un gran hallazgo en SW 20. Vamos a hacer una fiesta familiar de 12 en el Día del Boxeo.

Impactante y al oeste del tiempo y el dinero 75 libras esterlinas no vale la pena música alta fumar dentro y no hay respeto por la gente todo sobre conseguir su dinero la comida es terrible Nunca aconsejaré a nadie que vaya allí desafortunadamente

I highly recommend this restaurant. It’s the best Turkish food I’ve ever had, and the staff is very friendly. Definitely worth a visit!

Aya was nothing short of exceptional. While I typically eat vegetarian and value having good veggie options on the menu (of which there were a few at Aya), I must say I opted for the meat options in my trip and they were simply stunning. I ordered a garlic and spice marinated boneless baby chicken with rice, and I genuinely couldn't believe how juicy and flavourful the chicken was. Even thinking about the dish now is making my mouth water, the marination and seasoning was done to perfection, and pairing the chicken with the sumac onions, some of the fluffy rice and maybe some sauces, all of those components mixed together yielded one of the tastiest bites of chicken you can get. I will also give big bonus points to the hummus and ful medammas, which were beautifully smooth and also seasoned perfectly. Service was also great, we came without a booking and were seen right away, sat down, ordered and received our food not too long after. To sum up Aya in one word, I would say balance. Truly, their flavours in each and every dish we tried were balanced perfectly and there was not a negative anywhere in our meal. Highly highly recommend!

A bit bizarre, like sitting at a bus stop, but without the glamour. The food took quite a long time to come, and it was not bad. The staff were friendly enough, but spent most of the time shouting down the phone or at each other from about 1 a metre away. Some of the lights didn't work, or they couldn't work out how to switch them on. Buses at the stop outside blocked out the sun like an eclipse. When we wanted to pay, the only staff member had left, so we were all on our own, with the baffling lights and the underground rumble from the tube. A little odd.