Malibu Kitchen

Good food overall. It’s hard to find truly authentic Mexican flavors, and this place gets it right with most of the dishes. What I didn’t enjoy, however, was that the service felt rushed. It seemed like they were more focused on making sure liability was covered—since someone at our table has a shellfish allergy—rather than reassuring us about how they prevent cross-contamination in the kitchen. The waitress even asked him if he'll be willing to sign a form, which was a first for me.

I was taken here for my birthday brunch and this definitely hit the spot. This brunch is like no other. It had osyters, lobster, salads, Sunday roasts, etc. The list was endless. They have a huge Sunday buffet and also have a range of pizza and pasta for orders. The food is always replenished fresh and you are allow to help yourself as many times as your belly will allow. The desserts are a show stopper so please do leave plenty of room. A very busy place so book in advance and make sure you do not eat anything before.

I've been here a couple of times for lunch and, if you're hungry, you do need to be careful with what you order as some dishes are tiny (on the flip side a couple are big!). Chances are you will be sat on a high table with other people right next to you (the booths seem hard to come by). That said it is a nice atmosphere and the staff are always great. Good vegetarian options.

Stopped by chance for breakfast and we’re not disappointed! Cosy, little intimate cafe set within the lobby of the Ned. Food was fantastic quality - we’d recommend the Malibu omelette. Some interesting alternative lattes on offer too, the beetroot cacao latte was inspired.

Great place. This building was an old bank. See the vault in the basement. Malibu Kitchen offers a range of Mexican dishes which are great to share if you are with a group. Nice staff and good service!

Really fantastic brunch with fresh-tasting feel for both food/drinks. As a coffee lover, their coffee is absolutely wonderful, so do recommend. The menu is limited and a bit pricey, but still a worthwhile meal. The restaurant is within the Ned, so you may catch some live music in the centre as you eat - do take a look around the ground floor!

I am always up for healthy and light meals, specially if it is at an elegant place, with a nice live music in the background - coming from the center area of The Ned - and that was my feeling with Malibu Kitchen. A lot of Vegan and Vegetarian options, salads, fresh food, good drinks.

The setting is undeniably amazing. We had brunch, the menu had plenty of variety although the drinks menu was more interesting. The fish in the tacos was a little lacking in execution but other than that the food was good.

I absolutely love everything about the Ned, and Malibu Kitchen serves my favorite breakfast in East London at the moment. Lots of vegan (and vegetarian) options - delicious and beautifully presented healthy bowls, smoothies, juices and great soy lattes, all served in an upscale environment. Definitely make reservations and note that breakfast is only served until 11 am.

It's a small cafe in the Ned but it was good esp if you want to take a nice IG photo. The food was good but the tea was mediocre. There is a great selection of sweet for brunch and it look delicious on instagram but I wanted something savory so I had avocado toast with hash browns and my bf had an omelette with hash browns and a coffee on the side.

Nice little place in the Ned. Went there for brekky. I got the avocado on toast which was good but the person I went with got the Bircher which was amazing!! Coffee was good but the smoothies were the highlight!

Honestly the food is really good, but the price is a little outrageous. I could probably make some of this at home. Don't get me wrong it was delicious, but you will have to just close your eyes when you look at the price