Polka Kitchen

Polish restaurant · Ealing Broadway

Polka Kitchen

Polish restaurant · Ealing Broadway

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Unit 25 Dickens Yard, Longfield Ave, London W5 2TD, United Kingdom

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Authentic Polish cuisine featuring pierogi, cakes, and refined dishes  

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Unit 25 Dickens Yard, Longfield Ave, London W5 2TD, United Kingdom Get directions

polka-kitchen.co.uk
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Unit 25 Dickens Yard, Longfield Ave, London W5 2TD, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 20 8567 7707
polka-kitchen.co.uk
@polkakitchenlondon

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Where To Have An Early Dinner In London - London - The Infatuation

"Polka Kitchen is always a little sleepy, which is part of its charm and makes an early bird booking here totally acceptable. Plus, it’s the only way to make full use of the impressive cake counter—think regal, tiered slices of black forest gateau—without getting a midnight sugar rush. The twinkling chandeliers, velvet booths, and operatic soundtrack at this Polish spot in Ealing suit well-behaved family gatherings. Ones where toddlers bounce on the knee of grandparents who try—mostly successfully—to steer plates of comforting beef stew away from their grabby little hands." - rianne shlebak, sinead cranna, jake missing, heidi lauth beasley

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Polka Kitchen - Review - Ealing - London - The Infatuation

"Polka Kitchen feels like a grand, European cafe on a cobbled street in a historic city. And it should be used as such. During the day this Polish spot is all about regal, tiered slices of delicious black forest gateau, comfy upholstered armchairs, and sipping coffee. Come evening, twinkling chandeliers and velvet booths lend themselves to family gatherings. The sort where your uncle can sit in his 'for best' blazer eating comforting, tasty dishes. Despite having a loyal following of Ealing locals, most evenings it's calm and quiet, with the operatic soundtrack dictating a well-behaved vibe. Dishes are presented with flourishes like carrot spears balanced on roulades and quenelles of smooth mashed potato. It might lack some excitement, but the food is all beautifully presented, well-cooked, and feels appropriately special. And the rose-shaped orange garnishes in Aperol spritzes? Our kind of kitsch. photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch Pause Unmute" - Sinéad Cranna

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Where to Find the Best Polish Food in London | Eater London

"There is no definitive English-language genealogy of pierogi — distinctive differences in style do exist — depending not only on the stuff inside, but the makeup of the dough, and the chef’s own preference. At Sowa, where the pierogi are made at a counter in full view of patrons — note the conspicuous bags of extra-fine Polish flour — they’re twice the size of tired supermarket varieties, and rich fillings are balanced by a substantial rope of springy dough at the hand-closed edges. It’s as good as these underrated little dumplings get. Sowa serves one of the UK’s oldest Polish communities, in Ealing, and the upholstered chairs and monogrammed windows seem suited to the central European business-type. There is a good patisserie attached, where you can find the preserve-packed doughnuts known as P? czki." - Stephen Buranyi

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Klaudia Stolc

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I absolutely love this place. Food is delicious and presentation of it even better. They do not compromise on quality the dishes whilst keeping it reasonably priced. I would recommend this place to everyone who loves Polish food! The restaurant is elegant and staff is friendly. Everyone was really helpful making recommendations. Hands down to the owner for coming up with this great concept whist keeping prices reasonable. There are many restaurants charging fortune for poor quality food and services. This place is different! They provided us with great customer service and we will definitely be back. Restaurant is located slightly off the main road in a quiet alleyway. Their selection of freshly baked cakes is unbelievable!

Kwaśna Antonówka

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I highly recommend this place! The First Communion party was perfectly organized down to the last detail. Delicious food, with a vegetarian option available (the oyster mushrooms were amazing😍), and polite service. An elegant atmosphere, perfect for family gatherings. Highly recommended!

G Force

Google
The service is really good, genuinely welcoming staff, which so noticeable and appreciated. The food is superb, my wife and I had chicken Kiev and my daughter had chicken strips and we all had apple pie. The chicken Kiev was tender and juicy, coupled with beautiful textured mash potato. Even the side salad and sauce was delicious. The apple pie with ice cream was tasty. I love my coffee and I can definitely see myself popping in for just a coffee which has a chocolate / dates profile.

Matthew

Google
I was recommended this restaurant by two Polish chefs from another London restaurant. They said that the food at Polka Kitchen is both authentic and good, I was not disappointed! The food was fantastic and reminded me of food that I have enjoyed in Poland. Service was wonderful from the moment of arrival and the staff helped me select my dishes to ensure I had a great experience. I look forward to visiting again with my family rather than alone.

Majid Zohreh

Google
Polka Kitchen is by far the best Polish restaurant I have visited in London. The food is very authentic and the Ambience is incredible. I had the white Polish Sausage with fried cabbage and horseradish for starter, and the wild boar pierogi fir mains. Both dishes were cooked to perfection, and the flavors were incredibly balanced. The service was also amazing. Our waitress Irene was very friendly with a great sense of humour and made us all happy. I highly recommend this restaurant. I will be visiting again soon.

Antonius O

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Where to begin? Last Saturday our son went to his First Holy Communion. After the church service we had the pleasure of inviting our guests for lunch/dinner to the Polka restaurant. Prior arrangements of the menu and decorations were made with the manager Mrs. Klaudia ( btw she was absolutely amazing so helpful and great organizer) we were still very pleasantly surprised. The function room was very nicely, ceremonially and festively decorated. The food was delicious and in generous portions. The service and in particular Mrs. Ula deserves a big round of applause. She took great care of us. Her commitment and sense of humor helped a lot to relieve “stress” All the guests were very impressed with the quality and taste of all dishes served. The roast duck was the queen of all dishes. If you are looking for a place to celebrate any kind of special event look no further. On behalf of my son and all the invited guests we would like to massively thank the entire Polka staff for the excellent completion and culmination of this very important day. We sincerely recommend Polka Kitchen restaurant. Absolutely brilliant!!! 👏

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This cozy Polish restaurant offers a carefully curated menu that truly delivers on quality over quantity. The wild boar pierogi were exceptional perfectly seasoned, tender, and full of rich flavour. The dessert selection was just as impressive, with a great variety of cakes and sweets that perfectly rounded out the meal. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and the service was friendly and attentive. If you’re looking for authentic Polish flavours with a well thought out menu, this place is a must visit!

Soichiro

Google
Enjoyed Polish cuisine. It is refined detailed cuisine. Pierogi was very tasty and worth giving a try ✨ thank you 😊 Staff members are friendly.
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Rona L.

Yelp
I am an avid lover of Polish food and have been to Poland several times. I an always looking for places to satisfy my cravings in London and I am soooo happy to report that Sowa is an excellent option. The restaurant itself is located on a side street in Ealing Broadway. It's a large glass-fronted restaurant with a bakery on the other side of a smart glass partition. A light, bright, airy room with comfy chairs and a smart set-up. Onto the food: my greedy friends and greedy self tried ALOT of food last night. The mixed dumplings were good, all fillings tasty and dumpling skin nicely chewy, these weren't pan-fried though which is my preference. Served with onions, sour cream and smoked bacon. Boar dumplings with creamy mushroom sauce was lovely, super-stuffed with boar meat. Mmmmmm. Steak tartare was small but price reflected this, beetroot carpaccio was beautifully presented and so were the herrings, all of these were lovely, good starters. The beetroot soup was excellent. I had the pork tenderloin for mains, oh gosh, it was so soft and tasty, I was so surprised!! Mash was good, needed more sauce though and the salad didn't match the rest of the plate, veg would have been better. My friend's salmon dish was tasty and beautifully presented, just not typically Polish in my opinion. But, I was here for the potato pancakes with mushroom sauce.....90% as good as the Polish cafe in Gdansk which stole my heart. We had 2 desserts which were lovely, tip: walk over to the bakery and pick your cake from the bakery, not just from the menu. Both were lovely. 2 soft drinks, 2 hot drinks and all this food came to £90. Excellent value, service, atmosphere and I loved the food. Afew tweaks would make this place great-cranberries on pierogi, sprouts and salad garnishes didn't work in most cases and they need to re-word the menu as it just didn't do the food justice. And they need to offer their dumplings pan-fried!! Overall a great option, I am so happy I found this place!!
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Novelty B.

Yelp
If you're craving pierogies at lunchtime, come here. There are plenty of tables, decent service, and you can even watch the woman who makes them (behind a glass wall)! You can get a small or a large portion, and they come with caramelized onions on top. Aside from pierogies, the lunch menu is on the smaller side (for someone with food restrictions, anyway). That said, my warm tomato soup was delicious and comforting. (I don't believe it's gluten-free, as there are pieces of something resembling spätzle in it.) They were even nice enough to treat my husband's pierogies and my soup as one (affordable!) 2-course lunch. On the other side of the restaurant is the patisserie, with delicious-looking tarts behind the counter and small tables perfect for an espresso-and-pastry break.
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Tomék K.

Yelp
Super unprofessional service. I was waiting for really long time to be served but ppl who came after me somehow managed to place thier order first and even get the drinks when i was still waiting for someone to come to my table. I waited for few minutes longer and i had to leave the restaurant.