Sweet Handz Ghanaian Restaurant

Good food. The capacity is small which whilst great for intimate dining is great could pose a problem for larger functions. Will visit again.

Jollof rice tasted lovely but was a little dry and hard to the bite, curry goat was delicious too but could have been more tender and less oily. Jerk chicken and plantain were far too sweet for my liking. Price and portion sizes were fine. The girl serving was really nice but the delivery time was quite slow.

I had never had Ghanaian food before but I loved it. Myself and 3 friends spent a fantastic evening here. The food was excellent and the atmosphere was great. Relaxed, no pressure, and the man who served us was lovely and friendly. He helped us with the menu (none of us were experts on the food!) and we all had a great time. Fantastic!

Amazing family run business. Staff were extremely friendly upon arrival. The upstairs seating area has modern decor and a warm felt atmosphere. The food did definitely live up to the expectations of me and my guest. There was definitely an authentic taste to our chosen dishes. Will highly recommend this restaurant to anyone that wants to taste/enjoy Ghanaian food. Situated on a nice busy road too. Will be visiting again soon!

I ordered a mix of Rice and Meat dishes and it was really delicious. Well spiced not too hot and meat was tender in the sauce. Staff are kind and personable they helped me pick what they felt was the best variety to try and my whole family enjoyed it! Prices are very fair for the portions and the atmosphere as I waited was really lively - next time I plan to sit in and eat with a group!

An all round great first time experience. The young lady behind the bar was welcoming and didn’t seem at all frustrated with the hundreds of questions we had about the food on their menu. We opted for the fufu and peanut soup which was just lush. She also whipped us up a special cocktail. I’d definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone looking to enjoy real hearty food in a chilled out environment. 5 stars from me

Pressed for time, I came into this restaurant to get something quick to eat. The staff were really friendly and helpful and the restaurant has an a genuinely amicable and relaxed atmosphere. I got turkey and jollof rice to takeaway and I must say, the food was absolutely delicious! I'd recommend to anyone in the north London area looking for authentic Ghanaian cuisine.

The food portions were big and the waiter was pleasant. However I was surprised that it was virtually empty on a Friday evening , but soon came to realise why when the bill came! One cocktail was 10 pounds and the prices of the meals has risen by 20 percent since last year , which is just ridiculous for a Ghanaian restaurant .

My husband and I ate here this afternoon. The dumpy-looking exterior does a disservice to the nicer interior and especially the second-floor dining room with tasteful paintings - with a burgundy wall accent- and dark furniture. The menu is huge with tons of Ghanaian specialities. We got the kelewele for starters and my husband got the jollof rice and goat stew; I got the palava sauce with boiled plantain. Honestly whilst the kelewele (which we LOVED in Ghana) was fine here, it was better there. The same could be said for all of our food; tasteful enough but just better in Ghana. Nothing was too spicy btw (although I'm sure other dishes are). Bonus points for the amazing early 90s hip-hop/r and b playing and for it not being too loud.

Sweet Handz is by far the best Ghanaian restaurant in London! The service and food is amazing compared to other Ghanaian restaurants this is the most Morden! I'll defiantly be back!

Good food, nearly 3 hour delivery time.