Food travels in Epsom

“I am so happy finally we have a shop like this on our door step. If it had a butcher section it would be perfect. The staff are so helpful. Food is great and well priced. Love it”

“I've been told about this place many times from my friends how good food is there. So I had chance for first time to try it. And I can say that it was worthed. They do emaizing twist with sushi maki. All feel very fresh and tasty. I try for starter miso soup and Agedashi Tofu. For main: Baby Dynamite, crispy, Scallop Volcano. And recommend all. Great experience.”

“Delicious plant based dinners in 100% compostable packaging!”

“Amazing Vegan – Friendly Range! Soya based Vegan Nuggets, coated in crispy southern-fried flavour breadcrumbs. 7 served with 1 Vegan Garlic & Herb dip. Yum, yum, yum :)”

“The food is really delicious. Real south Indian Kerala taste food. busy restaurant if your lucky you will get parking Infront or you can free parking opposite in supermarket”

“Had a Sunday roast today for the first time at the Queen Adelaide and I must say it was one of the nicest roast we have had! Followed it with the rhubarb tart ) actually called something else!) and that too was beautiful! Massive compliments to the chefs! Will def be one of our families regular places to eat ( we have had other options on the menu and have all been great)”

“One of the best and "humane" supermarkets around. In so happy that these so called budget chains like Aldi, Lidl came along and gave hard time to the monopoly of the rip-off Britain chains like Tesco, Sainsbury and other "premier" ones who basically repackaged the same products and made 5 times profits for decades. It doesn't feel the "heat or eat" situation, or 5 times energy prices rise when you still see many prices at Aldi below £ (49p, 69p etc) whereas it's next to impossible to find anything under £ (or even £2) at the other stores. So, if you really want to be careful of the pennies and believe in "every little helps" - shop at Aldi.”