Adiva Restaurant
Overview
Adiva is a Turkish and Lebanese Restaurant fusion that will leave you wanting for more. A luxurious yet affordable BYO restaurant in London Spitalfields and Aldgate East area. Lebanese and Turkish cuisines are both influenced by the ancient Arab Persian Empire followed by the Turkish Ottoman Empire culminating in a true traditional culinary fusion enjoyed by many around the world. The Adiva fare is a complimentary selection of classic mezzes and mains from Lebanon and Turkey. Fresh meat, fish and poultry is traditionally prepared with authentic herbs and spices and cooked upon order by fine healthy cooking chefs paying particular attention to authentic taste and presentation. <BR><BR> Reservations between Thursday - Saturday have a 2 hour time limit on all tables.
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Practical Information
43a Commercial Street, London, E1 6BD
Prices
£25 and under
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Adiva Restaurant
- Address
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43a Commercial StreetLondonE1 6BD
- Public transport:
- Aldgate, Underground
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Latest 3 reviews of Adiva Restaurant
I am really surprised at the other reviews! We have ordered from Adiva on just-eat and have been absolutely delighted each and every time.
The shish taouk (chicken kabob) is the best I have ever had. I don't know what kind of magic voodoo they do, but the chicken breast chunks are so, so juicy and tender! The hummus is delicious and garlicky. The rice is fluffy and flavorful.
The delivery...more
This place is pretty decent without being exceptional - I had the mezzo platter so I could try a little of everything - the only real disapointment was the fallafel - it was dry and tastless - everything else was fine.
It's bring your own booze which is good but there were two large tables of guys all drinking a LOT of cans of lager and being pretty loud so dont expect a quiet romantic night...more
I was excited to eat here as I love Turkish food and this place had just opened up.
A group of us went for lunch during the week. There was one other couple seated.
First, we waited a good 15-20mins after ordering our drinks. Then we waited around 30mins for our starters. Then about 25-30mins for the mains. Then, after finishing and waiting 20mins for the solitary waitress to take our...more