Fulham Kitchen

Authentic Serbian Culinary Delight Awaits!

Nestled in Fulham, this Serbian eatery is nothing short of a Balkan haven, a hidden gem for anyone seeking familiar tastes or a thrilling gustatory adventure. The restaurant marries tradition with authenticity, serving echoingly hearty portions that mirror those from grandmother's kitchen back in Serbia. Ćevapčići and Sarma are exquisite, worthy of nostalgic tears or perhaps just a happy dance—tiny parcels reinforcing the mastery of simple ingredients. Rakija flows generously, inviting you to sit back, relax and sip your worries away under a canopy that makes even the chillest evening outside feel warm and welcoming. I can still taste the slight bitterness cushioned by sweet fruit notes liable to make friends of strangers.

The ambiance mirrors a friend's warm household, partly due to charming touches in decor, yes, but majorly credited to delightful Raveca and Sarah, whose service transforms culinary sorties into joyous social terrains. The two embody the spirit of effortless hospitality—eager to explain dishes, pour another glass, smile when telling joke exchange dad jokes. Rustic stew simmers while lively conversations buoy over the hum of Rakija delight, promises are made to return, and only happy stories emerge. Non-existent vegetarian options and a crowded entrance aside, it’s rewarding—a panoply of tantalizing tastes presented with the charm and sincerity you suspect escape chained gastro-pubs nearby. You leave not only well-fed but embraced, and somehow, looking forward to sharing this quiet love letter secrets with another. — Clarissa Cuisinier