Juma Kitchen – London Bridge

Are you “bread”y to try something different? 🤷🏼‍♀️ {ad – press sample}⁣

I must say, this was my first time trying Iraqi cuisine! 🥗 I’ve not seen many Iraqi traders in London so I was excited to visit Phillip and the @jumakitchen team at @boroughmarket 👋🏼⁣

Here’s what we ate. To see close up video footage, visit my ‘Reels’ tab on my Instagram 👀🎥



🌱 Uroog (left of photo) – Courgette & cauliflower fritter with parsely, dill & cumin. Served on fresh tanoor bread, drizzled with signature amba (mango pickle)⁣
💰£7.50⁣
💭 This was a tasty dish! The fritters were similar to croquettes with a nice crisp coating and soft, fluffy potato filling. The amba gave a lovely flavour! My totally amateur tip is to mash the croquettes with your fork to ensure it covers all of the bread 🤤 ⁣
🤷🏼‍♀️Order again? Yes⁣
🏆Fave dish

🌱Fattoush salad w/ tomato, radish, sumac, cucumber, lettuce, pomegranate dressing, fried khobz. (Full disclosure: Also came with a ‘mushroom chap’ with mashed potato, chesnut mushrooms, garlic & parsley. We didn’t realise it also had truffle oil in until we ate it. I’d love to try one which doesn’t contain truffle oil)⁣
💰£5.90⁣
💭This was tasty and the dressing was nice but if felt like it was missing something. I’d love to see one more substantial element in the dish to elevate it⁣
🤷🏼‍♀️Order again? Yes, with changes⁣

🌱 Spinach fatayer⁣
💰 £2.90 each (3 for £8 / 4 for £10)⁣
💭 Doesn’t have loads of flavour on its own but the delicious sharp sauce provides that. I love the juicy texture of the spinach and the slightly bitter flavour. Pastry is cooked really well too!⁣
🤷🏼‍♀️ Order again? Yes⁣
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🍽Name: @jumakitchen ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣
📍Location: @boroughmarket⁣⁣⁣
🌾GF Options: Yes⁣⁣
🌱100% Vegan? No⁣⁣⁣
💰Eat Out to Help Out? Yes⁣⁣
👩🏼‍💻Order: Can’t order for delivery yet⁣⁣
🍽 Cuisine: Iraqi⁣⁣⁣
👨‍🍳 Iraqi-owned
📦Leftovers: No, ate it all⁣
🌍Sustainability: ⁣⁣Packaging is all recyclable and biodegradable ⁣
🐶Dog friendly: Yes⁣
♿️Wheelchair friendly: Yes⁣⁣
🖤 Diversity: They have reached out to (and already invited) lots of Black and POC bloggers to their stall. The large majority of their staff are Iraqi to ensure authenticity

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