The great thing about Nando’s is that its very quick but you don’t feel rushed in the sense that you have to leave as soon as the meal has finished. It is a very relaxed atmosphere, with people of all ages. The first Nando’s was launched in 1987 in South Africa. Then 5 years later Nando’s came to the UK. Now it is spreading worldwide! Nando’s is really for chicken lovers but also caters for vegetarians. I have actually tried the bean pita which is really tasty! You can choose side orders and extras for your meal. Apart from the burgers and pitas there is a selection of salads and desserts on the menu. The great thing about Nando’s is that you have the option to eat healthy too.
Okay so you think you can handle spicy food? For those of you who aren’t afraid of eating fire, the PERi PERi sauce can be painfully hot! I love hot food but I couldn’t dare have the extra hot sauce! The heat ranges from; Lemon & Herb or Mango & Lime - This is none spicy
medium - enough to make your lips slightly tingle(safe bet!)
Hot- it is what it says it is!
Extra Hot - in my opinion this is too hot, to the point where your mouth goes numb so what’s the point because you can’t taste anything! PERi PERi sauce was founded back in the 15th century and still to this day is a secret recipe.
If you don’t fancy eating in one of the restaurants then Nando’s provide a take away service. This is great for a Saturday night in front of d tv. I have to say though that all of the nando’s restaurants I’ve been to have been well decorated, especially the one in London, Bankside. This is located under the railway arches by the Thames. Cost - I think the cost of a meal in Nando’s is a fair price. I wouldn’t say it’s cheap or expensive. For example a meal with a side and a drink would be just under £10. I highly recommend Nando’s as I love chicken and a speedy service. I do not recommend this restaurant if you don’t like chicken and are looking for a high class meal.