Logma
A small Iranian-Iraqi bistro café on Goldsmiths Row in east London that went viral in late 2025 for its kofte and aubergine sandwiches.
- Food
- Price: £ · Budget
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Did you know
It was founded by couple Ziad Halub and Farsin Rabiee specifically to bring Iranian and Iraqi food culture together in one place, and every Wednesday night they run a fusion supper club limited to just 18 guests.
Local tip
The sourdough pita sandwiches are the reason it went viral. Go for the kofte or aubergine version rather than the rice dishes if you only try one thing, and expect a queue given how quickly its reputation has spread.
Famous dishes
Finding it
- Address
- 81, Goldsmiths' Row, Haggerston, London Borough of Hackney, Greater London, England, E2 8QX
- Nearest station
- Cambridge Heath (London) (Overground), 547 m away
Details change, so check with the place before you set off.
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