More than 100 firefighters tackled a blaze at an industrial park in West London.
Fifteen fire engines rushed to Coronation Road in Park Royal, Brent to try and stop the inferno in the early hours of Friday.
The London Fire Brigade was called to Sergo Park at around 3.45am following reports of a fire at a Lebanese restaurant and an MOT centre.
Firefighters from Park Royal, Acton, Willesden, Wembley and surrounding fire stations were mobilised to the scene.
The force deployed a hose layer and high volume pump to tackle the fire, increasing the amount of water available to extinguish it.
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A 32-metre ladder was also used by the crew to help extinguish the fire from above.
The blaze was under control by 8.30am and is now under investigation, a spokesman for the LFB said.
Half of the ground floor and a small part of some neighbouring units were damaged in the incident.
There have been no injuries reported, the force added.
Coronation Road remains closed both ways between Lakeside Drive and Western Road while Metropolitan Police officers investigate.
The 226 bus route from Ealing Broadway to Golders Green is also on diversion.
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An LFB spokesman said: “Fifteen fire engines and around 100 firefighters tackled a fire at a restaurant and industrial warehouse on Coronation Road in Park Royal.
“The roof and first floor of a two-storey restaurant and warehouse were destroyed by the fire. Half of the ground floor and a small part of some neighbouring units were damaged by the fire. There have been no injuries reported.
“The Brigade received the first of 21 calls to report the fire at 3.45am, and fire engines Park Royal, Acton, Willesden, Wembley and surrounding fire stations were mobilised to the scene. The fire was extinguished by 08.29am.
“The cause of the fire is under investigation.”
