Shree Krishna Vada Pav was not too far from airport and we were starving after a long flight. We…read morelanded in the morning and some indian breakfast just sounded amazing. We were not disappointed! I ordered vada pav which was 5 stars. super tasty. Poha was great too (4 stars). The paneer masala sandwich was also surprisingly delicious. Kiddo had paneer masala sabzi with paratha. the masala tea rounded off the meal perfectly. this place is a bit small and unassuming.You order and then get a table and enjoy bollywood songs. Food was ready rather quickly and the service was friendly all around. I would totally come back if I could just for another breakfast!

If you have ever tried Maharashtrian style Misal in Mumbai/Pune and are craving for the same taste,…read morethis is your place to be. Everytime I visit London, I definitely make a stop here to hs e their misal pav and vada pav. Simply love it!!

Kar Ling Kwong would have to be one of my favourite restaurants…read more Traditional Hong Kong Chinese food, its been here since 1964. The owner and manager is still involved in the daily running of the restaurant and is often the friendly welcoming host that greets you at the door. This is not your run of the mill Chinese restaurant, everything about the place, screams class. They have proper linen, good quality crockery and cutlery. The staff are extremely smart and professional. They will even teach novices, how to use chop sticks Cutlery is available. The environment has recently had a make-over and is clean and well decorated. The oriental theme is very gently done. Although, they can seat approx 100+ people at any given time, the restaurant has several smaller areas making for a more intimate experience, you can ask for to be seated in these areas when you book. (Booking not always necessary, but to avoid disappointment) The menu holds no surprises, however, the delivery is wonderful mouthwatering, delicious food, prepared with care, skill and knowledge. This is high-end eating. The bill is not a surprise either - a 3 course meal for 2, with drinks cost on average £40-£50. And they do specials! 2-4-1 on the set menu. The facilities are clean and well presented. Unfortunately, although the restaurant is largely, wheelchair accessible, the facilities are not. I can't BIG UP this place enough!

My husband and I have been eating at the Kar Ling Kwong for over 30 years so you might expect this…read moreto be an excellent review. Unfortunately it's not based on the appalling service we received as a party of 4 on 3rd February 2018`. The restaurant was busy, which we knew at the time we booked but our booking WAS taken so we should have expected there would be sufficient staff to cope. But, from the time we arrived at 7.30 the service for this 'eat as much as you like' buffet was practically non-existent. By 8.30 we had only just been given our starters, by 9 we had to call the waiter over to order the duck pancakes. Once finished our used plates were just left on the table. At the same time as we had ordered the duck we also ordered 4 main dishes which did not arrive until 9.45, too late to think about ordering anything else. At £21.95 per person this is the worst value meal we've ever had. The bill arrived and annoyingly had a service charge included - admittedly this had then been deducted with a note saying 'sincere apologies'. I complained at the time and was offered a free bottle of house wine to take away with me but since we had only been drinking beers and soft drinks this offer seemed incongruous to say the least. We were left thoroughly embarrassed as we had suggested the Kar Ling Kwong to our friends. I later wrote twice to the proprietor assuming I might receive an apology but was not even given the courtesy of a response. We are a large family of 10 adults who previously visited the restaurant often but have decided we will not be returning in the future as a restaurant which does not value its customers does not deserve their money. What a shame!

If you are in Woking on business or pleasure this is a solid reliable restaurant to eat at. The…read morefood is really good and so is the service. Do get popadoms...what proper Indian meal doesn't start with those??? The chicken tikka masala house version is very good over a bed of pilau rice. The garlic naans are loaded with garlic and probably the best for miles around! I will be back

I love Thali Thali. The concept is that you select a thali which is a selection of a few different…read moredishes, which are served with rice and naan bread. Think of it as an Indian take on the tried and tested tapas / small plate formula, but more personalised. There is also a good selection of main dishes, my colleague ordered some prawns once, and no one was prepared for the bucket of king prawns that turned up! I say bucket, it was a small, slightly bigger than a pint glass bucket, but a bucket nonetheless. Pleasantly surprised that the prawn to sauce ratio was exceedingly good.

Jaipur and Thali Thali are probably the 2 best choices for Indian food in Woking at least in my…read moreopinion. There are a few differences though... Jaipur is a bit louder and more lively which is not a bad thing but if you want a quieter experience then go to Thali.. Jaipur has this fantastic offer for parties of 4 which can be found at the back of the menu... definitely the way to go as it is a great deal and everyone will be full. Both restaurants need to add more offerings of desert as this is a great revenue stream $$$ Popadums are a must... Bhaji are a must... just go try it!

My very favourite indian! Having tried several in Woking…read more(and London) this is by far one of the best. You have to try it. If you like mild flavours, try Pasanda or Peshwari. If you like medium ones, Moysore and Dumpuk are amazing! The naan is good, the rice is good, the ambience lovely, with beautiful frescos on the walls and soft spotlights above each table creating a unique atmosphere. And the service is consistently good! I've been here on a date, with colleagues, with friends, and we all keep coming back. It's by far one of the best indian restaurants I have been to, and I would recommend you stop by as well. They do take-away and delivery (take-away saves you 10%) and are a great place to get food from on a lazy weekday evening if you'd rather stay in with a movie.

Excellent service, top notch interior design and atmosphere!…read more Money is well spent here with this buffet restaurant, a vast selection of unlimited main courses, starters and desserts are on offer. Well worth the travel, however found chicken in Tika Missala not best quality wise.

Four stars because I've only visited once on 29/01/2011. The…read moreSpice Oven is over twice the size of the average restaurant it's big! When you walk towards the main part of the seating area, you pass a sweets counter on your right then over a bridge with Koi carp in the pool below. Straight ahead is the buffet counter. You have the choice of the main menu or sampling samosas etc from the buffet. My girlfriend, a friend & I choose to go with the main menu. The first thing I noticed was some unfamiliar names such as Labab, Rari, Kozhambu & Xacuti a well as the more familiar ones such as Haandi, Achari & Jalfrezi. My friend had Vegetable Paneer Labab, we had Chicken Rara & Chicken Tikka Achaari. An Aubergine Spinach, one Pulao Rice & a Peshawari nan completed the food to share. My first sample was the Chicken Rara that had a thick diced onion sauce & tasted quite spectacular & not too hot. The sag dish wasn't overcocked & had the texture of lightly cooked spinach & was very tasty. The rest was also good, although I liked the Chicken Tikka Achaari the last probably because it tasted too much like lime pickle which it is supposed to taste of! Both vegetarians & Vegans are well catered for. Edited June 2013 Went Dec 2012 now buffet only & rather poor. This once great Indian curry house has gone down market where quantity has priority over quality. The choice of curries is good but they are all rather overcooked & not exactly fresh! Not only curries but Chinese, Thai so a good selection if you are starving. Service is good the containers get refilled regularly enough. They also do puddings lots & lots of puddings! Drops from 4 to 2 stars. Not in any hurry to return.

Lovely & classy little restaurant in the Hilton T5. I'm pleased with my experience and will…read morecertainly return. Appetizer: scallops Dinner: ostrich in gravy Desert: creme brûlée (Indian style) All that I had tonight was simply amazing.

Very good, and obviously incredibly popular (stayed in this hotel more times than I care to…read moreremember and this is the first time I've been able to secure a table here...perhaps the proximity of Christmas worked this time?) Anyway, excellent Indian cooking....presented to a high standard. Dishes from all over the Indian continent, from the North to Kerala - so I guess, if you want to explore the tastes of a continent it's a great venue. The tandoor paneer (for me) was the highlight of the meal, juicy, tasty and absolutely perfect. Felt like a very 'Dubai' Dining experience with suitably large furniture, set piece decor, and plenty of space...prices were accordingly high...but ultimately well worth it.

An excellent surprise find close to the Windsor Marriott. I ordered the Kadai Lamb and found it…read moreflavorful and spicy without the heaviness commonly found in other curries. The restaurant is clean with an open kitchen where food is prepared to order.

Delicious home made chicken biriyani. Worth the hunt to find this low-on-decor gem…read more Most customers take-out but hang out a while and watch the Heathrow Airport flight path.

A very popular place with lines that go outside the door simply because they are exceptionally good…read morevalue for money. The signature dish is the chicken biriyani that's £3.50 and deserves 4 stars as on most occasions it's really good. Overall though am giving the place two stars because the lady behind the counter seems permanently miserable have never seen her smile. If you order anything other than the biriyani it's served cold and you have to microwave it. Also ordering parathas and egg at breakfast time is quite the ordeal. On two occasions when the parathas have fallen on the floor they have taken them off the floor and served them until the customer rightly made a fuss. I had been told they make parathas and omelettes till 1pm, one time I arrived at 1145 and the miserable lady said too late, but they are served till 1pm, kitchen closed, but I can see them still making them at the back, she stared blankly. Another time I waited patiently in the queue, a Muslim man jumped the queue to order his Indian breads, she served all the Muslim looking customers and then when it came to my turn she served him and it turned out he had a large order, I asked her if my order would now be behind his large order as she served everyone else first and then let him jump in, once again she stared blankly as if to say take it or leave it. Never heard her apologize, please, thank you etc. So I'd say for members of the Muslim community especially this place is a 3 star establishment, for non Muslims it's a 2 star overall due to the difference in service.