It's open late and I didn't get food poisoning. Possibly the only positives to come out of this…read moreexperience. Well, the food didn't take too long to be cooked either but I think I'm grabbing at straws now. It's handy if the time is after 11pm and you fancy a curry (and you happen to be in the East Greenwich area) but that aside, I really wouldn't bother. The place looks a bit grim and the food certainly isn't great (not awful though), another positive? Probably not.

A really good home delivered curry - to the point where I was actually surprised given the…read morereasonable price.The curries had a nice level of spice and weren't too oily, and the sag paneer was nice. The delivery driver got lost on his way, but had the common sense to give me a call to ask for directions, and the food still arrived hot and on time.

Got suckered into eating at this place based on the enticing deal of £10 for that crisp-like stuff…read morewith the sauces (can't recall the name), a starter, a main, rice, naan and two beers. The starter (mixed kebab) was literally four bite-sized pieces of meet with some iceberg lettuce and a piece of tomato. None of the meats were very exciting. The main (I had chicken tikka masala) didn't have much meat, either. The sauce was pretty weak and overly sweet - almost sugary. It just wastn't very flavorful. The vegetable rice I had was overly greasy. The naan was fine. The "two beers" were two half pints. The restaurant itself if fairly small and quite loud. The wait staff was OK. I wouldn't go back to eat here and I wouldn't recommend this place to my friends, and that's enough to earn this place one star.

Pikora was good, butter murghi bomb. Service was excellent. They definitely took care of us.read more

I love Roxy's! I stopped by Southall during my vacation in England and loved their food. It is very…read moreauthentic and delicious. We ordered butter chicken, lamb curry, aloo protha, golgappa, and aloo tikki. My dishes were the golgappa and butter chicken. The butter chicken was amazing and my favorite dish. It was not overly spicy and had just the right amount of spices and cream. The curry is very rich and melts in your mouth! The golgappas were another favorite of mine. They came with delicious imli cholay and mint pani. So yummy! The rest of the dishes were too spicy for me to enjoy but my brother and cousin loved them. The spice level is not too bad but I'm a wimp with spicy food. I highly recommend Roxy for their authentic North Indian food. It's absoultely delicious and addicting.

My family has been going here for 30 years, before I was born. Quality used to be consistently good…read moreover that time, which is impressive even through multiple owners. However things have visibly changed. We order tandoori chicken, chole bathura, and chicken tikka masala every time. For the Indians that have been in London for 30-40 years, this is a well-known name, and for good reason. But the service is awful. I would not want to see the hygiene in the kitchen based on how the visible part of the restaurant looks. Luckily the food usually still tastes good. Usually.

the doner wrap was life changing. everything is so beautiful and service was amazing as i'm now…read morefriends with the owner - he's my bsf

Love the selection of chicken kebabs here. If you like a bit of spice then go fur the Jerk Chicken…read moreshish. The salad is always fresh and plentiful. The only thing missing that many other kebab shops have is a slice of lemon to squeeze on top of the salad.

Friends, this is THE spot for delicious kebab! On my UK visit, I went back 3 different times just…read moreto continue to enjoy it. When you order, they really fill you up with meat, salad, and chips. Even the small was difficult for me to finish just from the generous portions. Absolutely LOVE this spot! The service is friendly, recommendations are always spot on. They're professionals here! The value here is unmatched. I highly recommend this spot for your kebab needs.

The staff here is very welcoming and friendly. They greeted me, interacted with me and made me feel…read moreas if I were a Turkish brotha myself. I like the idea of walk-in, order, sit down, and they bring the food to you. In terms of the food, I had the mixed gyro fries and a mixed gyro wrap. Mixed meaning chicken and gyro. Each time the food was hot, fresh, and delicious. One star off just because I'm a little picky and not everyone deserves my 5, but for quick food this is definitely top tier. It's another bonus that it is open late. I researched the best kebab in the area and this was highly recommended. Another factor which made me like this place was the home like ambiance. Very homey and very much like you're eating out of someone's grandma's kitchen.

I never realised this was a restaurant (as the previous reviewer mentioned), just a take away shop…read moreas I've never seen any dining tables inside! Yet I have had take away and delivery food from here on many an occasion and have LOVED it. Salt and chillie squid, peking dumplings, wan ton soup, chicken in ginger and spring onion, banana fritters; I can recommend them all! The food is cooked straight away and usually gets to my house in 25 mins (I live about a 3 mins drive away). The lady is very lovely too. Very polite and always remembers me (which is a bit worrying as that means I must buy a lot for here!). The shop's located on the corner of Muikirk Road and Sandhurst Parade with parking quite easy as most of the area is residential roads.

I'm pretty sure this places serves the freshest, tastiest and cheapest Indian food in London, and I…read moremake a special journey down to Tooting at least once a month to fill up on delicious dosas, idli and fried aubergine curry. It's all vegetarian here and much of the food is also vegan, with a wide variety of dishes available on the menu and advice and helpful suggestions on hand from the friendly staff. I'm in a masala dosa rut at the moment, I just love the crispy lentil pancake stuffed with spiced potato so much I can't bring myself to move on, though each time I go I'll try to have a different dish on the side. The unpretentious interior appeals to me - I've never enjoyed eating casual meals on a starched white tablecloth surrounded by gilt and goldfish - and it really is the sort of place you can spend a while munching through a few different things, being adventurous and just skipping a meal later to make up for your (relatively healthy) excesses. You won't notice them in the bill at the end though, happily - the most I've ever managed to spend there is around a tenner and that left me full to bursting with leftovers to take home with me.

Do you want cheap south indian food and have become tired of East Ham ? Then you have another…read morealternative ... Tooting Broadway. This place is right outside the station ... so you are spared the walk required in east ham ... and serves decent and very cheap (its difficult to get to over 10 quids a head even after desserts) tamil fare. The mini idlis, sambhar and rasam are nice, the meal thali has a lot of food and is very filling, and the dosas are rather large. Uttapam is one of my favourite dishes ... i have found it made well here on one occasion, and not so well on another. The service is nothing great to speak of. I once got a sealed coke can with a straw :) . They don't believe in writing down your orders. So when a group of 6 orders 15 items, they will forget to bring you some, and you will need to remind them. On the positive side, if you ask for refills for some items in your thali, they don't object. The desserts, except the gulab-jamuns, were a bit of a let down ... but overall its a pretty nice place to come for cheap grub once in a while.

Used to come here quite a lot for their whole chicken after a gym session or 5 a side football and…read moreit's been a while since I last game but in passing I came in after a long day out today. Much like a long lost friend would greet you on the street with the caveat that you can't quite picture who he is, when you last saw him or what his actual name is, or even if you did meet, I was welcomed into the restaurant very warmly. It's a trait of many of the ethnic restaurants in this area actually. A lot of locals use these eateries so I felt comfortable being one of them albeit I hadn't been back for some time. The inside is your standard asian style canteen room. Very basic so don't expect much. But I don't think anyone would. It's not that type of place I had seen the sign outside and I of course ordered the whole chicken. Not all my myself, I'm that much of a fat beast. But to take back home for others to share. What I would say is that for its cheapness is that the chicken doesn't seem to have as much flavouring or spice as what I last remember it had. It felt too moist. And by that I mean in a non sexual way. No I mean there are methods of cooking chicken that I know of where you put water on the base of it cooking to steam it slightly. Now I'm not sure at all it was cooked this way but it felt a bit too watered down in terms of texture. Not sure why but hoping it was an off day unless different techniques are being used. Doubt I will be back for a while as fresh whole chicken's are readily available to buy in supermarkets too, but I did used to like Paradise's whole chickens. Not quite the paradise I remember certainly.

A canteen style eaterie, Paradise specialises in classic North Indian / Pakistani dishes…read more Prices are reasonable, the flavours authentic and the portions huge! You can choose from a menu and wait for the food to be cooked to eat-in or choose from prepared dishes to either eat-in or take away. With around 12 kebabs / marinaded and barbecued meats to choose from, you'll be spoiled for choice. Vegetarians are catered for too, after all India is the home of good vegetarian cuisine. Spinach, aubergine, okra and pulses feature as do paneer and yoghurt curry (a rare treat). There are numerous birianis to choose from too. Give it a go, for around £10 - £14 two people can eat really well here.