On our recent trip to London, my boyfriend and I stayed in a flat in Finsbury Park. The variety of…read morerestaurants on Stroud Green Road was overwhelming, and after wandering past 10 enticing restaurants, we both decided to go for Yak & Yeti because neither of us had had Nepalese food before. I asked the waiter to suggest the most typical Nepalese meals we could try. I wanted a vegetarian option and he wanted chicken. He set me up with the Gurkha Mismas Veg, and him with the Zimbu Chicken. I would love to explain how it tasted, but there doesn't seem to be an equivalent. The spices were delicious and unlike any curry I've had! That alone makes this restaurant worth the visit!

A dozen of us met at Y&Y for a surprise birthday dinner. All the food was absolutely delicious and…read morewe enjoyed ourselves completely. The restaurant even threw in a birthday cake which was a pleasant surprise. More than anything, the service and staff really made our visit. They were friendly and we got talking to one of the owners who gave us the download on the restaurant and his own family origins (he will ask you to guess where he is from - I will keep the answer to myself!). We were really made to feel at home. Highly recommended experience and also great value. Our table was groaning from the amount of food ordered and it came out to £30pp, including alcohol.

A nice, sweet little restaurant with attentive and friendly staff. I loved the decor - it was…read morepersonal and not over the top. We started with the Momos and fried courgette (as well as a healthy portion of crackers - always goes down well). The momos were great, but could've been a bit more filled out (or maybe I was just greedy for more). We decided to share our mains - my big shout out goes to Dhahi Bhanda - an aubergine side dish that was just beautiful. My opinion is always swayed by the prawns used in restaurants, and they were big and juicy in the prawn asworya. The Shangri La chicken that is cooked in a clay oven was tender and was delicately spiced. Overall, an awesome mix of flavours from Nepal that is not as pungent as Indian food, but definitely more flavoursome than their Chinese neighbours.

This is a wonderful place with lovely friendly staff who are always attentive and smiling. The food…read moreis a delight and certain dishes make us regularly return.... A real treat dont listen to any bad reviews we have never experienced any of that ever...and we would highly recommend it Now go and discover your favourite dishes...

Been coming to this Yak & Yeti for a few years now and the service and food has always been to a…read morehigh standard. This time was a Monday evening and it was surprisingly busy. The staff are all friendly and make an effort to be polite and informative about the food. The food is not just Indian but also Nepalese so you do not have to just have the usual curry. They have offering from a clay oven also if you would rather have something not to saucey, as in the traditional tikka masalas (which they do have on offer). It location is just the wrong side of the Crystal Palace triangle but it has been there for many years now so this has not affected it to badly. It is a nice restaurant as you can always have a conversation and actually hear the other person without shouting which I always find useful. If you want to line your stomach before hitting the bars in the Crystal Palace triangle you could do a lot worse than here. The food is reasonably priced and the portions are of a good size so you should not leave there hungry. As like most restaurants of this type puddings are not their strong point but the starters and main meals make up for this in my opinion. All in all a good restaurant which I will continue to use.

I had to drag my Mrs in here. She was put off by the colourful sinage for some reason, but I just…read morehad to know. Thank goodness - Yak and Yeti has finally restored my faith in there being a half decent indian/nepalese restaurant anywhere near the Palace. We popped in on Monday early evening and were the only ones in. The service was slow and clumsy - at one point we asked the reccomendation from the waiter of which to have and if the Goan Curry was any good. The waiter scrunched up his nose and pointed to a completeley different meal and said that was better, the Goan Curry is not soo good. - You have to laugh. Despite there not being the best service in the world, the food was great. Sometimes, you can order three different things off the menu, and they all sort of taste the same, but not here. We ended up ordering the Goan Curry (plenty of fish, but a little too anaseed for my taste- not unplesant) Sagg Allo (creamy spinach and well seasoned) and a veggie curry. The veggies were not overcooked and each sauce was lovely. Especially lovely onion bajis and nann. Not oliy and sloppy but crisp and full of flavour. They even threw in a few poppadoms while we were musing over the menu (you would be surprised how many places now charge for poppadoms - it's so frustrating). Fingers crossed the take-away is as good as the sit down otherwise *shakes fists*. Yak & Yeti also seems to be sponsering local events such as the Crystal Palace Film Festival - which is also good to know it's committed to the community.

It's a scam. I ordered food via Uber Eats, the restaurant accepted it but then called to ask for my…read morepostcode as that didn't come through they said. Then they told me they did not deliver to my address (central london) and asked me to cancel the order in the app. As a result I was charged and got no food. Uber didn't help out either.

Great little place. Very busy with take out drivers. Staff was very friendly and fast. We had…read morebutter chicken which had coconut in it. Not bad just not how we have at home. Naan was great, 7 stars.

The food here is so good! We ate here on Saturday before…read morecatching a train from Victoria and it was so good, that when we returned on Sunday, we picked up food from here for dinner at home! I rarely go back to the same place in London to eat in a month, and I was back the next day! The food tastes much better if consumed fresh on site than if it's packed for takeaway The roti chinai we tried with dhal, chicken curry and beef rendang. My vote would be for the chicken curry. The first day we got a really large roti, on the second day we got a set of 2 smaller rotis. Murtabak - we tried the chicken and lamb. Lamb wins hands down! I also had the lamb curry thali and that is a complete meal. The veggies are seasonal and oh so yum! I was delighted to see king fish (sear fish) on the menu, so I had a slice of that as well. Such a fantastic taste of home. The masala dosa was fantastic. The chilled lemon honey drink was perfect on the side. The food is typical to Tamil Malaysian cooking with its blend of South Indian and Malay flavours. There may be a bit of a wait at peak times, but nothing like the queue outside the original roti king in Euston. And the seating at Victoria market halls (where this is located) is much more open and comfortable. Heavily recommended

This place was located in the food court next to the Victoria Station. Surprised to see such a…read morebeautiful presentation of yummy food from a place that looked like a fast food like place. London was full of such surprising places and glad we chanced upon this place. Fish fry was good! 4/5. The veggie thali was more like 3/5. The curries on the thali were ok, nothing outstanding, but it was complete with fried chilli and appadam. Dosa was a 5/5.

I've been meaning to check out Chula Fused Foods, which sells Indian burritos (and burrito bowls)…read morefor months but I was somehow under the impression that Lower Marsh was quite far from Waterloo. I'm regretting my error because it's really close and the market features so many other great stands - Jamaican, Thai, Senagalese, kebab, Moroccan, cheese, pastries - it is awesome, I must return asap! Anyway, back to the burritos. I tried the paneer and my boyfriend tried lamb and chicken in one, because the lamb was running out (and because why have one kind of meat when you can have two). Both were great - tasty sauce and garnish. For £5 (for the paneer) it's great value because the burritos are very filling and contain all major food groups! So, while London might not have mastered Mexican food just yet, the Indian burrito is, fittingly, a winner.

The Indian style burritos at Chula Fused Foods are DELICIOUS!! The paneer burritos are tasty and…read morepacked with flavour. The burritos are such a brilliant lunch, filling and healthy and more importantly a great change to the usual boring sandwiches on offer in the area. Love them - after my first one had me craving it the next day so had to return :) Oh and they are very well priced for the amount you get and not greasy like lots of other Indian style food - and always served to you with a smile from the owner. Definitely worth a try!

Got take away, quick and easy, tried several rolls, the masala fries, and mango lassi. Flavors that…read moresang. The fries were fatty and easily competed with McDonads, plus the masala obviously, but a crispy treat. The lamb and chicken tikka rolls were bangers too. Lassi was thick and bursting with juicy mayo flavor. I'd get take away here again for sure.

My ultimate purpose for trying Kati Roll - unlike say my experiences venturing out random Prets in…read morethe UK - was to see whether the Achari Paneer Roll tasted just like the NYC equivalent or better. If it was infinitely better than the NYC location, then we got problems back in the US lol. To my surprise however, both locations tasted exactly the same. That was a pleasant surprise to me. The rolls were tight and not soggy. The paneer was savory. The roll itself was nice and tasty. Reminded me of back home. Even the pricing, which at 11.70 GBP/2 rolls ends up around the same total as the US. Because of the VAT inclusion when dining in vs. takeaway and the fact that every table was full as it is, I had to eat these on the go. However, The packaging allowed to eat easily without making a real mess. I'll take that 10 times out of 10.

My colleague and I walked in at 12:30pm on a Friday; there were a few other diners but it was no…read moreissues for us to sit and eat. This food was delicious and legit spicy, especially the Rendang! * Roti Canai (£9.50) - 5 stars * Rendang (£18.50) - 5 stars * Ayam Percik (char-grilled chicken, £16.50) - 4.5 stars (a little on the sweet side)

The ambiance of this restaurant is very nice and cozy!…read more We went for dinner and had a reservations, so they were able to seat us very quickly. We got the kari laksa and kway teow goreng - highly recommend both! The kari was flavorful and packed with protein (chicken, prawn, and tofu). The stir fried noodles had the perfect balance of salt.