Ambience was fabulous. It was a busy Friday evening, and we came in about 7pm…read more I ordered the lamb gost a lazeez, a lamb dish cooked in a medium sauce. It was gorgeous! One of the diners with me ordered the butter chicken and was also very impressed. The third diner at our table ordered the chicken pasanda and found his a little too sweet. I don't think he realized it was made with cashews, which accounts for the sweetness. The service was excellent. We had a very pleasant dining experience, and will be back!

Zaal Restaurant…read more Just had an excellent Lamb Korai and plain rice + Keema Nan delivered to the door. Very tasty. Got Chicken Dupiaza and pilau rice for tomorrow.

This is a very modern take on an Indian restaurant with lots of different dishes to your normal…read morerestaurant. We went there on a Saturday evening and it was quite busy, although there were plenty of staff who were very attentive and provided excellent service. One of our party had some lovely spiced turbot which was fantastic and not something we have ever tried before. The drinks are not too badly priced and although our overall bill was slightly higher than we would normally pay, we considered it worth the extra pennies for such a lovely meal

I enjoy Indian food and more recently have enjoyed lovely meals at "Honey Moon" in Hounslow and…read more"Chennai Dosa" in New Malden. I've always been informed that North Indian and South Indian food can be very different, even for items that are identically named. Nevertheless, I still felt a brave and ordered the paratha and puree along with some coconut rice. Instead of being a golden brown aromatic and tasty delight, the paratha resembled a piece of cardboard soaked in oil. Of the three slices, the five of us could only eat half of one between us, I couldn't help but feel that it had been cooked the previous day and then dropped in some hot oil ready to be picked up. The puree was an improvement and at least we edible enough to be finished. As for the coconut rice, I'm afraid this joined the paratha in our composting bin. I expected fragrant rice cooked in coconut milk but what we got was rice with desiccated coconut mixed in as an after thought. The taste was fair but I couldn't help but wonder if I was eating rice with wet wood shavings in my rice. I think there was a era when this restaurant would have been good but in modern times where people are more discerning and demand experiences beyond order 'the hottest curry' on the menu, I don't think there is a place for second rate food.

This is one of my fav place now a days. The food is really awesome. Best place to try real Indian…read morefood. Great work chef. Well done.!!

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Phenomenal, creative dishes, attentive staff. This has been a family favorite of ours for years!read more

Really a wonderful experience from the greeting to the service! While it has some Chinese and Thai…read moreDishes it's really an Indian/Nepalese place. The vegetarian dishes are excellent. We loved the potatoes with cumin and the Chicken Jafazi was incredible.

Really lovely Indian food. We have had a few takeaways from there now and all have been excellent…read more They offer home delivery which is always within the time they say and food arrives piping hot. Staff are all friendly and helpful. Great prices and good sized portions.

This Indian restaurant had good food, but the atmosphere and service was just basic…read more I'm sure you could find better.

Every dish we had was lovely! Nice and spicy, with lots of flavor.Service was good! Beer was cold!…read moreEverything was great! Highly recommend.

Haweli is a good Indian restaurant. Service can sometimes be a little scattergun (one waiter taking…read moreaway pickles you've asked another waiter to keep at the table) but this is a minor niggle in a restaurant where the staff are friendly and the food is always excellent dry dishes are particularly good here.