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Maru's Bhajia House

4.1 (18 reviews)
ModerateVegetarian, Indian
Closed 12:00 pm - 9:30 PM

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Dahi Batata Puri, Indian street food
Ranjith R.

We were on Ealing road to get hold of some traditional Indian Jewellery for my daughters dance production. Saw Maru's and remembered that it was highly recommended by a friend of mine so decided to try them out. Maru's are an Indian Vegetarian Snack house, they do street food and other Kenyan Indian specialities. The most famous item in the menu is in the Maru Potato Bhajya (or Pakoda/Pakora). These are served with a freshly made tomato chilli chutney. We ordered the Maru Bhajia and few other stuff. The place is very popular and gets very crowded. There was a wait for the food to arrive but not a very long wait. Maru Bhajia and the Chutney was unique, not very different from a traditional Indian Bhajiya but I guess it had the Kenyan influence. The food over all was OK but not extraordinary. May be I entered the place with a huge expectation hence I felt it I didn't do it for me. The thing I missed most was the Heat Factor. Probably I was expecting the classic Indian taste which was missing in most of the dishes. Reasonably priced and freshly made, the food is worth a try. Recommended.

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4 years ago

Lovely Bhajya! Has a unique twist on bhajya. Never have I tried them made this way before. I prefer this style!

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11 years ago

The best maru bhajiyas in London. I love this place, it may be small, but they can squeeze you in :)

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16 years ago

Hands down the best potato bhajias and hot chutney ever!!!!

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18 years ago

the chutney is nice its taken long to open but it was worth the wait

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17 years ago

They certainly make good bhajiyas but I find them slightly overcharged, maybe it's because of their speciality.

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A staple must-have during those holidays used to be Maru Bhajiyas - potato fritters dipped in a thin batter of gram flour.

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Saravanaa Bhavan

3.4(15 reviews)
0.5 miAlperton, Stonebridge Park
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Loved the chole bhature. The dosas (rawa and Mysore masala) were great too. Could have been more…read morecrisp. Probably ask them to make it extra crisp while ordering if you like your dosa crisp. The dahi vada was not properly seasoned. Overall a good food day

Saravanaa Bhavan is a chain restaurant - but one that will make you forget all of your prejudices…read moreagainst chain restaurants. It is a Gujarti Vegetarian Indian restaurant but with other Indian vegetarian cuisines represented as well including Sri Lankan and Indian-Chinese. (If you have never had it - Indian Chinese totally rocks. It is not Indian, It is not Chinese, It is a bunch of fiercely original fusion dishes that put traditional Indian vegetarian ingredients into Szechuan or Cantonese style sauces.) The place is crowded - often with a line waiting out the door. The menu is huge. Everything our party had was outstanding. (Special thumbs up for the Paneer -Indian Cheese- with Chilis in the Indo-Chinese menu - and their Chapatis and Pooris (breads) which show up accompanying many dishes. In fact breads are generally a strong point here and they make many kinds.) The place is unbelievably cheap - which is good to know in London - where cheap and food too often means poisonous. One note for non-Londoners. This particular Saravanaa Bhavan is on Ealing Road near the tube station Wembley Central. That neighborhood is one of three neighborhoods - all on Ealing Road - that have vast numbers of excellent cheap Indian and Pakistani restaurants (including many many subtypes of both). The cluster at the North near the Wembley Central station is the largest with at least a dozen fine vegetarian restaurants to pick from. This part of town is not on the standard "visitor's" trip to London - but it ought to be.

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