Tiny hole-in-the-wall nan bakery on Walthamstow's High Street (home of the market also). Basically…read morea bloke just slaps the dough around, puts it straight onto the oven and makes your nans fresh right in front of you to order (well, you and the queue of other nan-fiends). 3 garlic nans for a quid, or 4 plain nans, or 2 sesame ones. Flavour's amazing and so fresh. They're so amazing, virtually none make it home, I just scoff away as I walk up the market (and I only live about five minutes walk away). (And, of course, you can also call them "naans" if you want, but that's not what the shop says.)

I love this place and have to come whenever I'm in the area. Everything they do is so tasty and…read moreinsanely cheap. Lahmacun for £1.30 and 3 garlic naan a for £1. It's crazy. There's no need to go to the supermarket if your cooking yourself a curry later on. Just make sure you ask for them to do it fresh as sometimes they try and give you the pre-cooked ones that are sat at the front which do get cold. (Visit - 17/04/2015 Lunch)

Really enjoyed the food really tasty and hot and service was fantastic felt really looked after…read morewould definetly go back

The 1970's style interior adds to the 'traditional' feel of this curry house. I recently ate there…read morewith a group of neighbours and we all agreed that the range and standard of the dishes was really quite good. Good service and cold beer too. It's hardly upmarket but to my taste superior dining experience to the 'modern' curry houses with their sparse interiors and laminate floors.

Tasty, cheap and good service. Best thing in the menu is the aubergine side dish…read more For some reason the food tastes significantly better when dining in than as a take away.

Food is pretty good, slow service when the place is full (one waiter), some communication issues in…read moreEnglish.

It's ok. The food is pretty good although some side dishes taste very similar. My main criticism is…read moreit gets busy and they cram too many people in for my personal comfort. But I have had many takeaways there and they've been fine.

All good things comes to those who waits well I'm still waiting!…read moreI had read on a few reviews the web that they were a bit slow on the delivery and true to form my order was some 20 mins late, however I was not too concerned at this, even though I was ravenous. The food was hot and smelt wonderful and for some part it tasted good too. The tandoori meat starter was very flavourful but the main chicken dish I found a bit watery and lacking flavour and the vegetable side dished were just plain bland, almost flavourless. I don't think this is a bad takeaway; I think I made a bad choice on the whole and the next time I'll stick with the tandoori dishes as they seem to be what they do best here. I'm not sure what to do regards the vegetable dishes

Was house hunting in Walthamstow when I came across this one. A great place for non-vegetarian…read morefellows looking for some Spicy Indian food in Walthamstow. Vegetarian dishes were only average. Sambhar was terrible. The quantity of Kuthu Porotta they serve is humungous. I just couldn't imagine a normal person being able to finish it. They serve it with eggs, chicken or lamb. I tried the chicken version. It was pretty good. Curries are okay. Not the best. Price is generally on the moderate side. Drinkers might love this place though. Spicy food and drinks go very well together.

Priya bills itself as a modern take on south Indian and Sri Lankan resturant. It's very clean and…read moremodern looking restaurant - all white walls and white tiled floor with a totally glass shop frontage. Too clinical and soul-less in practice, I think. I went on a Friday evening to get a takeway. It took 20 minutes to take my order, then over an hour to actually get it, despite being continually told it would be 5-10 minutes. I don't have a problem with any restaurant being busy, but I do have a problem with their dishonesty. If it was going to take a while, they should have let me decide whether it was worth the wait, not string me along. After the wait, the food was below average for me. What was supposed to be a dish with string hoppers (a regional speciality sort of soft ride-noodle cake), turned out to have had the string hoppers finely chopped into the main dish a la a Biryani. As someone who has spent months in Sri Lanka, this was completely new. It wasn't described as such on the menu either. As dish it didn't work. Overall it was underspiced and basically pretty dull. A friend who I bumped into there on that evening had much more successful masala Dhosas though, hence the extra star in my review.

This is a really nice local Indian restaurant. Had a tasty…read moremeal tonight, which was reasonably priced with really good/polite service. The food is lovely and importantly tastes like it has been made separately, not all made with the same base! Well worth a sit in if you are in the area! My friend's chicken was delicious and not something I had heard of before (or can remember the name of - doh!). I went for the pasanda which was tasty, but not a knock out like my friends!

Food:Masala dosa was not crisp and it was tasteless. The Tamarind rice and Aubergine curry were…read moregood however the spinach and potato curry was watery and bland. Service: abysmal. We ordered plain dosa and got masala. Waiter insisted we had ordered masala and charged us for it.when we complained about the spinach dish we were told it was bland as English people can't eat spicy food! What a load of crap. The other dishes were spicy. Did not leave a tip and won't be going there ever again.