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.

A great indian take a way ,the food is always of a very high standard and the containers filled to…read morethe brim unlike other outlets. The staff are very pleasant and cannot do more to be polite and helpful .In my opinion this is the best Indian food in Epsom plus spend over £15 on a delivery and receive a free Bombay Aloo, Excellent food and service that is why I visit every week.

In our opinion this is by far the best Indian Takeaway food in Epsom…read more Yes you have to wait a while on a fri or sat evening but the food never disappoints.

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.

I normally visit the Heston branch but a friend of mine raves about the Whitton location so I…read morethought would give them a try. Am thinking ideally 3.25 or 3.5 stars but not quite a four so giving it three. The service was a better experience in that when I requested some chutneys and salad it wasn't a problem whereas in the Heston Branch it's an issue although they have one very helpful charming member of the team there. The plain parathas were ok though a little unevenly cooked so finished them off under the grill at home, the stuffed aloo (potato) paratha could have done with a bit more filling. The bathura (fried bread) was the best of the breads and the makki ki roti (made with cornflower) the second best though this is more of an acquired taste. Would I visit again, yes I would.

I had to visit this restaurant as It is always packed whenever I walk past which is everyday, four…read moretimes a day. Delhi Wala is an Indian restaurant on the high street of Whitton which caters to vegetarians although everyone is welcome. As I looked through the menu, I couldn't decide on what I wanted to order as they have an endless list of options. Luckily, I was with a friend originally from India and she could guide me! In none technical terms, I had their lentils, cauliflower main, cottage cheese dish and some other sides such as the cheesy garlic naan and some samosas which were all very tasty. I really enjoyed the cottage cheese dish, love it! Unfortunately, I had visited a PanIndian restaurant two weeks before and it really raised the bar for me so I'll give Delhi Wala 4/5 stars. Nevertheless, I would go back as it is close to home, inexpensive and tasty.

1- Please switch off that radio blasting techno/pop tunes. It does not serve the place…read more 2- bring in some fresh air , and change the red paint coat on the wall. 3- foodwise, just ok. Parotta a bit overcooked, goan chicken good bit not spicy enough. - £ 8 9 per dish.

I hate to have to give out a 2* review, but frankly, I'd rather people didn't waste their money at…read morePalms of Goa. Given their namesake, you'd expect them to have some great Goan dishes and as I was going with some Indian friends, I had high expectations. Yet the moment you open the menu you start to lose hope. There's just a list of normal non-Goan dishes. Only when you hit page 3/4 do you see a small selection of Goan dishes. I decided to try the pumpkin curry, supposedly a Goan speciality. Undercooked pumpkin and a bland sauce. "Mmmmmm...tasty" this was not! My Indian friends weren't happy with their food either - so this isn't just a review by someone who doesn't know what they're talking about! Price wise, the meal was quite cheap, and I guess in this instant you get what you pay for! In conclusion - spend your money elsewhere.

Cute little indian place. Small dining room with a working coal fire in the corner. I walked there…read morefor some takeaway. Ordered some basics. Butter chicken, pilau rice and garlic naan. Waiter said it would take about 10 mintues. And it did. It seemed slow for a friday night but maybe it was still early. There were only two tables being used at the time. Could be a romantic private place. Got the food home and it was tasty. Not the best butter chicken I've had but pretty good and the rice was nice. The garlic naan was aaaaamazing. I love garlic and chewy bread. yumyumyum. excuse me. and all for about 8 pounds. Could have halved everything and had leftovers but I couldn't stop eating it. They have a little but fully stocked bar in the back thats more like the waiter's station but I think they serve basic cocktails.

Khana Indian Restaurant is a nice, little eaterie on Cricklewood Broadway serving a selction of…read morevegetarian and meat dishes. I enjoyed the pilai rice, with tandori chicken. The service was good , fast and efficient. It was clear that they have quite a few, committed regulars. It's not particularly somewhere that I'd travel far to go to. However, if you're in Cricklewood and you enjoy Indian food, then it's convient and tasty!

This is a favourite of ours and many of our friends. The…read moreatmosphere in the restaurant is always pleasent and the staff are friendly and aim to please at all times, even when a group of us have turned up late in the evening. The food speaks for itself, excellent and very enjoyable. I would recommend this restaurant to any curry lover who wants is a relaxing evening enjoying good food. Just a shame they don't deliver.

The food was great, especially the Sagaloo. (unsure whether…read morethat is spelt correctly, sorry) The service was excelent, the staff were very nice. I liked the way they kept the food hot on the table with the tealights. One of the best Indians I have had I would definately go again.

I found this place by searching for "best Indian in Ealing", and it lives up to the nomination!…read moreThis is our fave local Indian. The Royal King Prawns are amazing and the biryani perfect. Although we have used the delivery service, the food tastes better in the restaurant. Service is attentive and the prices are reasonable.

Sorry but I didn't think the food was very good. We went last Friday. The interior is quite nice,…read more quite dark and restful. It had a few diners. Service was attentive and friendly. However, the food I thought was mediocre. The prawn puri we had to start was not bad, but the chicken jarfrezi consisted of large slices of union, very little in the way of sauce and some chicken pieces that had come off a tandoor kebab stick (they had holes in the midle) rather than be cooked for the dish. It was pretty tastless as was the chicken tikka massala. There is much better to be had I'm afraid.