This is a great place to nip into on the way home, directly across the road from Clapham South tube…read morestation. Most of the food is already prepared and available for view deli-style. You pick what you want, they heat it up and give it to you in a jiffy. The food quality is very good, there is a small seating area but this is mainly a to-go establishment. The bread oven is fun to watch as they make fresh naan per order in front of your eyes!

Completely agree, my favourite when I used to live down there, perfect post N155 nosh and the…read morecuzza's were always absolutely delicious. Used to have a metalic futuristic sign but it's ditched it to go for a more Tootingesque style!

I discovered Lahore Karahi through Reddit and let me say that this was hands down one of the best…read morerestaurants my wife and I have dined at in a very long time. We ordered their: Nihari, Chicken Biryani, Keema Naan, and one other dish I can't remember. Everything was PHENOMENAL! Every dish and bite was just absolutely loaded with spices, aromatics, and flavor. Seriously, it was so good my wife and I ordered another keema naan. The 3 sauces they drop off with the naan were so addicting too. I could eat them alone. There was a little accident during our meal though that involved a spill and some stains on my and my wife's clothes/shoes, but stuff happens and they did right by us. Excellent service and even better food. My only complaint is that my wife and I didn't come back a 2nd time before going home :(

So good. Still crushing it like Dre. The chicken biryani is a must. Service is excellent.read more

Been there it was brilliant. Excellent food, really…read moreauthentic And the quantities are huge.

Food was definitely above average. The staff however were very rude and unfriendly…read more The restaurant was very busy and the restaurant was well staffed. I would like to thank the young cook who thanked us all while leaving. Perhaps he could hold a training class for the front of the house staff.

We had a deliciously great time at this authentic Indian restaurant. We ordered a few dishes but we…read moreespecially love the butter chicken. The service was attentive and friendly. The only downside was the no BYOB policy, otherwise it was a delight.

The food here is good. It's a deli-style place where the food is behind a glass window and you can…read morechoose what you want. They reheat it for you. The breads are made fresh and were very good. I really enjoyed my sag aloo and roti. The onion bhajis were surprisingly spicy so I wasn't a huge fan. This place is always busy, and takeaway is popular. The menu options are pretty good, with a good variety of dhals and curries. Takeaway portion sizes are average and prices are good.

Amazing takeaway food. Nan bread cooked fresh to order. Canteen style curries, gorgeous rice and…read moredoesn't break the bank. My dad used to stop here and get me Chicken Tikka Rolls back in the late 1990's when I was at school/college. It made me fall in love with the place and I have taken friends here and even found friends in here ordering the delicious food. One of the best in London, one of two canteen style must-eat Indian food shops on Tooting's curry mile. You wont be disappointed here. Open late and 2 mins walk from Tooting Bec station and cash machines.

Not being a local, it's hard to decide between the many curry restaurants lining Upper Tooting…read moreRoad. So I took note of an award given to Spice Village on its window saying it was the favourite curry house of the locals. Not sure though about a picture of the local MP eating here with the stock of MPs being at a historic low. It feels like a family restaurant with a lot of functional tables in the dining area and in common with most of the Upper Tooting restaurants, an open kitchen. I loved watching the chef make my roti in the tandoor oven. A bad start as they didn't have onion bhajis, my first choice starter and the mango lassi tasted artificial, possibly from a bottle. However, the methi gosht had nice spicing - fenugreek I think being the predominant flavour - and the lamb was tender. The roti was light and a good foil. 3.5 stars but not quite enough to tip it into 4 stars at the moment.

Came here with some friends who used to live in the area and knew the best local joints. They told…read moreme about this place and that it was great value, had tasty food all in a simple location. They were right, except about the location. Since my friends have last been there they have totally renovated the place and now It's a stunningly fancy setting with long couches for seats, multiple chandeliers hanging from the ceiling, and an intimate vibe. Don't be too intimidated though, you won't need a shirt and tie. Service was fast and efficient. Expect a wait if you don't make a reservation, so try to phone ahead. I ordered the peshwari naan which is sweet and stuffed with cream and a cocoon filling. It's really a meal on it's own, but I had it with the lamb korma, which was fantastic. It was served piping hot, and was deliciously sweet and nutty. Even with the fancy decor, prices are still reasonable with Nann between £2-3 and the dishes from £7 and up. My korma was £9. I look forward to returning and would recommend the place for anyone who would like a nice curry in a nice setting.

The food and service are great.....Fantastic as Usual....Never had a bad meal yet....Keep it upread more

The food is extremely good and affordable..... The service is skillful and knowledgeable…read more.... Ambiance is great...!!!!!

I like to call it 'the happy place'. There's something about this endearing little tandoori &…read morevegetarian restaurant, situated between Tooting Bec and Wandsworth Common, which makes you smile mischievously, bringing some well-received rush of joy to your mood. Is it the fantastic food, the attentive service, or the calming atmosphere?! I love returning here again and again for their amazing currys, tasty bhindi bhajis, marvelous cheese naans Oh, and the pilau rice! Divine! They also do local take aways, parties, as well as party catering. Affordable. Recommend it 100%.

We went to Maiwand Restaurant one Sunday lunch in May with a group of friends, after being…read morerecommended this place. I have had Afghani food before and always really enjoyed it so was looking forward to trying a new restaurant. The atmosphere when you enter is very warm and calm, with beautiful decorations and lighting on the walls, and the service was courteous and professional. However, it was the food which will lead us to return to this place. The rice dishes were outstanding... with one vegetarian in our group, we had the rice with spinach but we also tried the rice with lamb. Both were excellent. The lamb was very tender in all our lamb dishes (we had three different ones) and the dumplings and starter pastries filled with leek and potato, which we have never tried before, were delicious. This is a great place for groups of friends to have a nice meal at good prices and whilst they don't have a license to serve alcohol, they do allow you to bring your own drink and there is even an off licence next door if needed. There is also parking directly outside the restaurant and also on nearby side streets. Having had a lovely, relaxing time at this place, combined with delicious food and good value prices...we will be back.