I used to laugh when people told me that the UK has the best Indian food but I now agree. Some of…read morethe best Indian food I have ever had is in London and this is one of them. I was here with some folks from work and thoroughly enjoyed everything I ate. First off, I was curious about the name. It does not sound very Indian...It turns out it is Swahili for ginger since the owners are of Indian origin from Uganda. The paneer kebab, lassi, mushroom rice, coconut milk lamb and chocolate samosas for dessert...everything was delectable. Service was attentive and friendly. I don't give out 5 stars very often but Tangawizi deserves it!

If you love Indian food, this is the place to go!! The staff was really nice and the manager comes…read moreup the tables to check up on you. The food wasn't too spicy what I really enjoyed, the waiting time was also very short. After one visit to this restaurant I completely changed my minds about Indian food, now I am a huge fan. I would definitely come again!!!

Outstanding food, service and experience. Had a family meal to celebrate my parents anniversary and…read moreSwagat did not disappoint. Great flavours and authentic food. Staff were polite and attentive. Will definitely be returning.

Paneer tikka and the chicken biryani was very good. Britain does have exceptional Indian good, yet…read moreto have a bad Indian meal here.

This is a more local place where people order take out, but we loved it too. They were very nice to…read moreus. The food was good too

Small local mostly take away restaurant but with several tables. Excellent curries, samosas, etc…read moreat a very good price.

So this was my second time trying Indian. I was a bit scared since I still had meetings the next…read moreday. This place was recommended and selected by my colleague who lives a few blocks from this place. We stated out at his fav local bar for a few beer accross the street and made our way over for dinner. After sitting down, we received a set of flat peta bread chip with a series of sauces - chopped onions, a mango sauce that was a bit sweet, a creamy sauce and two that were pretty hot. We had the local beer they had and then ordered. I was tricked into ordering a vindaloo lamp with special rice and garlic nan. They order some other stuff but I couldn't make it out since it's all covers in sauces. Anyway to give my feedback on the vindaloo, to my surprise it was pretty good. Don't know why I was so skeptical. It is known as one of the spiciest curry offered in England (wasn't told that before my order). Good for me I actually like spicy- more in the Mexican realm. The sauce did cover the meet which was tendered and seem to have been slow cooked in the sauce. It wasn't spicy off the bar, but crept up on you with quite a bit of heat. The special rice had veggies and eggs in it and the nan was delicious. Good news is that when I'm back in London, I will be open to trying different places that I have shied away from in my previous trips.

Awesome Indian food! Myself and some colleagues got take-out here, and I couldn't help going back…read morefor seconds. The chicken Vindaloo and black lentil side dish are a must. The rices are delicious- check out their coconut and lemon rices. The naan is very good too, and comes in a few varieties. I certainly got my fill of UK curry and would go back in a heartbeat. Price are also very reasonable, considering it's London.

Easy Peasy Indian food…read more Went to this local for the 1st time and it was nice. No fuss but good. Went for the lamb chop starter and it was probably my favourite with good spices. I would recommend to order it. For main my friend and I went for the honey chicken and the prawn tawai. The chicken was very moist The prawn were overall ok but I think they came from a frozen bag rather then fresh. Had a side of bombay potatoes (sorry but doesn't beat dishoom there) and lady fingers (very good cooking on those would recommend as a side) Overall a nice little local with friendly staff. If you re looking for a no fuss but good Indian food this is your place!

This may have been the best meal I have had in London. I was actually amazed at how authentic and…read morefabulous the food was. The place was full of locals which is always a good sign. The staff was friendly even if a bit hard to understand. Cobra beer is cold and tastes wonderful. I highly recommend you stop here if you find yourself in Twickenham.

I love food from this place,tandoori mixed grill is fantastic, must try.Just feel sorry they don't…read morehave anymore duck bhuna in menu, that was my favorite.Anyway very nice place , good service and amazing food.I

Fantastic Indian restaurant. One of the best Chicken Tikka Masalas in the city. The menu says…read more"Britons' favourite dish needs no explanation". But I will explain it anyway. The meat was very tender and the flavors were very delicate. Pilau rice was superb. Service was top-notch.

Pretty good food, indifferent service. There was only one other party in the restaurant when I…read morearrived and took a while to get served.

Fantastic vegetarian restaurant with wholesome food of a very good quality…read more Meat eaters might dislike this restaurant, because of the lack of animal ingredients, but the food is rather tasty and the selection is very unique. This is a very affordable option and they have a fantastic eat-in or take-away lunch option, that is extremely good quality for money. The only thing I dislike about this establishment is the decor and feel of the restaurant itself. It's a little dingy and is rather cheap looking.

The other reviews of this appear to be for a different restaurant, perhaps the now-defunct 'Blah,…read moreBlah, Blah' further down Heath Road. At the time I'm writing this, the photo is also wrong, but regardless of all that... Two of us went to Atithi for the first time last night. The food was excellent. There is a good selection of both vegetarian and meat based dishes. Perhaps shorter than at some other Indians in the area, but it could easily be argued that allows them to concentrate on the quality of the food. We were served a small complimentary appetiser before our starters arrived. I'd gone for the crispy okra and my girlfriend the mini samosas. However, the starters did take a little while to turn up, and once they were eaten there was another bit of a wait before the main course. It was a Saturday evening, but the staff appeared to be a little overworked (one couple sat themselves, another took the more British approach of heading back to the door after they hadn't been seated, at which point someone appeared to show them to a table -- in fairness they had only waited for about 30 seconds). Otherwise the waiters were attentive and friendly, the food was good, and we will definitely be returning.

Came here at 11pm, really one of the only places serving food this late. Being opening night of the…read moreRugby World Cup, there was several patrons here this late, and the food did not disappoint. We went with Chicken Tikka Misala and Biyrani rice dish, and both were superb. Service was very attentive and friendly. Being a traveler, hard to find good service abroad but this place has the perfect combination of quality fare with excellent service. Glad we went here.

The staff were great but unfortunately thats all that was great about this place. Ordinarily we…read morewould walk straight back out the door of a place this dirty but we were with a group so went with the flow. We wish we didn't. Food was bland, toilets disgusting and i managed a peek at the kitchen and almost dry wretched. We've eaten in some pretty authentic restaurants and cafes around the world but i've never seen a menu this dirty. The only positive note is that the waiters were all so nice.