Faisal and Ahmad have both taken my order on the phone and the food was delicious - they even told…read moreme the approximate time and made suggestions as to what to order. My favorites are lamb karhai (boneless option for my father-in-law). The paya and sujji are also pretty awesome. But honestly the customer service both in person and for delivery is what keeps me coming back. They really care about their clients and offer really authentic, comforting food. Thanks guys!

From the owner: We Specialize in Authentic Karachi Lamb Nihari freshly made from Spring Lamb Daily…read moreChicken Biryani that will revive your memory of Burns Road, like no other in all of London! Guaranteed! Fresh Made to order Full Chicken Karahi straight from GT Road We also have perfectly seasoned Chicken & Lamb Haleem, and Lamb & Beef Paya that will keep you warm all winter! Our Weekend Special include Special Kastoori Doodh Gajar ka Halwa and Beef Paya(Beef Trotter Stew) And our most prized dish, Kunna Paya made with Lamb Shank and Paya slow cooked to perfectly with a taste like no other! You will be coming back and back again just to remind your taste buds of the true taste of Karachi.

This place was better than I expected. When I walked in I was greeted by the host behind the…read morecounter and then seated at my table. After talking with the host I found out he was from the US, Arizona to be exact which was pretty cool considering he did have a slight accent. I later found out that he had lived in the UK for about 10, reason for the accent I guess. Now onto the food. I ordered a few appetizers to begin with. I order chicken somosa, fish tikka, and a kebab (which the host gave us complimentary). Not one thing didn't take good, so much so I ordered somosa's to go. From there my main course came. I had butter chicken with rice, boy was it good. I've had Indian food many times before but this one was on a whole other level. The chicken was tender and full of flavor and the rice was super fluffy. All in all great, and the next time I want Indian food here in the UK this will be my go too.

CHECK RECEIPTS FOR ANY ADDITIONAL CHARGES…read more. I have been a frequent customer of this restaurant for a long time, and I have noticed that their service is consistently poor. Today, I discovered that they have been charging a service charge on my receipts, despite the fact that this is illegal for restaurants and hotels. When I brought this up with the staff, they became defensive and thought that I was arguing with them. However, the receipt clearly states that the service charge is optional, which suggests that the restaurant is engaging in some illegal activity intentionally. I would advise anyone considering dining at this restaurant to check their receipts carefully and be wary of any additional charges.

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

mirch masala is one of best restaurant in london, food always fresh and tasty also prices of food…read moreis reasonable. love food love mirch masala. recommend

Restaurant is not worth to give 3 star rating. We had naan, chicken jalfrezi, methi ghost , tarka…read moredaal. Tarka daal and chicken jalfrezi rubbish in taste. Naan ok but very little butter. Methi ghost very little ghost but no taste of methi also. Out of 4 persons , three got diarrhoea immediately and the fourth got in 12 hours time may be he was having Indian digestive system. Kitchen door was open half and one could see floor with pool of water. Council should do uninvited inspection asap.

Namak is my go to spot after Watan in South Hall…read more I am in no BS mood so I will keep this one straight. I always order the same food when I am here from Namak Mandi. The service is quick. The food is ready on time. The Kabuli pulao is great. The rice is fluffy, the meat is falling off the bone, and every bite is flavorful. The chapli kebab is soft and juicy. It hits all the spots. The chicken charsi karahi is okay at best but you can't have all you want. I haven't dine in inside so I have no idea about the ambiance but the food is great so I will eat it under a bridge if I have to. 4.1/5 definitely recommend!

Worth a visit for the chapli kebab alone and amazing sized Nan for 2-4 people…read more I have had better mixed grills but good size and value for money. #london #kebab #londonlife #foodiesofinstagram #foodie #foodreview #foodporn #food #grill #chaplikebab #mixedgrill

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.

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.

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.

Gosh, like a moth to a flame, I'm like a Yelper to a new restaurant…read more I already had dinner sorted out at home but when I drove past this new restaurant in Sutton, my car steering suddenly seemed to have a mind of its own as it steered me into a parking spot to take a look! This review is written with apologies to my mum, to whom I made a promise to lose weight and also to Miyun C, my personal Yelp calorie counter! Lahore Spices looks out of place on Sutton High Street - its bright lights and shop front of trays and trays of ready cooked curries makes it look like it's been trasnplanted lock, stock and barrel from Tooting High Street where restaurants like these are a dime a dozen I do like freshly cooked food but sometimes with curries, it does actually taste better on the second day, maybe because the suace has had time to develop and become deeper and more complex. Hence I'm not worried by the fact that these curries are in big serving trays at the counter, all ready for serving and heating up. Also, it is sometimes hard to get an idea of the finished product by reading a description in an Indian menu but here, you can peruse the curries at your leisure They do a good trade in takeaway customers like me but there's also a proper restaurant area as well. There's a large menu above the serving counter and a tandoor oven and grill behind the counter In a bid not to overeat, I decided to get food that my sister could take in to lunch the next day rather than the usual sandwich. So, tubs of lamb briyiani and lamb handi went into my order and I got a little tandoori chicken as an appetiser before dinner tonight - I promise to do a little extra running at hockey on Saturday! On the way out, the words 'mango lassi' caught my eye and I had a takeaway cup of that. Unfortunately, the popaddom I got was soft and no longer crunchy. Being British, I didn't demand a new crunchy one and chewed the soft one on the way back to my car The curry was yummy enough to be worth the calories and I'm hoping Miyun will forgive me for those extra calories!

Freshly cooked eye appetising food with generous portions. Lahore is true to its name, the spices…read morein the food are amazing. I visited Lahore after a friendly drinking session at the local wetherspoon, I was surprised to encounter such a tasty filling reasonable priced establishment. A lamb shish kebab roll set me back a whopping £2. That's right, £2! Succulent pieces of tender spiced lamb with salad, mint dressing and chilli sauce in a naan bread wrap. You can't go wrong! I'm yet to try the other items on the menu but will definitely go back as soon as possible!