Been coming to this Yak & Yeti for a few years now and the service and food has always been to a…read morehigh standard. This time was a Monday evening and it was surprisingly busy. The staff are all friendly and make an effort to be polite and informative about the food. The food is not just Indian but also Nepalese so you do not have to just have the usual curry. They have offering from a clay oven also if you would rather have something not to saucey, as in the traditional tikka masalas (which they do have on offer). It location is just the wrong side of the Crystal Palace triangle but it has been there for many years now so this has not affected it to badly. It is a nice restaurant as you can always have a conversation and actually hear the other person without shouting which I always find useful. If you want to line your stomach before hitting the bars in the Crystal Palace triangle you could do a lot worse than here. The food is reasonably priced and the portions are of a good size so you should not leave there hungry. As like most restaurants of this type puddings are not their strong point but the starters and main meals make up for this in my opinion. All in all a good restaurant which I will continue to use.

I had to drag my Mrs in here. She was put off by the colourful sinage for some reason, but I just…read morehad to know. Thank goodness - Yak and Yeti has finally restored my faith in there being a half decent indian/nepalese restaurant anywhere near the Palace. We popped in on Monday early evening and were the only ones in. The service was slow and clumsy - at one point we asked the reccomendation from the waiter of which to have and if the Goan Curry was any good. The waiter scrunched up his nose and pointed to a completeley different meal and said that was better, the Goan Curry is not soo good. - You have to laugh. Despite there not being the best service in the world, the food was great. Sometimes, you can order three different things off the menu, and they all sort of taste the same, but not here. We ended up ordering the Goan Curry (plenty of fish, but a little too anaseed for my taste- not unplesant) Sagg Allo (creamy spinach and well seasoned) and a veggie curry. The veggies were not overcooked and each sauce was lovely. Especially lovely onion bajis and nann. Not oliy and sloppy but crisp and full of flavour. They even threw in a few poppadoms while we were musing over the menu (you would be surprised how many places now charge for poppadoms - it's so frustrating). Fingers crossed the take-away is as good as the sit down otherwise *shakes fists*. Yak & Yeti also seems to be sponsering local events such as the Crystal Palace Film Festival - which is also good to know it's committed to the community.

Popped into this lovely and unassuming Indian restaurant after hearing great local reviews. I was…read moreon the hunt for some Indian take-away after a long day exploring London and the Paddington location was very close to the station! There seemed to be regulars dining in and really enjoying the food which seemed like a positive. I wasn't feeling very adventurous so ordered the chef specialty dish of butter chicken with saffron pulao rice and garlic naan. The rice and garlic naan were separate. The chicken is cooked in the tandoor and you can really taste the smokeyness it adds to it. I enjoyed the dish very much, although it was a bit sweeter than what I'm used to. The garlic naan was delicious! Also a pleasant surprise was what I believe to be a large puffed rice cracker/cake and mint parsley chutney that was added in complimentary! Would recommend stopping in.

The food was lovely, service was great, and the restaurant was cozy. Highly enjoyed this place and…read morewould go back again! Everything we ordered came out quickly and the servers couldn't be nicer.

Absolutely loved the food here during our visit to London. They have a good variety of vegetarian…read moreand non-vegetarian options. We got dal rice, chicken tikka, naan. Everything was simply delicious and the quantities were good. Service was fast. Food arrived quickly and we were in and out hassle free. Ambiance was nice as there was enough seating and nice vibe as it's near Main Street.

Great food, incredibly friendly staff. Open super late!…read more Good place to get a late night bite to eat after everything else is closed.

Great value for money, it's our favourite indian restaurant in Wandsworth. Naan bread is superb,…read morecurry dishes very nice indeed.

We got a takeaway from here (extra 10% discount when you spend over £20 and mention their website)…read morewith free delivery and I was really impressed. Delivery was really quick, price was good and food was great. The naan was amazing, rice cooked perfectly and my friend asked for extra spice in her curry and was really happy with it. The only downside was I'm not much of a spice lover so asked if what I had ordered was fairly mild. They assured us they could make it mild yet it was still really hot (2 whole chillies, seeds and all, were still in the sauce). Everything else was great though so I'd definitely use them again, just will be more careful with what I order!

My husband chose this Nepalese restaurant while we were in London, and I wasn't sure what to…read moreexpect. But we had a very nice meal and I enjoyed it a lot. First we tried the momos - pork and veggie. They weren't quite like the momos at our favorite Nepalese place at home... much more dumping-esque with a paper thin wrapper. But they were still very good, we liked the pork better of course. And notably, they came in this delightfully flavorful light red sauce. I don't know what it was but it was yummy. The other notable item we ordered was the okra (ram toria I think). Another dish we get at home, another dish that was not quite the same but another dish that was delicious. The okra was creamy and soft and it was really delightful. I could've eaten a whole second plate of it. Service was fine... they were busy but still attentive. It was a nice little bite.

The sign doesn't lie. It's great. Delicious Nepalese food, seconds from Euston station. The…read morerestaurant is notably clean and tidy, decorated with slideshows of views of Nepal. As starters, Masco-Bara and the various forms of momo are highly recommended. As a main, Nahriwal Dhaniyi is fanstastic- don't neglect the vegetarian options though. Two courses and drinks came to about £30/head. Lovely.

Visiting London from Chicago and of COURSE we had to try some of the town's famous East…read moreIndian-Pakistani cuisine, but friends' recommendations were all for high-end and/or chain places. So we did some research. Somewhere along the line we found Meraz written up as one of the 12 best Indian restaurants in England. Okay, so we trek over to the East End (pretty wild neighborhood that we enjoyed) for dinner at Meraz. My husband was disappointed not to find a particular dish on the menu, but the waiter didn't hesitate to offer to have the kitchen whip it up special for him. My husband also went a little wild ordering all sorts of appetizers and side dishes. Now I don't like to deal in hyperbole. A five star rating should be sufficient praise. But I'm going to go overboard just this once: BEST INDIAN FOOD I'VE EVER EATEN IN A RESTAURANT. EVER. I've eaten in Indian restaurants at home in Chicago, in L.A., New York, St.Louis, Atlanta, San Francisco, etc., etc. etc. Many have been good, but none approached this. We ate every scrap of all the food we ordered, and only because we had a tight timeline and a busy itinerary for our brief visit to London did we not go back for at least a second meal.

Went here tonight for dinner and it was all very good! Got the mix platter for the appetizer, all…read morewas good but the chicken tikka was the favorite. Also ordered chicken curry, chicken korma, lamb tikka biryani, garlic naan...all very tasty. Mango lassi was great too, one of the best I've had. My husband, I and our two sons thought it was very good. Our 11 year old is pretty picky and gave it a 10/10. The service was great too! Highly recommend.

Everything we got was so good! We went off the servers recommendations:…read more- Appetizers: Chicken lollipops, chaas popcorn chicken, and chicken momo dumplings - Konkan Chicken - similar to butter chicken - Railway Lamb curry - so good! - Chicken Biryani - garlic & regular naan - Happy hour Hugo spritz $7

hot and delicious, very traditional, low and relaxed lighting, server checked in often but not too…read moremuch!!

Love this place. Super reasonably priced and love the food…read more Must gets: - lamb kothu: very flavorful. Not gamey. - white punch: subtle flavor. One can really get drunk and happy on this Fish curry: cooked to perfection. Fresh and tender. SOLID: tamarind chicken - large portion. Great flavor Banana chips - good with drinks SKIP: Dosa - not as crunchy as expected

Some restaurants feel new. Some feel strangely familiar before the first bite…read more That's what happened at Hoppers. The moment I started reading the menu, I realized how close Sri Lankan food sits to the food from Kerala and Tamil Nadu -- familiar ingredients, slightly different names, small shifts in flavor. String hoppers = idiyappam. Kari instead of curry. It instantly brought me back to the years I lived in Nagercoil (Kanyakumari) where these flavors were just everyday life. So this meal didn't feel like discovery. It felt like recognition. The food is definitely on the pricey side, so I went in expecting a lot -- and some dishes really delivered. The Lamb Kothu Roti was the clear standout for me. Deeply savory, comforting, full of texture -- the kind of dish that makes you slow down because you don't want it to end. The mutton rolls with chili ketchup were another highlight: crisp, flavorful, and exactly what you want to start a meal. I tried the dosa with chicken kurma, which was fine but didn't leave a strong impression, and the appam (hopper) with stew, which I wanted to love more than I actually did. I also had a unique tipple made with arrack and basil seeds -- refreshing, slightly playful, and memorable enough that I wish I remembered the name. A colleague ordered the whole roast chicken and liked it so much he came back the next day just for that -- which probably tells you more than any review can. Service was warm, the space lively, and the overall vibe relaxed without feeling rushed. Overall: yes, it's expensive. But for me, the best parts of the meal were deeply satisfying because they tasted familiar -- not in a generic way, but in the way food does when it quietly reminds you of another time and place.