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17 years ago
My wife and I visit this restaurant each time we hotel near Heathrow. This restaurant is brilliant with outstanding service and excellent food and drink. We highly recommend it and will continue to return often! read more
113 Station Road
Hillingdon UB7 7LT
United Kingdom
West Drayton, Hillingdon
01895 431206
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http://www.palacetandoori.co.uk
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Always my go to Indian spot when I have a layover at LHR. Great menu and will accommodate with any…read moreneeds. Service is is awesome. Must try
Quality/Quantity - What a great find, and this review shows…read morethe positive power of Yelp. We discovered this local restaurant through Yelp, and so did the other 2 tables next to us. We found out at the end of our meal that one of the other tables was also from our hotel, a mile walk away. Overall, I think a simple menu done well. We got everything they recommended including the recommended beer from the table next to us. Plain Papadum & Chutney Tray - A must try! Suggestion, these two items should be together on your menu to avoid any confusion on pricing. The sauces also went well with our entree and naan. Tandoori Mix Grill - Good, perfect amount for both of us. As mentioned previously, we are light eaters, especially when traveling. This entree also came with a very light simple salad. Garlic Naan - I can eat this all day! This could even be my meal. After Dinner Chocolates - A nice unexpected touch. Atmosphere - Small local restaurant. Bathrooms need some TLC, but are functional. Indoor/outdoor dining; everyone ate indoors today. Open 7 days a week. Service - Good, had all 3 wait staff help us. This kind of confused us. They were good at upselling, but all 3 team members tried to upsell us. Not in a bad way, but it kept me laughing. I am a light eater, especially when traveling. They all made light small talk which was nice. It was obvious that everyone eating here was NOT local. They also have online promotions, see their website. Price - 28 pounds + tip. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success, I am so glad that you can benefit from Yelp. See you on our next visit as we were so happy with our hotel we plan to stay there again.
Dear customers we Zaynai has mooved to 350-352 Bath Rd, Heathrow, Harmondsworth, West Drayton UB7 0DE
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I am from New York and we enjoy Indian food but we do not have places like this. The food was…read moreamazing. The service was attentive and polite. And the restaurant was clean and nice. We had the puri with spice prawns, meat samosas and the lamb vindaloo. Each dish was great but the puri with spice prawns was the best. One small thing I didn't like the chutney plate which we did not touch (one of 4 they gave us) was taken from our table -we did not want it - and put on someone else's. Again we did not touch it, but. . . This is forgivable because it was so good.
My family and I were traveling to England from the USA. We had been looking for an Indian…read morerestaurant because it's one of my and my husband's favorite types of cuisines. We were staying in the West Drayton area before our flight home the next morning and still hadn't had any Indian food. We came across Simpson Tandoori and decided to give it a try. We are so thankful that we did because it was a wonderful meal to end our UK adventure! The restaurant is very clean and classy looking. The staff was unbelievably polite, kind and helpful (our sons hadn't eaten Indian food before so our waiter gave some helpful suggestions and modifications to their meal to make it more suitable for a younger child's palette). Also, the staff was helpful with my food allergies (gluten and mushrooms) so I could have a safe and enjoyable meal. We started with some papadums with various dipping sauces. I am not sure what all the sauces were--but one was like a sweet and sour, one was a pineapple or mango, one was spicier with pickled veggies (my personal favorite), one bowl was some chopped veggies and then a yellow sauce that I'm not sure how to describe it other than a flavorful mild sauce. Then, we each ordered a dish without realizing just how much food it would end up being; but it worked out very well because we got to share with each other and taste a bit of everything. The adults ordered: vindaloo chicken, tikka masala, chili tikka masala, garlic rice, pilau rice and the children ordered lamb chops and tandoori chicken (on the starter menu) and some chips. The food came out hot and exactly as we ordered. Everything smelled so good that I only took an overview photo of our table because I was too excited to eat it! I cannot say enough about the quality of food and service we received from this business. But I wish it wasn't an ocean away from us or else it would be a place we would frequently visit. I wish this business all the best and highly recommend it!
Vindaloo chicken, chili tikka masala, lamb chops, garlic rice
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.
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A nice selection of good looking mithai sweets!
It certainly appears that they are out of business. The restaurant's name on the building has been…read more(mostly) covered up, and there were no signs of life.
Loved this restaurant. Attentive server staff, delicious chicken jalfrezi, rice, and Peshawar naan…read more I'm still thinking about that meal two days later! Food came out fast and hot and had a wonderful conversation with the owner. An all around fantastic restaurant experience. Stayed at courtyard Marriott before flight the next day and this was a short 5 minute walk or so. If you're in area and deciding where to eat, highly recommend Harlington Tandoori!!
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Shrimp poori
Pleasantly surprised!…read more I went for the lamb biryani which was actually nice. I also tried the chicken tikka which was equally pleasant. the Garlic naan however is exceptionally chilli, so watch out for that! Try their chilli sauce and the onion sauce, both very nice and not too spicy. The food is good, but it's not exceptional, so yay, I'm a fan.
Great yummy food Very less use of oil in Biriyani which is…read moregreat Freshly made and right amount of spice Salad and mint sauce is great too Quantity /portion.. Just perfect
The restaurant is tucked in a neighborhood. It is definitely worth going. Had their butter…read morechicken, naan and rice. All of it was very good and tasty. I also had the mango lassi which good. The service was a bit slow but will definitely go back.
Been coming here for decades. Owner is so nice. We always have a table waiting for us with…read morekingfishers. All the food is amazing. Nothing is bad. The wait staff are excellent and make recommendations based on how much spice you can tolerate. I highly recommend if you like Indian food.
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After a week in London and Paris my desi tastebuds we're begging for some masala. Tired of…read more"croissants" and scones, after eating my fair-share of fish and chips with no seasoning, waiting for 1.5 hrs for fancy desi food that was served cutely but the spices were just off(wtf is blueberry kheer! Fusion is no always good.), after scouring Paris and finding that every time I ordered chicken it was boiled and sweet. I had finally thrown in the towel. My husband was adamant that we try Al-Hyderabadi. I reluctantly gave in. I'm so HAPPY I gave in. The food was fresh and the flavors were on point. Beware it is spicy so if you're with the kids or you just don't do too much spice ask them to tone it down. My husband was profusely sweating but also loving every morsel. The food was delicious and we scarfed down plate after plate. The damage done: only €30!!!! We ordered so much food and still only €30. That's how much we paid for 4 macarons, a cup of coffee and a scoop of ice cream in Paris or for 1/2 of 1 person for high tea in London. So this was a great deal for a meal for 4 people where we ordered at our hearts' content. Come here! Uber, walk, run! The biryani was delicious. Loved the accoutrements/raitas and mirchoun ka salan, the Karahi was delish and the meat was so fresh and tender. The chicken tikka was hit with the kids. They know how to do it right. The spiciest was the Chicken 65, but also my husband's favorite. Ask them to tone it one down but get it because the flavors are on point! After we went here our tastebuds thanked us and then started nagging for a regular normal cup of chai. So off to Southall we went!
Chicken 65
Lamb dum biryani
Nice spaced out set up. They can accommodate quite a few groups.
GREAT Indian Restaurant at the Raddison Blu Edwardian at the Heathrow airport! Chances are, if you…read moreare at an airport hotel in London, you are probably wishing you could experience this town's incredible Indian food one more time before you leave. Most people search the Yelp reviews and walk to the best, close restaurant you can find. I recently stayed overnight at the Raddison by Heathrow. My wife and I were craving Indian badly. We were about to walk a mile to get to a restaurant I found on Yelp, when we noticed this new Indian place IN the hotel! The place was very modern and swanky. You can make a reservation right on the web site, or at the hotel. We showed up at 7:30 and didn't need a reservation. We were hoping for chicken tikka masala and palek paneer, but no such luck. So we set out to try some new stuff. After talking to the waiter, who was very cool and extremely helpful, we decided on some things he suggested that were VERY similar to what we were looking for. So, we decided on Lamb Rogan Josh(£12), Butter Chicken Masala (£11), Paneer Lababdar (£9) Plain naan (£2.50), and Steamed Basamati rice (2 orders £3 each). I had a bottle of Pale Ale, not sure what kind. My wife had a glass of Pino Grigio. Everything was incredible. The butter chicken masala was very similar, except maybe not as 'tomatoey' as traditional tikka masala. The lamb rogan josh was bursting with deep flavors and the lamb was a good cut of meat that was very tender. The paneer lababdar was a vegetarian dish with big chunks of paneer cheese and a really rich sauce. We ate until we were full and ate some more. Took a break and ate some more! Spent $114, but it was wort it. SOOO good. Can't wait to be back.
We were attending a wedding at the Radisson Blu Heathrow Airport and noticed Annayu which is…read morelocated inside the Hotel. There was a two+ hours gap between the wedding ceremony and the reception and we decide to give Annayu a try. That was the best decision we had made. The staff was very pleasant and service was top notch. The ambiance of Annayu is trendy with a touch of formal. It was blended well. We had the Butter Chicken Masala, Chicken Poussin, Lamb Boti Kebab and Garlic Naan. The authentic tastes in these dishes just blew us away. Each dish was very delicious and perfectly prepared. The Chicken Poussin Tandoori was soft and spicy and just melted the tastes in my mouth. The Butter Chicken Masala had the perfect amount of creamy sauce preserving the tastes of Indian spices making it a perfect match for the Garlic Naan. We enjoyed this restaurant so much that we ate there twice in the same evening. Terrific experience!
Buffet for delayed flight passengers: Beef stew with mashed potatoes, steamed veggies, lasagna, and salad bar
Food was disgusting. The service was okay though. Thr ambiance was bad Puerto its location.read more
Dropped in for a meal after a redeye the previous evening. Excellent Indian cuisine, absolutely…read morefresh everything. Sitting down, they brought us a basket of different crisps and papad with three excellent chutneys. Got the MurghMasala dish, very nicely balanced flavors and the spice level was exactly what my spouse likes. The Jeera Aloo was excellent as well. Also the Roomali roti is to die for, it's so good, exactly as described and perfect for scooping up the curry The service was impeccable and it's a really nice place for a hotel-based restaurant Tried the Chai Tea Crème Brûlée, it was good but cooked oddly thin. Passionfruit sorbet was on point and a perfect way to end an Indian meal
A little bit of everything.
We order the tandoori chicken and mixed appetizer. The chicken was flavorful, but a bit dry maybe…read morebecause it was the breast. The non-veg sampler was ok...the samosa lacked flavor, but the chicken and prawn were good.The best was the pakora. We also had the paneer tikka masala which was more tomato and less cream, but still was a pleasant tangy flavor. Garlic naan was war and soft too so overall a good experience. Service was excellent and the staff were attentive.
Meeln (sp?) was our waiter and did an amazing job making us feel welcome and gave us great advice…read more Found this place bc it was only .3 miles from our hotel, but knowing now how awesome the food is, we'd have walked miles. Don't quite remember exactly what we ordered, but check out the pics. I like spicy (my wife, notsomuch) so the brought me green chilies on the side. Nice, clean, white tablecloth cozy restaurant. This is my new go to place for any Heathrow stopovers. Amazing service, environment, and FOOD !!
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Nwe restaurant, posibly the 4th since Homestead closed…read more |Foot authentic Indian - unlike more typical Bangladeshi. Very good food - but menu somewhat limited. Not all staff completely comfortable in their new role - however hopefully time will improve haphazard service. A little pricy - but quality will justify cost when service is up to it.
Went last night as it is the new Indian restaurant 50 yards from my house…read more Sorry, but I thought the meal dreadful. I ordered fish curry which was tasteless and bland, with a glutenous, nasty sauce. The people I went with had a lamb concontion. The meat was as tough as boots, and the sauce was harsh, bitter and with no fresh ingredients that I could see...not even a token sprig of coriander. The rice was OK, the ochra I am told also. The Tarka Dhal runny and tasteless. The bill came. Ludicrous. Quite mad. 90 pounds for three with popadam starter and a main course. The service was patchy, the room gloomy with the walls covered in hearts which looked like they had been cut out by 7 year olds....in preparation for Valentines day, and the decor, white washed brick, was the same as when the restaurant used to be the Homestead 35 years ago. We relayed our thoughts to the owner....did he care ? Not a jot. I will not be returning there.
Food was 10/10 never disappoints. staff were very friendly and attentive will defintley be coming…read moreback.
This has a big reputation. Personal experience is that it's OK foodwise, not special. Good decor…read moreand a pleasant ambience. On street parking is by payment during normal business hours, plenty of spaces available though.
Chandni's is GREAT. I would say it's the best Indian I've had in London. The staff are also as…read morelovely and helpful as you could possibly imagine. I WISH they had more service to their restaurant because it's so lovely going there and not just getting a take away for home. But, the benefit is its never that loud and you can have a really great chat and laugh with your friends, family and the staff! The food is fresh and you really feel like it's made to order which is verrrryyy lovely!
Had the Rogan Josh, which was a very ample portion. Beautifully cooked, tender and delicious…read more Service was very polite, quick and just at the right tempo. Nicely laid out restaurant, with the tables not too close together, soft lighting, but the tables are carefully light, so reading the menu was not a problem. Soft Indian music makes for a nice atmosphere. Not low priced, but I wasn't looking for that and the quality of the food the decor is very price worthy. Would recommend and come again.
I had a good meal at Memories of India, but the staff were a little difficult so I'm taking off a…read morestar. Perhaps I got there on a bad day: recommended with caution.
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.
The subtle mood, character, quality, tone & relaxed atmosphere created by contemporary Indian art &…read moreexquisite interior decoration of the cuisine along with 'frontline' salesmen dedicated for service "excellence" justify the reason why Maharani (established 1958) is recommended by Time out magazine to be among the best 100 restaurants in the UK. One of the accolades for which this curry house feels pride in her glorious journey is "The Lifetime Achievement Award 2016" - a curry industry-benchmark based-special recognition bestowed by "The British Curry Awards" through an annual gala event & televised live by BBC in the UK. As a food critic what really astonished me ( and whet my appetite after taking taste of two signature main dishes named 'Rajeshwari' & 'Lamb Tarkatan') was uncompromising food quality standard retained by this cuisine for decades while consistently meeting the needs of "connoisseurs" of Indian curries. Affluent fine selection of wines available here will definitely make the "gastronomic" dining experience a memorable one for all.
My landlord recommended that I go here, and as an annual visitor to India, I trusted his advice,…read morebut sadly, although good, it didn't live up to the rave reviews, and I think there are better options in the area. It's a "traditional" english curry house - all linen table cloths, flock wallpaper, faded pictures, and the feeling that it never has, nor ever will change. I like this aspect of the place - it's a refreshing change from the super-trendy new era Indian restaurants with their obligatory plasma screen, shiny surfaces and fusion cuisine. However, in these establishments, the service is usually impeccably polite and attentive - in this place is was not, and rather veered on disinterested. The food was also a let-down. I had an uninspired and almost bland tikka masala, and my friend an equally boring bhuna. Perhaps, the new-style Indian houses have ruined my taste buds for more traditional UK curry house-fare, or perhaps this one simply doesn't make the cut. Either way, I will always favour others over this one - especially as the prices are unnecessarily high.
I've had a few meals out at Bina, and several takeaways…read more The food is yummy (I was trying to think of something to single out here, but can't, it was all nice!), really tasty; though some of the creamy sauces are a bit sweet (but that might just be my preference). As a takeaway, it's slightly less good, just because of the lovely presentation when you eat in. Also, they give roses to ladies :)
Came here for an evening meal the night of the election. We parked behind in the public car park…read more Quite quiet at 8pm. Good welcome and efficient service. Only had Kingfisher on draught so not brilliant. The menu was interesting and varied - so much so that I saw venison for the first time and so had to have it! We shared a starter and then tucked into our main course - the venison was very nice and tasty, so I would recommend. Overall cost for 2 for whole meal was £30, shared starter, main and a pint of beer each, so reasonable.
Great curry house in the heart of SoHo. Ambiance and service are above par for a very touristy part…read moreof London. My bf and I order a lot of Indian in SF and both agreed this was some of the best Indian wed had in a long time. The monkfish was the highlight for me and spicy lamb biryani was the other highlight. Would absolutely recommend if you're looking for great portions, well cooked authentic Indian.
I came here with my team the other night. The first hour of our experience was pretty horrendous,…read morewith our reservation being somehow completely useless as we waited for about 30 minutes for our table. Apparently some people had been sitting at our table for far too long and they could not get them to leave. We ended up being crammed into to a far-too-small table right next to them, and I could see why. They were absolutely hammered. One girl had a cackle so loud that after she left, no joke, a few of us could hear our ears ringing. It was so bad that when they did finally leave, an hour after we got there, the entire dining room (downstairs) applauded. A round of applause for a departure! I have never heard such a thing. It was funny as hell. The servers offered up some "free" starters and drinks, but then put them on the bill afterward. Nice. The only reason my review isn't one star at this point was because I had had a better experience the first time I came here, and the food, while nothing too original, is still decent. That said, if this place is busy, I would recommend you move on and go somewhere else. You will probably suffer through poor service and no accommodation for it.
Stepping into Masala Zone is like entering the taste buds of India. The cuisine here is proper…read moreIndian, not that trendy stuff that Westerners usually buy into. I came to this place with two of my friends from Delhi and they were explaining the origin of the food before me: what region it came from, the cultural reasons behind the use of those particular ingredients. It was like an Indian food seminar. The waiters and waitresses were just as knowledgeable as my Indian dining companions. The whole experience was a festival of learning. Their food is delicious. They serve platters with all kinds of yoghurts, nans and house specialties. I got the smallest platter thinking that I could devour it whole in a matter of milliseconds, but surprisingly it was very filling. My other friends who got the larger platter couldn't finish their meal. The place is cheap as well (I spent £11 for my platter and a cold beer), so I would definitely suggest going if you have severe Indian food hankerings.
Masala Zone is one of my guilty pleasures and one of very few companies I ever use for Friday night…read moretakeaways ... they offer particularly good value when really hungry. However, my most recent visit to an actual branch proved that Masala Zone is not a good option if you just fancy a light meal. The streetfood starters seem like a good choice but I've actually tried most of them before and they tend to be on the greasy side. Having been lucky to get an outdoors table on the patio out front (overlooking traffic, but still ...) we decided to leave without ordering. Sushi across the road was the answer on this occasion. The upmarket chains (Wagamama, Dishoom, Busaba Ethai et al) all seem to employ the same interior designers, this branch of Masala Zone was dimly lit with dark tables - very pleasant but formulaic.
Good value but service and inconsistency of product let it down. So for a reasonably priced…read moretakeaway on a good day then its fine. Other thing is some dishes are way too salty so I wish they would reduce the sodium content. Also sometimes the prices on display are incorrect and then they charge more, when questioning them they say the prices changed but then update the signage and let the customers know. So do verify any prices prior to ordering.
Authentic South Indian Indian food which seems to be popular with those from Andra Pradesh although…read moreyou often see people 2 or 3 ordering 1 dish and sharing between themselves. The service is average and the food is mostly good but not that great on our most recent visits. It's really more of a cheap looking cafe standard place (horrid damaged glasses, no tablecloths, old worn furniture, etc) than restaurant standard but their prices are quite steep for what they're actually serving up. Toilets are not too pleasant!