We have eaten in and had numerous take aways from this place and I can confidently say that after…read moreliving in Ealing for 30 years and eating in many, many Indian restaurants this is by far the best in the borough, and that includes Southall. Try Pushpas special chicken which has a unique tart and thin sauce. The lamb bhuna is also wonderful, the lamb lean and very tender and the chicken tikka masala rich and creamy. Highly recommended and absolutely a hidden jewel. The restaurant is small and perhaps not best situated but the staff are friendly and it is all reasonably priced.

Food is excellent service brilliant Highly recommended must…read moretry Taste for pakistan is the only place where you can taste the taste of pakistan..

Loved it! Amazing food! We came from America, and this place was highly recommended! We went there…read moreon our second night in UK and blown away from the taste. The big naan was the family fav!

This place has been around for over 10 years. I've eaten here several times and the food is…read moregenerally good. The overall place is clean, the staff are friendly and service is with a smile. I still prefer Monty's over Zayka for Nepalese cuisine.

I have had food from here a few times. I do not live in London, or England, or in the UK, or even…read morein Europe. I live over 5,000 miles away in California!!!!! I LOVE the food here. I've been to other Indian restaurants in the Ealing area. And I did NOT love them. The prices are pretty reasonable. And the food is fabulous! I see a lot of people in here who seem to go pretty often--aka regulars. I've done take away from here as well, and it was at my flat in about 30 minutes. The first time I came here, my friends and I ordered quite a lot, with beers and naan. We were very full and satisfied with the food. I've found other dishes in the area to be too oily for my liking. The dishes here have a nice texture as well. The service was attentive as well. Takeway was about the same, tons of food, very fresh, easy transaction. I've been a few more times after and have loved every bite. This last time, I told the waiter that I loved this restaurant, and try to go every time I'm in London. He said he remembered me from the other times I had been, and was glad to hear that, LOL Lunchtime... only maybe... they serve a little bit of appetizers. And I drink a lot of water, so he just left the pitcher at my table. Anyway, I know I'll be back here!!!!

First time here at this place,entered this restaurant by window food shopping in the area. We made…read morea right decision for eating at this place. The foods were delicious and drinks were different. The service here was awesome , the servers had a great attitude and superb in helping especially we were the foreigners. People in this restaurant were friendly and I went extra miles to help and explained. Great jobs.

Arrived after 8pm, Service was really good! Food was TRULY amazing! Lamb Karahi was delicious! One…read moreof the best Pakistani restaurants I have ever eaten.

Ok !! Khan Chacha One of my fav food spot ever!!! I originally belong from India, Delhi. I had this…read morefood spot on top of my list always! The Kebab Rolls of khan chachas is just so mouth watering and yummy that nothing in the world can compare !!! :D The first time I heard that khan chacha was opened in London as well, I was literally on cloud 9 :D Happiness all over me. You must try this restaurant!!!

This used to be one of the best places to eat in West Ealing!…read more The food was of excellent quality - always cooked just how we want it and served piping hot. The staff service is always top notch, this includes waiting staff and even the owner himself. In recent visits they seem to have a new chef and the food was not as good as previously which is a real shame. It's our restaurant of choice when we want to go somewhere for an Indian meal within walking distance of home (well it's actually the only one within walking distance). The prices are reasonable for both the food and drinks. If you like fish, their monk fish curry is mouth-wateringly good, although the last time we ordered it as a takeaway they added something to it which rather spoilt the taste. The restaurant is disabled friendly with toilets that are always clean and well stocked with toilet rolls and soap. Please note that the restaurant is ONLY open in the evenings.

From the owner: # (Tandoori King Prawn) Prawns marinated in a blend of exotic spices & grilled in tandoori clay…read moreoven. #(Tandoori Mixed Grill) a selection of meats from tandoori oven including tandoori chicken, chicken tikka, lamb tikka & seekh kebab. # (Balti Special Biryani) a mix of chicken, lamb, prawn & mushrooms stir fried with basmati rice & mild spices, served with a mixed vegetable curry.

Awful tasteless food with rude dismissive after sales service …read more The food is mis sold and of poor quality. Buyer be aware taste before you buy especially if yiu are having a function .

Unfortunately I couldn't actually eat the first time I went because I didn't check the time. So…read moreplease if you go please please just check the times it opens. I arrived at 12 ish when it opens at 5 and was visiting my mother for the second time this year and was only going out with her till 3pm which was unfortunate for both of us. However we still know many foods there would be amazing the next time I went and did actually try it... Let me tell you it was amazing, it does however taste better when dessert is interested on your mind the whole time. The restaurant has a Asian culture look and ambience and most people that I saw visiting where Asian culture.

I've been wanting to visit this place for ages, but i haven't been around this area in months…read more When I saw that Numra was having a biryani feast this week and was cooking her mum's recipe. I knew i needed to get my share. I headed here today for the biryani. The Pakistani Kitchen is set inside Eat 17's Market. It's like a food court with 3-4 options, of which the Empress Market is one of them. There's common seating around the space. Not much of it, but most people I saw visiting while I was there this afternoon, were taking away boxes to eat at the office or elsewhere. The regular menu includes traditional Pakistani Street food like bun kebabs - that are very yum. There are also bowls of dhal and baingan bharta (aubergine) which are sold as hot pots. The food is super yum. There are no drinks available here. But the adjoining Eat17 supermarket has a large range of alcoholic and non alcoholic chilled drinks and freshly squeezed orange juice too. If I'm in Hammersmith anytime, I'll definitely be making the detour to eat here

With long, communal dining tables, and an open kitchen, Gifto's offers interesting sights, sounds,…read moreand smells in addition to delicious Pakistani food. Without the slightest intent of eavesdropping, you hear the juiciest gossip about people you probably will never know. I've now been to Gifto's on three occasions, all at lunchtime, when the restaurant is not nearly as busy as it gets in the evenings. Everything I've tried has been fresh and delicious. The magaz (sheep brain) masala is the best offal dish I've had in many years. The ginger chicken and chili chicken have the perfect flavor profies. Among the breads, the roghni naan (with a very generous topping of sesame seeds) and the tawa paratha are outstanding. I could eat the tawa paratha every afternoon with my tea, and be a happy man. I've never had any issues with the service at Gifto's but I can see how it can come off as somewhat indifferent, especially for those of us visiting from the US, where service is generally oversolicitous.

Travelled from Los Angeles Went to try some good food at…read morethis place Very disappointed with biryani and the chicken kabab. Biryani was just full of orange color with no taste and chicken Kabab was just plain with no taste

Tried this place during my lay over at London.. this isn't the authentic afghan food but the food…read morewas still pretty decent.. even on a busy evening we were seated quickly because of reservation. The server were great and attentive and took good care of our order and guide us to order just enough portion for I utter group. The place was nice and clean with decent lighting and space for large group. The excellent service and food earns them five stars

After a flight delay and an unwanted hotel airport stay, my wife used it as an opportunity to hit…read moreSouth Hall for some south Asian food. Two friends recommended this spot. So first. Service. They are busy. Very busy. It's hard to get anyone's attention. When we did, the young women was in a constant rush and a little rude. As an example - I placed our food order and also asked for chai. She abruptly said "no too busy go somewhere else for that." Later, I saw other people order and get chai after their meal at the table next to us. There was another guy running back and forth. I must have asked for water 4 or 5 times before he finally just dropped a bottle off on the table while running by with no glasses. Getting the check was an ordeal. So finally I just walked up to the counter and asked for it at the take away register and the same rude women said "just pay here". I gave her my Amex and it wasn't going thru she just kept saying "decline". She did it two or 3 times. Then I said "do you take Amex". She says "no only visa MasterCard." I don't expect white glove service at spots like this, just don't be rude. Maybe say I'm sorry we are too busy tonight. Anyway. The food. That saved the day. Seekh kabob 5/5 Afghan Naan 5/5 Chicken tikka 4/5 Saag paneer 3/5 Nihari 2/5 Chutneys - 2/5 I normally take an average and round up. They get a 3.5 on the food only. I'm rounding down this time because of the service.