If you want tasty, great value, vegetarian, Indian food you can't go wrong here! We're very much…read moremeat eaters but you don't feel like you're missing it with these delicious dishes. I highly recommend the papdi chaat and a mango lassi! All the dishes we had were tasty and not as spicy as some other south Indian restaurants so a little better for those (like me) not as good with hot spice. The dosa could have done with a little more taste though but I did really enjoy it. We had two small dishes, two curries, a dosa, two naan breads, a beer and a mango lassi and it came to just over £30. Very good, especially as there was so much food we struggled to walk home! Definitely one of the best restaurants on Green Street and worth a visit for sure.

To repeat another review - this is the best Indian restaurant in Green Street! It is a realy lovely…read morevegetarian restaurant that serves great food. The staff are all very friendly and helpful when ordering if you are unsure. The menu is extensive and there is lots to choose from. As well as eating in or take away they do have a lot of snacks and sweets to take away too. They also do catering for events and weddings, they made the food for my wedding and everyone was very impressed. They are used to catering for hundreds and hundreds of people so they really know what they are doing. If you are ever in the area it is somewhere you should stop in to.

I was impressed with the level of service provided by Ms. Sahithi. In my opinion, her approach is…read morevery welcoming, friendly, and gentle. The taste and quality of the food are also excellent. The spicy dosa was especially delicious, and the rice dishes and noodles were also tasty. The masala chai was awesome too. I would definitely recommend others to visit this restaurant when passing through to experience a taste of homemade food. Dr Chakraborty

Great Indian Restaurant in Eastham. I have tried many Indian restaurants. But Vasanta Bhavan is the…read moreonly restaurant which combines both the South and North Indian dishes at its authentic taste. Its like my other Home. Try it.

Food 5/5 Service 5/5…read more Ambiance 5/5 We ordered Ghee Masala Dosa, Mysore Dosa , Masala Tea & Chocolate Milk Shake for kid. We had quite a heavy lunch already in the form of fish & chips. Price wise it was good. Taste wise it was very good. It was authentic taste not like that for the sake of serving spicy Indian food.

Really nice food, of course in East Ham the food is definitely not anglicised when it comes to…read morespicing. Not the friendliest service, but that's not really the point of this place.

Excellent food we need and good ambience the staff responsible is great for there customers the…read moregood there is no words I'm quite happy about that no words for that

If you ever have the yen to head to India, but can't quite scrape together the time or the funds…read more.. or maybe you've already been, but are in the mood to reminisce, I suggest you hop on the District Line and head to East Ham. There's a plethora of Indian stores and restaurants on the East Ham High Street (and of course, the requisite population of Asians to patronize them... if you're anything but brown, be prepared to feel like a foreign minority - I've been stopped and asked if I'm "lost"), but after you've poked around a bit, I suggest you take a right out of the East Ham Tube station and head up the street to the vegetarian Saravanaa Bhavan restaurant for a delightfully tasty and authentic Indian meal experience. What's really cool about Saravanaa Bhavan (and what makes it worth the trek) is that they serve dishes that you've never seen anywhere in your run-of-the-mill Indian restaurant... and certainly not anywhere in Central London. Visually, you're in for a surprise. There are incredible inflated pancakes, mammoth tubes of golden crepes-like things three feet long, little tin cups filled with a rainbow of curries and sauces that you've never heard of before. For a lover of Indian food, this is a veritable funhouse of new and fascinating curiosities... you will want to look and stare and ask a thousand questions, and then, order everything! They have a couple of platter options, and for a first-timer, I recommend that you get both (especially since they're unbelievably cheap) - that way you get a good sampling of everything on offer. Plus maybe order a mashed-potato-filled dosa, just for good measure. The service is okay. The atmosphere is better than what you'd expect. But the food is delicious; good quality and exceptionally well-spiced - plus you really can't trump the whole novelty factor of the cuisine. Just be warned, the locals like it too, so on a weekend night you could be in for a bit of a wait... but consider this a fantastic sign - you're dinner will be worth it.

Great breakfast!…read more Very friendly, free wi-fi for guests.

I liked the taste of the curry and its decent price. Actually I had lunch here with my wife on 6…read moresept 2018. She ordered classic breakfast and she said it was also good. The size of each portion was quite big for those who were on diet.

If you like tasty food, and you enjoy eating well for not a lot of money, do visit Chennai Dosa…read more It is very much an Indian version of a caff, and the seating and service is interesting, but you can forgive them anything. Why? Because you can have a great, healthy meal for less than £5, and there's not many places that will do that in London. It's vegetarian, and although I'm not and there are non-veg options, I stick veg when I'm there, because it is so tasty. My favourite? A chilli iddly to start (a fried dumpling served with peppers, onion and chilli) followed by a Masala Dosa, all for about £4. If there was a down side to it, it is that I didn't understand what a lot of the menu items were - they are authentic. But I've enjoyed finding out.

If you really fancy good quality and authentic India food , Chennai Dosa is the place. Things are…read morevery cheap, but they ahve a big queue. You can get veg buffet for less than £5 and non veg buffet for £6 . I have been there 7 times now . Nice for Dosa and other south Indian dishes. Brilliant preparation. but need to wait for things at times Cheers

Interesting place... I think it is very local, but they seem to tolerate tourists!…read moreThe menu is small, focused on meat pies and desserts. They do have some bottles of beer, but this is not a bar. The food was good, but honestly nothing special.

Came to Greenwich on a boat tour. Hadn't had anything to eat all day and it was 430 so I was…read morelooking for some little snack. I wandered into Goddard's and oh my there aren't any little snacks. Even though the prices are incredibly reasonable - you can get a beef pie and mash for 6.9 pounds, they are not small. My dining companion got the lamb and rosemary pie with gravy and I got a sticky toffee pudding with custard. You walk up to the counter for service, and the team behind the counter whips up your food right then. People in the queue with me were advising me on my choices because you could get the sticky toffee pudding with ice cream or custard. They all recommended custard since obviously they could tell by the way I was acting, I've never had it before. The pie and mash come with either liquor or gravy and again people were advising us to try the gravy. We were not steered wrong. The lamb pie was excellent. I don't know how they keep these crusts from getting soggy because the pies are already made but somehow they do and it was really tasty. The sticky toffee pudding was a little sweet for me and actually I think I would've liked it better with ice cream. I think it might've cut the sweetness a little bit but all in all it was an excellent experience. The weight staff were helpful and efficient. So this place is not a white tablecloth place. It is just a little hole in the wall bar, but it was exactly what we were looking for.

Horrible. Long wait just to be served with cold over-spiced food. Cheap means cheap food, specially…read morein this place

A fancy vegan café/ restaurant in Hackney. (I'm not a vegan. I'm mostly a pescatarian)…read moreIt's very LOUD though. I believe it's do with how they treated the walls and the ceiling. Poor acoustic treatment leading everyone to speak loudly, which compels people around them to speak even louder to get heard. And it's not that they were playing loud music either. At least the staff members were pleasant and helpful. The (vegan) croissant was suspiciously oval. I was suspicious at first, but I was pleasantly surprised; flaky on the outside and moist on the inside. It's not the same thing as real croissant, but if you think of it as a different kind of bread, it is very good. The main dish, brekkie bowl was pleasant enough but nothing mind-blowing. From scrambled tofu to stir-fried kale, they are all things I can make myself. The 'hummus' had a very weird, runny texture, and didn't really taste much like hummus. Which is weird, because hummus is supposed to be vegan!

I can't rightly write a full review as I didn't order food, though I don't see anything to complain…read moreabout except the prices, which are generally £1-2 more than I'd like. Given that this is London though... And given that it's a cafe with the word "vegan" in the name... I guess £1-2 more per item is a given? The sandwiches sitting in their glass case near the register did look delicious. A friend ordered the bagel and "lox" (£6), as Sarah J. mentioned in her review, and I tried a bite. It was definitely delicious, and fantastically seasoned to resemble smoked salmon in flavour, while the texture of the "salmon" (made of very thinly sliced carrot) even resembled lox somehow. I had a flat white made with oat milk, and that drink is the reason why I'm giving three instead of four stars. For £3, it was tiny, served in a chode of a glass (wider than it was tall) with a taste that just didn't bring the richness, uniqueness, nerve, and talent I want in my coffee. It is definitely a lovely-looking space, however, with nice indoor and outdoor seating that will be fantastic come summer. The ambience is a bit Bali-beach chic, a bit Topanga Canyon. Music is definitely chill and good to chat or work to. And who doesn't like hanging swing chairs and lots of plants? As mentioned above, the food did look good, and smelled great as it came out to various tables too. So oddly enough, though I'm giving three stars only, I may be back. I'd like to try the noms, and drink something other than a coffee. Beetroot? Turmeric? Peanut butter? Yes for the price of one I could be halfway to a full breakfast, but they might be wins.

Good food Good service…read moreGood ambiance Great environment Neat and Clean staff Best location

You can't miss this place in Ilford, London Unfortunately,…read moreif you drive here, you might have to park safe since they do not have an allocated parking. They serve amazing Indian Vegetarian Food from snacks, starters, ala Carte to Thalis. You wont leave disappointed.