A warm, spiced Indian dessert made with grated carrots, simmered in milk, sugar, and ghee, garnished with nuts.
Cafés • Sushi • Kebab • Mexican
Pizza • Sushi • Cafés • Asiatic
"The beautiful seaside hotel offers stunning ocean views. The staff were exceptional and went above and beyond to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Despite the challenges of COVID19, the hotel is making every effort to prioritize safety and provide excellent service. They are working tirelessly to meet all guidelines. The hotel is also very welcoming to dogs."
Juice • Asian • Indian • Buffet
"a group of 6 of us went there on a Monday evening as there were good reviews. it is located in a next street, and the first impression was the datierte decoration. they have an extensive menu and many items are listed as vegan or can be made vegan. we had the opportunity to get in the ground floor near the beginning (which was above warm) or down (which was very cold, as there was no heating) so we chose the ground floor. the restaurant was pretty busy. they serve alcohol. on the menu is located cobra beer 1/2 pint, 1 pint and from the bottle. buy the bottle as there is much cheaper than the design beer. note that on the menu there are poppadums on two places mentioned. £1 for 1. or pay them £3,50 for two if they want something chutney with. they bring them the more expensive if they do not specify. I had punjabi samosas for the starter. they were in order, but I had better elsewhere. one of our groupings the bhel armi, but it did not happen until all others had finished their ancestors, but he said it tasted very beautiful. for the net I had the tofu massaman curry. in the round it consisted of large plates of tofu with some kartoffels in a green sauce. unfortunately my curry lukewarm was when it arrived, but it tasted ok. It was very mild and suitable for my palate. I had to order a part rice separately, and the part rice was bigger than I actually needed. my partner ordered the vegan thiali £17. we told the waiter that we were vegan when we ordered and the vegan thiali is mentioned specifically on the menu. when it arrived, it seemed to have milkrita as well as a non-vegan dessert. we asked the waiter if it was vegan and he said yes, then he reconstructed and took the dessert away to be replaced. he did not seem to be aware that the rita was not vegan. I checked with another employee who said that the rita they brought was not vegan and they would also replace it. another employee said they would replace the rita with a vegan version they did. it seemed just a waiter for most of the time to be, and he seemed to watch his time with headphones in and on his phone! overall eating was ok, the service was not so great. there are many Indian vegetarian restaurants in london and some with beautiful decoration and better eating."
Kebab • Mexican • European • Fast Food
"The restaurant is closed, which was disappointing as I had traveled a long way to visit. I am now seeking assistance in reclaiming my travel expenses."
Cafés • Mexican • Asiatic • European
"Wow!!! Gorgeous decor. Warm, cosy and very welcoming. A real authentic Indian street food. The decor and the menu is very unique; completely different and special. The food thali is out of this world. They have various options available which is awesome. Grill is done to perfection. Couldn’t possibly fault them with anything. Definitely recommend this place and I will definitely be going again and again."
Punjabi • Desserts • Starters • Biryani & Rice
Asian • Indian • International • Delivery Services
"I can't recommend enough here, we actually came by because of the fact that the food so beautiful from the road passing. eating is beautiful and really carefully created, there is also a massive separate vegan menu with many different options on. I think it's the best thing I had all year (and had long). they also provide non-vegans, which is beautiful when they want a meal with many people who are not all vegan. I think they are looking to move stalls into the road quickly, so make sure they travel double check. there is also a restaurant in kingston. the personal is also very beautiful and very attentive."
Sushi • Kebab • Cafés • Mexican
Indian • Drinks • Buffet • Asiatic
"I visited this restaurant on Wednesday evening with friends to dinner and what a great experience. the team goes the extra mile to make sure that they eat and enjoy the atmosphere. eating is exceptional and they have the choice of buffet selection, of which was excellent or the al la carte menu. either they will not be disappointed. they make sure that if there is something they want differently, there is no problem, I wanted a dish that was not on the menu and had an additional heat with meat. wow a fiery little number on our table appeared and all I can say is that the curry was fantastic and hit all the big marker set (picture below). many thanks for a wonderful experience and we...read more"
Pizza • Kebab • Cafés • European
"Tawa offers a great variety of Indian dishes that go beyond the standard fare. The menu features an equal mix of vegetarian and meat options, offering traditional flavors along with innovative twists to please different palates. From the appetizers to the main courses, each dish was beautifully presented. Our total bill came to a reasonable £120 for four, which included starters, mains, drinks, and tip. Given the quality of the food, the enjoyable ambiance, and the exceptional service, I found it to be a fair price for a memorable dining experience. If I had to offer one critique, it would be that the tables are a bit cramped, necessitating some careful navigation of our space. Additionally, while the restaurant has a modern, industrial vibe—which is appealing—it feels more suited for a quick meal than for a leisurely evening out. Overall, Tawa Indian Restaurant in Cambridge is a hidden gem for anyone craving delicious Indian cuisine. Its close proximity to the train station, combined with outstanding service and a vibrant menu, makes it an excellent choice for dining with friends or family. **Service:** Dine-in **Meal type:** Dinner **Price per person:** £30–40 **Food:** 5 **Service:** 5 **Atmosphere:** 4 **Recommended dishes:** Chicken Biryani **Recommendation for vegetarians:** Somewhat recommend **Vegetarian offerings:** Large vegetarian selection"
Pizza • Indian • Seafood • Asiatic
"Having grown up in Southall, I chose this restaurant for my dad's milestone birthday, thinking it would be a wonderful place to revisit after a long time. I had high expectations since many people have praised it. However, to be honest, the food was just average. The highly recommended butter chicken was nothing special and lacked flavor. We ordered a variety of meat main dishes, and once again, they were just average; they seemed rushed and only had okay flavor. The meat itself didn’t seem very fresh. The lamb chops were a positive highlight, though. Overall, I wasn't very impressed. While the service was good, the atmosphere was also just average. What was once brilliant has lost its shine."
Steak • Cheese • Indian • Chicken
"I very much enjoyed my visit to Cafe Diwali. In terms of quality, the food is on a par with other decent Indian restaurants, however, the way they present it feels more authentic. I particular, I like the way many of their mains are served with a naan bread, rather than rice as standard. The menu is quite limited, but well put together, but lacks some of the classics that some people would like. They have a good selection of drinks as well. The atmosphere is great. It was quiet when I went, but it must be even better when the place is buzzing. The staff were friendly and attentive and we didn't have to wait long for our food. The only reason it dropped a star is the price. In my opinion it is expensive. £5 7 for a starter (not bad), but £17 19 for a main course (curry naan), with another £4 5 if you want a rice. In my experience this makes it the expensive option for a curry in Salisbury. If you can swallow the cost then I would definitely recommend it."