Kanchans - Menu

Delicious food Clean and quick service. Good people. Manager Murthy was great

In serious need of an upgrade . Good food and location the decor needs upgrading

In my opinion this is the best Indian restaurant in the area. I've tried them all.

Dirty floor and carpet,food quality and taste not good ,very expensive,The owners behave is so disgusting

Large restaurant with event rooms ideal for any event/ celebration. Have been here before and also taste the food and it’s delicious. HIGHLY RECOMMEND

The worst curry we have ever had by miles my fault down to the place was empty and still took the chance because the place around the corner was full Never seen hot chicken wings on a Indian menu Won't be around for long or it's another place to clean dirty money Good luck

Worse than usual experience I've had recently. -Seating wise our table was in an area that smelled of mould and the AC didn't reach it to freshen. -We ordered 8 dishes only 2 of which were tasty, the seekh kebab and daal. The paneer starter in particular was very bland and dry. -Good size of Naans. -Gajjar Halwa tasted stale, nearly off and we couldn't finish it. Pricey on some dishes and overall not worth it.

kanchans offer an authentic North Indian tariff. it is one of the better restaurants in the environment and overall the standard of food is very good. the waiting staff is great, wearing traditional Indian sherwanis they are quick to remove dirty dishes and are generally helpful and pleasant to speak. the ambiente in the restaurant is beautiful, not very loud or excessively revitalized and they will not be rushed or rushed into the completion of their meal. the food was very delicious, I enjoyed especially the tandoori king prawns and the garlic naan. all came fresh, hot on the table and tasted very authentic. the prices are a break, although Kanchans is one of the most expensive curry house...

The service, food, and decor at this place are absolutely terrible, especially considering the high price of the dishes! I recommend trying Saffron Street in Gants Hill instead; it's nearby, much tastier, and they genuinely care about their customers. Let me elaborate on the issues I encountered here: The utensils, particularly the knife and forks, were dirty, and the napkins were not only filthy but seemed like they were straight out of the last millennium – no exaggeration. The chairs emitted an unpleasant odor and are in desperate need of updating, as is the overall decor. While a few dishes were passable, most lacked any discernible flavor. It's disappointing to see the quality decline,...