The George - (Near Hounslow, london)

John Fox Was not expecting much as the lady was on her own I can not tell you how good the food is its out of this world lovely fusion food and the lady accommodated my request as regards I wanted my food spicier than normal which she did. Price was outstanding value for money and you watch her cook it in front of you. Its actually a nice experience atmosphere has nothing to do with her as its a food hall. If you are in the area you must try this place.

pravesh dhanola Excellent

SER I had dinner at this restaurant last night with a group of friends for our annual Christmas get together. The whole experience was perfect! Food delicious, centrally located, fabulous layout, staff friendly and welcoming. I had half a chicken in lemon dressing, fries, haloumi fries and a side order of macaroni cheese. The portions are generous and served hot and fresh. Beautiful large spacious restaurant. Prices extremely reasonable. Most of my party had to take food home as after eating the fat haloumi fries as a starter, we couldnt finish our mains. A lovely place. God willing, I will return.

Cancy Fernandes Lovely service and amazing food. Their limbu soda was so heavenly it felt like I was drinking it in Goa. The food is amazing especially the thali and they have various chef special menu options and it was awesome it is a must try if you are missing the feeling of eating goan food

anil madineni Amazing and authentic Telugu street food. Friendly staff. Punugulu , Mysore bajji and mirchi bajji all tasted delicious. Highly recommended.

Greta Came here for breakfast to introduce my partner to Goan street/ breakfast food. Goa is a small state in India but the flavours pack a bold punch. What makes it unique from mainstream indian food is the use of coconuts, vinegar and the Portuguese influence on the cuisine. If you are in the area, you have to try it. They have an extensive menu that covers Goan street food, thalis, indo Chinese food, seafood, pork and beef dishes. Good service and nice ambience. We had the mix bhaji puri- potatoes and white peas curry and puris that’s typically eaten as a breakfast dish… it takes me back to the little cafes in Goa, ros omelette- a popular street food which consists of an omelette drenched in a curry similar to xacuti (coconut based), chicken lollipops- deliciously crispy chicken served with a schezuan dip, and beef croquets- snack made with minced beef. We also had the chikoo milkshake because you can’t say no to seeing chikoo on the menu!