Hideaway - (Near , South East)

J S What a find. Dined in, lovely staff. I know a few Vietnamese dishes but I was keen to try something different. They were so great helping us choose. Their friendliness was refreshing. The food was incredibly tasty. It was also very well priced. We will be returning for sure. Authentic Vietnamese flavours. YUM.

Sérgio Paulino Really nice local Indian restaurant. Friendly staff, very welcoming. Prices are a must. Always go for the Garlic Naan and the Chutney Tray. Malayan chicken and Biryani.

Jet Set Savvy This is a genuine Irainian restaurant with nice people and clean fresh food. The meat is marinated well and tender specifically the koobideh with was the highlight of the experience. We would definitely recommend this restaurant for families and date night. It’s simple and focuses on the food. I will go back and try something new and report back!

Eleanor Garratt Outstanding food and service every time. Always inspired, clever and delicious. The best restaurant around for miles in my opinion.

Will Brooker A truly amazing breakfast platter. Warm bread, diverse and generous portions - welcoming and attentive service. The range of flavours was fantastic and everything about the food was fresh and high quality. It’s as cheap as a standard English cafe breakfast but much more luxe. Atmosphere a tiny bit quiet and it needs more customers !

Paul H We had a fantastic evening at Koyal. The restaurant offers a different touch of sophisticated Indian dining experience but still at very reasonable prices. I highly recommend trying out one of their special cocktails. The Kid Goat Methi Keema starter was the absolute standout—tender, perfectly spiced, and full of depth, the Muntjac Dum Biryani was to die for. Because the chefs come from a Michelin-star background (Gymkhana), the flavors are incredibly refined and layered. It’s a joy to have this level of regional, Himalayan-inspired gastronomy right here in Surbiton. You get Mayfair-quality food without the need to trek into Central London. Highly recommended for anyone wanting to explore "proper" Indian cooking!