Shree Krishna Vada Pav (SKVP) - Pinner - (Near Harrow, london)

5 /5 Aarti Raicha: If you love authentic vada pav and don’t want to leave your furry friend behind, this place is perfect! The vada pavs are absolutely delicious — crispy, spicy, and served fresh with that perfect chutney kick. They’ve got a few other snacks and chai that pair beautifully, but the vada pav really steals the show. What makes it even better is the dog-friendly outdoor seating. The staff were so welcoming and even brought out a bowl of water for my pup. It’s rare to find a spot that balances great street-style food with such a relaxed and pet-friendly vibe. Highly recommend if you’re craving Mumbai-style comfort food and want to enjoy it with your dog by your side!

1 /5 Maulik Shah: I have been buying curries from SKVP for a long time, and earlier the portion size used to be really good — one portion was enough for two people. Now the portion size has become much smaller, while the price is still £8.70. They give 2 parotha or rice as complimentary, but instead of giving complimentary items, they should increase the curry portion size. At this price, customers expect proper value for money. The taste is still good, but the quantity has reduced so much that it is no longer worth it. I hope management looks into this and improves portion sizes again. Loyal customers like me would really appreciate this change.

5 /5 George Macwan: Hi If you want to eat Vada pav then this is the right place. Nice taste reminds me Mumbai feelings. Lucky I got parking in front of the restaurant. Otherwise you have to park on side road . Although sometimes its difficult but why not try lovely staff too. Many thanks.

5 /5 Aftab Ebrahim: Amazing Vada pav made by Prit I come regularly it’s And amazing place. Food is great and all the staff are very friendly and help ful specially Dhruv Try Prit vada pav best in town. Also yug is the other chef who makes amazing chutney.

1 /5 Abhi G: Inflation Has Hit… Harder Than the Chai! I’ve been coming to this restaurant for eight years, practically a regular by now. But lately it feels like inflation has hit them harder than it’s hit the rest of us. The portion sizes have shrunk so much, I almost needed a magnifying glass to spot my bread pakoda. The chai, once a comforting cup, now feels more like a polite sip. And despite everything getting smaller, the prices remain exactly the same. It’s like the food went on a diet… but the bill didn’t. As someone who’s enjoyed this place for nearly a decade, it’s sad to see the value drop like this. I really hope the management takes this in the right spirit and brings back the generous portions we all loved.