Fewa Inn - (Near , london)

5 /5 Lucretia Taylor: Absolute best sit down resteraunt in the area, we have visited a number of times and menu is varied and every dish tried excellent. Definately recommend. Staff lovely and food delicious.

5 /5 Darren Hendry: Really nice food. Busy night so a touch noisy. May have give 5/5 if their madras was similar temp as others I’d had. Bit on the hot side but nice.

5 /5 T W: Had a takeaway the first time using them which wasnt great and took ages to arrive. Gave them another chance eating in the restaurant with some friends Saturday evening. Delicious food and friendly staff. We will definitely return.

5 /5 Bipan Rana: We came in to dine in the Gurkha Restaurant, as it was our first time trying Nepalese food. It was me and my wife 12 year anniversary. I must say it was completely different to other indian restaurants we tried. It was not oily or greasy at all. The flavours were perfectly infused with the correct amount of masala and heat. Me and my partner throughly enjoyed it. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. They even gave us a free dessert for our special night. Whats more interesting is they host weekly event on their Facebook page. Thank you so much Fewa Inn staff for the warm hospitality.

1 /5 Jameela Gidden: Fewa Inn has long been my parents’ favourite restaurant in the area, and weve always enjoyed their food—its generally excellent. However, our recent experience with a takeaway order was incredibly disappointing and has completely changed how we view this place. We ordered a takeaway and were shocked to find that the naan breads were completely burnt—blackened and inedible. What’s worse is that someone at the restaurant thought it was acceptable to send them out like that. When we called to raise the issue, we were told the naans would be replaced, which we appreciated. But then we received another call from someone else at the restaurant questioned whether the naans were really burnt, and asked for them to be returned to the restaurant. It felt dismissive and insulting, especially considering this was our first meal after my dads passing. That added an unnecessary layer of distress to what should have been a comforting meal. Unfortunately, this experience has marred our view of Fewa Inn. After years of loyalty, we will not be returning. They will never get our money again.