Naan Staap - (Near Ealing, london)

5 /5 Rahul Sharma: One of the best places to eat in the neighborhood if you are craving desi food. We tried samosa chat, dahi chat and Bombay sandwich for starter and it was amazing. I cant recommend aloo paratha and Chaney batoore enough. Host Simran was very nice and helpful.

5 /5 Naman Arora: Just phenomenal. I walked in here without giving much thought, got the lamb keema stuffed naan. The food here is perfect. Cant spot a single flaw. The masala chai was delicious too. Creamy and flavorful. And, a major highlight for me was the packaging. My order was takeaway. The naan was packed in a pizza box and the chai didnt have a single drop spilled all the way home. Huge kudos to the team for such attention to packaging.

4 /5 Nicket: I had the chicken Dum Queema naan and a masala chai. I’m not a fan of the decor but there are plenty of interesting, delicious food items on the menu. The pricing seems to be reasonable. It can get noisy when the place gets busy, with Bollywood music playing in the background. The naan was flavourful and chai was refreshing. I would like to try the other stuffed naans soon, and recommended a visit.

4 /5 Maha Khan: Their chicken cheese naan has been our favourite but it lacked flavour this time. The chicken dum qeema naan was tasty. It was good overall but since we got it delivered the naans were soggy and too soft but Im sure if we had ordered it in the restaurant it would have been more fresh.

4 /5 Rupin Singh: The food served piping hot and tasty. Ample portion size. We opted for the popular Indian chanay (choley) bhature, a couple of different stuffed parathas and tea. The food tasted good but was a bit disappointed as there was not a single whole chana in the chanay dish. It was all mashed up. Similarly the samosa had a filling of something other than just the usual potatoes/pea/carrots mixture. We were served by a very helpful, Payal. Would recommend a visit.