The Maharaja Sweets & Savouries - (Near Harrow, london)

Amilah Tariq I had the falafel wrap, was so big and flavourful. You can just tell the ingredients are all fresh. The owner was so helpful and the loveliest man ever.May Allah bless you with prosperity and success. Support your local businesses.

Amit Kale Heard a lot about this place so decided to give it a try. We ordered two plates of samosa. There were made fresh and came pippin hot!! they were delicious no doubt.. however I feel the price point of £5 per plate is at higher side given there is no place to sit down and you are eating out of takeaway containers, standing in the cold in the market lanes. There are several other eateries where you get same delicious or even tastier samosas which cost perhaps 40 - 60% less. Definitely worth trying if one ignores the price point.

Sarma Srivathsa (Sam) Good food, very good service. Gowri and Tamil Selvi were very friendly and helpful. Top restaurant!

Sat kaur Tried the halwa chana puri for breakfast and then returned in the evening for a lacha paratha and aloo methi kulcha. Enjoyed every item and will definitely return to explore more of the menu. I really enjoyed the vibe and atmosphere.

Dhibin Suresh From the first bite to the last, every dish is a testament to culinary excellence, offering a burst of flavors that leave you craving for more. Despite the affordable prices, the quantity of food served is generous, ensuring you leave fully satisfied. The cleanliness of the premises reflects a commitment to excellence, while the well-behaved staff adds to the overall pleasant dining experience. Don’t forget to sample their snacks, which are equally delightful. Highly recommended for anyone looking for budget friendly without compromising the taste!

Kun & Yuan Indian street food with a warm welcome and friendly owners. Exceptional value for very delicious food. Everything seems to be made fresh and at this price point you practically order the entire menu and still have change. In this day and age of inflation, this little corner of Rayners Lane is a breath of air as fresh as its food.