Lahore Eastcote - (Near Harrow, South East)

5 /5 Bejay M: Great food and spacious seating areas for larger parties if needed. Nice staff and you clean toilet facilities provided. Parking available directly outside for free after 6pm or carpark nearby. A short walk from underground station. Definitely recommend a visit if your nearby and enjoy tasty food.

5 /5 Nitin Agarwal: We recently visited Lahore in Eastcote and had a decent overall experience. Some of the food was really good and stood out. The Nihari was excellent, rich, slow-cooked, and full of deep flavour, easily the highlight of the meal. The Garlic Naan was also awesome, soft, fresh, and nicely buttery, perfect to go with the curries. A few other items were good but not as memorable. Prices felt a bit on the higher side for the area, especially when compared to other similar restaurants nearby. The atmosphere was so-so, nothing special, but comfortable enough for a casual meal. Overall, worth a visit for the Nihari and naan, but a little room for improvement on ambience and value for money.

4 /5 Tina Agarwal: Visited Lahore East Coast a few times now and overall it’s been a good experience. On my recent visit, I tried the haleem and nihari. The taste was good and enjoyable not outstanding, but definitely satisfying and something you can come back for. We’ve been here 2–3 times, and the food has been consistently decent. It’s a place you can visit repeatedly without disappointment. The atmosphere is good, the restaurant is spacious with plenty of seating, and it’s comfortable to sit and enjoy your meal. Staff are fine and generally polite. One thing to note is the waiting time food does take a bit longer to arrive, which can be slightly annoying, especially when it’s busy. Also, it’s not very budget-friendly. Even for two people, the bill usually comes to around £40, and for four people with drinks it can easily reach £60–£70. Overall, good food, nice ambience, and a decent dining experience. A solid option if you don’t mind the wait and the slightly higher prices.

4 /5 Bobby Shah: Heard a lot about this little-known place, so group of us tried it and hired their private room. Food wasnt bad at all. Had the lamb hops, Kebabs, Lamb tikka and tandoori chicken. Highlight was rhe ginger chicken and the naan. Defo worth the visit. 1 star less was because even though we had the private room service was very slow.

3 /5 M A: The food was quite bland, no real spices or heat. The lamb chops were not good, they were very Chewy and hard to bite. Definitely mutton, and at £14 pricey. Chicken tikka was ok. The chicken methi karahi was good, but no heat or spice at all, I asked for medium. £40 and a service charge for £5. £45 all in is ridiculous. Restaurant was empty, I can tell why. Disappointed and wont return. Considering quality and prices charged. Service was just average.