Chaiiwala - (Near , london)

Linda Cons We had some amazing meals here, Large portions, Lovely cake. Everything about this place is first class. The comedian help.

Ron Seymour We were down from up north to visit family with no prior knowledge of the area, liked the look of this place on line so booked for lunch. Cant fault anything, staff,food,service all 10/10 so good to find a great place to eat. Well done to all involved great time was had by all

B Grossi Don Luigi in Streatham Hill is one of those rare independent restaurants that genuinely deserves more recognition. Everything here is made with care, using high-quality ingredients, and it shows in the flavour of every dish. Maria runs the front of house and is always friendly, welcoming, and attentive. Her partner Alessio is the chef, and you can taste the passion and skill in his cooking. The food is consistently excellent. The zucchini fritte are a highlight. Light, crisp, and perfectly cooked. The pizzas are outstanding, with some of the best dough in London (coming from a fellow Italian). The G.O.A.T pizza is my favourite and is one of the best I’ve had anywhere. Drinks are also done properly. The Negronis are made exactly as they should be, well balanced and strong (in the best way). The pasta dishes are also worth mentioning. The pasta is freshly made and there’s real attention to detail in each recipe. Every dish has its own character and flavour, and nothing feels rushed or generic. It’s proper Italian cooking. Don Luigi is a hidden gem and exactly the kind of independent Italian place people should support. It’s a restaurant built on quality, passion, and proper hospitality, and it’s always a pleasure to eat there.

Abishan Amalarajan Absolutely amazing food. Great customer service.

Daniel Cothran White tablecloth, scrape the crumbs off the table kind of place, but not stuffy. You can still dress casually. Our waitress provided excellent service, and the food was very solid. We ordered a fish sampler for two (which was an appetizer platter), palak chat, dal makhani, and naan. It was a perfect amount of food for two. The tandoori salmon that was part of the platter was surprisingly delicious.

Sreemoyee Mukherjee Patri Artisan is a total gem in Ealing. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is that of a buzzy, nostalgic Indian railway station vibe. You must try the Grand Thali. It’s a massive spread of over 25 items that lets you taste a bit of everything; the variety is incredible. Their Dal Makhani is easily some of the best in London—super rich and creamy. If you like a kick, the Shahi Laal Maas (lamb curry) is tender and packed with flavour. Its rustic, communal, and loud in the best way possible. It’s perfect for a fun date night or a catch-up with friends. The staff are super attentive and happy to explain the stories behind the dishes. Highly recommended for anyone looking for authentic Indian food that goes beyond your standard high-street curry house.