Parathas Lounge - (Near Harrow, South East)

S J Nice fresh food, friendly owner. Thanks!

Peter Nourello I get a coffee here most mornings. I get its 7am or something but the staff here just lack that little bit of finesse. Other McDonalds you go to, just have the basics sorted that you learn at school - "Good morning", "please", "thank you". Here when you go to the drive through you just get "You using mobile app today?" and then "next window". Occasionally, if they are particularly stressed or didnt hear they will bark out "WHAT?". The people who serve the food just shove it at you. Other places say "have a nice day or "enjoy". I get that staff are under a stressful environment and its early morning but honestly a little goes a long way. I doubt they will read this review but I think it would be prudent - it wont improve sales but for ones own personal pride. Anyway just thought Id drop my two cents.

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.

C hi Easy to order directly from their website. I loved the vegan Szechuan mock chicken and vegan vegetable rice. They added chillis upon my request. Delivered on time and good prices. They are very helpful if you have questions.

Sanil Thomas A very good feeling. I tried the food yesterday. Loved it and back again today with my daughter. She loved it too.

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.