Dhoom - (Near Richmond upon Thames, South East)

5 /5 Pari Patel: Really enjoyed our meal at Dhoom! As a vegetarian, I was especially impressed with the paneer dishes — soft, flavourful, and clearly well prepared. The veg Manchurian was also delicious, and the naan was perfectly made — soft with just the right amount of crisp. My family, who ordered a variety of chicken dishes, said everything was tasty and well-cooked. Raj, the owner, was welcoming and genuinely keen to make sure we had a good evening, and Siri was very attentive throughout. The restaurant is nicely situated in Twickenham, close to the river — perfect for a pre- or post-dinner walk. We’re already planning to come back with friends!

4 /5 Jessica Moreno: This is a place that opened recently in 2025, so I decided to try. I ordered a mildly spicy lamb wrap (£7) and starter of onion bhaji (£6). But you can choose how spicy you prefer your wrap. Although I cannot comment on a full restaurant service and atmosphere because I ordered take away, I could see the place was quiet and intimate with dimmed light; and the person was attentive and nice. The wrap had lettuce, red pepper, carrot, crunchy cabbage and sauce. Although the lamb kofta was slightly dry, it was very flavoursome! The naan is freshly made every day. The onion bhaji was a tiny bit too brown for my taste but nothing that changes the tastiness! The green (fresh) and the brown (sweet) sauces (I don’t recall the names) give a nice and refreshing contrast with the saltiness of the bhaji. They had two meal deals one for the wraps (wrap+chips+drink) for less than £10 and hot meal (I think it was a main and rice with a drink) for £15. Depending on the time and day, there might be plenty of car park spots or might be none (e.g. rugby game day). Payment required at certain times/days. Try for yourself!

5 /5 Susma Panjiyar: The samosa chaat was absolutely delicious, perfectly spiced with great texture. The lamb seekh kebab was juicy, flavorful, and cooked to perfection. Definitely worth trying!

5 /5 Jasleen Narula: 5 Stars – A Hidden Gem in Twickenham! Dhoom is an absolute delight! From the moment you walk in, the warm ambience and attentive service set the tone for a great dining experience. The menu offers a fantastic variety of Indian dishes, but the Gobhi Manchurian truly steals the show — hands down the best I’ve had anywhere. Perfectly crispy, packed with flavour, and beautifully balanced in spice. Every dish we tried was fresh, vibrant, and delicious. Whether youre a fan of North Indian cuisine, theres something for everyone here. Highly recommended for anyone craving authentic, high-quality Indian food in Twickenham

5 /5 Theo Croal: Food was delicious and reasonably priced. I had butter chicken and asked them to make it spicy, it was properly spicy but still creamy - perfect. Brother had Dhansak which he said was also delicious. We ordered several starters - chicken lollipops, chicken tikka dirty fries, lamb samosa and chilli chicken, all of which were perfectly cooked and full of flavour. Garlic naan was nice and fluffy, Roti was okay, not as good as Guyanese Roti but still nice. Saffron rice was also nice and fluffy, mixed with some fennel seeds so simple but very tasty. We had Gulab Jamun for dessert which was delicious (its always tasty so no surprise there) syrup was light and well flavoured, dough was soft and spongy, soaked up all of that lovely syrup. Plenty of vegetarian options on the menu (were not vege so didnt order but lots there if you are). Lovely food, friendly staff and well priced so will definitely return. Also, they serve candies fennel seeds after the meal which I have never had before but was a very nice touch