Exotikka of India - (Near , South East)

FoodReviewer FromLondon The food here is amazing!!! Considering how how cheap the prices were, you are served with big portions and tasty food. Between 4 of us we only spent £25 which is only £6.25 per person we were full and more than satisfied. We ordered a wings bucket and a mix bangladeshi kebab and both were fantastic. The chips were perfect being both crispy and cooked inside. Then the wings weren’t overly crispy (which is a good thing) and were cooked perfectly throughout. The kebab was also packed with flavour and wasnt too spicy considering we got a medium spice level. The shop also has special house sauces which are some of the best I have ever had. Even the service from the staff is top teir they cleaned a table for us and ensured we were sitting on the warmer side which shows they care. This shop is undoubtedly one of the best places I’ve eatten at for quality fast food and I will definitely come again.

Michelle Norman This is the best tasting food u will ever eat the restaurant is a bit dated but its nice and reminds me of when I was young how India restaurants used to be the price is good your not paying for the decoration your paying for quality of food the onion bajis are to die for AMAZING.

john a Great restaurant. The service was immaculate, and the food was really tasty. The only thing that I wouldve liked was some soft background music. We will definitely return for more delicious food.

Martin Ferrari Great spot for a brekkie! Our poached eggs weee delicious! Albeit a bit smaller than I wished but I was hungry so not their fault. Also the plates came warm so it kept the temperature for longer. The coffee is decent

Ella KCook is an amazing restaurant with authentic, delicious food. Over my many visits, I’ve tried a wide range of dishes—from veggie options to meat and seafood—and everything has always been fresh and full of flavor. There’s also a great variety of drinks to choose from. The premises are spotless, the host is incredibly kind and polite, and the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming. I especially love that there’s always contemporary Korean music playing—it really adds to the experience! Ps: I could not contain myself and started eating the kimbap before taking the picture, sorry!

G Honestly was very impressed with this spot, as someone who frequents Hong Kong yearly I always get the blues and cravings for cafe food whenever I’m back in the uk for too long. Firstly the interior and aesthetics are sooo clean, it depicts an olden day Hong Kong diner with the staff uniform matching the same theme too. Though there are queues lining up from opening throughout the day it seems to get progress pretty smoothly. The variety is not too big not too small so you can tell there are obvious signature dishes on the menu, I personally really like the fried squid tentacles as they were very rich in umami and crispy with the soy sauce chicken wings which are like the ones I had at home when I was younger. The portions are surprisingly also quite big and filling which is great with a side when dining with others, I personally preferred the cha siu over the pork chop as the pork chop was quite filling. Noodles were great and the egg was perfectly silky. Price wise obviously is more expensive than cha chaan tengs in Hong Kong but definitely worth the experience the nostalgia and taste of Hong Kong in London for a decent price point. They also have their in house homemade Hong Kong milk teas! Would definitely go again!!