The Kings Head, A Heartwood Inn - (Near , london)

amin jalali Had an amazing meal at Lahore Spices tonight. The biryani was bursting with flavor, the curries were beautifully spiced, and the naan was soft and fresh. Great portion sizes and excellent value for money. Friendly service and a cozy atmosphere — I’ll definitely be coming back!

Sam Samuel Reading a couple of poor reviews here wonder if same restaurant? Accept any business there will be a lapse in service periodically, weve had a couple of bad ones over 14 years, but in main when we go there are familiar faces so a lot of regular customers. Staff always friendly. Service can be slow peak times when busy but comes with being popular. The food is great chef has won many an award. No alcohol take your own, so a claim they deliberately bring out food to force you to buy more is a questionable one. We also order takeaways arrives hot. Its a well established team, very personable nice venue nice ambience always recommend Dawat to friends and go in big groups. 95% of the time fantastic.

C Garcia Stumbled across this Japanese Cafe, very friendly and affordable food great choice for lunch I had a Bento Box, the waiter was so lovely and friendly!

giftswithuslondon We ordered the CHICKEN KATSU CRUNCH, CRISPY EBI URAMAKI, chicken katsu curry and the chicken katsu Sando. CRISPY EBI URAMAKI Was definitely the highlight, it’s a must try! The food was really quick, it all came out within 20mins. The customer service was great! The food was delicious, would come back

Gary Price Sue was an excellent waitress, her wit and humour made our experience even better. Sue was very attentive and dealt with our needs professionally. A group of 4 adults and 4 children is enough for anyone to deal with and Sue dealt with it with ease

Jamaal Hussain We flew into Southall International Airport (Heathrow), picked up a rental car and headed straight to the nearest Pakistani restaurant… Lahori Masala! It sits between two much fancier Pakistani restaurants in Southall, and while its neighbors may win on décor, comfort, presentation and flash uniforms, food quality is not where they have the edge. Lahori Masala’s food is simply tastier, and the service is usually better.. The flavors here are authentically Pakistani, not the generic “South Asian” profile you often find elsewhere. This is proper Punjabi/Lahori cooking with depth and balance — and frankly, this style of food is just tastier when done right. The menu includes dishes many Pakistani restaurants don’t offer, such as kareley gosht and bhindi gosht, both cooked with confidence rather than as afterthoughts. A special mention for the laccha paratha: excellent — not greasy, just the right thickness, and full of flavor. My only complaint is that the Charsi dishes are priced unnecessarily high, and the chicken charsi was too similar to a standard karahi to justify the premium. Despite that, this is a place I’ll definitely be back to for honest Pakistani food, strong flavors, and service that works!