Memories of India Osterley - (Near Hounslow, South East)

5 /5 Thijs Bakker: The restaurant provides a calm and welcoming atmosphere that makes you want to stay longer. I ordered the grilled chicken with vegetables, and everything was juicy, fresh, and well seasoned. The service was attentive throughout the meal.

5 /5 M the reviewer: Memories of India A Hidden Jewel in Osterley with Heart, Heritage, and Flavour There are restaurants that serve good food, and then there are restaurants that feel like home. Memories of India in Osterley is firmly in the latter category a place where warmth, generosity, and culinary excellence come together in a setting that feels as though it was made for families, friends, and long, laughter-filled meals. From the outside, it’s elegant and understated. But the moment you step through the door, there’s an immediate shift like being welcomed into someone’s living room. The ambience is calm, inviting, and full of charm, with soft lighting, tasteful Indian décor, and the gentle hum of conversation creating a sense of ease that’s hard to find elsewhere. But what truly sets Memories of India apart is the people. The staff here don’t just serve you they host you. There’s a genuine attentiveness to the service: warm greetings, thoughtful recommendations, and an unfussy flow that makes everything feel natural. It’s clear that this is a family-run restaurant in spirit, if not in name because every guest is treated like one of their own. And the food? Outstanding. Each dish carries a depth of flavour that speaks to tradition, care, and a refusal to cut corners. The butter chicken is rich and velvety, with perfectly balanced spice and a slight sweetness that makes it endlessly comforting. The lamb rogan josh is another standout tender meat in a robust, aromatic sauce that tastes like it’s been slow-cooked with love. Vegetarian options are just as strong: the tarka daal is silky and spiced with precision, while the paneer tikka charred just right melts in the mouth. Their naan is pillowy and freshly made, ideal for mopping up every last drop of curry, and the rice is always perfectly cooked fluffy, fragrant, never overlooked. What’s special about Memories of India is that the experience lingers long after the last bite. It’s the kind of place that restores your faith in hospitality. Where nothing feels rushed, every dish is crafted with intent, and the atmosphere invites you to sit back, slow down, and savour. If you’re anywhere near Osterley and haven’t yet been go. Whether its a quiet dinner, a family celebration, or a comforting solo visit after a long week, Memories of India offers something rare: a place where food, service, and heart come together in perfect harmony.

3 /5 arul r: The restaurant ambience is nice and welcoming. The Indian hand crafted doors placed around the restaurant brings a very nice touch to the decor. The staffs were reasonably courteous to host us. I ordered chicken chaat, king prawn puri and Murgh Seek kebab for starters, except for the kebabs rest of the starters tasted very good. The kebabs lack flavour and they are not served with right punchy sauce to dip in as well. For main course I ordered the Seabass tandoori, and chicken balti.I was told sea bass would be seasoned with spice , however it wasnt thoroughly seasoned. Also de-boning the whole Seabass was a bit of an hassel, my kid got a fish bone stuck in her throat as well for a brief amount of time. I would have preferred a deboned fillet then the whole Seabass ,as the experience of taking one bone after another was very exhausting. I wouldnt order this again here .Tandoori are generally marinated to absorb flavour, however here the tandoori fish felt like it wasnt marinated for long as it lacked flavour in it.Overall experience was mediocre, not something I would rave to another friend.

5 /5 Poire Belle: Here again, this time for my Dad’s 94th birthday. As usual the food and service were wonderful, we ate far too much and still have doggy bags to take home. It’s always a joy to come here. Multi generational parties are a regular thing and it makes for a great atmosphere.