Sanjha Chulha - (Near Barking and Dagenham, South East)

5 /5 Rani Sian: We held my fathers 70th Birthday here and hired the private function suite. The service, quality of food and provision of entertainment was superb. The team very really helpful in making sure the event was very special for my father and being flexible with our requests to make the decorating and hall special to us. The team provided excellent service on the evening and the food was enjoyed by all. Thank you Sumit and team

1 /5 Kumar Arvind (Daagur): Smelly and dirty toilets Food is below average Off street parking that you dont get I wont recommend

1 /5 Mo A Muaaz: Terrible Experience – Cold and Undercooked Food! I had a really disappointing experience at Sanjha Chulha. The food arrived cold, and to make it worse, several items were clearly undercooked — especially the chicken, which was almost raw inside. The rice was hard and barely cooked, and the curries lacked any real flavour. It honestly felt like everything had just been rushed out without proper preparation. On top of that, the service was slow and the staff seemed uninterested in addressing our concerns. For the prices they charge, the quality was unacceptable. I won’t be returning and definitely don’t recommend it to anyone expecting a proper meal.

5 /5 Abhishek Panchal: The best ever Indian authentic food Ive ever tried in london, with good atmosphere,staff and enjoy the best taste of India

5 /5 Sagar Singh: Sanjha Chulha – A Delightful Punjabi Feast I recently visited Sanjha Chulha in Dagenham and was pleasantly surprised by the experience. From start to finish, it offered many highs — here’s what stood out: What I loved: The flavors were rich and authentic, especially in the Punjabi dishes. The spices were balanced and each bite felt fresh. Generous portions: you won’t leave hungry. The service was warm and attentive. The staff seemed genuinely invested in making sure guests had a good time. Ambience: It struck a nice balance between traditional and modern decor, making it comfortable and inviting without feeling stuffy. They offer a variety of vegetarian options (always a plus!) and seem to cater to different tastes. Things to watch out for / areas for improvement: The noise level rises quite a bit when there’s live music or during busy hours, which can make conversations a bit harder. Sometimes there are inconsistencies in portions or presentation (one season the samosas were praised, in another they were reported overcooked).