Tandoori Villa - (Near Kensington and Chelsea, london)

5 /5 Jacob Ryan: Don’t be put off by the random location and setting of the place - it was the best curry I’ve ever had. All of the food was 10/10 and very cheap for the quality, with a nice cosy homely feel, no complaints at all. Will definitely be coming back

5 /5 Alex: This is my favourite Indian restaurant in London. Within walking distance from South Ealing and Ealing Broadway stations. It is very unpretentious and unassuming. The food is delicious and half the price of what you usually pay in London. I last went there with my mum. We shared two mains (tandoori king prawns and tandoori chicken massala), one starter (samosas), coconut rice and peswari naan. The food was just about right for two people and we paid less than £20 each.

5 /5 Petra Puskarova: We have finally dined in Tandoori Villa after living not far away from the place for a couple of years. We can say this place is like to become our preferred dinner spot. Food tasted great, place has a proper homey vibe and prices are more than reasonable. You can bring your own drinks. Pleasant service and quick service.

1 /5 Miriam G: I recently visited TV, and I have to say, it was not a pleasant experience. While the food was okay—nothing memorable but decent enough—the service left a lot to be desired. Our waiter seemed uninterested and was rude from the start, which set a terrible tone for the entire meal. Basic manners were missing, and any question or request seemed like a huge inconvenience to him. The atmosphere didn’t help either; the place was dimly lit in a way that felt more unsettling than cozy. I didnt feel comfortable, and it wasnt an environment where you’d want to spend much time. Overall, the combination of mediocre food, unprofessional service, and an uncomfortable setting made this a place I won’t be returning to or recommending to others.