Bahubali - (Near Redbridge, london)

1 /5 ritesh joshi: "I wanted to provide feedback regarding my visit today. I noticed the establishment is under new management. I was surprised to receive a drastically reduced portion size for the price. When I asked about this, the staff mentioned the management change. Unfortunately, the food quality did not match the previous standard, as it was very salty and the service was dismissive.

4 /5 Monwara Ali: Tried their weekend breakfast buffet. Food was nice and worth the price (£6.95), would definitely recommend this place. Quiet at 8am and got busy after 9.30am. Too full to try their sweet dish.

5 /5 Paul: Amazing service, environment, quality and quantity of food.everything was topnotch. I am now really fan of Their chicken corn soup. Trust me this place is a hidden jem.i live in gants hill so typically tried more or less all the restaurants near by.i went bahubali to try south indian dosa which i never tried but they dont serve any more their versatile menu amazed me & my wife.only bit downside was fried rice but its not noticeable which i already mentioned to chef.Their cutleries service style is really good. Only suggestion i can give during operation time close the door and turn on ac and air freshener will be really helpful also if there is wet wipes option available will be extra poit for noticeable. As a comnercialcatering company executive i would like to say if you doing same quality and quantity in business bahubali will rise soon. I forgot to ask the guy and his colleague who served us,they are very helpful and professional. Authorities give them a rise for excellent service. Lots of love and best of luck for the team.

4 /5 Vikrant Patel: I recently visited Bahubali, and had a delightful experience with the food. The dishes were flavourful, authentic, and lived up to the rich tradition of Indian cuisine. From the paneer and noodles to the biryanis and curries, everything was fresh and satisfying. However, the overall experience was slightly dampened by a couple of issues. The restaurant has been recently renovated, and it was noticeably cold inside. This made dining a little less comfortable than expected. Additionally, I had to move tables myself to find suitable seating, which was a bit inconvenient. The dishes we ordered were: Fish Tikka, Paneer 65. schezwan veg noodles (they were really spicy), chicken biryani, veg biryani, chicken noodles (mild for kids) and Samosa. All dishes were very good in taste apart from the samosa which was very soft and it seemed like they had just warmed it up in the microwave. Price: All items are very reasonably priced (on the lower side) compare to other restaurants in the area. Tip: If you need something less spicy make sure you tell them otherwise everything by default is extra spicy. Parking: Street parking is available which is usually free in the evening after 6.30pm I believe. That said, the quality of the food definitely stood out and made up for these minor drawbacks. I’d recommend visiting, especially if you’re a fan of Indian food, but I hope they address these issues soon to improve the overall dining experience.