Taste of Lahore - (Near , london)

5 /5 Georgiana Laza: I absolutely loved the food! The chicken tikka biryani was incredible, perfectly spiced, full of flavour, and cooked just right. I really enjoyed every bite of it! The chicken wings were delicious, juicy, and packed with smoky flavour. The chicken kebab and lamb kebab were also really nice tender, well-seasoned, and grilled beautifully. On top of that, the service was excellent and the staff were friendly and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. Overall, an amazing meal and a great atmosphere I’d definitely come back again!

5 /5 Chia Paknahad: Everything about our visit was fantastic! I ordered the mix grill plate, and it was absolutely amazing, perfectly cooked, juicy, and full of flavour. Every item on the plate had its own distinct taste, and together they created a wonderful combination of spices and aromas. The rest of the food was just as delicious, rich with authentic flavours and great taste. The staff were very kind, polite, and welcoming, which made the atmosphere even more enjoyable. The service was good and smooth throughout our meal. To make things even better, they treated us to a free, delicious dessert at the end, such a lovely surprise! Highly recommended for anyone who loves authentic, flavourful food and warm hospitality. I’ll definitely be coming back!

4 /5 Shahbaz Tabish: Nothing bad but nothing really stands out much. We tried the nihari, seekh kabab and the chicken karahi. Seek kabab tasted juicy while the nihari was quite average. Karahi was a bit of disappointment as the gravy didnt feel very well prepared.

2 /5 Maryam Amanat: I have visited Taste of Lahore before and usually enjoyed the food. In the past, I’ve had their Nihari, which was good, and their chicken dishes were very good as well. That’s why I decided to come back again. However, today’s experience was quite disappointing. I went for breakfast and ordered from the menu where semolina puri (puri halwa) was mentioned, along with paya. Unfortunately, what was served was not puri at all—it was more like a whole wheat roti. If puri is written on the menu, it should be served as authentic desi puri; otherwise, it shouldn’t be listed. That dish cost around £10.99–£11, which felt disappointing given what was actually served. The paya was just okay—around 6/10—but not something I would order again. I ordered two meal deals with two rotis and one chai, and the total came to £28. The price itself is within a normal range, so I don’t mind that, but the main issue was the quality and taste of the food. I really like this place and have enjoyed their food before, but the taste today was not like it used to be. I hope this was just an off day and that they improve and go back to their previous standards.

5 /5 Collins (Mr Cruise): The environment is clean, and the food is tasty. The service is quick and friendly. The place isn’t very big, so I advise reserving during peak hours. They take cleanliness very seriously.