Saravanaa Bhavan - Carte

Delicious! I had the chole bature, which I was craving fluffy like a cloud. Cauliflower manchurian was delish. The thali my friend order was filling and the mysore masala dosa was delish too

What a disappointment. I have been to Sarvana Bhavan on three continents and this was my least liked. The dosa was nothing like a dosa. The coffee was good though. There are restaurants serving better south-Indian food in London.

Its been months I moved to UK from India. It is bit struggle to find vegetarian food here but luckily I found this restaurant where they have good variety of delicious foods. I ordered North Indian Thali, it's taste reminded me old Indian taste. It was delicious and nostalgic. Voir le carte

Now, it's a Saravana bhawan, so all the Indians who read it don't need to introduce. for others it is a place where you can get a beautiful Indian spicy eating. the seat area is somewhat clogged and the place can wait during the meal. eating is good, but not as good as what they get in other franchise of saravana bhawan.

"The food here is consistently good, and I understand why the prices are higher than in Wembley due to the circumstances. However, I wouldn't pay £11.50 for a dosa again, as I feel it was too pricey for what it offered. On the other hand, the masala tea (£3.50) was delicious and served piping hot, just the way I like it."

Authentic South Indian experience in the heart of London. The thali is a great way to try a broad array of dishes, each with its own unique flavours. The dosa is thin, crispy, and fresh. The pricing is very steep and it may be more worthwhile to visit their suburban branches instead, which are roughly thirty per cent cheaper. Voir le carte

was in london with the family, when suddenly the wind began to blow and to what happiness we were near the hitalgar square and thought South Indian should be our retaliation, as it is warm a d full quality. the waiting period of 40 minutes is much, but even better than close to dishoom. we had dosas, idli and masala chai. it was in fact an authentic experience: and our rettung from cold weather.

I visited Saravana Bhavan over the weekend, and as always, I was impressed by the flavor of the food. It's one of the best places to enjoy authentic Indian cuisine, and I highly recommend dining here. When I went, the wait time was about 30 to 45 minutes. It's understandable to have a queue during busy hours, and it can even add to the experience. However, the waiting time could be significantly reduced if the service from ordering to payment were faster.

My overall experience at the restaurant was positive. It was very clean and tidy, and the staff were friendly, ensuring that our food was served quickly. The only downside is that it is somewhat pricier compared to other Saravana Bhavans, and I noticed that the medu vada was smaller than what I’ve seen at other locations. However, the other dishes I ordered were well-portioned and delicious. I would recommend this place, especially considering its value in the heart of London. Voir le carte