Krishna pure vegetarian restaurant

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1. D “Sved” S ★★★★☆

   We went on a holiday at an off-peak time so we were the only customers, but the restaurant had a lot of take away orders. Service was quick, and the ambiance is good. Dal baati was delicious even though the baati was a little over burnt and the quantity of dal served seemed too little for the amount of baati. 4 baati in a plate with garlic chutney, pickle, raw onions in the side and a bowl of dal. The baati was full of ghee and crumbly. The restaurant is quite expensive compared to others in Wembley, and also has a service charge which most restaurants in Wembley do not add separately. The toilet facility was surprisingly very clean.

   almost 3 months ago
2. vidhi patel ★★★★★

   I tried the Indo-Chinese food at Krishna Kathiyawadi and it was really delicious. The noodles were flavorful, and the Manchurian had the perfect balance of spice and tang. Portion sizes were good, service was quick, and overall it was a satisfying experience. Definitely worth trying along with their Kathiyawadi dishes!♥️

   almost 6 months ago
3. Mittal ★★★★★

   Krishna Restaurant offers amazing food, especially the Indian-style paneer chilli, which I haven't found anywhere else in London. It's a quiet and peaceful spot for dinner, with kind staff and great customer service.

   almost 11 months ago

1. Neha Sharma ★★★★☆

   This restaurant located close to Wembley Central station serves an amazing spread of Indian food. We tried their regular thali and dal baati churma and both were amazingly delicious. Freshly prepared food with the right Indian flavours is all you want to feel at home away from home. It's a small place with a simple dining setup, so booking in advance is advised. Must try their mango lassi and dal. They were so pure and out of this world.

   1 year ago
2. Vivek Shailendra Shah ★★★★☆

   If you wanting to have Indian Street side taste , go for Krishna. Privately owned and managed by family. Swift services , calm composed vibes. Good food. Indo-e is something I would recommend to try among many other good dishes Space is limited so at times, you may find difficulty in securing your table. However staff is polite. It’s a place worth trying and check if it matches your taste buds So far I tried Panner chili, hot& sour soup, tomato soup, Thali, Daal Baati ( Baati are steams and not roasted) so basis this Overall worth visiting I will fore-sure visit this place again

   1 year ago
3. Sakalain Meghjee ★★★★★

   One of the best gujarati food experiences in London. Typical Ahmedawadi food at its best. Lovely puris and parathaas. An experience to be had. Very friendly staff and the best 'chaash' outside India and Africa.

   almost 3 years ago

1. London Dreams ★★★☆☆

   We ordered fulka roti,sev tameta, lasunia Bataka, and dal bati… we had to wait 25 mins for food to come and on top compulsively service charge was added bati it self was not cooked properly and dal was normal dal fry that’s not night we did ask staff before ordering lack of information… sev tameta was only food we all liked it rest okay

   almost 3 years ago
2. Rocky Rocky ★★★☆☆

   read reviews very good but disappointed about kathiyavadi food we order food (1) lasaniya bateka was average taste not like kathiyavadi taste its normal (2) sev tometo nice taste sweet & spicy (3) dal bati not good they give dal like dal fry always dal bati dal was different not like dal fry this not punjabi food (4) phulka roti was nice customer service was ok only one lady served everything

   almost 3 years ago
3. Mitesh Agrawal ★★★★★

   Visited this place multiple times. We had Dal bati churma, dahi wada and pav bhaji. Everything was delicious and freshly prepared with authentic taste. We travelled more than an hour to have Dal bati here, one of the best you'll find in London.

   almost 4 years ago

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