Chandni Chowk in Ealing

Stopped here for a quick lunch, I chose it as the main dishes were a bit cheaper than some of the others on the same stretch. The curry was excellent with a nice thick and tasty gravy which was reminiscent of how I remember curries in Southall in the 1990s. Tandoori roti was rather small, but by the looks of things that's a design fault rather than stinginess on their part - naans look a good size. Curry & roti & drink was £13. Can't complain at that and the service was attentive and considerate.

We came here with some friends yesterday and had several dishes. Super good authentic norther Indian food, especially the fish curry, Parathas and starters. The staff were very friendly and prices were good. Would definitely recommend and will come again

Food quality is awful. Ended the meal with jalebi which was terrible too, looked like it contracted polio. Not recommended.

Not a good experience. Ordered a mix grilled dish which was tasteless and certainly didn't taste like grill and hardly any lamb meet. The lady at the counter was blunt not very helpful. Not worth the price. Will not be going back.

Arrogance to its best. Empty hotel no customers still not available for attending anyone. Food is piled up living in the old times of legacy. Would say do not visit else you else land up in a scuffle with them

We stopped in for a midday snack of both jelabi and a savory snack while visiting Southall. It was pretty good and the service was good.

We visited this restaurant for lunch on a recommendation of a friend who had eaten here a while back . We got into the restaurant and nobody came to take greet us or our order . There was a guy at the till too busy on his mobile . After sitting there for nearly 10 minutes I went to the till and picked up the menus and asked the guy if he could take our order . As it was a hot day I asked him for some tap water . The guy told us they didn’t serve Tap water and we could buy some bottled water if we wanted . I told him why was that and he couldn’t answer . So we just got up and left without eating at this place . Management at this place really need to train their staff on customer service as the person on the till was totally not interested in dealing with customers.

A male staff member was absolutely vile towards us, lots of yelling and shouting all bc he failed to charge us for eating in after he failed to mention it in the first place. Thankfully the lady worker told him to let it go and retrained him for shouting at us more . I’ve never been spoken to like this and it’s honestly reduced me to tears. If I could put no stars I would bc the food was equally as trash as that man.

Came back here after a number of years and was hugely disappointed. Sitting upstairs we were fighting the flies to get to the food. It was a shame as the food was ok. We ordered the Chana bhatura, samosas and kebab roll. The coffee was cold and we had to send back the pot of tea was enough for two but they only used a small tea bag. The tea pots were absolutely filthy. Will definitely not be returning.

Worst Rasmalai I have eaten in 40 years. It taste more like Cham cham and there was no malai or ras in it. If you don't know how to make sweets, please stop making it!

My word this was a hit. I just stumbled across it today for a take away. I met the owner whose family is fro Chandni Chowk in New Delhi the place of some great restaurants. I ordered a Karahi chicken, some parathas starters and sweets including rasmalai and rasgullas. The latter are freshly made on premises, this is unusual for such restaurants. I am Indian myself, I’m professional and well experienced in Indian food. I announce a ‘hit’ restaurant.

I really just went for some snacks, they were being cooked fresh outside, I placed an order for a couple of veg samosa and a chill in some kind of batter. Although everything was cooked fresh nothing was particularly exciting, just average and basically the samosa were mostly potato, one pea and chili which had a pretty good spice hit. The chili was just ok, all of them were very salty. The price was not cheap at all at £3.60!

The experience being in Chandni chowk was awesome, it was family atmosphere, i don't know how people are giving a negative review though every one having there own perspective. But for me it was one of the best place to eat we been there continuously for 3 mornings and nights. Mr. Vishal is one of the best person there he laugh with us, he enjoy with us he is the only one for whom we were going there for food. The way he talk, the way he welcomed us was mind-blowing never thought that someone could be so familiar like vishal and all staff. Will go soon there in future and will wish to see vishal again and other staff they all are best people the bestessst people.

The place serves great Indian food with considerable choices in a good ambiance and friendly service. A great choice to relish Indian meals served with a smile. Well worth a Visit !

Very filthy place inside and the food was wasting of money, no taste and it took ages to come, the starter arrived after the meal was over and very blend and tasteless.

It use to be a wonderful restaurant serving great delicious Indian food. We dined there yesterday after a good 8 years, it's terrible.. plates are not clean and the replacement plates asked for, came unclean..

Looking forward to food in the well known Chandni chowk restaurant. Been hear a few times before. Ordered somasa chaat for starter and found a loose wire in it. Manager said it was not a hair clip however apart of the chip fryer....not much better to be honest. Honestly won't be back to this restaurant.

Very tasty food tastes the to real Indian food like pani puri was very nice same with the chicken tikka masala

It is testy delicious food and after new management still the food is same as usual like before I used to go every week with family

High quality,seasonal and very tasty food . The prices are very reasonable.Excellent service. Good choice. L am a frequent visitor and I always recommend it to my colleagues, friends and family. Well done to the team . New dish is chicken lollipop.

We used to go every small occassion with family and loved to eat in pani puri allotikki chat specialy chilli paneer and veg soya chicken

Visiting this place with family this year wasn't as expected.Standard is not as good as it should be.Food has lost the good taste and was poorly presented. Staff was kind of unprofessional, couldn't answer simple questions about vegetarian chicken etc.Next time I'll prefer the the street food stalls..Maybe we'll be more satisfied with taste, hygiene and service!

Food is testy some time new staff dont know so many things but i appriciate with the friendly staff and yes it is little wait for fresh and testy but it is natural because after order we have to wait for delicious food i recommend to my friends and family its very good in southall

Excellent service delicious veg and non veg food highly recommend Saag and Maki ki Roti.I am very impressed @ Engagement of my friend Cater by Chandni Chowk ! Non stop mouth watering starter served by the staff of chandni Chowk Chilli Paneer , Tikki chat ‘ lolypop chicken Samosas and much more ,Main course was amazing with ten different dishes , Halal food friendly staff I would like to highly recommended for catering for parties .

Had popped into this place for quick snack & tea, and was appalled at the poor hygiene standards. The staff were wearing dirty stained clothes, much of the crockery had not been washed, and the whole restaurant aws unclean. The food itself was not that great either!

Purchased 2 samosas to takeaway. Waited 8 mins for them to be cooked as a queue built up behind me. I ate one samosa as I walked out to realise that it was hot on the outside & cold in the middle.I discarded them both & will not be returning to the shop. I didnt want to complain as there was a large queue in the shop hence the review.

I wish it was possible to give 0 stars to this filthy place. We went all the way from Milton Keynes to get sweets for Diwali. 10 boxes of 500 grams each of mixed mithai. We trusted them to make a choice to make our boxes. Never thought that they would cunningly use all their stale mithai to fill our boxes. We also bought ras malai jalebi and other savoury stuff, amounting to a total of over £100. Who would have imagined that in such a busy festive period, they would have stale stuff. Upon reaching home, we opened one box to try and got the shock. My hubby opened 2 more boxes and we realised we had been cheated. The jalebi was soggy and went like a big lump. Rasmalai was probably 2 days old. The burfi was solid and laddoos were hard like rocks. I immediately called the shop and after several attempts someone answered and was rude as hell. He said they were busy and we should come back to get it changed. I said you must be joking as we are 50 miles away. He put the phone down on me, adding insult to the injury. This shop needs closing down as they dont value anyone, have no respect for paying customers and cant be trusted with their products. Avoid at all costs, there are other better places to spend money.

Desi style nice sweets specially the kaju methai and barfi also tried their snacks good place to brunch

Waited 30 minutes and food turned up cold. Waiters took no responsibility and said speak to main counter downstairs. We walked out ! Avoid at all costs

Okay, you're not visiting this little gem for the ambience or perfect service, you're coming here for the authentic and delicious Indian cuisine! We dined upstairs, in a blank room, with maybe, six tables. Our server was friendly. But the smell from the street is what drew us inside. The Butter Chicken was creamy, well spiced. The Samosas were crisp, tender and so flavorful, served with tamarind and chutney. The Vegetable Pakora was fried beautifully and tasted delicious. So, if you want amazing Indian food while you're in Southall, this is the place to visit!

Disgusting food, disgusting service and disgusting decor. Waiter was so rude argued with us, manager didn’t know how to handle a difficult situation - all need training!

You could see this place needed a deep clean however due to my stupidity and being hungry at 9pm on a Sunday I gave in.

Restaurant wasn't the cleanest Food was served quickly but tasteless Pani puri was stale Overall waiter was attentive However the was food not to the standard expected

Nice family restaurant good improvement amazing food 100%authentic Indian food along the Indian sweets.affordable and wonderful prices .Great customer service with incredible staff . Got our food on time piping hot. Was very calm ,chilled out place to socialise.Definitely recommend going with family and friends . Have the Indian feel around all desi .The best was stage pani puri . We had visited on Saturday 22nd of june

We visited with family for a quick meal. The staff were unfriendly, deliberately avoided eye contact not to serve us, and on being asked three times to take out order we were served. The food is ok but I wouldn't visit again because of the bad service.

I gave my daughter's birthday party in chandni chowk. They have arranged the party so well that my friends and family was very happy. Starters, main course both were awesome. I recommend this place for birthday parties.

We been there for first time on Thursday to this Chandni chowk as the staff there welcome us with very nice smile first I thought it’s just sweet shop that boy there gave us menu & said you will have all kind a chaat when we ordered samosa chaat & pani in a starter was just unbelievable taste then there mixed grill will definitely go there again staff was very active & quick... I will recommend you chandi chowk if you are chaat lover

Visited Southall on a day out with family and friends, didn’t know what restaurant to go to but we all had similar cravings of samosa chaat. I have previously been to Chandni Chowk with my husband a couple of months ago and it was lovely service. We were seated upstairs and the waitress was very friendly. However after today’s visit i will never set foot again. Myself, my mother and our two friends entered and we were asked how many and immediately sat downstairs on the available booth. There was water in a jug and two glasses that were placed there already. The water was old as it had bubbles in, the waiter was rude, had no customer service experience whatsoever. Asked him for some new glasses and a jug of water. One of the glasses was not even cleaned, upon telling him that we got no apology.

We went with some family members whilst out shopping and from start to finish it was horrible. It’s overpriced and the food you get for it is disgusting. Tasted like most of it had been heated in the microwave and served.

This place was sub par. The chaat was just full of onions. The chili mogo tasted like Chinese food. The chicken tikka and naan was the only good thing about this meal. The service was poor and the crockery dirty.

This is my first and last visit here. The food was mediocre but the customer service was poor. The waitress who served us was the most friendliest face in that establishment, everyone else, not so. The gentleman who served food to our table didn’t tell us what dish was what and the service as a whole lacked that personal touch that makes a customer feel welcome.

Few years ago this place was so good and now twice we experienced sweaty staff running around like headless chickens. 30 mins and no one came until I asked one waiter to take the order. The guy goes oh it's busy so pls wait. On saying that we need to eat and drive back 2 hrs to get home he came and took the order. Said it will take 30 mins but food started to come in within 20 mins which was good.

Jut had another good food at Chandni Chowk , whenever, we visit Southall we go for Lunch or Dinner at Chandni Chowk.In the past We had tried a couple of other restaurants in the area but Chandi Chowk’s food is always good. Service is sometimes is not great ( most of the time when restaurant gets very busy) , but we know how to deal with that, you just need remind the staff what you have ordered. Some of their sizzler dishes make people feel uncomfortable as there is not enough ventilation at the upper floor, and the smoke and the smell can be felt for a long time.

Food is nice but I worry about the hygiene levels of the kitchen. The actual restuarant itself is unhygienic; the floor is dirty and sticky, the cutlery is dirty and upstairs the air conditioning was on full blast on a day which wasn't even horn The toilets are abysmal and the hand dryer is outside of the toilet - when you're eating you can hear it!

The most thing you miss being out of India specially Delhi is Its street food, but being at chandni chowk reminds you of all those flavors and snacks. Was not bad on health and pocket

I visited last week and had the chicken tikka roll. Very poor hygiene, waitress had no idea what she was doing, lack of confidence and customer service. We waited for 15 minutes before being asked just for drinks. We removed one item from our food order, just after we made the order, and were told it was already being cooked, we didn’t pay for this item. I felt very uncomfortable after eating here. I have been off work for the whole week due to food poisoning after eating here. It’s caused such an inconvenience to me, please avoid this place. I have called the restaurant to report the incident, and I have just been told to call back because the manager isn’t in. PLEASE AVOID THIS RESTAURANT!

Filthy table, sticky floor, dirty plates and cutlery, smelly toilet. I wanted to leave but felt uncomfortable so decided to stay. After long wait Finally, food has been served. Let’s talk about the food now. £16 mixed grill- 1 piece of smelly tough lamb chop, 2 pieces of chicken tikka, 3 small pieces of chewy over heated Tandoori chicken and 4 tiny pieces cocktails sausage size over microwave heated sheek kebabs and cold sizzler. £9 fish amritsari- 6small pieces of smelly full of salt and lemon juice fish tikka. Samosa chat - it was a joke as well as noodles. Mango lassi served in paper cups. Can’t believe. Chef has got no clue about the ingredients and Indian cooking at all. Complete waste. ‘Southall’( heaven of the Indian food in London) and this restaurant is ruined the glory of Southall. Shame on you ‘Chandani Chowk’

Typical of the Broadway restaurant. Really enjoyed the variety of food on offer here. All members of the group were very happy with the dishes chosen; mixed grill, chilli paneer, Manchurian veg. Personally tried the new Chinese style dishes and pleased with very tasty surprise - “vegetarian chicken” ie soya based dish. Definitely recommend and will eat here again.

Wanted to try somewhere else in Southall vs our usual. Such a bad mistake. Service was poor and staff seemed confused. My son and I love paneer and thought you can't make it badly. Boy were we wrong! Paneer pakoda was bland and oily. Chilli paneer was covered in a glutinous jelly sauce. And the veg noodles had very little veg and OTT on the soy sauce. Couldnt face finishing our food we left. Never again!

We had food catered from Chandni Chowk for few wedding functions. Each day, they organised different menu for us. Our guests loved the food. Overall excellent quality, excellent quantity and excellent service. Thank you so much Annie and Chandni Chowk.

This place is dated, dirty and the food and service is utter rubbish. Amongst other items, we had parathas and they were way too oily and tasteless. Save your money or go somewhere else.

Each time I go to Southall, I go back to the Chandni chowk. The food there is exactly like in India, with a good choice in street food. The malai kofta and their other curries are very good.

When we ate the things(Pani Puri, Tikki, Bhalla chat) ordered we felt ripped off. In my opinion everybody can do it better at home by him/herself. Someone who has never cooked in his life can do it better. I am from Germany and probably in Germany are better Indian things than in this restaurant. In the water was also hair in it.so because of that i recommend nobody to go in Chandni Chowk.

Shabby place and shocking customer service !! I even had to ask them to change the jug of water as it had dust all over. Chick peas were served cold with puri , after mentioning, the waitress was ready for a fight !! I won’t be surprised, if they get fined after local council visit for hygiene.

I went for lunch here on 18th October with my friends.

Few years ago, it used to be a good resturant for Indian street food, but not any more. Poor customer service, use ready made food like golgappas were very hard, tikki was raw and burnt. Original taste is missing now!

Visited the restaurant for lunch decor is very shabby and dark we were given a table by the stair and to read the menu had to use my phone as it was so dark had to wait 20 minutes for someone to take our order and another 30 minutes for the food to arrive which was cold and tasteless .The staff were more attentive to their takeaway customers than ones seated to eat in .Would not go again or recommend.

Walked in and went upstairs. No greetings.

Went yesterday with my Mrs and son. Ordered Mixed Grill, Butter Naan and Prant has. After waiting for near 1 hour we got pranthas that were more like Rotis. Mixed grill was like I can't describe...dried chicken, lamb chop I could taste and smell rotten, kabab was dry and cold with old oil smell. Called management and they wanted to bring new food, but my son and wife were already feeling sick. Payed and left. Never again.

Terrible service, it's not authentic Punjabi food, worst butter chicken I've ever had samosas chat awful. Halal non halal had to ask 6 times, (don't eat halal). Will never go again!

Hoy he ido a comer allí. He dicho que quiero comer un plato de comida para llevar y uno, pero su respuesta fue donde va a sentarse sobre mi cabeza me encanta su comida. Así que me dijeron que estaba bien que le llevar todo orden. Entonces él se dignó delante de mí con otros 2. Entonces decidí hablar con alguien de allí personal sobre él y entonces él me ofreció una mesa y déjame comer allí, cuando me vio, vino a mí para luchar por eso yo estoy comiendo. Seriamente he pagado. Así que no pude comer mi comida a la izquierda toda mi pedido pagado. Si hay propietario que importa allí al cliente por favor póngase en contacto conmigo en 728 @ gmail. manpreetgill com porque he pagado pero no comer. Intentaré tanto como puedo no volver allí pero dar mi dinero de vuelta. Me refiero creo que he escrito mucho cuánto malestar le dio. No puedo creer que este tipo de servicio prestado.

El servicio lamentable compensan la comida

Food is amazing..We had the halwa Chana with puris.Great value for money.Met Naina who went out her want to cater for us.We did not want too many nuts in our halwa..We will be back soon.�xxx

Basic restaurant,caters for vegetarian,had samosa chaat,aloo tikki chat,pain puri. Service was good,had to wait along while to be seated. Inside it's a bit dark can do with brightening the interior. Price is reasonable would recommend is very busy if you go with family be prepared to wait.

Very disappointing experience. Ordered samosa chat, samosa and aloo paratha, everything was not what you expect from Indian chat place in Southall.We always eat in chini chor and the flavours are just yum... wrongly landed in this one only entered after looking at the name and significance of chandni chowk in Indian street food, truly disappointing

Southall..southall..southall, it reminds me of a lot of traditional Indian restaurant and delicacy. The food was average, we ordered Mango Lassi and it was for sure not from real mangoes..it was thick like puree..added some water n then it flew well through the straw. Food is ok, not that great but for the price needs to be better. I definitely do suggest them going easy on oil.

I ordered veg Saag and Dal Makhni , Onion Kulcha,Chilli Naan , Makke di roti ...Dal was terrible , its was smelling. When I informed the staff they accepted and didn't charge for that .Onion Kulcha was good ... I really liked .Will not recommended anyone to go . Better try with other restaurants .

Our 3rd visit to Chandni chowk, it didnt disappointed me again. Very basic restaurant, doesn't boast of great interiors and beautiful ambience. but whats important is the food where it does the job. Prices are very decent. Lots of choices for vegetarians. To me a north indian restaurant is well judged by the way they cook dal makhani and chandni chowk passed that test.Drinks & Deserts deserves special mention. Great jalebis and Jaljeera. Gulab jamoon was slightly stale though. There are lots of options in Southall for north indian food, this one is surely one of the better ones, if not best.

Service was very poor! Food was very poor! The restaurant was not maintained at all! It was such a waste of our money and time!!!!

This is a restaurant where one can order good quality, tasty and authentic Indian food at very reasonable prices. The papdi chaat and the chana bhatura is a MUST as is the faluda drink. The parathas are great aswell. However the service needs to be improved. We waited far too long for someone to take our orders. Thereafter if you need to order something else we had to frantically wave to get their attention. Nevertheless the staff, bless them, are very friendly and nice. They just need to get into the habit of checking with the various tables regularly to ensure that the guests are happy and if there is anything else that they want. I will still go here regularly and it's one of my favourites.

No thrills street food on a budget it's great to visit for lunch enjoy the authentic taste of Punjab and south India here

I had the worse dosa in my life dosa was uncook teastless that why i had 1 bite and paud the billNever go back

Good food we ate here during a shopping trip, order the chana masala with batura and aloo tikki chaat and was tasty, only thing was restaurant was not very clean abit dated.but in general good quick tasty food and service

Quite place.Ground floor has few seats, mainly sweet shop.Restaurant on 1st floor.Service very poor - 1 person serving about 10 tables.I have to say the food does not live up to expectation.The lamb biryani only had about 6 pieces of lamb, a ridiculous.The Chole baruta was reasonable and the chicken fried rice was ok.The Rasmalai was awful.Unfortunately, following this visit I would not recommend this restaurant.

We went to this restaurant as most of the others were closed on the Broadway. The Mix Grill was merely reheated and tasted horrible, the lamb chops were clearly reheated. Almost everything was not eatable. The Korma smelt like puke. We had heard good things about this restaurant but where greatly disappointed. Even the naan was not cooked properly. We all had stomach pains and felt unwell the following day.

ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING FOOD. COMPLETELY RUBBISH. Ordered chill mogo, it came in a sweety sauce and the mogo was just boiled and uncooked. The paneer was the same sauce also not fried, just out of the packet and uncooked too. Worst resturant in Southall. Advice to stay away. Also Very expensive for disgusting uncooked food. Should be shut down.

Food was served hot excellent staff good veg food daal rot rice.non veg was also great balti keema & keema matar.

Ordered about 10 dishes, mostly bland. We don't eat spicy food, just normal salt etc, and we found it really really bland. Also found some unwanted items in the food. Service also horrible. Never coming back

An Indian friend of mine recommended to me this adress since Indian food is my favourite one. I was really thrilled by the menu due to the great choice for a vegetarien like me. I took 3 dishes, one with lentils, one with spinach and one with chick peas and, of course, I had some naan. All dishes have been outstanding as the taste was smoothly tasteful and unsophisticated. I took home a part of my dinner and I enjoyed it again at home the day after. I will come again and again even if it is quite far from the center of the London. It is really worth while travelling some metro stops to get this experience in a real Indian ambiance.

They serve Indian food verities like Chaat, Parathas, Snacks, Veg and non veg rolls, curries, rice, pulao, desserts, sweets, drinks. Service is good, Food is tasty. Price reasonable. They cater outside also. We tried their Veg rolls, Samosa, Chhole, Gulab jamun, and Burfee. Will go again.

You can have Sweets - jalebi, gulab jamun, halwa. Punjabi food taste good. Sarso ka sag was good. Try sweets.

The food quality in this place has significant dropped . Food is very oily, general cleanliness is questionable. I don't feel the food is prepared well nor fresh . Not great staff nor serviceWill not go again

We had masala dosa. Dosa was really nice but that masala made with potato was disappointing. Water bottle was not clean Restaurant was clean and tidy.

Hi came here for a bite to eat today, 29th July, Me and my aunt sat upstairs , as too busy downstairs, they don't have a lift, so my aunt had to slowly make her way up, with her walking stick. Sat anywhere we wanted. Ordered one Channa bahtaura and masala tea,and a lemonade, asked for tap water, the waiter just picked up a bottle from the next table of water and put it on our table, the water was war, and not very nice. I can't eat spicey food so I'm always hesitant when I eat at a Indian place.The waiter didn't understand my aunt when she was ordering, so I ordered for us in English, the Channa was not that nice, we both just ate the chick peas and left the sauce it was in. The bahtaura were OK Abit greasy. As we waited for our food i looked at the menu and noticed how expensive the food was, 6.50 pounds for make in daal, wow! The mixed grill was £14.00 I saw a mix grill on the next table and it wasn't that big, very prices, my lemonade cost a. Pound which is cheaper than any other restaurant. Our waiter was ok, a young guy I don't think he was that fluent in speaking English. I didn't ask him what was in the Channa , as after the confusion with the order of lemonade , he said they didn't have any lemonDe even though seven up is lemonade.I was hestitant eating the Channa as they looked like they must have red chillies or something like that in the sauce. Maybe it was paprika .Not the cleanest of place, going up the stairs the bannister was sticky, and then I noticed the sink in the left hand side wasn't that clean, and the hand wash had finished.Small room upstairs, and very stuffy , very messy, there's a random fish tank taking up space where the cutlery is kept, the chairs are not that comfortable. Trying to have any sort of conversation upstairs was a mission, as it was very noisy amongst other diners talking. Not very clean could be better set out .Down stairs, is Abit small, the main counter glass needs to be cleaned, the front door glass needs to be cleaned as I noticed on my way out, it was very dirty. The whole place looks Abit run down. The wait asked me how my lunch was did I enjoy the food, I said it was ok.I won't be going back there didn't enjoy the small eating area upstairs, didn't use the rest room, but judging by the general lack of cleanliness, it wouldn't be clean. The food has left me with heart burn.Sorry this place is not for me.

Worst place to eat stuff came with my family and I had papar chat after that I needed to use the toilet about 3 times plus the glasses are dirty and not cleaned the yogurt u use in the chat is so bad and as I said I have used the toilet 3 times a day and before I ate their I was completely fine and I would recommend a friend and family member not to eat there if they don't want a sour tummy

Staff is friendly. Good food.neat nd clean. I come with my family.We will take dinner here. i m loving it. best restaurant in uk

We tried this restaurant on someone's recommendation. We got there and got seated upstairs. Ordered butter chicken and choley bhaturey. Butter chicken was less than average and choley were undercooked. It is not a clean place... uncomfortable seats. Not family friendly..no baby change stations. The hand washing sink is outside in the main staircase...very gross ! Im not too familiar with south hall as I'm not from London but I'm sure you can find a better Indian restaurant!

Punjabi food cooked very very well. The atmosphere is relaxed and the service was good. There is nothing fancy about the place but if it's just good Punjabi food you're after, you won't be disappointed.

the place itself is really busy and this was a midweek lunch - we were asked to take a seat upstairs as there was going to be six of us and no room downstairs - we waited upstairs however a pre booked party of 35 on a business lunch showed up so we were asked to move, the owners were apologetic but the business party were not best pleased and nor were we as if they were pre booked we shouldn't have been seated there. when we finally did sit to eat it was all a bit hectic really waiters rushing difficulty getting served and long waits - the food itself was lovely there's a reason it's busy - however its not the best I've had, my mutton tikka roll was nice but it needed some seasoning and spice - the mooli paratha however was delicious and reminded me of my childhood! the sweets are really not great dry and stale almost - I would go back despite this service as most other places on the broadway don't offer much competition.

Not really impressed!The chaat and snacks we ordered were all frozen ones not freshly madeWe were expecting freshly cooked food as otherwise you can get those from supermarket and heat in microwave at home!!

The food in this place does not meet minimum standards. The plates and cutlery was smelling like damped clothes and you can clearly see they haven't been washed properly. Food over cooked and burnt. Would not suggest to go there.

Every time we go to chandni chowk we always order the tandoori sizzler and the seekh kebab rolls. They are so delicious!!! Great food just service needs a bit of touching up. Small restaurant so tables and chairs are really crammed which means it gets really hot up their. Wouldn't reccomend this restaurant to people who are posh and are looking for a elegant restaurant as the tables and chairs are all crammed and its quite chaotic whilst waiting to get a table for the family. Overall i would say great to bring the food home but not to sit and eat.

Sehr zu empfehlen, das Restaurant ist hygenisch leider nicht ganz einwandfrei, ist etwas schmutzig. Das Essen ist sehr lecker und sehr günstig, also für Leute denen das nicht so saubere Restaurant nicht so sehr interessiert.

Sat down, someone brought a jug of water straight away to our table... that was only the only good bit. It took an age for someone to take our order. When questioned about the cooking method and preperation of a paneer tikka dish, we were told it just gets put in the tandoor. We asked if the paneer would be in small chunks rather than a large chunk then sliced. Reply was, it gets put in the tandoor, no definitive answer. Ok, we thought.. we'll give that a miss and ordered something else. We waited, and got the chutneys, the mint yogurt tasted rancid, we asked if we could get a replacement, after much debate, we were offered plain yoghurt.Yes, I would say this place is a authentic copy of a restuarant in india, buteven in india they do it better. The hygeine of the place leaves a lot to be desired.Rather than wait for our food we thought it would be better to leave than risk eating anything and left.

I like North Indian street food at Chandani Chowk Resraurant in Southall. Mouthwatering jalebi, spicy Golgappa and Aloo tiki are worth trying. For a minute you feel that you are back home.

Had visited this place for the first and last time, went with a family of four. As soon as we entered we were directed upstairs, whereby the waitress who was serving nearly 15 people on her own tutted when we asked for a table. I am not a fussy eater at all, but to keep things short. This place is awful, from the service and how they treat their staff, to the cold microwaved food which is just heated up instantly, hair in the curry, water served after the meal, I am just truly shocked.Avoid this place honestly; it is bad!

I used to visit Chandni Chowk when I was younger and was always delighted with their food and service and their ever attentive attitude. On a recent visit to them just this weekend, my childhood expectations of this restaurant were crushed. The servers have no intention of serving anyone, we waited downstairs for fifteen minutes before a waiter approached us and showed us too a table, the restaurant was fairly quiet, we then waited for the menus and after ten minutes proceeded to obtain them ourselves from the front desk whilst the mithai staff behind the counter looked on. A european waiter then approached us and asked us for drinks and starters, we ordered a variety of dishes and water to quench our thirst, the waiter proceeded to bring over a jug of water with bits floating around which could be mistaken for parts of a hand towel or tissues. We asked for another jug of water and were greeted with a grunt and a dismal attitude. The food which once was a spectacular experience turned out to be fairly disappointing, on ordering the usual dishes Butter Chicken, Chilli Paneer food items were cold, tasteless and served by a terribly troubled individual. She did not seem to enjoy her job at all and was conveniently ignoring us when a glass fell from the table and smashed on the floor. After an un-enjoyable experience and unpleasant manner we have decided not to ever return to this restaurant.

Went there 9th jan, 2016 with two friends, one Indian, one Pakistani.Bit of a wait for a table but not too long. Had to stand because there is no seated area for waiting. Service after ordering was quite quick, but...... I ordered chapati which never came, furthermore I asked for salt and pepper FIVE times. Eventually salt arrived but no pepper. I had to ask three times for green chilies.. When they came, they had all the bite of an over-boiled sprout. The people serving frankly did not give a damn. They have lost not only us, but all our friends who might have been keen to go had we recommended it. The disdain which the woman taking the orders showed was offensive considering my advanced years, and simply because I am white (anglo Pakistani) does not give the her right to treat me with contempt and scorn. DON'T GO THERE - EVER.

Hi always come up this restaurant when I am shopping in Southall. I use to love it in here, but yesterday was shocking! I sat for a long time before anyone acknowledged me and came to take my order. I had to wait a VERY long time for my food and drinks. I was lied to, saying they are playing up your lunch, and it still took another 10 minutes. I went up to the counter to get my own drink (a can of Coke) as I had waited 30 minutes for this. The waitress (blonde girl) was like a zombie, clearly didn't want to be there and moved at a snails pace. People who came in long after us had their food first. Other people also complaining about food taking s long time. Sadly, no longer my regular restaurant for lunch. Won't be returning.

It was my bad day to land at this sweet shop to buy Matthi (large size) which usually Punjabi people buy. preparation was so horrible that i had to throw six matthies in dustbin ( costing 9 pounds ). shop owner knows for what occasion this matthi is being prepared but he does not know how to make them. it means only to earn money it was done. gullible customer with the name chandni chowk would take this shop would prepare matthi for this spl occasion as customary but it was truely opposite. my humble request to shop owner is to taste first what they are selling. take the chef to task if he does not know how to cook. Matthi is a very simple item which every punjabi/hindu person knows how to cook. one must add ghee to the maida to make it a little bit softer. the said matthi was like a dry wood. so pathetic. i would never in life visit this shop to buy anything. please taste things before you buy. this was my mistake otherwise i would have been happier much not to buy matthi and would have avoided unsavory remarks from my family.