Feast And Mishti in Tower Hamlets - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Overpriced. Very poor service and food. We went as a big family for a birthday party and they kindly allocated us a group area - that was the only good thing. Food was 2 star - some dishes good some not . Starters were suitable for children as there was a variety. There was a biryani which was okay- after we had all finished eating they put eggs in the biryani which made no sense. The worst was the customer service, the waiter was constantly around disturbing us, especially around the food area. We felt he was watching us like a hawk for the amount of food we were eating. This was a buffet - the aim was to eat as much or as little as we wished- we don’t need a waiter hovering around. The waiter accused us that a member of our party had left after eating and that was not the case. A member had gone to pray and came back. The waiter also went around wanting to know the number of adults and children - then went around counting for himself. The poor attitude from the waiter made us feel like he was doubting us - like we would run off without paying. Honestly £16 a head was so expensive for such poor quality food. Really regret not going to a Turkish or something which would have most probably been cheaper and tastier. Do not go there.

Perfect food went here with family staff so attentive and had the best time everyone enjoyed every part of the meal will definitely be back

I have visited before, but during covid. This visit was much nicer with a good variety of tasty food at a very fair price. The buffet was clean, well stocked, and topped up regularly. Enjoyed my visit and will return. This is not a fancy restaurant but a great casual eating place frequented by all. Recommended.

There’s always good side and bad side. Unfortunately some food was very bland specially their Kacchi Biryani (do not waste your money). Sadly 2 waiters were very rude but rest of them were very polite and attentive. Buffet priced at £15.99 per adult and £7.99 for under 7. Menu prices are too expensive, hence either eat buffet or else eat elsewhere to save your self from excessive expenses for no reason as there are so many other options available on the same street.

£15 per head including 1 water or soft drink. As late lunch around 5pm, it was not that busy, Food average as expected from a bengoli restaurant. Quite few choices, Liked fried rou fish and rou tomato curry. Bortha too spicy for me. Lady's toilet very dirty someone vomited 🤮 in sink disgusting, no Hygiene at all...had to report to staff..

All food tastes old. As if it was reheated over and over again. Jalebi was fried in old oil (instant headache). Samosas were fried in old oil (instant headache). Waiters were just staring at us waiting for us to leave so they can clear the table. Fish - cooked from frozen. Tastes rubbery. Bortha - too spicy and tasteless. Shutki bortha was old. Food was very cold, not even lukewarm and charged a lot more than other (better also) restuarants. Owner/manager didn't receive criticism well - just negated and denied every complaint.

The staff customer service is very poor, charging whatever they feel like when asked. For example a few cups of tea , juice and x 2 mishti and kulfi came to 29 pounds. When asked why so expensive, I was told that the cost of 1 kulfi is 2.50 but if eating in it's double so 5 so we paid 10 pounds for just 2 skinny kulfi's ....when I questioned this and compared to a reputable chain such as Pret who charge 50p to eat in I was rudely asked 'Don't we eat out often ? implying we do not know anything' This was very insulting. To top things off they refused to offer any solution to us the customers even when we explained this was very unfair to their customers as no where was it written they would double the charge of an item (100%) if we eat in. It is the principle and I feel Trading Standards Authority need to be alerted on this outrageous practice.

Very poor service from waiters . Poor hospitality. Waiters are giving to own family or friends good service they don’t care about other people.

Came here on a Sunday evening pre booked as a party of 12. There was clearly a big function on as the place was packed! It’s a small place at the front and opens up once inside to around 50 covers with the buffet selection in the middle. It’s £14.99 each for the buffet which is outstanding value. It won’t be for everyone but for the 12 of us big eaters it was perfect. Many of the party are Bengali which helped but the food is all self explanatory including chicken and lamb. Desserts as well. Super cheap drinks. It’s a bit rough and ready but the service very attentive and friendly. Nothing really bad to say and outstanding value for someone now so full!

We booked as a group for a work dinner event and found the waiters to be helpful, friendly and attentive. There was a large selection of food at the buffet and I found the masala tea to be just right for me creamy and well spiced. The food was great for those who like spicy food and there was attention to detail with herbs and spices. Thank you to the waiter who kindly took our group photo outside. We did have a good time. I would recommend this restaurant and would go back again.

Have visited this place when it used to be less busy. Usually, opt for the buffet deal. Today, however, decided to order from the main menu. Meat Buna and Chicken Jall Faizi. The staff was great. The food was mediocre. Having owned a family restaurant am familiar with the cuisine. The manager asked how my food was and I was honest. 'greasy, and half meat and bones' and his explanation was that this is the standard at his restaurant. Was not even offered reduction in the bill. How things change when you are making good money. This place used to be very quiet and recommended many in the past. Never again.

I have been in this restaurant for breakfast. We ordered 4 parata, 1 dhal baji, and 1 chicken curry, little bottle of water and 1 orange juice. We are very disappointed on how much they have charged. Chicken curry (only 3 small pieces of chicken) they have charged me £9. One glass of orange juice they have charged me £4. In total it came a bill of £28. There was no Menu where we could have checked the price. This is very unfair how they have charged on a small portion of chicken. Will never go there again!

6 of us mates pre-booked a table for iftaar, food was average with plenty of choice. However they put us on a table/seating fit for 4, all of us squashed our buttocks tight like in a can of sardines! The most disappointed part was, although we booked for 6 & one of our mates couldn’t attend, they forced us to pay for the non attendee too! £15 per head, so we ended up £90 including our invisible Casper friend! Rip off & blatant daylight robbery! Hope you become richer by thieving off from us!

very simple and tasteless food at that price. Ordered a cup of tea which was just warmed up in a microwave oven, returned after a sip. But had to pay. Never recommend

Went here at three in the afternoon expecting a tired after-lunch experience but I couldn’t have been more wrong. This place was impeccable. All the food on offer was so tempting, hot and fresh. Standout dishes were the lamb ribs on the bone, the fish bortha and the biryani. Restaurant must be the best kept in Whitechapel. So clean, such nice staff and at the heart of it all beautiful food prepared and served with care. I’ll be back as soon as possible.

Dear owner/manager We went to have breakfast to your restaurant on Friday the 20th of Aug at 11:00. We had very bad experience in your restaurant as staff were very reluctant to serve and finally the price was too high which is totally unacceptable. We had the following items - 5 parathas 1 naan 2 bowls of vegetable 2 piece rasogolla 1 piece kalojam 2 piece sponge misthi 2 small cup of teas 1 litre bottle water We got charged £2.00 for a rasogolla when box of 6 cost £3.00. A piece of kalojam can £2.00 ? Is it for real. My mistake was not asking the price of everything as I have been dining and buying things from Whitechapel area from long time time and know the average price of these stuffs. Hence I did not asked the price except paratha . Paratha costed us £1.50 each and the less oily one costed me £2.00. I don’t get it why it would £2.00 for the less oily one. How ridicules pricing it is ? A small cup of tea should not be priced £2.00 as you are not a fine dining restaurant. Even the branded coffee shop won’t charge that much for a cup of tea. When we go to dine such a place like yours should cost more than £1.00 for small cup of tea it’s simply call rip off . When we go to this kind of restaurant we don’t expect that you will charge £3.00 for one litre of water bottle. A small bowl of veg plus lentil curry was £4.99. Do you think it’s fair pricing? You should have some business ethics and fair trade policies otherwise I can bet, you will started to lose the business soon and eventually will get burst one day . I am not moaning because of the money but for dishonesty, I can afford to pay £40.00 for breakfast but you should not rip customers off by unreal pricing of your goods. If you think losing one or two customers will not affect your business than you are wrong, as I am going to tell everyone I know about your restaurant and your service. Even 10 people out of 100 stop coming to your restaurant that will start to make difference in your business in long term. I hope you will realise that making money is not only the ambition of a business.

Dear Everyone I buy iftar box from this restaurant , because they add Channel S , but I buy tow box iftar Inside of box half ifter fresh and they mixed half ifter item old discussing smell because three/four day old basi ifter I am...

Feast & Mishti (as it now calls itself) offers an excellent value buffet of apparently authentic Bangladeshi dishes. Cold starters include dips based on aubergine or tomatoes, as well as a cold cod mash. Warm starters include two types of chicken drumsticks and samosas, but...

Me and my family visited today spontaneously and were not disappointed at all. We were welcomed immediately by the staff and seated right away. We were all very much content with the food, catered perfectly to all of our preferences. We cannot commend the staff...

Had breakfast at 9:30am in the morning and ordered freshly made paratha with eggs, chana and vegetable Daal. It was all very tasty and the service was also exceptional. Love the ambience and the authentic feel, it's like being in Sylhet!

They have tehari and Biriani. Bengali style cooked white rice and different types of vorta and vaji. Buffet available. A la carte Available too

It was a lovely welcoming place. There were about 15 of us, they accommodated us really well. The food selection was amazing and everyone really enjoyed it.

There is no words to describe how rubbish this place is. I have never walked out of a restaurant feeling hungry. Went with family during Ramadan there was only buffets, only few selection. Food was cold and disgusting. Had 2 young children with me who...

I wanted to visit this place for a while as has a big range of Bharta. The restaurant it self was nice and clean, however the buffet was disappointing looking, the chicken items were uneatable because it was so tough. The meat items were nice...

Ideal venue for a family gathering and quality buffet food. There is a good selection of hot and cold food for those who love Indian buffet at a budget. Also ends the meals with a sweet dessert

Visited this place over the weekend during a long weekend in london. Quality of food is poor. Buffet had a poor selection and at a rate of £10per person I expected a lot more. I observed the waiter constantly come out with freshly chopped coriander...

Great tasty food always but serviced never been that great. Like the new decor. They should improve their service, it will compliment their food.

Where do I start, they say 50 buffet iteams, more like 8 iteams, staff where super rude plus asked for a £20 tip. Food was awful and very basic/cheap, rice and dhal which is pennies to make, even that tasted awful, there wasn’t enough food...

Went with my family (wife and 2 kids), food was cold. Took ages for them to get our drink. Some of the food tasted as though they were made 2 days ago..... AVOID UNLESS YOU WANT TO WASTE YOUR MONEY!!

I went to this place with my daughter while visiting London. We had a very busy day in London that day, so wanted to have a nice meal in White Chappell. So found this restaurant after coming out from the underground. We saw the buffet...

Highly recommended for lunch or breakfast! I love the paratha . I will give them 10 on 10 . Friendly excellent customer service

Wer bengali and we use to go sonagaon restaurant on brick lane until we discovered feast and mishti.. Myself, my mum and my sister walked past and saw buffet 9.95 including drinks. When u walk in its all narrow and theres indian hand made sweets...

I visited this restaurant to pick up a take away. Staff at the counter ignored me for several minutes and although they saw me they failed to acknowledge me at all. When I requested the food be warmed up the reply was "you can heat...

Feast & Mishti, to give it its full name, offers a bargain price buffet for just under a tenner, including a soft drink. They claim that there are 30 items which looked about right. Cold starters included salads and some incredibly hot raw green chilis,...

they charged us for the booking of birthday party whilst the party was still going on they let other customers in . taking my guests seats and eating from our cooked dishes, very poor customer service.never going there again double charging for the food from...

I ate here several times while visiting the Royal London Hospital. I had a really wonderful breakfast there, the best parata's I ever tasted with a delicious dal and roasted vegetable masala. I returned with some friends later for the buffet and weren't disappointed, this...

Looking for a simple lunch my friend and I stumbled across Feast. I was immediately impressed at how packed the place was. We were offered the lunchtime all you can eat buffet but side stepped this for tandoori chicken served with nan and salad. My...

Apart from the usual "Indian" dishes, they have a decent line in authentic Bengali curries, fish and bortha ("mashed stuff"), and sweets too. The tea even comes with 2 teabags per cup :-). Did not try the buffet, though it looked reasonable... Good for lunch...

This restaurant is owned by a group of people working there. The food and service is really good, The prices are reasonable.

I've visited this place a few times, they do offer traditional bengali currys, try the fish. I would order from the main menu and keep away from the buffet as most buffets are substandard.

Very bad behave,I think they don't even know how to do customer service.food also not nice.not enough food in there dishes.all most all dishes foods are dry being of long time putting in buffet dish.

I visited there with my friends.We had buffet dinner for 9.99 per head. The bolted hair waiter was sooo rude.I was used 2 plate for it my food but he was took my extra plate and told me 1 person can use only 1 plate...

A buffet themed restaurant that has failed miserably on the theme. Of all the buffet restaurants I have been to, this is the first one that has all the food on the buffet menu in the centre of the room which made it confusing where...

Feast and Mishti Buffet A place really worth visting to get your taste buds going. Really fine tasting spicy cuisine to be tasted at this exemptional restaurant.The staff are always at hand to provide for your every need, with fast service and welcoming you warmly....

Buffet lunch at it's best if you fancy something different. Excellent Bengali cuisine, cooked fresh and constantly topped up. Buffet area kept nice and clean. Friendly welcome, shown the buffet food to enable you to make a decision if you wanted that or something from...