Horn Ok Please in Southwark

this place has been highly recommended on youtube travel vlogs. it was worth the hype. amazing moong dal dosa.

Great food great staff and great atmosphere

The food here is awesome, so flavourful, and the staff very friendly. I had mine with extra chilli so my wife wouldn't steal my food, as I knew it would be good. The cheerful fella cooking the food said I'll get good karma if I leave a review too, which can't be snubbed. Highly recommend.

I visited yesterday afternoon to this shop.. I like food in that shop because of Indian person .. who made channa chat and bale..I don't know his name I love u 💓 after I came uk I ate tasty snacks with some spicy

17/09, Tuesday evening We ordered samosa chaat, the white guy working there was rude and he didn’t gave the optional yogurt and when I asked about it he was rude behaviour.

The food was absolutely amazing and the workers were very kind! Would definitely get it again when we return to Borough Market.

We had some freshly made Moong Dosa and Teas here. Hit and delicious food. Quick and easy to eat food served by a friendly lad from Salem.

We got the dosa chaat which was very good! Super fresh and tasty

My dosa was delicious down to the last bite. It was my first experience with Indian street food in London! Worth stopping by!

Salem Selvi mess style omlette by Sathya in a parotta!! Way to go!!

Really good vegetarian food in Borough Market! The service was great and the food came out really fast. Loved it!

Sometimes you read good reviews with a grain of salt but wow this food is absolutely amazing.

Great atmosphere and great people and amazing food

Great food and very friendly service highly recommended

I asked for green chili inside the dosa chaat, I asked twice then when the guy served me I asked him 3 more times whether he put green chili inside, I got it as takeaway now sitting on a train eating it and no green chilis inside, the guy blatantly lied even know I am a regular customer there, plz get rid of liars and continue to provide good food and service

Please pay some tip for the Indian guy making dosa. Guy is very rude and overworked. Maybe owners don't pay him enough. Not a good experience in terms of food and service.

Perfect place to have Indian Chat.Reasonable price and had a great service.Friendly staff🤩

Haven't had chaat as good as this outside India.

Pretty good Indian street good with friendly staff!! Only qualm I wish the spicy option actually tasted spicy, it was still a bit sweet.

Amazing ice chai and omg the Channa chat is out of the world

Horn Ok Please offers a mixed experience. The food is average in flavor, lacking the vibrant spices and bold tastes one might expect from Indian street food. While the menu boasts traditional favorites, the execution falls short, leaving dishes somewhat bland and uninspiring. Service is okay but not particularly noteworthy; staff are efficient yet not especially engaging or welcoming. Overall, it's a passable option if you're in the area, but there are likely better culinary adventures to be found nearby.

What a dosa … I mean deal … I mean dosa!! Moong dal dosa with channa chaat. Mmmmmmm A great dosa, the outside soft, yet a hint of crunch, the filling mildly spicy, but so good. And the channa chat a happy little addition … minty, slightly sweet with the tamarind and earthy at the same time. Thank you. Perfect lunch. And reasonably priced for the size of the portion.

Tried the Samosa Chat and Dosa. ..very less salt , less spice , very bland..if you are hungry and want indian food a good place to go..but if you are trying the first time..this is not the Indian street food you get in India..😅

Being an Asian I would not call that close to Asian flavour… the bhel tasted so powdery.. not tasty or flavourful at all… would not recommend

The channa chaat is an absolute taste sensation. I can't get enough of it and the team are all really friendly and fun.

Hi, we came to meet the lovely Rohit today at the stall in Borough Market, but his sister (Didi) told us that he had the day off. You are such genuine people, and we were amazed by your kindness! We had the Masala T yesterday, which was a 10/10, and the Dosa we had today was just totally divine! We wish you all the best and may your kindness bless you in many ways! 🙏 This place is a must visit if you are down at the Borough Market!

The food was really teasty and the service great. I have a back problem and they brought chairs for me and my wife even though the market was really crowded and she bought food on anothers shop.

Lovely Sunday at borough market , this was the second stop for us .. we decided to go for the egg kati roll and the moong dal dosa with paneer , the food came reasonably quick the flavours were 10/10 and the atmosphere from the team was very welcoming and fun

I'm borough market where we spotted this. Unfortunately the lady that was at the counter came off quite rude and arrogant. We proceeded to wait for the chaat at the other end and the service was quick. The chaat was fresh and had some decent flavour, however the samosa felt like it had no filling at all, maybe it was the odd one out. They have a standing table opposite where we had a quick nibble. 4/10

Its ok but £9 for a flat great and egg is mad.

Really good dosas, usually no long queues in front and quick service. One of my bests in Borough market and not too overpriced like all the other stalls here.

One portion was enough for two people. It was very delicious, the spices went very well. Those who don't like coriander should be careful. They only accept payment by credit card.

Amazing Indian street food. Reasonably priced for London, between £8-9. Portion was a good size and queue was too long at 1pm

Great food and amazing friendly staff their chai and Chana chaat is to die for

Friendly staff & fantastic chana chaat!

Great food, Great people. Very hospitable folks who run this restaurant, great atmosphere.

Had the dosa chaat. It was filling but the dosa was too thick and it was impossible to use the paper forks. There was a hint of chutney here and there but overall it tasted very average. I really don't know why Borough Market is recommended for vegans as it absolutely stinks of meat dishes from the other stalls and restaurants and doesn't have that many choices. There's very little there that you can't get from anywhere else to be honest.

Chana chat and masala chai were amazing

Their dosa chat is insane! Highly recommended:)

Delicious Indian food, arrange your life, all the taste is good, the prices are good, and the karak is good

One of the best stalls in the market

Recently visited Horn Ok Please and it was a delightful experience. The moong dal dosa paired with chat was absolutely fantastic – a fusion of flavors that danced on the taste buds. Not only was the portion generous for the price, but it also came fresh off the pan. The staff were notably friendly, adding to the warm and inviting atmosphere. And hey, with food this good, I’d honk twice for seconds! Highly recommend for anyone craving authentic and delicious Indian cuisine 😀

While walking through Borough market, we saw this stall and thought of trying it. They have one of the best samosa chaat and masala chai we have tried so far outside of India. Don't miss their masala chai.

It's probably the best Indian Street food in London. Everything is delicious, but the samosa chaat is divine. The combination of all those flavors and textures is unbeatable. The food comes out fast, and it's excellent value for money. Horn OK is not to be missed

Tasty, easy, quick and cheap if you're in central London (why not, before you catch a train). One of the tastiest, if not the tastiest, I've had in London.

Tried the Dosa Chaat. Portion was bigger than I expected, added extra chilli which makes it perfect - would recommend.

Had the dosa chaat which is a lentil pancake stuffed with a potato masala at the borough market. Food gorgeous and very filling. Good value at £7.50 especially at borough market Service prompt and very friendly. We loved it!

Amazing!!! I came across this stall at the Southbank Centre Food Market on a Sunday. It's probably some of the best Indian food I've ever eaten, with a perfect blend of flavors. What's more, the service is very friendly and attentive! I recommend it 100% 🤤

Me being south Indian and having good experiences with the cuisine from India, it doesn’t match hype. But away from home it’s good option to have and taste very well.

yummy food, good twist to chaat and delicious delicious tea♥️. Big shout out to kats complementary tea 😄. good luck to you folks 👍🏼

Very good moong dal dosa with chana chat

Sadly the samples they display on their counter don’t match what you get. Their menu description does not match the sample on the counter which is clearly not a smashed samosa with a bucket full of chick pea curry on top. What’s the point guys? £9 for a carton of chick peas drowning mashed samosa is defo not samosa chaat. Awful presentation and not much flavour. Waste of money.

I got the samosa chaat but it was literally drowning in chickpeas. The chickpeas lacked flavour and tasted like they were out of a can. Very disappointed. I couldn't finish it.

Great service and the chaat is just as good as in India

We visited Borough Msrket and hated it, the crowds, the shoving, the confined space. However, the food at Horn OK Please rose above, and was memorable. I flat out don’t remember the name of what we got, but it was chickpeas and vegetables rolled in a chickpea wrap, and was delicious, as was the masala chai. It was cooked to order, right in front of us, and served hot. Service was friendly and efficient. Horn OK Please gets five stars as a food venue. If you’re there, highly recommend. If they had another location,would go there. But Borough Market is like Dante’s Third Circle of a place to visit. Once is enough, sadly.

I went on a weekday during lunchtime but the queue time was short. Would recommend ordering the samosa chaat which was only £8. Portion was a good size for the price, well worth it.

Electrifying experience in London Borough Market. Never had such authentic taste . I opted for Dosa chaat for which I paid 7.50 quid. I will go next time and have moongdaal dosa with Chaana chaat. There was a huge queue before I cam get my hands on this food. This place was explained by my Friend Must try

Great street food, loved the dosa with all the crispy chaat on the side and the chai I got was really nice .

This has become a bit of a lunchtime regular during weekends in London. Absolutely amazing food, so flavourful, colourful and just lovely. Great value and friendly service too. Recommended!

Sadly very average. I asked for the hot chic peas but was dry and not hot. Bit disappointing.

Amazing indian food. I've been there a few times now and I love everything. The Samosa Chaat is *chef kiss*. The staff are lovely too. Highly recommend eating here.

Wow wow wow, my husband and I had the Vegan option, Dosa literally our mouths were singing with the flavours, I have been Vegan for some years now and have to say flavours for me are key, well Horn Ok rocked those flavours our palettes felt clean and fresh I wished I had the recipe i give it a go, or wished this fantastic place was on our door step. Very filling, excellent value, staff were super friendly. My husband could of got another round but he would of been greedy, now we wish we had, highly recommend. Stayed for the night and went to a vegan restaurant its was poor but this get yourselves down here, you will not be disappointed. Will be back when back here. ✨️🔟

I come to Borough Market just for this. The food here is SO good - I always eat it before thinking to take a picture, and after a visit I dream of going back as soon as I can. Great flavours and fabulous staff. Cannot fault it. Cannot eat anything else at Borough while this is open!

Absolutely delicious...! The mung Dal dosa is a must try.

One of best place I've eaten in a while with an amazing chef. I can not to visit again. Thank you Kat for the food.

Kathy made an exquisite Kati roll 😉

I had the Moong Dal dosa, it was so good and tasty.

It’s hard to find an authentic Indian Chai. I was apprehensive, but the gamble paid off. A thoroughly decent Chai. Well done.

Masterfull Vegan experience. Flavours on top of flavours on top of flavours on top of flavours. Samosa Chaat never fails to impress. Had it for breakfast and for lunch. Both work ;)

Absolutely delicious food made fresh under hygienic conditions. Taste is authentically Indian. Very friendly staff. Would love to come back again soon.

One of the best value-for-money options at Borough Market. Love the dosas and the little street snack bowls. Can have a lunch here that is cheaper than most at the market, as well as pretty healthy. Tasty though I've had the occasional order that wasn't prepared so well (wasn't impressed with the egg kati).

Tasty Indian food at a reasonable price (considering it’s in Borough Market). The Bhel is to die for!

Excellent chai, delicious dosa, lovely service!

Beautiful food and Friendly Staff. Deffo recommend the Moong Dal Dosa. Flavourful and Fresh.

The Kati Egg Roll is the best breakfast in London 😋

Brilliant Indian street food! Friendly staff lovingly prepare a few classic recipes in a location among Borough Market's cooked food counters and stalls. There are vegan options for everything. I chose a dosa chaat today: chickpea curry with Chile and puffed rice wrapped in a freshly prepared dosa. Try it first thing in the morning: delicious. Best vegan food stall in London!

This is a street food style spot Indian flavours are good, limited menu, excellent taste good for money

Virkelig lækkert og velsmagende mad.Det ser ikke ud af noget særligt, men det er vel tilberedt mad, som smager fantastisk godt.Glutenfri og vegetarisk mad.

The Chana chaat I had was aromatic and tasty. When I went, the queue was not so bad. I did see that the dosa was made freshly on the spot and people had smiles on their faces as they tucked into their food.

This small food shop has very limited items on their menu but the taste is just amazing. I personally love the masala chai they serve. It's the best masala chai I've ever had in London.

Average flavourless food. Chickpeas and lentils are fundamentally bland and require exciting accompanents. Warm and filling and that is about all I can say about this. It feels a bit loveless unfortunately but pleasant staff.

Por favor, deje de vender alimentos etiquetados como "Indian Street Food" cuando ni siquiera está cerca de ellos. Este lugar será una gran decepción para la persona que realmente come comida de chat en "India"Yo estuve en el chat de Aloo y me decepcionó mucho. También la señora en el puesto fue extremadamente grosera.Nunca volveré de nuevo.

Its a busy stall at Borough Market offering gluten free Indian Aloo tikki Chaat( potato and chickpea) and Moong dal Dosa ( Lentil crepe) with Red Chutney (Tamarind ) and Green chutney( coriander mint )

La señora que toma las órdenes (potencialmente el dueño) es extremadamente grosera. Estaba tratando de aconsejarle que hiciera una dosa vegana (que ofrecen) y ella siguió gritando para bajar la línea aunque no había terminado de aconsejar.Luego, cuando me mudé, traté de aconsejarla de nuevo y ella gritó "¡Ya te escuché!". Tenía dudas, así que lo comprobé y resultó que no tenía ya que iba a hacer la dosis con yogur I. E. lácteos (!) Que me habría causado una alergia. Ni siquiera se disculpó por su terrible comportamiento y este comportamiento arruinó nuestra tarde en el mercado de Borough.El masala dosa que pedimos también estaba por debajo de la media y habían quemado la papa; no recomendaría que haya muchas mejores opciones vegetarianas / veganas para elegir, así que por favor, evite esta. No voy a volver

Borough Market tiene muchas opciones cuando se trata de comida en la calle, pero, por suerte para mí, había leído sobre Horn Ok, por favor, y sabía lo que estaba recibiendo antes de llegar. Pedí el Moong Dal Dosa, un crepe de lentejas relleno con papas masala, que estaba delicioso. Vino con un lado de garbanzos rematados con chutneys caseros y granadas que era igualmente maravilloso. De las 3 comidas ordenadas (todas de diferentes proveedores), la mía fue, sin lugar a dudas, la mejor. Buena comida, excelente precio, y el hombre y la mujer que cocinan fueron de primera clase. ¡Altamente recomendado!

My wife had a Moong daal dosa I was going to get something else until I tried hers.....went back and ordered the same for myself. Gorgeous dosa beautifuly spiced and the pomegranate really lifted it. The lady who served us was delightful too. Thanks guys

I have lunch here at least once a week - the dosas are delicious (and vegan-friendly if ordered without yogurt), the staff is very friendly and efficient.

No puedo ir a Londres y no comer dosa de este lugar. Soy totalmente adicto, está recién preparado frente a ti. Como la mayoría de los días son fríos en el Reino Unido, siempre termino obteniendo chai de ellos también. Esta es mi comida callejera favorita en Londres

Absolutamente me encantó este carrito en Borough Market. Fantástica dosa hecha en serio picante con la adición de chiles frescos. ¡Testimonio de lo bueno que era, 1 y nevar! Barato y realmente sabroso. Garbanzos y ensalada en el lado con varios chutneys eran increíbles. ¡No puedo esperar para regresar!

I ordered the Moong Dal Dosa (flat pancake stuffed with potatoes and chickpea salad with yoghurt). It was delicious, mildly spiced and very fragrant.

I had a wonderful dinner from Horn Ok Please last night. The pancake was crisp, the potatoes perfectly spiced, and the chickpea curry married so well with its toppings of onion, coriander and pomegranate. Filling and value for money too - £6 for a decent amount of delicious food.

Love, Love, Love this place in the Borough Market. The lentil wraps are sublime, but that chickpea and pomegranate curried side salad is to die for. Will be back next time I'm at the market.

Just what my taste buds wanted , it was very tasty and I liked the sauces on it , mint and coriander, date and tamarind. You gotta try this Dosa.

Work's home-office is in Southwark, and, since I work in the states, coming out here is a big excursion. I'm not kidding, then, when I say that I honestly look forward to the dosa from Horn OK Please as an integral part of my journey. Of all the food at the market, I will keep coming back and back again to this delightful stall. It's worth the wait, if there is one, so make sure to hop in line!

The food was tasteless.It was difficult to locate the place and after 1 hr of search when we found the place the food was not at all tasty.

Intentó hacer la conversación con la mujer daba a quien stern mi cilantro. Ella ni siquiera levantar una media sonrisa y simplemente me ignoró. Cuando comencé a bajar vi su vuelta a su colega y grita 'wow'. Me pareció que esta mujer a ser terriblemente grosero y parecía que ella no tenía pasión por la comida india.

horn ok please is a vegetarian and vegan indian street food stall. the food is colourful, fun and most importantly tasty.

Probé el Samosa de cilantro en el centro de Southbank de ducha y desafortunadamente me volví bastante decepcionados.

Fuimos al centro de southbank cabina no es el Borough Market. Tenía Moong daal Dosa. Sabroso, abundante y barato. No te puedes equivocar realmente.

Was there at the Southbank market on a cold winters day. We had Chai and samosa chaat. The Masala chai was good. But the staff was not keen to make bhel as it was very cold and that we should have come at lunch time instead of 3.30.