Naz Cuisine in Richmond upon Thames

Kind people and wonderful food! Excellent value. I love my Sunday night takeaways from Naz Balti! Always really yummy, Always very quick to be delivered, And always impeccable value. Tonight I had a Sag Daal, pilau rice, four Pappadoms (Yes ALL four just for me 😂), 4 chutney - And it came to only a tenner. And that was including two quid tip for the driver?! Deliveroo must have had some deal on For repeat customers, but they are always great value normally anyway. And They are the kindest! The other week I had a healthy change of mind (Well not really because I was still ordering takeaway 😜), And I wanted to swap my naan for a rice. They said they could not do it because deliveroo gave him no option. So they put in an extra rice for free. I did make sure, as I'm local, to Bob my head around the next day to thank them. I also want to give them a shout out here. Thank you ❤️

Lovely, friendly service and excellent food. King prawn balti was awesome and mushroom rice delicious. Good prices. Definitely recommend.

We stayed in Twickenham for the rugby match and pre booked a table at the Naz for matchday based on reviews and their online menu. The menu we were offered was very limited and much more expensive that their normal menu so we left to eat elsewhere.

I live in Twickenham and have chosen this Indian many times. The interior is very inviting and we were pleased to get in the warm when it was a bit nippy outside. As far as the food is concerned, it’s excellent. I had a lamb madras and it was a perfect example of what is right in that dish. Pickles were good too. The serving was fine and they came promptly to take our order. As we only eat fairly modestly ie one/two dishes I can’t comment on others’ complaints about prices. But I do know that there’s another Asian restaurant at the end of the street that’s much more expensive.And of course the prices will be hiked on rugby days. I don’t blame them! Those people pay hundreds of pounds for their weekend and with everyone pouring into the Indian restaurants, what would you do after the restrictions of the pandemic? The only problem was that there was a gang of men next door who spent their entire evening’s meal swearing and guffawing. But that’s a curry house I guess. And not the fault of Naz Cuisine. I will definitely go back and if nothing else, to taste that madras!

Not been here for a while due to covid but so glad we came back as amazing food. Lamb madras was great and deliciously spicy. They were happy to do something off menu - lamb Rogan josh which my husband says was delicious and his favourite badam rice. Service was good and drinks reasonable.

Food was fantastic. Service good. Price good. Can't understand why it wasn't packed, maybe because it was a Tuesday evening. Will be back

Got a table here after the England game which seemed a result, however food was very expensive and pretty average £16 for a main with no nice is a lot to ask

Tasteful décor, Great food, Excellent staff, going back soon. Situated in a lovely street very near the famous Eel Pie island where rock groups played in the 60s and 2 pubs next door.

Walked in off the street, no booking and the restaurant was very accommodating. Food excellent and change the strength (heat) for the curry to individual taste. Worth and visit and will definitely return when back of our annual rugby trip.

The food was pretty average for an Indian restaurant in the Twickenham area and the price average to high for what you got. Unfortunately during our meal, a pretty clumsy waiter knocked one of our drinks over the table - which meant it all had to be reset! Apart from that, service was not the best and we were placed at a pretty small table considering there were bigger empty tables nearby. The meals were acceptable, but no better than that. I wouldn't return there; there's far more better alternatives in Twickenham.

We usually love a curry, but £16 for a small curry - excluding rice + naan - is extortionate, even on matchdays! Two of our party had to send food back because it had gone cold, so paid £16 for a microwave meal (plus extra for rice, etc). Rip off! Service was atrocious too. We asked for two jugs of tap water and 8 glasses for our large table. The waiter came back with one jug and two glasses between 8! Despite asking 3 times for the extra glasses and water, they never appeared. We got unfortunate, as we don’t know the area and everywhere else seemed busy after the rugby. I now know why this place was pretty empty. Don’t make the same mistake we did. AVOID!

A really good Indian restaurant situated in charming Church street in Twickenham opposite The Fox pub.(jazz every Thursday} Excellent food well presented the Chicken Tikka was superb. Starter ,main, large glass of house red , good service £24

Empty restaurant but we were given the tightest table ever!! Then got drinks.......all good. Asked 3 staff about a dish on the menu but they couldn’t tell us about it!! Ordered a starter for the waiter to come and leave the plate on the other side of the table and walk off!!!!!! Complained so the owner told the waiter to say sorry and told us it happens sometimes-they don’t know, it’s ok........NO it’s not ok!!! Walked out!

Great food and the lamb biryani was divine. The staff were friendly and welcoming. It was my first visit but it won’t be my last.

I have eaten here before but food seems to have improved. papadoms fresh and good dip selection. good selection of dishes. the balti partner ordered was a liitle too hot but he could have had it cooled down if we had thought about it. My dish very nice. good value as we had a bottle of wine also. look forward to visiting another time.

Went to this curry house after the rugby tonight. Admittedly it was busy but we had to ask three times for our drinks order. There were plenty of staff, they just didnt seem organised. One of our starters was only luke warm. Im not a big person but the waiter was continuously rudely banging his trolley into my chair and telling me to move in, even though I had moved in as close as I could the first time he asked me to.. Food was plonked on the table rather than served. Will be trying a different curry house next time I visit.

Went to this Curry House after the Rugby, £25 for two courses is a rip off, small portions I was still hungry when we left, food is bland poor all round will never return.

Came here with a mate about 6pm after the rugby on Saturday. Just an average curry really, nothing bad but certainly nothing special. Twickenham is expensive anyway and prices are always pushed up on match days but at £25 a head for this quality we wouldn't bother again.

This Indian restaurant has hardly changed in all the many years I’ve been coming here on International match days at Twickenham. It’s some of the most wonderfully efficient chaos you’ll ever find in a restaurant. They somehow manage to serve dozens and dozens of boisterous rugby fans and get them out in time to get to the game for kick off. The food isn’t the best, but it’s not at all bad and besides that isn’t the point. It’s the atmosphere that makes this a great place to eat and on a quieter occasion the food is probably much better.

Increasing prices (£25 minimum order/ set menu per person) for match days is really unacceptable in Twickenham. Even when challenged they just shrugged and said ‘what can we do?’.

We celebrated a birthday here this week thinking-how god it used to be when I used to come here years ago. But my god how time has changed, the food was awful, watered down lentil dhal, same masala base used for all dishes regardless meat or vegetables.

I have been to Naz on numerous occasions in the last and always found it to be good but last night’s visit was awful. We pre-booked a table of 15 for my sister’s bday. On arrival it took them over half an hour to get us menus which we had to ask for. No one came to welcome us or ask us for drinks for a long time. We had to ask to order food and it didn’t start to arrive until 1.5 hours later. When we complained the staff we were very rude and not at all apologetic. It was very strange. When the waiter brought over the naan bread he accidentally dropped it off the plate and again didn’t apologise. The food all tasted good when it finally arrived but a few of us had a dodgy stomach this morning.

Our usual group of friends on a warm Saturday evening. We always order a mixture of mains and sides. Food served promptly and was excellent - can't remember what we had though. Reasonably priced including the wine.

Tasty madras but the chicken was a bit tough! Nice restaurant though, like the refurb and the staff are friendly and helpful...

3rd visit to naz not so good on 3rd visit it was 730 pm place was empty except for me and the wife . Had not even finished first meal and was asked am I ready to order main meal .the waiters must have a sinus problem because all I could hear was snorting and loud sniffing . We could not Finish our meal as it was making us feel sick .the rest of church street was very busy . Now I know why naz was empty .will not eat in there again

I had a take out chicken balti with rice which was absolutely delicious - highly recommended. This was my first take out from Naz Cuisine which was on recommendation from my son who has had numerous takeouts from them and is never disappointed

We have been visiting this restaurant for years and usually enjoy the food but this time we felt a bit disappointed. It was busy but the service was not to the usual standard and they seem to have stopped complimentary drinks at the end of the meal. The madras was good and nice and spicy and both rice dishes were tasty.

Myself and six friends went here yesterday evening to celebrate the return to the UK of two close friends from the USA where they had lived and worked for the last ten years. This used to be my favourite Indian restaurant in Twickenham, not any longer. I could understand the way it has altered if it were under new management, but no, the place is still run by the same management as it always has. The first thing the disinterested waiter asked was what we would like to drink. Most of the party ordered beer. Myself and a few others also asked for jugs of cold water to be placed on the table as well as the glasses of beer. A few minutes later the waiter brought back glasses of luke warm water. When we asked again for jugs of cold water the waiter brought back a jug of water and a glass filled with quickly melting ice which was barely frozen and melted in the luke warm water in moments. We decided to give up on water to cleanse our pallets for the rest of the meal. It was almost as if they only wanted to sell customers alcoholic drinks, which I hasten to add we had in fact ordered. Upon taking the order for starters the waiter, who I have never seen before found it difficult to understand our requests so subsequently got the orders wrong. Going forward to the main course, the waiter placed our plates to us but, upon inspection they were in fact filthy. It was as if food had been left to dry on the plates by previous dinners which had not been scrubbed off or soaked in hot water prior to being washed in a dish washer. They were also coted in what appeared to be oil or grease, YUK!. There was only between four to six other dinners in there at the same time as us, so its not as if the place was busy. Something that was rather annoying to one of the party was the fact that because the management have for some weird reason placed a group of tables together which would seat up to ten people so close to our table that the waiter kept colliding with one of my friends chair every time he walked past with his trolley of food, which is bloody annoying when you are trying to enjoy your food. Due to the distinct lack of dinners it was absolutely unnecessary to place tables and chairs so close together. All of our group have eaten in the "Naz" for years but, its almost as if the management are no longer interested in running what was, a very good restaurant serving Indian food in Twickenham. Come on guys, get your house in order or you will go the same way as The Delhi Durbar next door (now closed). I shall in future dine in one of the many other Indian restaurants in Twickenham.

Can't work out why my curry costs more because a game of rugby is being played a couple of miles away. Any the response to similar questions is all you need to know..

Group dinner for 4 which turned out to be a waste of money and time. Park of the order was Chicken dhansak, which should have lentils in the sauce and had none. Chicken Vindaloo which tasted nothing like the dish should be. The nann bread was very small, the service was very slow, they did not seem to care and we had to wait 10 mins before they asked if we would like some more drinks. The staff did not seem to care.

The first thing that strikes a potential customer to Naz Balti is the menu outside. For instance, most of the vegetable dishes are listed as being £2.95. But when you get into the restaurant and view the menu there, they are around £3.45 (Trades Descriptions?). The food was unadventurous on the spicing and heat. A very peculiar addition to the pickle tray was a little dish of bright pink coconut, like a paste. The service was a bit hit and miss - one waiter leaning on the wall, yawning; another much more interested in the cricket on the wall-mounted tv. Without wishing to sound snobby (but it will!), it seems an ok place for takeaways and families (the last time we were there, chicken and chips was served to suit the children's and grandad's rather more conservative taste). Wouldn't bother to go again, and particularly disliked being tempted in by low prices, only to find them increased when inside. They say they are 'high quality', 'contemporary' and 'Twickenham's finest Indian' - none applies. (Little Mumbai is without doubt the best Indian restaurant in Twickenham and fits all of those adjectives!)

Went there for the first time yesterday. We live in Twickenham so thought we would try it. Busy because the rugby was on. Food was average but it is clear that they pretty much double their prices on rugby days which is a complete con. I find that appalling.

Very, very good food, with proper heat and great taste. The Madras was brilliant. Staff were very welcoming and attentive. Price was also very reasonable.

Having booked a table at the restaurant next door for myself and my family and been rudely told they had no record of our reservation. (See other review) We called the naz balti and luckily they had a table available for us. We were shown...

Its like being at home without clearing up the dishes. I've been coming here for the past 6 yrs with my family and friends, never had any major issues, only when there busy food might take 5-8 mins longer, then normal due to food being cooked fresh but happy to wait as know i won't be disappointed

Went for a meal tonight, for birthday. Ordered two curries and naan bread. . When arrived, my wife's curry had a long hair in it, and my curry had a black creature crawling in it. I politely asked a waiter and brought this to his...

Our extended family regularly eats here and I can honestly say that we have never had a bad meal here. They welcome my elderly patients with their walking sticks and the young children with their energy (we always eat at lunchtime). The staff are fab,...

Celebrated a family birthday on a Sunday night. Not too keen on the dips for the popodoms, but that's probably a personal taste.. Service was a little slow, but I think that was a Sunday vide feeling, but it gave us plenty of time to enjoy our family catch up. I had the mixed platter as main which was lovely with egg fried rice and alo gobi. Best alo I've had in a long time.

Debo ser sincero y decir que no he comido. He experimentado su servicio sólo. Se tarda unos 30 minutos en llegar, pero merece la pena la espera y el costo extra para la entrega no. Absolutamente deliciosa comida. El balti viene con pan nan arroz pilau y tuvimos también que era genial. Comida fantástica. Me voy a volver un montón.

The setup is professional but lacks good customer service. When your walking down the road it feels like your almost being forced to come to the restaurant but the waiters who harass you to come to eat in this restaurant. The food can vary one...

He estado en el Naz en muchas ocasiones durante muchos años. No he podido bajar. La comida siempre es muy rica y el tamaño de la porción es siempre bueno. El personal es muy atento y educado. Mi única reserva es la falta de hielo para las bebidas, que es sorprendente realmente como una máquina decente de hielo no es caro.

Después de una tarde completamente refrescante en el rugby, mis amigos y yo navegamos aquí algo de sustancia requiere urgentemente. El personal estaba dispuesto a obligar a pila nuestra los platos con una selección de sus deliciosos Viktualienmarkt. Popadoms, por supuesto, seguido de un pollo balti, espinacas y patatas con acompañamiento de arroz para mí. Delicioso - sabrosa, picante pero no abrumadora. Porciones decentes. Mis compañeros eran igualmente satisfecho con su biryani y jalfrezi.

We enjoyed a great meal here on a sunny Sunday tea time. Five of us were slightly cosy around a table designed to seat four - but that was our choice, we were offered an additional table. Service was fast and friendly, the food lovely (although I'd have enjoyed a little more spice, the children were delighted that it was just right for them). Five of us enjoyed poppodoms, main courses and drinks for less than £50. We'll be back again!

It has taken me a long time to find an Indian Restaurant in the area that I really like. This is the one. It has a friendly but peaceful ambience, friendly efficient staff and the food is so far extremely good. And the beer is very cold (very important!). We are sticking to this one having given up on quite a few more local ones. Generous portions too. Recommend and have returned quite a few times since discovering recently.

We ate here after an international rugby friendly! We love our curries! The presentation and flavours of the food were both acceptable rather than outstanding. The service was good even though the place was packed. We would come back after a game but not with great enthusiasm.

Fabulous Indian meal for 6.Love this restaurant.Each meal was really delicious, the balti was excellent as was the lamb and chicken tikka. Very fast and friendly waiters always helpful. We keep coming back its so good and good value too.

Google reviewsPete WILLIAMSPete WILLIAMSin the last weekWe've been to many Indian restaurants in Hounslow and Twickenham over the years and we always keep on going back to the Naz Balti, Church Street Twickenham. First of all the location is great right near the Thames and Eel Pie Island and secondly the food, service and atmosphere is consistently good. We ordered lamb kebab and prawn puri to start with a pint of Kingfisher lager and bottle of Cobra each - all really good. For our main courses we had Lamb madras balti (succulent meat and hot and spicey sauce), Butter Chicken for the kids , a creamy coconut, mild curry (they ate it all) plus a chicken saag balti - a rich, deep taste in a delicious medium sauce (gorgeous as described) plus a lamb shath khania which had soft (pulled)lamb in a spicy sauce and a chicken tikka masala (lovely as described). We also ordered a saag paneer. The balti dishes include nan bread so we just ordered two rice between 6 and a couple of peshwari nans. The meal including lots of beer came to just over £25 per person with a complimentary drink at the end. It's a family friendly restaurant. When the rugby is on it is always very busy as is the whole of Twickenham so avoid those days if you don't want to get caught up in the crowds.

Very disappointed with the service in this restaurant. Given its location in a very popular street for restaurants I would have expected them to focus on service. Unfortunately we had to keep asking for things like plates! The food was ok without being any better than a standard Indian Takeaway.

Visited here after the rugby sevens at Twickenham. Chose restaurant because the one next door was full of drunk rugby fans!Had a good meal - very tender lamb. Friendly waiters.Will go back when next in the Twickenham area.

Treated ourselves to a Bank Holiday weekend trip to Twickenham-couple of hours by the river, a quick stop at The Eel Pie, then a stroll to the Naz before getting a train home. We have eaten here most times when in Twickenham (in various stages of coherence !) and always found the food good value and well prepared. On this visit it was amazing ! I had a prawn dish from the monthly specials list and it was superb-truly the best curry I have had in a restaurant for ages. Rice, bread and side dishes were also great. My partner was similarly impressed with her Biryani ! We look forward to our next outing, when we shall no doubt finish up back at Naz !

Just wanted to say thank you to our friends at NAZ.....Always go to see these guys when in Twickenham and always greeted with a warm welcome.Food constantly of good quality with Service to match.NAZ is a must visit if you like the real deal in Curry Eating...

We visited following a rugby match and will never go back again. The food is of low quality (rice was ok but that's about it). The tables are packed so closely its difficult to get in and out, embarrassing for the lady next to us who needed the toilet and had to ask us to move our table whilst eating so she could go! Service was poor and waiters were rude, they should be careful not to judge a book by its cover some guests can understand what they are talking about and it wasn't polite! Prices are far too expensive for the quality of food. Decor is really poor and aged, napkins were frayed and chairs very rickety. Every time the food cart was pushed past the waiter knocked into my chair and back with not one apology all night. It was just an overall terrible experience and I would not recommend this place at all.

Church Street is the nicest Street in Twickenham, by a considerable distance, and is blessed with any number of restaurants, several of which are Indian, all kept afloat by the hordes descending for rugby matches and pop concerts at the Stadium. I chose Naz Cuisine on this occasion and was not disappointed. It is certainly a cut above your average curry house with lovely service and extremely good value. Try to visit on a quiet day, Stadium wise.

Went here with my brother late on and wish i had never bothered,the staff were bad mannered and a very rushed service.they just want you in and out as fast as possible.For the food it was like slop and tasteless,we both felt ill the next day,Its honestly one of the worst curries i have ever had and very poor service.

Our group of four adults visiting last night and sat out doors. Staff were pleasent, friendly and helpfull. Although I have tasted better curries, I had the vindaloo, their was no room for complaint and tasted like a vindaloo should! Will definitely be returning.

t wasn't as nice as when I've ordered from there before and the delivery was very slow (especially for a Monday), will try again but it's a shame they are inconsistent.

My daughter went to Naz after the England/France game: they squeezed us in. The staff were very friendly & helpful - diving to hold our glasses when a slightly drunken customer bumped into our table. The service was quick , despite the restaurant being packed to the gills. The food was good and plentiful. the price was a bit steep, but sadly a lot of places jack their prices up on match days, so it might not be the normal rates.

We reserved lunch for eleven of us on Boxing Day and without exception found the food to be both fresh and delicious. In fact I would go as far to say that yesterday's curry was one of the best we've ever had. Service was good too, but there again we were the only diners that lunchtime.I would certainly have no hesitation in returning and recommending this restaurant - although being from the Twickenham area I personally would avoid any restaurant on a rugby day (obviously not if you're coming to a match) as they're packed and inevitably standards can slip. Everyone has their favourite curry house and Twickenham has a good selection on offer. However, we like the Nza and will certainly be back.

I visited Naz after watching England play South Africa - it was the only Indian restaurant with a table down Church Street.I was really disappointed with the quality of food, service and atmosphere in the restaurant, especially since the prices were relatively steep. Once we were sat at our table, we didn't get a single smile from a waiter and they got our order wrong. The food itself was exceptionally average, edible but not particularly enjoyable and then we were asked to leave so that they could fill the table before we had finished our drinks. Overall, they did the bare minimum to justify the bill that they put in front of us at the end of the night and I will avoid in future and recommend any readers do the same. I should add that it's possible that this restaurant is quite different when the rugby isn't on.

Not to be harsh, but my first visit was not good. The music was nice, in fact moreso than the food we were served. The reviews on here had me expecting this restaurant to be great but I was quite disappointed.

I went to Naz Balti with a mate of mine who is experienced with curries and has tried most of the local curry houses in the Twickenham/Teddington/Hounslow area. We both agreed that Naz Balti does a fantastic curry – possibly the best in the Twickenham/Teddington area. The management is fairly new and was very friendly when discussing their plans for developing the restaurant. I wish them the best and I really hope you try it out. It's good value and good food and definitely worth a go! Make sure you start off with reasonably-priced papadums with their selection of chutneys and orange coconut pieces!

Hailing from the Midlands we tend to know our curry. Ate here last Saturday my chicken & mushroom balti had the appearance and taste of a jar curry, other dishes were too heavily salted.It might be the location but £12.95 for a balti alone is near the top end of the price range and not reflected in the quality.Avoid.

Near the bottom of church street, this place is a little off the beaten track but its most definitely worth a visit. Having visited about 5 other indian resturants in Twickenham, this one is by far the best. The menu has a very wide choice and the food is always so fresh. The staff are fantastic and I would recommend this place to anyone.

This place is a little gem amongst lumps of coal. I've never had a disappointing meal. The staff are very service orientated. During the summer months they offer alfresco dining. Best to book Thursday to Sunday as it's packed. Looking forward to the next dinner

Just had to write review on this lovely Indian restaurant I can honestly say the food is heavenly the service is fantastic the staff can't do enough for you and very reasonably priced as well the house wine is great and only 10-95 a bottle well done Naz

Been coming to this restuarant for a long time, never disappointed, family run business from the 80s, new generation bringing-in home cook food to your plate. My fav is the lamb sathkania (had to write this) with laagan bhaji, absolutely yummy. Avoid rugby nites in Twickenham as a whole, to many people drinking and causing nuisance.

We always find ourselves coming back to Naz. The main reason is they are consistent. We've eaten in many Indian restaurants throughout Twickenham and they are be far the best. Don't get me wrong there are other great Currys to be had in Twickenham, but over the years this has been our favorite. Top tip for the winter is their takeaways(delivered) are also on the money.

TW1 is a highly competitive market when it comes to curry.Our first ever try of Naz Balti did not let us down.You have a lot of options around here - but this is worth keeping on the list

We went in here after an England match at Twickenham, so as you would expect, the place was full to overflowing.I had a chicken sagwali, which was a new one on me (chicken and spinach), which was very tasty. I did get to try one of my colleagues lamb dishes, which was full of flavour.The one disappointing aspect of the night was the service, which up until we had paid our bill was fine. Most of us had drinks left to finish, but about two minutes after we had settled the bill the staff were telling us we had to leave as they needed the table.We all understood they were busy, but we had spent a fair bit of money in there , and I think it is perfectly reasonable to be allowed to finish drinks that had been paid for.My tip would be not to pay the bill until you have finished every aspect of your meal!(And we stayed and finished our drinks!)

Ate here with a friend last night. Church Street was closed to traffic so we were able to sit outside. Great atmosphere with live music. The food was excellent, nearly as good as that we had in very nice restaurants in India. Service was good. All in all a very enjoyable evening at a reasonable cost. I will be returning!