Pind Punjabi in Ealing

DO NOT GO HERE IF YOU ARE NOT LOCAL Had my drink snatched from my hand and told I was not welcome, very much a local place or you may be hit in the head. Very scary place, moved here from Lancashire and was trying to make friend.

Double check your bill when you get it. This was my 2nd visit and what a mistake. NEVER AGAIN On 1st visit (in Apr 2023) we were charged for Salad which we never ordered not received but as it was only £3.00 we didn't argue. Last night we got charged for Chicken Tikka, again we hadn't ordered nor received. On Confronting the management (the woman and probably her husband) they were adamant we had ordered it and received it. I asked them to show paper the waitress had written on, her reply "it's some where in bin' I have never come across RUDEST owners like these two.. AVOID BY ALL MEANS. There are other restaurants around who value their customers.

POOR COSTUMER SERVICE x To start with this one star is only for the waiter who was more apologetic than the manager/owner/rude lady at the till donno who she was ! Wanted to visit this place from a while as heard from a friend but it was a total disappointment . Ordered Amritsari fish which was ok ok ! Jumbo tandoori prawns wer bland no taste then we complained but they dint do anything. The lady at the counter didn’t even made an effort to check on what the customer is complaining about , least bothered . Then she had the audacity to charge us for the prawns £14.50 for 5 pieces .There business pricing terms and conditions are out of this world! This was hilarious when i read that..They charge 25£ if someone drinks n vomits and they also charge you for the takeaway containers !!!!!!! Thats stupid xx DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE !!!!!!!!! Minus zero for that rude lady (learn some customer service)

Went to this restaurant and the weekend met up with a very good friend before a concert at the Beck theatre. We asked for a Diet Coke bottle from a young girl, 15 minutes later I asked the the owner where is our coke bottle she said I don’t think we got Diet Coke we have got coke zero cans or a normal coke bottle so we said that’s fine. We asked for popadoms to start and kebab rolls for a after course they came together. After a longggggg wait. We had to ask for a jug of water 3 times and serviettes twice. The owner was miserable and not inviting at all.

So we arrived after calling in prior as usually we get refused a seat even if it’s empty for some reason they want to be called before. Arrived and sat down was ignored for 20 minutes eventually got given menu and a bottle of warm coke. One problem no cups waited for a waiter all of them ignored us so we took the cups off the others tables, we eventually ordered after another 15 min wait, other customers were also getting frustrated too. We asked for poppadums as we waited nothing came , all of a sudden the mains starters and popadums arrived in one go leaving us confused on where to start , food was terrible over salted lamb which was disgusting naan was stale chicken seemed mircowaved and to top it off the kebabs were cold and almost raw. It was a struggle to get the bill and they demanded cash only with the age old card machine does not work excuse eventually the machine worked when a colleague of mine said he will put a review online we wasn’t even shown a bill just a price disgusting place , not to mention the smell of damp drain pipes through the shop place is a hangout for alcoholics with pathetic food

We went to eat and we’re told to wait 45 mins which became an hour. As we walked in the persumed owner who was clearly drunk shouted at us as we didn’t close the front door and said I don’t know where these type of people turn up from !! So we turned a blind eye the table was rocking so used a tissue to fix that waiters didn’t bother. Didn’t even get asked for what we wanted for 25 mins and when the food came the chicken tandoori was uncooked the drunk owner refused to take to back long story short he charged us for the raw food and then demanded we pay £10 extra salad !!! Which we never ate and never asked for but he said it was a standard charge . We refused to pay upon which he got very angry and began arguing With staff and throwing plates around while swearing at other customers we decided we would pay for what we deemed okay which came to £26 but he demanded £43 which included £10 for a salad we still refused and walked off he then tried to lock us in we had to call the police to sort it out NEVER ever go there

Outstanding service- special thanks to Husan who was very welcoming, attentive and helpful. The food was excellent, especially the masala mogo, chana Batura (which we should have ordered extra of but my wife said no), butter chicken, gajar halwa. We will be returning again - highly recommend!

lovely food, good service. we have been here many times now this year and last year and 2018 to. very good.

Well, I’ll start of with something positive. The smell of the food is amazing. Unfortunately, that is the only positive thing I have to say about this place. My sister ordered a paneer tikka roll, the paneer was not cooked properly, still a tad raw - chewy and not a pleasant chewy. She was really disappointed, as anyone would be paying £5.50. Although, the size of the tikka roll was great, and value for money is there - ONLY IN SIZE. Moreover, my dad ordered a chicken dish, he complained ( rightfully so) that the chicken dish was, well to put it simply, a mess. Coming from an Indian background we can tell when something isn’t cooked right, and the curry was a complete let down. The Butter Naan is great though. Although we have had good experiences with this place in the past, it seems to be going downhill. Would I say completely avoid this place? No. There are some good things on the menu. But when you are paying for something you expect what you pay for, this was a waste of money and time. Sad.

I have just witnessed a lady behave aggressively towards her two children, sanctioned by the staff. She arrived with her friend and the kids. They were playing pool in the back but she was so loud she drew our attention. It was disturbing. At one point she dug her nails into the boys head and dragged him to a chair in the corner. Several times she put her face up close to her kids and swore at the top of her voice. We complained to staff who advised that the lady was a friend of the owner so could not be asked to leave. Then the staff member went and told the aggressive lady what had been said about her. This led to the lady making a phone call to someone which involved shouting and swearing and descriptions of violence towards the people who complained. At this point we left. Poor kids.

Never a bad meal with pind Punjab , food is so delicious always fresh . Friendly environment saag is a must highly recommend it

Got started on with a mate and hit by him and the barman just cared about the custom and those who were buying the drinks, chucked the victim out came close within the distanced measures and when was reversed he accused me of breaking distance measures !!!!! Never going back again lost my service forever!!! Idiot

All VEG People DONT RISK this place AT ALL!!! Not even 1 star worth it. We are Pure Veg and my kid has Allergy to Chicken. They gave Chicken tikka masala for take way when clearly I had ordered Paneer Tikka. And at collection i even asked the Person at Desk "it is Paneer right not chicken?" He Confidently replied "Yes It is Paneer Tikka" When returned home 3 miles away as Wife had Monday fasting and kids were hungry. We started having it. Its only when we had small piece in mouth "thinking its paneer" we realised it tasted odd and when we cut the piece we found out it's chicken. When I called restaurant the same guy confirm after speaking with Chef that they gave me Chicken Tikka masala. All he said "Sorry!" Thats all! Then he said "Oh you live far for me to deliver as well". Shocking behaviour. Not even mentioned about refund. I am now more concern about my daughter's health as she ate chicken when she has allergies to it. On top my religious belief insulted as we never bring Non-Veg at home neither we eat. Staff came to deliver at home he confirmed he informed his boss about this error and he initially didnt allow him to come to deliver then he allowed but his boss/owner hasnt got courtesy to call me and apologies or consideration of refund which wouldnt rectify this blunder.

WARNING WARNING. Grease covered popadoms, Cold plates, Cold restaurant, Substandard food - Will I be returning ..................?

Excellent Kebab Roll. Could have done with service with a smile. First visit but disappointed with attitude when we asked about menu. Would have spent more if we knew what was on offer and how cooked. Had 2 non Asian friend so it was their right to ask. All this said we will go back for lunch again. Different decor! Could have been 4 rating for first visit

I live an hour away, but I come all the way here for the food all the time. It is amazing each and every time! Would definitely recommend if you're in the area!

Really good food and very reasonably priced. Malai Kofta was awesome. Good atmosphere - great for family and friends.

Amazing restaurant, the decor is fantastic, Punjabi culture at its best. The food was amazing also and it’s an open kitchen view so you can see the chefs hard at it cooking away. I recommend the butter chicken but everything is great whatever you order. I only gave 4 out of 5 as we had to sit at the table nearest the entrance and the door doesn’t close properly also people were in and out so alittle cold to be sitting there.

I was shocked at the service we received as there only another table occupied. The padrichaat was basicThought punjabi restaurant decided to order maki ki roti and saag, big mistake the maki ki rotis are not fresh and reheated, tasteless and the all around hard, when I told the waiter he said he will ask the chef and never came back with an answer. We also ordered paneer bhurjee, once again tasteless, however the garlic naan was good. We asked for rasmali, tea and hot water. It took three attempts just to get hot water in 25 mins when we decided to get and leave as the desert and tea had not arrived. The waiters leave the dirty starter plates on the table when serving the mains. Never brought the raita which we ordered. This was the best bit, we asked for the two left over dishes to be packed, the waiter brought two tin foil tubs to the table and gave us a carrier bag to put them in. When I went to pay I noticed that they had charged me £1.00 for each foil tub. At no point we were told that there will be a charge for this. Awful, disappointed. Give this a miss.

service was quick and smooth as for the food can`t complain the taste is priceless better then the other restaurants i have been to and quite flexible in delivering food to the table

We attended the pind Punjabi pub,it’s a great new addition to Hayes town,we were having a couple of drinks when the table next to us had food delivered,that was it the food looked so good,that we ordered and what a result,great food and good value Great night out

Amazing restaurant, amazing atmosphere, amazing food. The service was impeccable, i have been raving about it to anybody that will listen since I went. Definitely worth visiting.

Had gone there yesterday. My husband does a lot of entertaining for his international clients that come to the uk. He asked me go with him to check out the restaurant and the food. i had read the reviews before going but did not want to discourage him or taint his experience..... so here goes

We went there last night food was very nice with great flavour. We really enjoyed our food. Thanks guys specially Chefs.

Breaks my heart writing this as always come here.... wont make it war and peace

Fantastic flavours and authentic dishes great atmosphere good service and you can bring your own drink, off license next door. Highly recommendable if you are bored with your local Indian restaurants and fancy trying Punjabi cuisine instead of Bangladesh’s which my local ones are.

I went there today they say no table for single person not serve food so I suggest don’t there l. Better have McDonald’s or kfc

Myself and my brother planned to go again in restaurant as everyone know that food here is very nice .....the thing which made me upset is that I and my brother enter in the restaurant no body was on the door to greet us.....so we go ahead and garb one table for 4 as there was no table for 2....

The reason that stars cannot be given because we booked the table 1 week in advance for our reunion, unfortunately the restaurant was closed when we got there. There weren’t an apology when we called them.

Been there twice for takeaways and eaten in once, the food is beautiful. By far the best curry I have ever eaten

Food is really good with authentic taste and Punjabi ambience. Place is normally very busy. Booking is recommended.

I had visited last week with friends good taste but quantity of the food maybe disappointed you against menu price.

If your focus is on food - then this is the place to be. Awesome punjabi food is what this place is all about. This is not a "posh" or "fusion" place - and with that kind of fresh taste, it doesnt need to be. The decor is unpretentious, prices are reasonable and to top it all - you can bring your own booze. Noisy - but that adds to the fun and character of this place. Only downside is the location - Hayes is not exactly the best locality in London, but the food makes the trip worthwhile.

A classic Punjabi restaurant with some really great food at a fraction of a cost when compared with other restaurants .The dishes like daal maakhani,baingan bharta were very tasty .We were served by Balli and Rehan who were attentive,polite and very prompt !

I ordered take-away from Pind Punjabi and was very disappointed. The saag paneer was brown and swimming in oil (probably fresh out of a tin can). The makki de roti was solid like a biscuit. The aloo tikki wasn’t great and the aloo parathas looked like they had done 3 rounds with Mike Tyson. Overall, not worth the money. Also when I asked about the 10% discount as per their website, was told by the auntie on the till that’s not available anymore. Update the website then! They don’t offer delivery either. Very poor experience and won’t be going back.

Awesome Indian food in London .. really like the ambiance.. the rich feel .. delicious food .. Punjabi flavour.. enjoyed a lot .. nice evening..

It's dinner time we order 3 hard drinks and fish tandoori but fish quality was very bad we also order dal Long with bhindi Masala and chicken which is there signature dish all were good but chicken was not good service was good

I have visited this restaurant a few times Over the PST few years and it never ceases to amaze me.

Good Punjabi food (both Veg and Non-Veg), I tried Dal Tarka and Jira Rice and just loved it. Good ambiance as well

I enjoyed Paneer (Indian cottage cheese) and naan and my cousin had lamb/chicken dishes.

if you are carving for desi punjabi food with great rural punjab ambiance suggest visit pind punjabi in hayes!

I was near Heathrow and needed a bite to eat. A friend recommended this place so I thought I'd give it a try - I was extremely impressed. The food was great & the portions plentiful. I had the chicken tikka and some pilau rice which came on a bed of onions in a sizzling plate. The staff were wonderful, friendly and accommodating - they made sure to ask how much spice I like (not a lot actually) and prepared my food to suit me. Best of all this restaurant was excellent value for money. I'll be back :)

Went here for our Christmas meal after a few friends recommended it

Very unprofessional with opening hours. One day there open during the day the next day there not open.

You feel it already as you enter, most of he people are local, always a good sign. The place is nice, clean and very Indian. The staff is friendly, the menu great to look at with everything you could wish for. The service is quick and very flexible to accommodate your wishes. And on top of it all, the food is the real stuff. You could just as well be in India. So if you are in for the real thing I really recommend Pind Punjabi.

I have never been to such a nice place in my life. The food was amazing and the service was awesome. i would really recommend this restaurant if you like a bit of desi culture like me. A+++ overall.

This is the right place for a truly authentic Punjabi Indian meal and experience. No frills but expect the food to be of great value and full of great homely flavours. A must for Indian food fans.

We enjoyed their karahi chicken & lamb Roganjosh! It was amazing!! Really good taste. The restaurant inside has a very...

He comido un par de veces en el restaurante y hacer un montón de comida para llevar en mi camino de vuelta desde Londres o Heathrow. . . La comida es genial, comiendo en podría ser un poco fuera de fecha, y la decoración tiene...

Fuimos tbere para una excursión informal después del trabajo. La calidad de la comida es patético. La carne era barata carne rosada. La comida tenía partículas de suelo en verduras como si no lavar las verduras antes de cocinarlas. El personal era grosero. Mantuvieron que vienen a nosotros pidiendo que tome los platos cuando aún estábamos comiendo. Además de todo, me dieron un estómago n de garganta después. arruinó completamente el fin de semana largo. Fue una experiencia terrible. La calidad de la comida es barata y horrible. .

Tuve una noche maravillosa en este elegante restaurante. La comida estaba bien sazonada y fácil en el paladar. El servicio era genial, no tengo ninguna queja, increíble! ! ! !

Very bad experience with take away. Amritsari fish was worst . Saag was ok. Stay away ... ......

Loved the decor, food was average/good. We started with Bharve gol gappas tasted ok but a bit sweet and panjabis generally like food spicy not sweet so I didn't enjoy them. Also had chilly mogo which was mediocre but very hot. Main dishes lamb curries and naans were good. The decor makes this place, the women's toilets are where they house the mops too! And they didn't lock, when I approached a waiter to tell him lock is broken he asked an Aunty (older lady) to stand watch so I could use the toilet. This made me laugh and only added to the authentic panjabi experience. We will definitely return.

Ordered a baby chicken chicken curry naans and lamb kebabs. It took one hour 15 mins for the food to come naans came first then sat there for over an hour till food came. Asked for chilli sauce was given tomato kethup mixed with crushed chillies upon asking where is the chilli sauce they said we only do this . The food was disgusting to say the least never seen so many small bones in the baby chicken just tiny meat strands kebabs had pieces of lamb bone and the vindaloo was raw I complained and the owner and his wife refused to replace the meal and instead charged me extra saying I had ordered two baby chickens !! I refused to pay after which the owner got aggressive while his wife swore in Panjabi eventually I paid half and walked out never again

i went there and ask owner if i can get my own alcohol in restaurant he said yes i got my own 3 beers from next shop then to my surprise in the bill he charged service charged of 5 pounds when i argue he gave me lame excuse to pick my empty can of beer which was shock to me he also charged 2 pounds for my food to pack up which i could not finish in there though i have paid for it in main bill owner is really a man with bad attitude dont ever go there to waste your moneyn time

This is the worst restaurant ever!! Saw a rat run across the room. Received a half bitten naan. The butter chicken is the worst, raw chicken, hardly any flavour and too much salt was added, put me off my food. The cutlery was unwashed and the glasses was used. Too expensive for its actual worth. The waiters are very rude and poor managing skills. i had to wait and hour and half for my starter as they forgot to make my food. WORST EXPERIENCE EVER. I AM NEVER GOING BACK !!!!

I went there with my family and friends (including children). The owner and his wife are very rude, struggled to speak english and had a real chip on his shoulder. One of my child has a very severe condition and cannot eat certain foods, we let them know her dietary requirements which was not a lot. They were extremely rude and and insulting. Don't even get me started on the food.It was a straight trip to hospital. The rest of us left with tummy aches and toilet trips all night. I was furious at the way i was treated and my family was treated and the food we were given. After we complained that the dishes weren't cooked the owner started arguing with me. I did not pay all that to end up in hospital for weeks. NEVER EVER EVER EAT IN THIS HELL AGAIN!!! They should be shut down for the poison they serve. Just as bad manners as their food.

The food is excellent, proper spices, dishes ordered to preference, family run business they're very friendly. What I like most is everything is cooked and prepared right in front of you. I highly recommend to anyone.

After two weeks in Europe, with the taste buds craving home food, i stopped at pind punjabi to eat home daal and roti... Simply a welcome taste and craving quencher. A must try. Keep your order simple to enjoy the taste! Black Daal and roti is the ideal feel of home food!

My wife and I have been to this restaurant on quite a few occasions but had taken it off our list of regular haunts because of suffering from the runs twice from the food served here.However friends of ours got in touch to say that they had booked a table for twelve of us and see you at 7pm.Parking around this area is quite a challenge in itself as this is very busy both commercially and residentially and is on a very busy main road with parking restrictions.We used to quite enjoy the lively atmosphere and the decor of the place and would always look forward to the periodical appearance of several Punjabi dancers dressed in the full regalia of their culture who would then perform their Bhangra dances to very loud and stirring Indian music. Sadly this is no more and is a thing of the past and this lovely little bit of entertainment has given way to an extra row of tables in order to increase profits.I was also sad to see just how run down the place seemed to be from our last visit some 2 years previous. The staff were no longer in uniform and the owners (a husband and wife team) were dressed as if they had just claimed down from a dusty loft sorting old junk out. No pride shown in their personal appearances.This is a very popular eatery for the local Asian community so you should expect the quality and taste to be tip top and to be honest the food is very tasty, however portions are very stingy and if you have a very healthy appetite then you will need to order extra as all the dishes where only what I could class as child size. However, I must admit that the food was mouth watering and could not be faulted.The staff and owners did their jolly best to rush us thru the meal in order to free up the table for the next lot of spenders, but the devil came out in us so we just dug our heels in and took our time.I personally will never frequent this eatery again, however this is only my choice and if you do decide you wish to try it, here is a couple of tips. Insist on being seated downstairs, the seating upstairs is just like sitting in a transport cafe and has a rather somewhat smelly toilet and storeroom at one end of it.If you like to consume alcohol with your food take your own with you as this is permitted and seems to be quite customary with the majority of those eating there. There is an off licence next door to the Pind Punjab and is very reasonably priced.Finally, if you are in the habit of asking for a doggy bag to take the left overs away with you, take your own container as the cheeky so and so's will charge you £1 per flimsy brittle plastic carton that they use for the left overs, quite sad that they should feel the need to do this after charging over £300 for our meal.

Food is excellent at this place . Tandoori rotis and naans are delicious .Would recommend to increase the portion size as the food is too good

gud restaurant at a nice location,need to improve taste as they mention authentic punjabi food,but overall a nice place to njoy dinner with family

Best ever Punjabi meal i have had in a restaurant so far. Generous portions and affordable prices. Restaurant beautifully decorated with the looks of Punjab. There is a massive plastic tree in the middle.

I went to Pind Punjab the yesterday with a few of my mates to get some food, but boy was I disappointed. Staff: The staff was OK they got the drinks out early, food did take a while. However, they seem dirty like they don't wash their hands. Table: On the table they had a Jug of water which was half full meaning they don't refill after every serving, same with the mint sauce which was half empty. The knives and Forks looked like they needed better cleaning as well. Food: Now to the main disappointment, the food. We ordered a mix grill which would normally fill up two people in any Indian restaurant, but not Pind Punjab. The mix grill had hardly anything on it, to make it look like a lot the Just cut the kebab rolls into smaller portions to try and cover the plate. That mix grill was enough for Atleast one person, not even two. The food was called and really bland. I don't know why we got discriminated but we never got any poppadoms, but a guy who came in later got a basket. Like I don't really care but why do some people get it for free and some don't. I didn't want to write this review because normally places like Soho Tavern and Prince of Wales pub, I have no issues with but this places was just appalling. Look at the other reviews if you think I'm harsh they got a lot of negatives too.

Went there yesterday. Both mine and my husbands food was off. I sent mine back and the lady who owns the restaurant admitted that the food was off and said it had been left out in the heat. No apology was offered. She denied my husbands food was off and said it was cooked freshly - He has been sick all day as a result! The reaction from the lady who runs the restaurant was shocking. She needs to learn a thing or two about customer service! The staff can't speak English, they over charged me and service is terrible! Avoid if you want freshly prepared food and don't wish to get food poisoning!

We visited pind Punjabi after 5 years. Interior: Ambience is similar to a Punjabi Indian village theme. It's a bit darker inside but I like the ambienceService: service was prompt . but I noticed one of the staff member used toilet and did not washed his hands ... Horrible ...Finally Food: food is simple like any other Indian cafe or restaurant. We ordered Chilli Chicken, Tandoori half and Butter Chicken with Nan's. Chilli chicken stood out best. Tandoori is not bad. Butter chicken is the signature dish of pind Punjabi. But butter chicken is not the best like we had before ... Overall the food is okay with shocking habits from staff...

Saturday family take away, looked up website reasonably price - ordered a mix grill and pander tikka over the phone, only to be told that the website is out of date and so were the prices...hmmm? Still went on with the order - came home, whole family waiting to tuck in....to our horror - the portion was ridiculously small....really disappointed....not worth the money...!/

Food was excellent, very loud music. Looked like a cheap third class ambience. Waiter don't speak English and rude.Come on guys you are in England try to be presentable. There is no difference between waiters and beggars Thanks

tasty wholesome food cooked and presented in traditional punjabi style. delicious vegetarian dishes (chilli paneer and chilli mogo) and mouth watering grilled meats were our choices for our short and unplanned visit. all washed down witth a large mango lassi - yum!! will definitely visit again and take our time!

the statue out side attracts back at home feel for Asian... go inside and it will remind any Indian of the way of village life in India will certain bring back memories of how cooking was done back home in villages....awesome artwork.,... well done for respecting Asian culture and also the statues of the 'dol player' like to me represents the art of Music bought in to Britain and places Southall (that is the next town next to Hayes) on the map for talent Banger Musician since the 60's ..... a very unique and awesome place.... a must visit for anyone just a bus ride from Harlingdon station...

Been here twice with my family. We live near by the restaurant. Pind punjabi is a very old local place to those who loves more takra spicy food. Their meat platter is awesome,must try. Lot of curries and starters option. Owners are very friendly. Live kitchen view with smily chefs can attract anyone passing through. Suman is always nice and attentive. Planning to organise a big party here very soon. Highly recommended!!!!

This restaurant serves truly authentic Indian food. Portions are good sized.The owner takes interest in customers. It was a very nice evening.The ambience is truly 'village like 'The fact that you can take your own drinks makes this place worth visiting.

Awesome, authentic punjabi food. Visited during the weekday. Portions were generous and reasonably priced. Clean etc would visit again most definitely

I am a Himachali- Punjabi and can vouch for the authenticity and amazing taste.I tried dal makhani and baingan bhurta with tandoori roti.Amazing food! Haven't had this good in quite some time. The setting is like that of a Punjabi dhaba which is good too.

After visiting many indian resturants all around the area the food here has to be the BEST and is very resonably priced.You can bring your own drinks and the atmosphere is always lively.. would definitely recommend this to anyone wanting quality punjabi food with a family feel.

After my first visit, which was very disappointing.. I visited again after been insisted by my friends. This time, the food, the ambience, staff everything was great. The disappointing thing is cleanliness. If they keep the place, plates, tables, etc, clean... The place can attract more customers.

A very good place for family get together. Portion of food was very impressive.level of spices were well done. Staffs all attentive and the only thing we didn't like is owners aren't frank but will be back again with big numbers.

This is great little venue in Hayes for excellent Punjabi food. The venue is themed in traditional rustic Punjabi style and the service is very warm and friendly in this family run restaurant. Great venue for families, couples or friend groups.

I have been here a number of times and the food has always been good. Always have a great evening here. Not for you if you are after a fine dining experience. Gets busy even during the week so book in advance and feels crowded.

A frequent visitor of this restaraunt. Food and ambiance is great. However staff are often disengaged and uninterested particular the young man who may be a manager there. Also purchased a £70 meal and only got offered one bag of salad. Food is great service needs some work.

I went here couple of times with family, service is very poor! Food is good, I enjoy the breads here, curries are not bad to, sweet lassi is my favorite.. But unfortunately my whole dining experience gets spoilt here because of bad service! I feel the waiters seem disinterested. The ambience is quite good, overall not a very satisfying experience.

Returned again for dinner as a small group and once again the food was excellent... enjoyed sharing mixed grill, starters and a few curries between us... The mains were exceptional, enjoy!

Took a colleague here from our India office and he really rated the quality of the food. We've always rated the food but was good to get his seal as well.Starters and mains always come in generous portions. Have learnt to order less and still leave completely full. It's nice to be able to ask them for little touches like to leave the butter off the roti, make sure the Rasmalai was cold and to warm the gulab jamun. Would have given 5* but on too many occasions you have to keep calling staff over rather than them keeping watch on your tablePrices are good. We paid £15 per head for three of us for beers, starters, mains, naans/roti and desertWe'll be back.

I have been frequenting the Pind for over a year now and often return with friends/colleagues. The food on the whole has been amazing, the mains are amongst the best I have had in many a curry house over the years, both in London and Bradford etc.The first visit here I was a little apprehensive, largely due to the decor. (View from outside). All I can say is embrace it, the prices are fair , the staff are always friendly and helpful, I have tried many a dish which I haven't seen in less authentic menus, most of which has been superb.The quality has fluctuated from time to time, was A+ amazing for many visits then seemed to dip in quality some time back. Recent visits reestablished the expected standard and I continue to come back here rather than venturing Further afield when here on business.The mains in my opinion tend to be tastier than the starters (Mixed Grill) but of course these still are good, but the mains are perfection.I only gave 4**** to give balance here. Often attains 5*

Been here a few times. Some of the items are excellent and ambience is lively.The standard for Chat Items is very low.

This used to be my usual spot but standards in food and service have slipped over the years. I seldom go back.

Been here a few times. Decor is great, very authentic feel to the place. Food was ok - the meat (chicken dishes are standard). Veg food however is quite good. As most other reviews point out, service isn't the greatest. Many of the waiters can't speak English, when i was ordering i was speaking Punjabi to them, which is fine but sometimes my brain thinks quicker in English. I've been there when it's been busy, and it took forever for food to come out. Would i go there again, probably when it's quiet and for the veg food.

Good atmosphere as dhaba style, good service , tasty food .. Enough quantity .. Not too oily.. Naan n parathas were very soft n fresh not chewy .. my kids enjoyed a lot.. Perfect place

Food and service was good. We enjoyed it. Don't know the original taste but taste of oil on make di roti was not good. I thought must be butter but was some kind of oil. All other taste was very good.

Visited during the week when less busy... Interior and service is excellent but food is average. Good thing about the restaurant is you can take your own drinks. Ordered some fried starters, they were pre cooked and refried. Main course meal was not that great. There are some better restaurants our there than Pind Punjabi.

Forget the outside area and walk in to a tandoor, kebabs, saag, paranthas, delicious raita and much more. We really enjoy the food and often get takeaways from here. Wide variety n they can make your food to your taste - hot, mild etc. The outside & inside interior is fine and welcoming and local Indian people eat here.

One 2 things i would like to say for this place which will explain almost everything. Food and service both are excellent

One of our favourite joints. Perfect value for money. Food is authentic punjabi. Go for Sizzlers, chole bhature, chicken curries and our favourite Stuffed paranthas. Lassi they serve is best i had in London. The most attractive deal is the the veg/Non-Veg thali which is fulfilling and cheapest around. Ambience is typically of a punjabi village and is apt. Service is good. Location of the restaurant though is not something you will easily notice, unless you know the restaurant. Recommended for the food and service.

Just went there last night and think these guys have got it spot on. The decor is nicely themed and not tacky, the music was good and the food was very good but ultimately the bill was even better. Just remember you're in a part of hayes that isn't the most scenic area in middlesex so you have to offer something that little bit nicer and a little it better and a little bit cheaper than the surrounding areas. This is exactly what Pind Punjabi do and to see that the majority of the other customers are all really local people that have walked from their houses to eat out makes you know that this place is good. And it was. We had a mixed grill for starters, mains we had 2 dishes plus rice, yoghurt and 4 naans and a few soft drinks, you can take your own alcohol, and the bill came to £45 and it comfortably catered for 4 of us and that £45 INCLUDED A TIP. Will be back soon keep it up

I went here with a friend who regularly visits this place, the food was amazing had real authentic taste. The waiters were helpful and polite and the value was really good, one of the plus points is they let you bring your own alcohol which is fantastic. Sit down eat tasty food and get drunk with your friends, what more do you want. Personally for me the interior decor was a bit too cheesy, but I can see the theme they are going for and it may appeal to some, but who cares about that anyway. I would go here again just for the vegetable manchurian they were amazing, best I have had outside India!

Arrived early at 6.00pm today to a pretty empty restaurant which soon filled up. The decor was authentically hand painted with colourful scenes from the Punjab, with an open kitchen at the front, which is always a good sign. Apart from its unique and colourful ambience, you can bring your own alcohol, which always helps to reduce your bill! Having settled in with a few of our own beers, we ordered starters and then our mains. All of which recommended very well by a young family waiter. Every dish was different and perfectly spiced . Our total bill for 4 for starters & mains was £60! At £15 per head it was a bargain! All in all, great ambience, great food In an environment that takes you to the depths of the Punjab, definitely a hidden gem with a nice family clientele run by a family which hosts you like their own. Definitely worth a visit & will definitely be back.

Visited this place last week having read and heard mixed reviews but thought we would give it a go. Place was suitably busy but fortunately we had booked a table in advance. Question: What Indian restaurant tells customers that they can’t have onion bhaji because the kitchen staff are too busy? Answer: Pind Punjabi.When pointed out to waiter that another group (7 people) had just being seated and why do that if kitchen staff already struggling to provide food to seated customers, an embarrassed giggle and shrug of the shoulder. This place clearly lacks the BASIC understanding of customer service.Question: Which Indian restaurant tells you if you want to speak to the manager, you come downstairs (we were seated upstairs) and see him? Answer: Pind Punjabi.One of our party did go looking for the Manager it was clear that there were a number of disgruntled customers raising their dissatisfaction. To add to insult the adjacent table was served onion bhaji having placed order after us. Again when staff questioned, response was a shrug. It was agreed with the waiter that as onion bhaji couldn’t be provided chicken tikka starter would be given ‘free’ of charge. Starters arrived at different times for the group, the chicken tikka was over cooked and the onion accompany the dish were undercooked.Question: Which Indian restaurant has an employee walk out during service complaining of working 8hrs for £15? Answer: Pind PinjabiDuring our dining there was some commotion where a young waiter was arguing with the manager about the conditions he had worked through the day and walked out. The fact the manager stood and in full show of customers argued his point showed the lack of professionalism this resturant has. It was witnessed several times our own waiter being shouted at in his own language (being indian I understood what was being said).Slow delivery of main meals, quality of dishes were ok however the quality of the chicken dishes was poor this was down to the meat used. When receiving the bill and as expected we had been overcharged and to add to insult £10 service charge (hes service charge!) added to bill. Again we were told to come and see the manager but he refused to speak with us so the bill was paid minus the overcharged item with a fully explanation as to why. The manager was very confrontational (again in full view of remaining customers). To be told that staff had not turned up for work and it wasn’t his fault clearly showed the lack of management skills this place has. The bill was partial paid before we left to the sounds of the manager shouting we were banned! If you’re looking for an authentic indian restaurant with excellent customer service, where customers needs and quality food at put to the fore, stay clear from this place. Pind Punjabi are truly a disgrace to all Indians and the Indian restaurant world.

Very good family environment, and easy parking facilities. Good food and very good service. Def, will go there with the kids, as they enjoyed it, while my sis in law admired the fake Canadian Speaking Waiter with botoxed eye-brows....well at least her journey wasnt wasted....

We were recommended this restaurant by a sikh friend as we wanted to enjoy some traditional pujabi food. There are some negative reviews on here, but ulitmately you get what you pay for. Its a "no frills" family restaurant so you are not going to get "5 star" service that you would get in central london, but its great for home cooked food. So if your looking for great waiters or lovely decor, then this place is not for you. But if you want great punjabi food, then this is the place to be!I must admit, the second time we went as a family, it did get a little rowdy with crowds of people waiting for a table, but the owners did discourage them and sent them away. But the people kept coming, so that should tell you the food is good.The owner and his wife were kind enough to come over to our table on several occasions, each time making sure we were well looked after. All our dishes came on time and were cooked properly and tasted great!Looking forward to the next time!

Only ones in the restaurant, ate our average tasting paneer tikka starter, sat there for another 30 min awaiting our mains but nothing. Not sure what was taking so long? as a loyal customer we assumed they may be making fresh food. Awaited another 15 min, still nothing asked the waiter and was told food should be arriving shortly. Another 5 minutes go by, finally get up and ask the cook what's taking so long? His response, "food is ready and it's sitting in his kitchen"....what??? Why is it sitting in the kitchen and not being served? To which the owner's rude wife responds, "we like to have customers enjoy thier starters" really??? For 45 minutes? And to add to such lame reasoning she says " once you are done with your starters, we wait for you to tell us that you are ready for mains"...is she kidding? What are the waiters for? Shouldn't they be serving he tables and judging when to take te empty plates and bring in the mains? Mind you we only had a ONE starter and no one starter takes 45 minutes to be finished . This is not a family place and is def not a place for those accustomed to fine dining. Food is average, compared to Hayes standard I suppose it's 5 star food and those who actually appreciate thier food must be drunkards on fri/sat nights. Good luck staying in business for another 5 years!