Punjabi Spice in Hounslow - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Punjabi Spice is now permanently closed which is a shame as the food in there was lovely along with the 2 main staff members who were also great.

This is my go to Indian takeaway for authentic North Indian food. Although the place also offers eat in I personally prefer to take the food home.

Food was ok,Avoid Mushrooms are they were smelly ,.We ordered starters ,Dry chicken & Veg Crispy not quite impressed !!however Main course Vegetable fried rice ,Paneer Tikka, Chicken tikka was really good...Desserts Almond and malai Kulfi was superb ,Gajar ka Halwa was so disappointing..I did tell the waiter halwa is not good at all,his response was you are so use to of having an authentic food thats the reason you didnt like it!!Not impressed with that answer at all...

El servicio era amable, educado y rápido. La comida estaba caliente, abundante y muy sabroso. camarero nos preguntó cómo picante que queríamos nuestra comida, lo que me pareció un bonito toque. Me gustó el hecho de que los platos estaban calentado. Es un lugar sin lujos y hace lo que se supone que tiene que hacer. Si tuviera que criticar tan ething sería que no había poppadoms chutneys y antes de la cena, y ninguno de los paladares fennelseeds y mentas limpieza después de la cena. Pero, como he dicho, es muy sensato.

The staff were rude and the fish was stale. Had to go home to eat a packet of ready made noodles for dinner. Fish was dry and stale and when we spoke to the staff about it they said thats just how our food is.

Comimos una comida vegetariana encantadoras aquí, todo el PUNJABI auténticos platos. El Paneer Shaslik era genial. Era la primera vez que hemos tenido bitter calabaza y nuestro camarero se describe las diferentes maneras es cocinado en el Punjab y en el resto de la India.Este restaurante ofrece mucho más platos vegetarianos que el restaurante vegetariano grande más allá de la carretera.Sin duda recomiendo comer aquí y volveremos a comer aquí pronto, con el resto de la familia.

But not many worse. Came for lunch. They got the order wrong. Very disappointed in the food and service. Head a few doors down to KFC. Can't go wrong there

Como a los amantes de la comida india, encontramos que los mejores restaurantes son aquellos que son utilizadas por los indios y éste es simplemente un sitio así. Hemos estado viniendo aquí unos cuantos años debido a la excelente comida y servicio. Hemos usado varios restaurantes indios en la zona, y este es uno de los mejores. Decoración y asientos y mesas son básicas pero adecuadas, sin embargo, este lugar es la comida!

La comida aquí es muy bueno y auténtico. Es fácil de llegar allí es a menudo fuera de estacionamiento también.El servicio es a veces lento, otras veces es estúpidamente lento. Si hay un montón de pedidos para llevar o más de 10 comensales estará allí para 2-3 horas como mínimo.La comida, a un precio razonable, así como las bebidas.También podía hacer con una capa de pintura.La comida es estupenda. Si quieres buena comida - ir aquí!

Solía ser un muy buen comer lugar cuando estaba en su antiguo lugar - donde Sangeetha s ha abierto ahora. Entonces tenían un montón de espacio, esperar y la comida solía ser yumlicious, pero por desgracia desde que decidió trasladar a este lugar - todo parece haber caído aparte.Comimos allí varias veces esperando que volver a su antiguo, pero por desgracia que no sucedió. El lugar es muy estrecha, lo que da la sensación de estar en un barato comer fuera, y parece que se han dejado de su antiguo Cook - lo que significa que la comida no es mucho para morirse. Pedimos el TADKA de dal, paneer kadhai y algunos otros platos, el daal normalmente había demasiado salada, y el paneer era demasiado dura para comer.Su - razonablemente barato para comer fuera, pero la comida no está a la altura.

Small portions, less meat in dishes, can taste a bit stale at times.Will not be eating here again. Was told the food was freshly made but clearly it had not been freshly prepared. Total food bill comes up to alot and therefore the quality should be better...

Nice food. They can make the food extra spicy if you like it like that. Take your own alcohol place although they do serve some beers and spirits. Can be quiet compared to some of the other local Indian restaurants but sometimes it's better that way.I'd recommend this place.

typical desi punjabi dhaba type a restaurant with a liitle bit extra touch. location should be an asset. too competitive area so they should try little harder and focus on quality food, customer service.

Good North Indian Taste Punjabi food Opposite to Hounslow West Tube Station Only place in the area seems to do proper North Indian Chinese food Noddles , soups spring rolls etc North Indian Chinese food - people from Punjab & Delhi would understand the hint and will must try Parking and size of the restaurant is an issue - go on less busy days

food was cooked well and ample sized portions service was good and the restaurant was clean and well decorated although I arrived 5 mins before closing time I was served without the 'come on hurry up' attitude some restaurants have when they are about to close which was nice

in Hounslow on business and working close by, the restaurant looked busy with the locals and I was not disappointed. I had the butter chicken with rice and a nan bread, washed down with a bottle of Kingfisher.Good portions, I was stuffed.Staff very welcoming and friendly.Hopefully back in the area again to go back.

Had a take away and the cuisine was below average in taste and neither did it taste fresh. With what they have on offer currently I wouldn't go back here myself and neither would I recommend this place to friends or family. It is a shame as location and venue are nice and service was good. It is also overpriced compared to some of the restaurants in the area. That would have been acceptable though if the quality was good.

I have been to this restaurant three times now and the food NEVER fails to impress. It is bursting with flavour and reminiscent of home cooked Punjabi food unlike many commercial Indian restaurants in West London. The restaurant was not busy and we were seated straight away. Obviously the initial emptiness of the restaurant would put off some customers-but I have to say this didnt stop me returning and having spoken to the owner, he mentioned the restuarant has recently moved from further up the road. Upon arrival, we were given complementary popadums and chutney. Our food didnt take long to arrive but was well worth any wait. I would highly recommend the chili mogo starter which is spicy and tasteful. The curries are also delicious and not oily! The garlic naan is made freshly too and is served warm and fluffy with fresh garlic and coriander. The staff are very attentive and friendly, the gentleman who I believed to be the owner was also very chatty and appreciated our comments about the food. This restaurant has a family run feel to it, and is quite far from a pretentious atmosphere. If you are looking for traditional Punjabi cuisine and a relaxed atmosphere, you should definitley try this place out!

Went in this restaurant by myself as Im a professional chef who loves to try out new places and found a relaxed atmosphere, gread food and competitive price. Had a dish called Lamb Ghost (steamed lamb on the bone cooked with northen indian spices) and it was very tasty well presented served with rice.If you like indian food and you are in the area pay a visit, you wont regret it.

Indian & ethnic food are your very best bet for a healthy meal which doesn't cost a fortune. I've found UK prices from 20-40% higher than the same product in the USA with food, in a restaurant & staying in a hotel. However budget shoppers like myself try to be aware of the most reasonable prices for the best quality. None of the food I ever order is fried. The service at this restaurant was good. The waiter made a suggestion of punjabi fish(tilapia) which had some different spices I found delicious. It comes out steaming on a bed of onions.The fish was well prepared & not dry... Beware, punjabi food is generally spicy & there are degrees of hot,lol. I also ordered the Tandoori chicken. I found a few dry pieces of baby chicken & than the rest was very tender & could be easily cut with the side of a fork. I also ordered a onion kulka which was warm, soft & filled with cooked onions. The fish & the chicken tandoori were presented on steaming iron skillets & the aroma was filled the restaurant. The bill was 12 pounds which by UK standards is good.

Viele Familien aus der Gegend waren beim Essen, man hatte eine riesige Auswahl. Sehr gut zu kleinem Preis.

Seats and furniture fraying and falling apart- warm beer- partners food served and eaten before mine....high prices, limited menu- get a sandwich from Boots down the road...

Was so desperate to find Asian food nearby the hotel (staying in Holiday Inn West Drayton). And found this restaurant. Just across from the nearest tube station from the hotel (forgot the name).Thank God. Food was nice. A bit more expensive compared to another city in UK, but worth it.

We go to this restaurant every week. The service is polite and efficient, you can take your own alcohol (spirits only), the atmosphere is lively / busy but the reason why I come here every week is the food. The quality of the food is indescribable. I would recommend the following dishes Lamb Rogan Josh, Chicken Korma (mild) and Saag Panner (veg). I would also recommend eating this the "Indian way" and sharing a few dishes with some Garlic and Chilli Naan as opposed to restricting yourself to one dish. Saturday nights are very busy so I would book in advance for a good table (carpet area). Go to this restaurant - you won't be disappointed!

Had our son's first birthday dinner at punjabi spice on wednesday. Thank you so much to the owner and staff for giving us such a great experience. This place is reasonably priced, food was amazing as always. Every guest loved the food, staff was very effiecient and helpful. Our every need was catered for. Everytime we needed anything you just had to lift your head and someone was there to take our request.Overall a great experience and we are glad we choose punjabi spice for our son's first birthday dinner.No complaints whatsoever and we look forward to having our regular dining and celebrating those special occasions at punjabi spice in the future.

Went there with a group of friends for dinner. All the nearby places being packed and busy this all the only place which only had few tables occupied. Soon found out the reason for that too.After getting seated it took 10 mins for the first contact of the staff and menus only arrived after asking for it.Had to wait another 15 mins for somebody to take the order. It took about 15 mins for food to arrive and at the same time asked the waiter to double the order for breads.Half way through the meal we ran out of breads waited another 20 mins, no acknowledgement of any staff. asked for the manager to complaint, will have to agree that all of us being from hospitality background, never ever came across such an arrogant and rude manager. Instead of apologising was being told not even asked to cancel the rest of the order and we were left hungry in the middle of the meal.Seeing this another 3 tables who just walked in decided to leave. Paid for the bill for 60pounds and gave the manger a tip of 20 pounds and advised home to buy a big lock for the front door because with that kindo attitude you cannot. Run a food outlet.If you wanna spoil your evening feel free to go there for crap service rubbish food and overly priced menu.

The food at Punjabi spice is excellent- though I have had the odd variable order. There is none of the floating oils found in the nearby Karahi Express- why people go there god only knows.Sevice can be a bit chilled, but better than the over attentive waiters. Like most Indian resteraunts, deserts are a bit naff

Five star service from polite and friendly staff. A member of our party did not eat food made with onions and garlic and management ensured that our needs were catered for.Indo Chinese chef is excellent. You must try the soups and noodles : you will definitely want to go back for more. Indian dishes are very tasty........not too oily or spicy. Hariyali fish tikka and dal makhni are outstanding. Great value for money.

Great restuarant to visit - If you are in london dont miss to try out Desi Flava for authentic Indian food, fantastic ambience and above all the hospitality from the service staff is fabulous, Try out the Dosas from Chef Raja & Ram Milan, Currys from Chef Shoban , Desi chinese food from Chef Netra & Gunraj, Try out the naans and rotis from the Tandoor Chef and the Biryanis from Chef Joseph.