Sahib's in Hillingdon

Absolute rip off of a place!! £36 for 3 dishes and one was just vegetables. Used to be so good but they have obviously jumped on the band wagon and conning local public. Will never eat there again

Improvements needed. Prices , service charge and service needs to be understood by the restaurant , to reflect their meals and ambience. I hope this restaurants can return to its former self and provide an all round good experience ???

I absolutely look the food and atmosphere at Sahibs, I would probably say it's in my top 2 of local curry restaurants. I use curry and not Indian as Sahibs is Kenyan or Punjabi where my other one is Pakistani. Always a good reception, great starters to the point that we rarely get to order multiple curries. Being a fan of the heat I probably overdo the chilli but their chilli fish, chilli paneer, chill mogo and turbo nan's will warm any winter evening.

Food portions large taste is different to before no longer North Indian taste cream on top etc still good but was better before

Sahibs is our go-to curry house. I’ve visited more times than I can remember. Fantastic starters and delicious curries. Highly recommended starters: chilli garlic mogo, lamb chops, chilli chicken (off the bone but with on the bone sauce) and chilli lamb. The loveliest curry on the menu that I’ve tried is the Ku Ku Kenya. The entire experience is always made better by Sunny - he is an asset to Sahibs and delivers the best customer service possible.

I just visited Sahibs for the first time for my friend's wedding dinner and as I have Coeliac's I am always nervous about eating at places I have never eaten at before but Sunny put my mind at ease, showed me that they use gluten free soy sauce for the gf options and assured me that all precautions will be taken to minimise cross contact with gluten. Food is fantastic and will defo visit again. Sunny is a true credit to Sahibs.

Recommended to visit by a friend, amazing. Flavours and food amazing. Would definitely visit again. Go as far as saying its the nicest curry I have had

The owner of this place lacks basic manners and must attend a course to put a smile on his face. The place now stinks and food quality getting worst. However you have to pay compulsory service charges. Greed at its peak. Wow never visiting again to see Grumpy face and taste terrible food. Overall Awful experience.

yummy food and good family ambience and the kids enjoyed the chicken tikka. waiting staff was friendly.

I can honestly say that this is one of the worst Indian meals I have experienced in London. I only subsequently discovered that the hygiene rating for this dump is a 2! Don't take chances. Don't eat here.

I've lived locally my whole life and have heard of Sahibs from friends a number of times. To start off as we walked in it looked a dindgy pub rather than an Indian restaurant (nothing like the pictures). they didn't have our name listed even though we had email confirmation of our booking. After standing for 10 mins by the door with my pregnant wife we were eventually seated. Drinks and food came out very quickly buy the food was really poor and rushed out. My 73 year old father in law told one of the waiters that the mogo was a bit bitter and undercooked and overly sweet and he just waved his hands in the air like he wasn't interested and rudely walked away so we asked for the manager from another waiter and 20 mins later the manager still had not arrived. The manager eventually walked past and I called him over and he said no one had passed the message on. We asked to the mogo to be taken off the bill as we hadn't eaten it and when the bill arrived it was still there with an extra service charge. The food was terrible, service was non existant and when we left and told the I spoke to a waiter who serverd us (on your way out) that we did not have a good experience and he looked at me blankly like he didn't care what I was saying. Possibly it was because the were understaffed but still no excuse really. Definitely not for me!

Good ambience for indian dine in with family and friends . All veg options were good. Non veg eaters might enjoy more ad there are more options for them. Starters and main course were good with right spice levels.

Last day of saving a £10 in August with the governments discount. Excellent food. Service a tad slower than usual but the place was full. Very good screens shielding customers on different tables.

Just adding a review as I forgot to do so when I was last there. This restaurant always serves up amazing food. The menu is quite small, but that's okay as everything on the menu is so tasty. My favourite is the 'Chilli Chicken' OMG! The staff are really friendly and although sometimes it is very busy, that's what happens. I have never had a bad meal or a less than good experience and I typically visit Sahibs every 3 months or so (over the past 8 years) I would thoroughly recommend this place for dinner - 5 stars from me :)

Tried Sahibs on the eat out to help out scheme. So glad I did as this place is an absolute gem. Great selection of beers on tap, the quality of the food is superb - good sized portions, highly flavoured and tender chicken. The staff are very friendly and the service was excellent. Will definitely be back.

Awesome! Just had the pleasure of having a wonderful last minute impromptu meal here - brilliant management and staff! Awesome food - great hospitality ...will be back!

Quite a regular great service great food friendly staff, never left waiting foods alway hot and tasty never fails.

Went looking for a new good local Indian and on the recommendation of friends. The lamb chops were very good everything else was very ordinary. Good service, reasonable prices, the quality of the good I think was good but nothing tasted at all special.

It's become our family favourite. Good place to go on a Friday or Saturday night. Always lively - and the Mixed Grill is really nice too.

Came here on 26th November 2019. I thought this place was going to just be a posh restaurant for people trying out the "Indian" cuisine. As I entered the first thing that came to mind was how large the place was. As I sat I was eager to look at the menu to check if it was overly priced junk or alright. Most items were reasonably priced and some were incredibly cheap such as the popodums. In most restaurants it is £1,20 per popodum but here it was £1 per plate. The service was incredibly good and the waiters were checking on us regularly but not to the point that it became annoying. The food was decent but in my opinion they did add a bit too much lemon to some of the dishes and they should have marinated the paneer and prawns in the curry for longer. Other than that the food was good. They werent giving us a ridiculous price and stupidly big or small portions. It was just right. Lamb chops were big and very tasty, masala was very good. I dont think this place is very baby,toddler friendly but is good for adults. Id reccomend this place to anyone looking for good food.

Been going here for years. Food in here is amazing. Staff are friendly and attentive. A no gimmicks Indian restaurant where the food speaks for itself. Definitely worth a visit!

This place is a must for any fan of indian food.Owner is extremely polite and welcoming, as we always go in a group of 10.Friday is best time here and food is always freshly cooked and authentic.Spicy as I like it and they oblige.Black Dal and rice, potato fritters with chilli sauce and best chicken wings here.Beers are a hit and miss here as sometimes glasses are full of froth and maybe they clean them differently here.You can see small bubbles when only filled with plain water.Service is very good and staff are very quick and prompt.Value wise is slightly higher than we would pay but wal to wall sports make up for it.See you soon

I love this place, been going to Sahib’s for years and has been consistently excellent, it’s not your average Indian restaurant, I tend to get a selection of starters and share them, dishes you have to try, Mari chicken, chilli & Garlic Mogo, Tandoori chicken wings.. also A bowl chilli peanuts with to have with a beer while looking at the menu is always a good shout, also the staff are spot on, professional and attentive, I have nothing but good things to say about Sahib’s

Recently visited this venu as a group of 11. The place is a members club although it is open to the public. The ambience is very much that of a pub/club with TV's music (not to loud) and a pool table. There is a well stocked bar and superb food. The service was efficient and friendly. Every dish was a delight. If in the area it is well worth a visit.

We've been here many a time and the food always hits the mark. I have yet to find a dish here that I don't like - for both the veg and meat dishes (starters and mains). As I type this I realised I still haven't made it to desserts!The service can be a bit of a mixed bag, as the main waiters knows us ordering and receiving our food is usually decent. But, sometimes be prepared for your food to be slapped on the table and a rushed announcement of what it is.That aside the food is always really good whether it be eating in or taking away.The pool table is great entertainment for the kids whilst waiting for food.

This restaurant is fab Great food especially the Starters Must do’s Chilli panner Afghan chicken Lamb chops

Excellent food and good customer service. Great ambience! Worth a visit if only for starters such as Mixed grill, Mogo chips and chilli paneer!!

Our favourite curry house in North West London. In many ways I don't want to do a review as it's our families best kept secret but after having birthday meals there for me and the family I thought it would be great to share this great curry house. My favourite dishes that we have order on repeat and stand out favourites are Fish Tikka, Chilli Paneer, Take Dahl, Chicken Afghan & Lamb Bhuna. A well deserved 5 stars!

Very noisy restaurant due to tv screens showing sports. Food very good. Large portions, good value for money. Friendly staff. Would recommend

The most difficult part about the visit was deciding what to have on the menu as everything looked good. I was with a majority vegetarian group hence we stuck to this side of the menu and weren't disappointed as the choices were plentiful.

This used to be my favourite restaurant. Not my favourite Indian restaurant, but favourite restaurant. My last review was entitled “Best Indian Restaurant in England”, and that is what I thought of it. I ate there at least once a week for over 10 years.

Visited with family and a newbie to the Sahibs experience.

The usual Thursday night boys night found us in Sahibs in Northwood Hills.

Was invited by a friend so we casually met at Sahibs. An ideal place to share drinks and chat and catch up. Eventually U will ultimately end up eating a great Indian meal, very delicious and of a wide variety. Service is constantly at your table and is quick. Interesting manager also.

went on a recommendation with some friends There is an extensive starter menu for veggies. Food arrived very quickly and each dish tasted different i found it quite spicy but the family loved the variety . We over indulged on the starters so had a couple of mains-Paneer, dhall and aubergine. Good portions Great staff who accommodated our seating needs as we were a large group Nice cool environment to eat in the only complaint are the noisy TV screens but its worth the hassle All in all I really enjoyed the food and would visit again

I went here with my cousins and friends for a birthday meal. After the meal, we tried to pay by card. The card machines didn't seem to work and we waited for approx 30 mins to try and pay, retrying the card machine around 10 to 12 times. We found out it was their server that had gone down. We had some cash but not all, so the management asked us to go get cash out from across the street. We obliged but the cash machine was out of service. At this point, the difference remaining was 10 pound but despite spending soo long trying to pay, the manager asked my cousin to prove the machine was not working and made him walk further to get money. After all this, he still argued that we have to pay the 5 pound in service charge!!! As we obviously refused, he escorted us out by shouting at us!!! Unbelievable. He didn't apologise for the inconvenience but instead kicked us out... Don't give your money to such a greedy business.

Ok. Others have pretty much said the same, the owners obviously don’t care as zero responses from hem and repeated bad reviews. In a nutshell:

Plenty of screens great food and cold beer, perfect Only downside was the slow service but given the occasion and how busy the restaurant was it was to be expected. Great place.

If you enjoy large portion sizes with the option to take half (applies to starters only) then that’s one good thing here. In terms of quality not great. Didn’t feel like anything was freshly prepared. The chicken was rubbery and dry, clearly not the greatest quality. It was well flavoured though. Masala mogo was done in tamarind sauce so again not much flavour at all. I don’t think I’ll be going again. Staff was friendly

These waiters made me pay service of charge and talked about how they take it as 10% of the bill. The boss is was pretty rude to me and my friends but food was great.

Without t hesitation we would go back for the food and personal service shown to us.

I’ve visited Sahib’s a couple of times now and the food is incredible! The chilli chicken wings are just the best and the rest of the food is amazing! I can wholeheartedly recommend the butter chicken and the Peshwari naan! The service has always been really good and the staff are always so friendly! Definitely give this place a go!

The food at Sahibs is great. Well the starters are anyway...since you have to have the patience of a saint in order to actually ever receive a main course. The service is truly awful, it has been very slow on a recent occasion but i thought that was a one off - it clearly isn’t. This is such a shame as the food has a great reputation, but there seems to be a reluctance to invest in some waiting staff or ability to retain them...and it will probably end up in many more reviews like mine.

Filled ourselves up on starters which were great. The salmon tikka was one of the best I have ever had. Will be back soon.

Quality. Fish is fresh. Chicken is tender. Other dishes on point. I’ve been her maybe 20 times, it’s never let me down, that’s the biggest praise I can give. Truly recommended

Food was very good and I have eaten in dozens of Indian restaurants. Nice atmosphere and service OK but stretched. Great place to watch live football due to multiple big screens. Definitely worth a visit

The restaurant is much bigger on the inside than what it looks from outside.

Firstly, food isn't amazing anymore but it's not bad. Kheema peas and aubergine curry were good the rest was fine. The low score is for service which was a disgrace, apart from the one non Indian server, the rest were not very helpful.

Very friendly service. Had a large group and the service was great....very friendly and helpful. Every time we go we load up on the starters, they are very good. Order mains after eating starters .....so you know how much you can fit in.

Went for a family meal. It was crowded as football was on. This is more a sports bar that also...

We enjoyed the food, which was average/OK, reasonable portions for the price, excellent/fast service. For example, £17.95 for 6/7 Tandoori...

Have visited here several times over the last few years, but have the feeling this place is on the way...

we were in a group of 10 adults and 8 children. arrived there having booked a week in advance. on...

I’ve been going to Sahibs for nearly 15 years and stuck with it through the ups and downs in terms of the quality of food. I’d booked a table for 4 people at 8pm on a Friday evening but when I turned up (on time) I was told my table had been given away. I told them I’d booked in advance and showed them my booking in their bookings book...but they just shrugged and said they didn’t have any tables available. I was told I could wait but they couldn’t tell me how long. I found out there were 2 other parties whose tables had also been given away. This is an awful way to treat customers !!!! Ended by going to Mr Chilly in North Harrow.....fantastic food, friendly staff and lovely environment.

I have been eating at Sahibs for the last 16 years + it was for many many years without competition...

Went early evening with two friends and although it was quiet to begin with the staff were very friendly and attentive. Also happy to advise and give personal recommendations. The food came fairly quickly and was excellent - a cut above a standard Indian restaurant. Have been a few times before and will definitely be back again soon.

With TVs showing sport & Bollywood this is not a place for a romantic meal, but the food is excellent.

Excelente y muy variada cocina india, disfruté de los videos bollywood mientras mis colegas jugamos al billar en un ambiente relajado.

A bit pricey as the dishes worked out about £7/8 a curry but the food was fresh and the flavours authentic. I would definitely order from them again.

We had a special party at home and ordered a range of dishes for our 80 guests to be served buffet style. The restaurant delivered and presented the food in chafing dishes and my guests were absolutely amazed at how fantastic the food looked and how delicious it all was. Thank you to Surinder, the owner of Sahib's, who went the extra mile to deliver a first class dining experience at home.

A very middle of the road pub themed restaurant. No pretentiousness. Not a traditional balti. No waiters in bow ties and waistcoats! A nice chilled place to go that is becoming typical for this area. Went with some lads from work but would be happy to take the mrs as it provides a good curry and drinks. The flavours were good but it loses a star as we did start to feel all the flavours merging into one despite ordering varied dishes. Maybe we made poor choices? Prices are average, not cheap. Service was quick, polite and efficient. Seems well run. Would go again.

Service was very good and friendly, however I found the food bland and average. I will return and maybe try other dishes.It is a good sports bar though.

13 of us went as part of a social evening to Sahibs for a curry evening, The menu had been organised in advance so there were no issues with ordering and waiting. The food was excellent, the service smooth slick and very friendly and of course the big screens were showing the football. What's not to like!Prices were very reasonable and I am sure I will visit again under my steam with fewer numbers to see what else might be on the menu.

Came here with my Bro in law after visiting a local place that charged us 6:15 a pint.. We were stuffed and had more beers and double shots with only slightly higher bill than the other local!! This is my go to place in the area really good food at a good price for sure

Good food, tv screens can be seen from most seats.Feel it's pricey though. Staff were good. No complaints really.

Sahibs is the Jewell in the Northwood Hills dining strip. Friendly staff and a big menu deliver tasty quality Indian food every time.Personal favourites are the tandoori lamb chops, chicken jalfrezi, chana masala, keema but everything is really very good.The take out is as good as the eat in but I advise going early as it gets really busy - particularly on the weekend.Great Indian food and highly recommended.

I was recommended sahib a few months ago and had a nice evening with friends Went back tonight with some other friends and although the food and service was ok the bill was loaded with £1.70 for each splash of lemonade x6When I queried it they said I should have been given a bottle (none seen elsewhere in restaurant ) then the bill came back higher than original !I was warned by a friend previously that this had happened to them.I couldn't be bothered to argue so let them win the battle (not the war)Not going back again!!!! B

We went there as a family on Saturday evening. It was a. Ice enough atmosphere, the kind you would expect from a family pub converted into a restaurant. Staff were generally friendly too. The food was decent, I think we enjoyed the starters more then the mains. The deserts were served cold and we had to ask for them to be heated which was the only negative in terms of food and service.The price however was a lot more then we expected. As a family we eat out often enough and depending on where we eat the average price ranges from £80 to £120 (sometime more if we drink more but on nights we only have a drink or 2 each that is the normal price). Our bill came in at over £170, which weren't expecting.Overall nice enormously gah venue and food, but your pricing has put me off returning anytime soon.

The best food with the best service!Quite a lively family orientated restaurant, looks like a secret members club, it is anything but. The owners and the staff cannot be more helpful, from Joe to Surinder each and every one of them care about your experience and you r visit. The food is delicious, authentic North Indian cusiine. My kids adore this place, it is one e visit at least once a week We always enjoy and leave content.

We decided to investigate this bar/restaurant to watch football and try their food. We had heard good reports re the food and we weren't disappointed. We shared a chicken tikka starter which was very good. I opted for Goa fish curry which was delicious with plenty of fish. My partner chose the Chicken Jalfrezi Murgh which he found a bit hot but still managed to eat it. We would certainly visit again and probably take some friends there too.

service needs to be improved when it's busy.....get more staff. The highlight of this restaurant is the food which is perfectly spiced and always of a great standard. I have very rarely been disappointed so wellDone to the kitchen staff. Will I be back.....you bet I will.

I have been here quite a while ago and i must say the food at this place is very tasty indeed. It is not fine dining but a pub kind of restaurant - grill food is great.

I've been coming here for years. I very rarely make it past the starters as they are just so good I order too many! Fish tikka and the lamb chops are a must.Great service this weekend, very friendly.

We have been there on many occasions and every time we get amazing food ,and the staff are friendly .we couldn't ask for more really .we go with o group of around 9 and a few are kids ,and they love it ,I highly recommend sahibs ,you have got to try it (they do ,do chips for kids).

We've been coming to Sahibs for more than 10 years and their service is always very friendly and consistent. Love, love, love their chilli paneer. Possibly the best of anywhere we've tried across the world and definitely in London. Good, reliable Indian food that's home from home.

... Poor ...........shocking food - chilli chicken tasted and looked like 'chicken drenched in chilli oil'......Chicken Methi was more methi than chicken.....chilli Mogo ! More like Chilli Wood!And the finale ... The owner wanted me to check the beer barrel as I told him the beer was flat and was severely watered down. How about 'let me change that beer for you Mr Customer' #CustomerIsKing

We have been visiting this establishment for years with our family and friends but unfortunately their service has gone downhill. The food is mediocre at its best. The atmosphere is good but service is always hit and miss. Staff are not focused on customers and we had to stand up to get their attention most of the time. The manager does not bother about customers and not even once we were greeted or said hello etc which is shocking. It does not cost money to greet customers and say hello with a smile which was never seen. There are plenty of better places to eat around Northwood Hills now. Little things always go a long way.

What can i say, I called the manager over to advised that 2 teenagers in our party have allergies to Nuts. They acknowledged this, and when the OWNER (guy with the beard) came to take our mains order, he failed to advise that the Chicken Tikka Massla contained ground Cashew nuts. One of the 2 girls had already taken a mouthful and was rushed to hospital, only for the OWNER to tell me off that i hadn't advised them that the kids have allergies. He shirked all responsibility, showed no concern for the kid having an anaphylactic shock and kept on telling me it's my fault!! I called over the manager and asked him to confirm i had indeed mentioned the allergies, only for them to say YES I HAD, but i need to mention them to ALL STAFF and that they have NO PROCESS to manage people with special dietary requirements. What an awful experience and whats worse, the staff and owner were more concerned about blaming me, didn't apologize or ask how the person who was ill was. Needless to say, off our list of restaurants to visit.

Came here twice now after work, and can say that on both occasions, we've had an enjoyable meal. There have been a few things that have let the experience down, for example, stating that certain food is available, only for you to order it and be told that it's no longer available. For me personally, I feel that it is a little too spicy, it that is just personal preference. My partner loves heat and tells me it's very good so that counts for something. Overall, a good Indian restaurant.

Sahib's is one of the best North Indian restaurants we know. We go there since more than 10 years and it got even a lot better and consistent since Surinder took it over many years ago. The food is reliable, home cooked style. In fact, since we work long hours, almost 24*7, we use it often instead of cooking ourselves because we know it is so good and reliable - and my wife is Indian, is a great cook herself and comes from a Gujarati family where all the women are amazing cooks, so the standards are high!Frankly, it is much better than a number of expensive, fancy Indians we know in the West End. The owners and staff are super friendly and helpfull. If you go several times, they will remember alll your little preferences and make a point of giving a personal service. In our case, often we do not even have say anything and all the usual drinks and food we like, with all the little custom details like extra lettuce, thin and crispy naan, fresh green chillies, etc alll arrive at our table all by themselves. In fact, as we walk in, the chefs notice and already start preparing our food. They do not just do this for us! This is the hallmark of a well-run place coupled with great chefs, with no attitude problem, happy to serve. We are veggies and go to Indian restaurants alll over the world. We have our favourite places in all the big cities across the world as because of our work, we live our lives on a plane. But we wish there were more places like this across the world.

For guaranteed good food, Sahib's is the place. We were originally put off by it's blacked out windows and 'members club' sign above the door but it's the best Indian food we've ever had. Always a great meal and always great staff.

Was left waiting forever for food and after several reminders we didn't even get our drinks at all. The waiters and waitresses just shrug their shoulders when we reminded them that we were still waiting. Even a simple request for a jug of water they couldn't carry out despite us asking all evening. Spicy indian food without any drinks! The opposite end of the spectrum to the customer is always right, avoid going there unless you bring your own food in. Needless to say after previously being regular customers we won't be back.

We often go to Sahibs and I must admit we always regret it. The service has gotten worse over time. Staff taking plates away while some of us are still eating and whilst there's still food/dishes left on our table. On one occasion we had to tell the waitress we weren't finished and she had to provide another clean plate for one of our group. The staff and owners generally just don't care. It's a shame as it takes more than food to make a restaurant.

Toilets could be a bit cleaner but apart from that solid service and great food. One thing they should have is maybe something on the menu which would point out dishes that would be appropriate for kids.

I've been to this restaurant now twice in the last 6 years on 2 separate visits to London. The food here is of a solid quality, decent service and atmosphere. Make sure to make a reservation on busy nights/weekends and try to get the booth near the aquarium, great if you have kids. On this occasion we ordered three very good appetizers; the Maree Aloo (spicy potato in crushed pepper), always faithful Chili Paneer and Chili Mushrooms. Dinner items were also good with great drinks and service. The atmosphere was lively and pleasant especially for families. I'll probably go back to the UK in another 3-4 years and if this place is still around I'm sure we'll make time for a meal.

Looks like a gentlemen's club from the outside with blacked out windows but on the inside is my favourite Indian restaurant. Great food, good atmosphere with Bollywood music videos playing on the big screen. Too many good dishes on the menu to choose from.

Dined at Sahib's based on a friend's recommendation. I was unsure initially as the front of the restaurant had black out windows and had a sign stating Sahib's gentleman's club. That was rather confusing and intimidating.First thing to say is that there are plenty of locals dining in it. So that's a good sign for authenticity. We dined on a Friday night and we were lucky that I reserved a table. The restaurant gets really pack by 8pm. There was plenty of variety for vegetarians and meat lovers alike. We ordered the mix grill to start and it was delicious. The lamb biryani was also yummy and so is the garlic naan. We ordered a lamb karahi and that was also delicious. Would definitely recommend if you want authentic Asian food. Good portions and good value for money.

Just came back from a long trip on Sunday rather than dig some food out we came here for a family meal, good choice. We were not interested in starters separate so just had everything in one go , food came out quite quickly and was tasty as ever.Lovely well cooked foodTara daalButter chickenSaag paneerTandoori fishAloo gobiAubergeneTandoori roti and nanLovely and a little dogi bag to come away withQuick,tasty and all fine on tummy the next morning

Very welcoming restaurant which is non formal in English pub like surroundings and the food is out of this world.

Had some lunch with the Mrs and friends at this restaurant. The salted lassi was really good, nice and chilled. The starters I had was chicken shish kebab which was good. The fish special wasn't that great, it looked so oily with a sea of orange liquid, that I couldn't tell whether it was fish or cooked paneer. The simple naan and lamb biriyani was good, but I certainly wouldn't call the food in the restaurant as special, but then again it wasn't too bad. It's not the place I would come again to eat. Customer service was good nonetheless.

An outstanding meal with good friends to say farewell. We had the mixed grill starter that was totally amazing, the lamb chops were to die for. Chicken and fish and lamb that came with it were also of a very high standard - it set the bar for the main, and we were not disappointed! We will definitely be returning - and soon!

Have been eating here for many years now Once upon a time this was the place Lately I've noticed the food still has good moments but the service has gone faded q.badlyTakes a while to even get a servers attention and when you do he is clearly rushed of his feet Also we sent a dish back for the first time because it was cold and didn't taste fresh at allPerhaps the downhill slant has begun for Sahibs ?

Food is ok. Moderate quality. Server was friendly but not attentive - the game was far more interesting. Visited with family

I've been going to Sahibs for 10 years now and it's never disappointed. The food is superb. Very authentic and consistent. The service is also very good. Great selection of drinks. I'd recommend coming here to anyone that loves curry!

This is our favourite Indian restuarant - we love the starters (fish tikka, afghan chicken), the service, atmosphere

We have frequented this restaurant for a number of years and sometimes come as a family of four or six and service is always friendly with a homely feel, not pushy or overbearing. The mains in the food is with out exception always spot on in terms of flavour and taste.We usually book but I think you can get a table if you are prepared to wait a while except on busy days or if a big sport match is on eg England / India cricket. Still you can always get a take away.The food is Punjabi style which suits our palate it seems very fresh and always gives a great taste but not too chilly that might cause burning or upset stomach , this I find is the case in most other Indian eating places around town.We have had a works do with 12 people everyone commented on the tasty food some had never eaten here before and also there is a room at the back for bigger private parties . On many occasions we have a take away and once again it is always as expected and as requested tasty to our liking medium spicy and always a treat.We order from these items for mainsBhangan ( aubergine )Tara daal orBlack daalBhindi Allo ghobiButter chickenMethi Chicken Saag / planner/alloAlso sometimes afghani chicken wetNann / garlic nannPlain riceAll items are how you might expect to be home cooked so I can only say the chefs are properly trained and very able to prepare fab food.I would recommend without hesitation you will not be disappointed .Sahibs is the best proper Indian restaurant this side of London .Price wise take always are about £40 that serves 4 with enough over for lunch the next day for 1 or 2 family members.Eat in is about 15 -£20 per head depending on if you have starters and drinks etc.Super value you won't beat this place.

Nice friendly staff and good service. Great variety of food and generous portion sizes. Some of the fish dishes are really tasty especially the chilli fish. My only criticism is that the menu needs to be updated as some of the dishes are no longer served and a takeaway menu would be useful. Good idea to book first as its always busy at weekends. Highly recommended!!

This is a Kenyan Indian restaurant the food is good especially the amratsi fish it is all decent food the service is good and it shows sports. It has been a around ten years and has a good beg and non-veg menu. It is always full but at weekends it's worth booking. The food is well cooked and prepare and a favourite of the Indian community. I've been going 5 years now and it's sublime food. A little on the price side but well worth it. Lovely exquisite food and a good varied menu a must for spice lovers. Well worth a visit and the cost, you'll go back again I promise!!!!!!!

We dined here with friends and found it a very confused place......A pub / drinking establishment with big screen tv's showing sport (not for me!) Plus it was very noisy and busy and people walking past our table constantly. Food was good but not brilliant but a different dining experience for an Indian meal.Not for us as we prefer our local curry house Akash is Sudbury Hill - but not awful by any means just too noisy and busy for us to enjoy dinner and conversion with friends.

Hadn't been for years then decided to go for dinner to watch the football with mates. Great atmosphere in the place and considering it was busy, service was good. The food is nice, tastes fresh and reasonably well spiced (if anything could be hotter). Fish tikka (starter) was excellent. Poppadam's were a bit greasy and chilli paneer was a tad too cheesy in taste but by no means bad. £20 a head for starter, main, two sides and a drink more than fair. Good to know that in the 9/10 years since my last meal there it's retained it's good standard.