Sakoni in Harrow

The food here is amazing! I order from the menu instead of the buffet and can say that every dish taste absolutely great. Me and my family always come back as it is always good and consistent.

Never been before and regretted not reading the reviews on the place before my visit. I didn’t find the place dirty like some other reviewers have, there was plenty of choice the problem was the food was so spicy and hot I couldn’t distinguish one dish from another as my tongue was on fire. A few days later I had a ring of fire in my pants if you see what I mean. I won’t visit again which is a shame as I thought it was good value for the food available. I don’t know how they make any money as the place was nearly empty on a Saturday lunch time. I’m curious to know if it’s owned by the same ppl as the Global Buffet next door to it.

Had the buffet, which I always enjoy. Love it alway and good selection of dishes, and indulgent sweet dessert to finish evening. What I like about this is bring able to try little of everything including desserts. Been coming here for many years

Not a first visit for my friends who recommended sokonis, it was for me & I wasn’t disappointed. We ordered a number of dishes to share, including chilli paneer, dosa, noodles……the fresh juices were good too!

There were two ladies only serving. The buffet was cold and all I asked was for hot crispy bhajias and one of the girls was so rude and said the the food dips at 60 degrees and it is hot, other customers are having them - why can’t you. The tea that we ordered arrived after we finished the food. I would not go there again

We went there for the evening buffet, we were told it starts at 5 we got there at 5.15 expecting everything to be hot and fresh and what we got instead was cold horrible leftover food from the lunch buffet!!! Nothing on the menu was edible we had to ask for fresh food for them to replace it otherwise they were just standing around watching everyone eat it!!! Horrible food and staff are not very helpful either they seem to go at their own pace no sense of urgency at all!!! The drinks took forever to come out as well!! Def not worth the money they charge for the buffet. When you go as a family are paying over £200 you would expect better food and service. It hasn’t changed and I don’t see if changing anymore either waste of time and money. Def won’t be visiting there again!! Everyone left there dissatisfied

Avoid at all costs. My Mum likes her chillie paneer so thats why we picked sakonis for her birthday dinner. Food was cold and tasteless and the standards have dropped (not that they were ever high). Mains were all cold and repeated asking for fresh food was ignored and staff actually said everyone is eating this just eat!! The rudeness was next level. They really don’t care. Dessert was gross and we opted for oranges in the end as we couldn’t find anything edible. Apparently desserts are only for weekends and Diwali they do jalebis!! Really?!? To top it off we’ve been sick since last night with vomiting and food poisoning (I did think the yogurt tasted off a little). Really regret this dinner choice. Did call to give feedback and say we have been sick and was told “I don’t care, don’t come back”. I think the only way to show customer choice is using what we can do DO NOT GO TO SAKONIS - there’s a new world buffet next door that’s doing an offer! It looked cleaner, man in the front desk was nice And friendly - they just didn’t have chilly paneer lol

I returned to Sakonis after perhaps 4-5 years. I had stopped going due to the high buffet price and low service standards. I returned with friends and whilst the new decor is pretty horrific and laughable, the food and service was good and the value for the buffet at £10.99 was fantastic. There was a great selection of food which was regularly checked and always stocked. The service was also improved. Feedback: I do not understand how and why Sakonis are using plastic cups for giving water. This is beyond unethical and irresponsible for a business in this day and age to be so unenvironmentally friendly. Please stop using plastic cups and consider the impact and the planet!

Hello we came to sakonis in Harrow try to go there every time, because we can get parking easily, this time we debating when we saw a new restaurant non veg one but opted to go to sakonis instead. Having been shown our seats we just thought how the standards of this place gone so low. Firstly there was like wet tissues stuck to floor near the tables . Next the staff did not know what they were doing all over places, we placed with our order but they kept bringing one plate at time, once we received our order then we had to get to ask for plates, water, then they got my juice and forget my wife’s one. So called again. Then they did not bring the noodles, so off they go getting them. When we received the noodles it looked dark at top but normal inside the bottom. We had to ask again for things like water and the water did not taste right. The tables next to us had so much food thrown under it shameful that they just wipe tables, they should cleaning the debris of food also which I took photos of. I think they need to cover their foods like salads as we saw lot of people pour food in their plates abut stand there eating how annoying it is now the likes of Covid they need to make sure . People are ignorant once they take food cover it but they don’t.

Disgusting tasteless food, Absolutely waste of time and money. Very poor customer service and no management. Never !!! Never!!! Never!!! Go . You will regret!!!!!!. The staff customer service was very rude

I have always preferred Harrow Sakonis to Wembley due to better cleanliness, better variety in buffet, and hence better value for money but with reduced price it’s great (I must admit buffet was ridiculously priced before- but it’s reasonably priced now at 11.99, little lesser on certain days). Interior has improved considerably from the previous college canteen look which means you can celebrate occasions. However Sakonis must ensure that standards are maintained despite price reductions- if dishes are missing for buffet OR ingredients are missing from dishes that’s called cheating which customers catch very easily and do resent. We ordered faluda today which did not have vermicelli which is ‘the’ basic key ingredient of Faluda. It made me consider whether that was due to the half price offer 🙁 Faluda, or any dish must have its standard ingredients otherwise it is something else. Cheating customers is counter-productive. People will stop coming and go somewhere else! But I like to think this was just a slip in this instance!! Overall- Harrow Sakonis is highly recommended as a vegetarian, good VFM, clean and friendly place where food tastes great!

Sakonis Harrow use to be a thriving, family favourite, Unfortunately the drab ‘new’ decor really put us off on the visit today. So dark, remove the bathroom tiles in the dining area, attempt of like a flower wall going around the restaurant but just looks tacky, oversized dark red booths, signs everywhere, telling people off. That flooring needs lifting and changing. The buffet was mediocre, lacking some spice but understandably mild for everyone’s taste. This place lacks authenticity and charm, Maybe they could think about a centred kitchen, chefs on the go? Fresh Indian street food being served.. pani puri, dosas, noodles to taste? people could watch it being prepared with their chosen veg? maybe have a dessert designated area? This restaurant with a epic clean up and the right design layout has real potential. Unfortunately it underwhelms and disappoints or is it time to shut the doors for good?

We paid more than the price shown on your web site! Feel cheated, it would also appear your opening times are wrong.

You open at midday and 1800 hours , so why such a .one time before the buffet appears,! Got fed up with waiting, will try next door next time I am in Harrow. Sorry will not be returning.

I visited this place after a year and have to say that the quality of food is really bad. Although they were able to cater for dietary requirements the food was so bland and had no taste apart from salt. When I fed this back to the staff, she just shrugged and said people are still coming here to eat… if you didn’t like the food then stop going there. Maybe then they will value there feedback of customer and improve their standards.

I promised to buy lunch for everyone in the office. On the restaurant's website, I clicked to place an order for collection, giving my name, phone number and email address. A screen appeared saying the order would be ready in 25 minutes. 30 minutes later...

Went for lunch buffet. Very disappointing. Hygiene, customer service all very poor! The whole restaurant in need of a major update! Food lukewarm if you’re lucky and tasteless! A shame that it’s gone so downhill! Wouldn’t go again! Avoid!

Had a delicious Christmas buffet at The Harrow branch today. All items in the buffet was fresh and we also ordered there fruit cocktail which was made with fresh fruits

I saw a BIG RAT running along the edge of the wall in dining area whilst eating lunch here, I alerted a staff member and they came with a long dustpan and broom to catch the rat. staff member caught it on first attempt because...

Disgusting tasteless food. Absolutely waste of time and money. Revolting. This place should be shut down . There is no hygine. Insult to Indian cuisine. I had tummy pain. Huge word of caution

Disgusting food . The puri bhaji is absolutely tasteless and disgusting. It is the dosa mashed potato. Very poor customer service and no management. Never !!! Never!!! Never!!! Go . You will regret!!!!!!. The staff in particular Priya was useless with no customer service skills

I have been dining at this restaurant for many years and have always enjoyed the variety of food offered. Always freshly replenished on the buffet. staff always helpful and obliging to my food intolerance and allergy needs.

Went for lunch, they do buffet at lunch time so me and my said let’s try it, so we only got I piece of item of different food to try, it was disgusting, we got up told the lady behind the till, but why care...

I have been ordering deliveries from the Harrow restaurant and we used to visit Hatch End. Food cannot be beaten and we cannot understand why it doesn't win every restaurant award going. The banana milkshake, masala dosa and mango lassi were the best.

Took my mother-in-law and sister-in-law for lunch and we decided to oder from the menu instead of having the buffet. We ordered a variety of food including pani puri, bhel puri, dahi vada, masala dosa, veg pilau, channa masala, a paneer dish and chapatis. All...

This place used to be good, but food ordered yest was nothing but crap, dont know what has happened to this place.

terrible customer service- not worth the mediocre tasting food! odered takeaway, specifically requested sauces in the notes. i rang up to let them know about the sauces, the lady on the phone confirmed on notes. received my order- no sauces at all! so i rang...

We chose this restaurant to celebrate my birthday. We ordered set thalis which had 14 different items and they all tested very good. At first he portions looked a bit smaller but as we started eating through the items, we found that they were enough...

Old fashion non updated restaurant seems vibe on India and not pleasant looking at all. Unclean and did not enjoy experience at all, floor tile greasy to walk on and general look is disgusting, if owners cannot see this then they only in it for...

Had to wait more than an hour for the meal to come. it was cold. waste of time and money. never again.

The food was really good and the service by the manager razin was exceptional! The juices were really good exceptional too, especially the falooda!

Ordered a takeaway, delicious food very generous portions, plenty left for tomorrow! The chilli paneer is outstanding

I have come to this restaurant after a long time and the food was amazing. You could taste the quality of the food was really good and the service was good too. You must try there thali

Food has really gone downhill. Never going back, I had to ask the waitress for my food 3 times and she still forgot. Food wasn't tasty at all

This was the first time I have visited this restaurant and the food was just amazing. The restaurant was really clean and was following all the Covid measures. They also offer 40%of your entire bill on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday too. I would recomend the place for everyone to eat. The best vegetarian food in London. The staff were really polite too which also gave a homely environment.

Ordered papdi chaat and crispy bhajia through Uber eats, which came on time (so no issue with Uber). The food was worst than terrible and I say this as I’ve eaten these dishes a number of times. The bhajia were way too thick and has no flavour whatsoever and were totally soggy. The papdi chaat came with no dips affectively making it totally flavourless. I tried calling them to resolve this but got made to feel I was doing something wrong by the lady who answered. She claimed there food is always like this, which clearly indicates she’s a liar, or never eaten there herself. Not even so much as a ‘sorry it was like that’, rather she was rude about me having a bad experience. I will never order from or eat there again and would strongly recommend you do the same. Terrible food, terrible staff, terrible experience

Post Covid set up -order a la carte. Generous portions of food with quick service Prefer the new set up to the old buffet which could be a hit or miss affair. Really like d comming back to this place and with the Help Out to Eat promotion it made the value for money -Excellent

I have been visiting this restaurant for a few years and have never been disappointed. Either eating its unbelievable value buffet by myself or having a take away for my family. I was born in India and the food reminds me of great Bombay street food and Bhel Poori houses. Very happy to keep coming back to Sakonis Harrow.

Thank you throughly enjoyed my lunch yesterday (Tuesday). What lovely staff you have, always a welcome!

Buffet so no real service. Forgot our drinks multiple times. Amazing veggie Indian food makes up for it. Really cheap.

They don’t know about allergies we found hair in our food food was stone cold and worst of all we found a elastic band in our food which we could have eaten. Customer service is rubbish they shouldn’t stay open

Terrible food and poor service. On arrival there was food on the chairs which I had to ask for it to be cleaned. Crispy bhajans we’re ok but the accompanying chutneys were tasteless and the masala dosa and uttapam were we’re not cooked properly. The sambhar that came with it was lukewarm and awful with large chunks of aubergines in it. Hadn’t been to this restaurant for a couple of years and won’t be returning. Worst dosas and uttapams I’ve eaten in a long time.

the food was really nice. The price of the buffet is worth it. I recommend everyone to go and try the food. I was really happy with the service and the were so welcoming. The buffet had a wide variety and was really nice. I will sure come to this branch regularly from now on as I had thoroughly enjoyed the food.

Food is bland, tasteless and boring, not even hot in temperature.... service is very poor and restaurant is like a canteen no ambience

Visited today with my family. Ordered a bunch of dishes that we normally do - chilli paneer, pau bhaji, hakka noodles, tofu salt and pepper.Food was average at best - the pau bhaji was not up to what I'm used to and the tofu was super greasy.Things went properly downhill when my son found a hair in his noodles. We thought it was a one-off but shortly after my wife found a long hair in her noodles also. We called over the waitress who mumbled a half-hearted apology and then went to talk to the kitchen staff for some reason. She came back and gave us the news that all Chinese style dishes are cooked by the male chefs - implying that the hair in the noodles was not from them. Ridiculous! Upon pressing further, she offered to have another replacement dish cooked up for us - with a lost appetite we were done and well off the idea of eating further here so refused. She went on then to say she can't discount the noodle dish from the bill as we'd eaten most of it! Eventually after further remonstrating with her about the poor attitude about this incident she went to speak to her manager and then they offered to reduce the bill to the cost of the noodles. I asked for the manager regardless but was advised he is not onsite and is only present at closing times which only added to the couldn't care less attitude I was sensing. At point of payment, a mysterious 'chow mein' dish appeared on the bill - not something we ordered ... eventually got that removed also. Such incompetence.Really really poor customer service ....food quality certainly not what it used to be and very questionable hygiene standards. We will never return.

Sakonis HARROW have really gone down In customer service. Today got aloo papdi chaat with the added flavour of HAIR stuck in the boondi. On complaining Kinjal wanted us to take it over and show them for a replacement as they didn't believe us. She said the manager would want proof and was not bothered that I would be wasting my time and petrol and not able to finish my meal. I asked bro speak to the manager Zeeva and was told she only goes there at closing time so left a message for her to call me and nothing. Apparently the manager doesn't have set hours. Let's hope the Zeeva the manager has the decency to call us tomorrow.

Had a wonderful time eating at the buffet lunch this Sunday! First time coming back for a while, and was pleasantly surprised by the range and quality of food. I would highly recommend coming here - very well priced and a great experience.

Restaurant is basic so not high on service. The food is very tasty. The buffet lunch is good value and so much to choose from.

We went for a lunch buffet meal, and were impressed with range of food....all vegetarian... All food is freshly cooked. Service at Harrow Sakoni is very good. RECOMMENDED

This buffet style restaurant is a find. A good introduction to vegatarian food, good selection and good price. Have become a regular.

worst food ever.we never had such disgusting food.I will not recommend anyone in my life.77 pounds for 4 adult buffet.That's not worth of money, complete waste of money.pls don't go to that restaurant. you will regret.

We were 18 of us and as we walked in no one paid attention to us and we had to find staff to welcome us and then had help the staff out the arrange the table for us. which is we do not mind but orders were taken and later we been told that we have to use buffet as they have only one chef. ordered chilli paneer and it was too salty as well as drinks came after the some of the food arrived, it was our second time and it was even bad experience then first time. overall disappointed once again did not leave me any choice to leave the review..

Myself and my family have been going to this restaurant for the last three years at least one every two weeks. The food is cooked fresh, the variety of Indian food is large and they cook the best chilli paneer of all time. It is a bit pricey but it is a very nice and delicious buffet and they do £10 pounds buffet on Tuesday and Thursday! If you want proper and comforting Indian food this is the place to go! Highly recommending it!

I went here with my boyfriend for a dinner before he went away. We thought we’d try something different. Upon ordering, we asked the waiter if she’d suggest anything, any good courses etc. She didn’t help. After picking some courses, we were horrified with how bland EVERYTHING tasted. The samosas were over cooked and dry, the naan was dry and did not tase of garlic, the curry tasted like mushy baby food and one of the dishes tasted stale. Really, the only edible thing was the noodles. Upon the waiters asking if it was okay and us telling them we didn’t enjoy it, there was no offer for different dishes, no offer for money off, nothing. It was such a shame. Never will be going back or recommending this to anyone!

Went there as my partner and I fancied Indian buffet. The place isn’t inviting at all, the ambience is toilet-like. Service was okay, but mostly inexistente due to the nature of a buffet restaurant. There was a very noisy machine - I think it was for ice creams - that was very annoying.

Oh dear what a shame my friend's and I decided to go to sakoni in harrow as the one in Alperton is quite good. we all desided to have there buffet a couple of there dishes tasted a bit stale and the rest were so so . Myself and two of my friend's ended up having upset tummys our other friend hardly ate anything as she didn't like the food so she was fine. None of us will be visiting again.

avoid going into this restaurant with bathroom like ambience.

This place is original authentic Veg eatery in Harrow.... over the years it has lost the place now:

Arrived early, so not all the selection available. Carrot and orange drink was very refreshing and the fresh fruit was a good finish to the meal

Heard Sokonis was a very nice Indian eatery, so made it a point to visit. The experience was pretty average with sloppy rushed service and very basic dishes. The prices are also higher than other better quality eateries around this area. The cutlery we received was mostly unclean with food remnants and we had to request for clean ones. The waitress was upset that we wanted CLEAN cutlery and serves us discourteously. The ambience is good.

Went for lunch after a very long time. As we were going for buffet, I had not eaten anything in the morning

Awesome breakfast - Unlimited, Tea, Idli, Dosa, Dokla, Puri and Patato Bhaji....Ghatya, Jalabi and hot green chilli. The food is fresh, and tasty. Wish we could do this every morning.

Small group of family members lunch out to welcome niece over from Dubai who is pregnant. Buffet was good, staff helpful and nice but, extremely slippery floor in the cordoned off area so weren't able to make as many small trips as we hoped due to fear of falling and especially the fear of our niece falling whilst being pregnant. Buffet although thoroughly enjoyed is overly priced compared to most buffet places

Visted the harrow branch after many many years. Have visited before frequentiy when it opened & we remembered it being very good & popular.

This is an another pure vegetarian restaurant offering afternoon buffet eat as much as you like for 18:00 per head. Variety of food abit pricey.

Friendly staff and excellent service! We tried a whole range of dishes (from chaats to noodles) and everything was absolutely delicious, especially the dhoklas. Thank you 🙂

Having heard good things about this enterprise, decided to have lunch there. Very Gujarati style food which I don’t really mind but the quality was below average. Prices are too high for what they offer. Service, envoirnment and food did not match up to what I was told and expected.

Great value for money on Tuesday and Wednesday where they have a lunchtime buffet with approximately 30 delicious dishes with a home cooked taste. Pure vegetarian restaurant with great tasting food.

My family and I have been regular visitors at Sakonis for many, many years. This is despite the fact that we live in Birmingham! For as long as I can remember, Sakonis in Harrow have provided great, tasty food. Sadly this is no longer true.

Totally biased -loved the food at Sakonis Wide range of vegetarian food Favs are chilli tofu , crispy bhaji and of course the Chilli paneer Its is more expensive in the evening but well worth it .Lots of starters ,mains and deserts You can really go wrong with this branch of the franchise Staff are great

Really taking the name of sakonis down. Rude staff. Poor quality food. Stale crisps on the side and food tasted below average

I must say this was very disappointing. There were queues for the buffet, the food was not the usual standard. There was so much Chaos , dinner plates and bowls running out, what was supposed to be a Mother’s Day special as my mum likes the food there turned out to be a cattle market .

Went on 5 th March,for buffet,paid 12 pounds,food was reasonable,waited for Nan bread for more then half an hour,till all the food was finished,only one staff at the counter

Couldn't think of a better place to catch a quick Indian bite in Wembley. Absolutley loved the Rice and Noddle combo (Seven Hakka, I think its called in the Indo Chinese Section). We also sampled their Mysore Masala Dosa, which was a little flat (Had always thought it was round and crispy). However, it was spicy and delicious.

This was my 1st time to this place after being recommended by one of my friends . The food was great and the buffet had a good variety of food. Defo visit next time

On Tuesday and Wednesday, Sakonis in Harrow has been offering a discounted buffet which is approximately £8 (It is usually over £12). The quality of the food is very good and very traditional. I would definitely recommend coming here on an empty stomach because there is so much variety to choose from that you will want to try everything. The dessert options are different most days but very good also. There is also half price on almost all drinks.

Last minute decision to go out for a meal mid week. It’s our local Indian vegetarian restaurant, where you have a choice of menu selections or unlimited buffet.

I have a notoriously psychotic stomach which reacts very badly to anything dairy. I had seen online that Sakonis has expanded their menu to include salt and pepper tofu. Intrigued by this discovery, I ordered a portion alongside the restaurant's 'signature' dish, Hakka noodles. The noodles were nice and not too oily but I'm afraid to say that the tofu just didn't hit the mark for me, being far too oily and not crispy enough. On the plus sidewalk, the food arrived piping hot and I did enjoy the freshly fried mogo chips. What disappointed us was the fact that the waiter started cleaning and disinfecting the empty tables around us while were still eating. The smell of disinfectant spray is very off-putting whilst eating your meal. He was also carting round the huge bin bag trolley which was simply not an aesthetically pleasing sight. The dining experience was average at best. Glad to see this restaurant is finally acknowledging allergies and expanding the vegan options - but there is still no vegan dessert option, why?

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this place. Had a fab meal, was so full and satisfied leaving. The staff were lovely and food was great. I will definitely be back.

Je suis tombé par hasard sur ce restaurant végétarien et j'ai bien aimé. J'ai pris un plat à base d'aubergines et c'était très bon. Par contre ce qu'ils appellent la sauce "gravy" en fait c'est de la sauce en quantité industrielle, donc il m'a fallu recommander du pain pour la finir. Si j'avais su j'aurais pris du riz.

I am guilty of coming to this restaurant after having a fabulous meal at a nearby Indian restaurant. But i saw a small paan shop nearby and that's what caught my attention. I went in thinking I will have paan (beetle leaves filled with sweet stuff) but when I looked at the menu, I was tempted to eat falooda, I would say their falooda is good.

well first of all Sakoni which in East Africa means a market. as we entered this large resturant it never at any point made you feel that you were in a market atomospher. the main dinning area was laid out with buffet station and furniture. we were given the back room. the walls were all tiled in different shades loud lighting. the place was buzzing with dewali gatherings, the service was okay. the food if you are a vegiterian you could not go wrong. they had 3or4 different types of cuisines. would i go back NO if they made you feel you were at a market i would consder

I really enjoy Sakoni's food and come here for a meal every now and again, mostly for the buffet. Excellent menu, excellent range of food and most importantly, the food in the buffet is fresh and hot, so long as you go at peak times! Mine only gripe is that it is a bit like a 'greasy spoon' inside. A refurbishment is needed to make this a better experience!

I had been to this place many years ago and their food was good quality and hence I took the opportunity to visit once again.The overall spread is big if you choose to have the buffet,They had sweet corn soup (almost like dish water) and the rest dal(Taste less) and the vegetables were also not that great.They made DOSA which were fresh but again the taste was bad.The salad was also not fresh looking.The Softy(Ice cream machine was also dripping ) Run by Indian Gujarati family.They have really brought the standard down. They have 1/2 price buffet and drinks on Tuesdays. I will not dare to visit this place unless some locals tell me that they have improved.

This legendary place still the same has the same decor as it did last century. However do that confuse that with the quality of the food and service.

I have been there several times and enjoyed the food. Unlike the one in Harch End (not recommended) it has a buffet and a special lunch deal, Also unlike Hatch End, the staff are friendly and helpful. But the one reservation is that the food in the buffet is not hot, It should be, as it is in a stainless steel servery, presumably with heating under each container - but the food is not covered, which rather defeats the object. If you don't mind lukewarm food, then go for it - the buffet has a wide variety of tasty food.

We were a party of four, and did not book a tableIt was a birthday occasion and we thought we'd try Sakonis in Harrow.Waited for a table for over 15 minutes the lady insisted we take a table by the door, it was a cold and rainy evening and a cold draft every time the front door opened so we said we'd wait.There were so very many tables empty, but no she wouldn't allow us to sit, we said we don't mind moving inbetween if they were reserved and the customers who reserved it came in, but no - we'd heard so many good things about the resturant but had to go away dissapointed, ended up in another favourite Daal Roti in Honeypot Lane - A Superb Resturant!So overall all four of us not too happy with Sakoni's in Harrow at all!

- Poor and lazy staff - Service was horrible - Food tasted horrible, not how it use to be. Bhajias taste and look as if they've been out all day and retried for when a customer orders them.- Very over priced- Poor hygiene - Use to lovely this restaurant but my family & I will never eat from here too

We held a birthday party there a couple of weeks ago was very disappointed with the staff and service! Firstly we would expect to have a staff member or 2 on hand looking after the party when you have approx 70 guests at the party however we were constantly looking for the staff who were standing around in group talking!! We had to go over a couple of time to ask them to bring drinks out and still didn't come out the staff didn't have a clue what they were doing!! No complaints about the food but everything else didn't make the party go smoothly. When you are paying close to £900 for a party you would expect them to be more attentive and helpful. Lastly the toilets were absolutely filthy and considering they had just opened when we got there at midday it was disgusting state for them to be in with no toilet rolls on anything. When we pointed that out to the staff they just shrugged their shoulders and then kept giving us dirty looks and talking to each about it instead of being apologetic over it! They didn't really care about the customers!! Service and staff are a disgrace!

Two of us decided to pop in here for dinner on 10/08/17 for a meal. Not been to Sokoni in years so thought we would give it a try. On entering, there is a sign asking you to wait to be seated. We saw two members of staff sitting on a table but neither of them got up. We waited a few minutes and yet they both just sat there nattering away. Its only when I raised my voice did someone come over and take us to our table. We did not want to go for the buffet, so we asked for a couple of menu's. Waited a while and ordered a Falooda and soft drink. These came quickly, the Falooda wasn't too good, it wasn't rich and not sweet at all. Soft drink was great, it would be, it came from a can! We also ordered Bhel Puri. This too arrived quickly and was not too bad although everything lacked salt, but at least I could add salt. The waitress also dropped of some condiments, all tasted nice except I would like to have seen these cleaned up without the drips down the side from previous use.Once finished we ordered Dhal Bahjia, the waitress advised there would be a 15 minute wait was was fine, we at least knew that they would be fresh. Whilst waiting for these, I noticed a man with a portable microphone walk into the premises, he was drunk. He started to argue with the staff and swearing through the microphone, and I mean swearing in Gujarati, it wasn't at all pleasant.He then decided to walk over to the buffet stations where we were seated, the staff tried to stop him but he would not listen, swearing and threatening staff. He walked towards the buffet station and in turn came towards me and my wife. He stood at the buffet station, arguing with staff saying he was going to pee all over the place and went to unbuckle his pants! I this stage i got up to intervene. I asked him to behave without raising my voice but he became more aggressive but nor towards me but the staff. Whilst the mans back was turned the waiter grabbed him and tried to get him out of the door, falling in the process. I followed him, tried to get him up, speaking to the guy in a clam manner. He finally did (in the meanwhile the police are called). I talked to him rationally, telling him he was upsetting kids and families. He became apologetic and i managed to walk him to the door and out of the building.When I sat back at our table, people that were taking food from the buffet, came over and thanked me for what I did. Not once did any member of staff from Sakoni come over, no thanks, no gratitude. I did not do it for that but at times it is nice to be appreciated. Anyway, back to the food, the Dhal Bhajia came out hot but again lacked salt. We then ordered chilli paneer, it was the worst thing I have tasted. No chilli, no salt. The paneer was rubbery, probably as it comes from the same batch as the buffet food. I knew it was not fresh and ended up leaving it.Went to the counter to pay for the meal, paid and went to the Paan station and ordered two sweet paan. Please avoid these, the worst paan I have ever tatsed, went into my mouth and straight back out. At £1.50 each, aint the cheapest and certainly not the best.So that my opinion of this place, with so many veggie restaurants, I will certainly not be coming back here. I think the days of Sakoni's being one of the best has far gone.

we had dinner on Tuesday half price day which is not bad but for full price not worth it as food was not filled quickly and staff are not friendly not helpful at all.so will not visit

Goog veg food friendly staff many varsity valu for mony I use every week one day specially Tuesday and Wednesday half prise buffe and drinks

Goog veg Gujarati food and is good value if you go Tuesday and Wednesday save money staff are very helpful

Buffet meal for 5 of us. Hardly any customers, waited almost 20 mins for their signature dish (paneer) to come out only it was very bland. The mogo was nice and the chaats were also quite nice. The dosa looked less appealing like as they had been there since the morning. The staff were slow and seemed less enthusiastic taking orders for drinks.Ordered a masala tea which came once we had finished eating. Overall look and feel was below average as if the restaurant had not been cleaned regularly.

Went with my son who is a fan of a restaurant in Ashton under Lyne called Lily's. He told me it couldn't be bettered.2 buffets later and all the chili paneer and crispy bhajia you could eat and I think it is a close run thing. The was a very good selection of different snacks to choose from as well as rices, breads, salads, and even ice cream. I haven't eaten so much in the last 12 months as I have been dieting and I think I have set myself back a month, but it was so worth it.I used to go to Sakonis in Edgware and Wembley but this was as good as I remember and at GBP11 for all you can, it represents excellent value

The food sometimes tastes bland but because of variety offered in buffet appeals to try a bit of everything.

Went on Tuesday which is half price , never been to this kind of place before , but will go again . Went with a couple of Gujerati friends and they guided what to eat ,lovely food and good friendly smiley Indian staff . Place was buzzing with mainly Indian customers , who doesn't love Indians ?

We went this Sunday for lunch. There is many mix dishes with afters and ice-cream as a sweet dish. Nice salad counter with many Indian chutneys and spices. Enjoyed the atmosphere with my kids.

What a bargain eat as much as you want and it's all fresh and veggie Fantastic selection of traditional dishes plus pizza chips etc So clean and tables nicely spaced out a must do

I have been visiting this restaurant occasionally over many years and have never been dissapointed. Highly recommended.