Thattukada Kerala fast food in Newham

The food was very good, all freshly prepared- large portions and finished off with tasty coffee. Excellent customer service and also very affordable.

We made a special journey to visit a South Indian restaurant in East Ham and we were pleased we chose this. The inside is pretty basic. When we arrived there was a large group of elderly ladies enjoying a buffet. We we seated and given menus. We ordered gobi 65 to share and then ordered paratta, Kerala fish curry, mutton curry and a mutton biryani. All the food was delicious with distinct flavours. The tamarind in the fish curry gave it a delicious hint of sourness which complemented the king fish. We had two diet Pepsi’s to drink and were given a complementary taste of a dessert they do. The bill was a reasonable £26. We will definitely return.

Proper food and proper spice, loved the flavour. Now on the “next time we are in the area” list we must visit. Friendly service

If you like to have spicy south Indian food, this is the place for you. You are paying very little for great food so don't expect a Five-star experience. It is for people who want good honest food.

Thanks to this restaurant, Keralan cuisine is my favourite cuisine on earth, and I have been to Kerala and honestly the food here is done better, i dont know how! Dishes that you MUST try (that are always available)1) Kanava Peera2) Chicken Nadaan3) Kerala fish curry4) Beef roast (duck roast is also good if they have it)5) Fish Molee here is very well done6) Mutton roastDont waste the real estate in your stomache ordering things like dosas here

We go here quite often and I can die for the mutton roast they serve. Be prepared to wait for 30 minutes. Otherwise try pre-ordering (if they manage to attend your call, consider yourself lucky). The nadan chicken fry is something that people rave about. It is great in quantity too, but I don't find it 'nadan' enough because of the added colour. (I always avoid having it.) The fish curry is always good and so is the appam. I haven't tried their meals, as I always order appam with mutton/beef/fish curry (the appam-fish curry combo is wonderful!) The biriyani is also okay-ish.The owner/manager is very helpful and hospitable. He is happy to click pictures for you too! The last time we went, there were a couple of new recruits who had trouble with taking orders and serving on time. The mutton roast we ordered went to another table. I hope they are better now because we are going again this weekend.Nevertheless, I love the place as it offers (almost) authentic Kerala food at economic rates.

food was tasty and the service was good. i really enjoyed the delicious food.i really recommend thattukada special dishes.

Located on the High Street just across from East Ham tube station. The nearest parking - roadside pay and park on one of the many adjacent roads. Ambiance is pretty average; but food was great - authentic Kerala cuisine. People not used to that may find it a touch spicy. They could do better in terms of service and cleanliness.

I went with a friend to introduce our Kerala cuisine for the first time , but regretted it later ,should've gone on my own .The toilets both gents and ladies were in a horrible state . In both the toilets there was only one toilet roll which was found soaking in a mug full of water in the wash basin . And toilet door locks broken and a door that would not move .The foul smell from the toilet comes into the eating area .Food wise they have a lot of choices which is good and reasonably low priced . The kappa(tapioca)and fish was old and had begun to take a stale smell.The puttu (steamed rice cake) was very mediocre .i asked for a ghee and sugar to eat with it but the ghee was stale .The good parts were the fish Mollie , fried pomfret and porotta and appam which felt fresh .The best dish was the fish mollie. The beef ularthiathu had more than it's share of onions but it was ok to eat .It took 1 1/2 hrs to get the starters which was a tea and banana fritters (Pazham pori) , I had to go and ask if the food was ready or not . They probably need more well trained staff .I would prefer going to this restaurant only if I'm with similar minded malayalee friends who may need a quick taste of Kerala on tight budget . All in all a below average restaurant which can be improved and also the staff seemed very polite probably because they're already aware of the poor state of the restaurant .

Fast food?? No way is this a fast food restaurant!! We waited an hour and 20 minutes for our food to arrive. They didn’t have 50% of the dishes we wanted to order, not sure why it’s on the menu! When the food finally arrived not everything arrived together and then to find some of the dishes we ordered was cancelled without our knowledge. The Food wasn’t fantastic for the amount of time we waited for it either. Unless you have plenty of time to wait for less than average food don’t bother going if you’re hungry. When we complained the manager was blaming it on the staff and wasn’t even apologetic. We definitely will not be going back!!

Reviewed in Vogue (no less) and New York Magazine so had to give this place a try when in East Ham. It's a bit tatty looking but the food was delicious and inexpensive. We will go back.

bon restaurant la cuisine st très épicée même si l'on demande sans piment mais cela fait parti du charme

My friend suggested this restaurant and it was a fantastic meal. My son really enjoyed the kappa biriyani Britain and the para pollichathu. The service was excellent. The staff couldn't do enough. Must be recomended. Will definitely be back

For food lovers, cheap eat.. amazing food. Enjoyed with friends after a football match. Porotta and beef strikes again here.. amazing..

Visité La tarde del martes. No ocupado. tiempo, la comida era muy buena y fresca sabrosa también auténtico sabor de picante! . Gran selección de menú. Vegetariana y no. Comida vegetariana. Personal amable (no vi más de 3 empleados en la parte delantera).

El restaurante era falta, sólo 1 camarera que es dulce como ella era incapaz de describir la comida que te sirven. Descubrimos en la cocina falta personal. Tuvimos que esperar mucho para que las bebidas excepto la cerveza que venía muy rápido. La razón dada es la de 3 estrellas porque la comida y el precio era razonable y generoso./apetecible Aunque la culpa la gestión/causa de propietario si el nivel del personal y el tiempo de espera fue tratado tendría un 4++ estrellas.

Recently we 4 members visited there, the food is amazing and service is great. Restaurant is so closed to the station

Our Keralan friend took us out to lunch. Heaped Kerala rice with choice of vegetable, fish and meat to accompany the rice much as we had enjoyed in Kochi. Lovely coconut to finish. Kingfisher beer

Comida sabrosa pero super malsana de Kerala. Sin duda, este lugar sirve una de las cocinas más auténtica de Kerala en Londres, pero que viene al precio de grandes volúmenes de aceite usado para casi todos los platos. El espacio es muy sofisticado y es buena para grandes como para pequeños grupos. Mejor si los grupos grandes llamada y reservar con antelación, especialmente para festivales de Kerala. En cuanto a la comida en sí, son sin duda sabroso con auténticos sabores malabar, pero el casi todos los elementos eran extremadamente grasosa y puede llenar el estómago con muy pocas raciones.

La primera vez que comimos el aapam aquí se sentía como comer un trozo de nube suaves!! Que suaves y ligeros deliciosamente fue. Tienen el mejor pollo asado y las porciones son realmente buenas. Soy un cliente leal y he recomendado este lugar a varios...

More of a cafe than a restaurant, it's so informal that when the beer ran out the waiter fetched a few bottles from the offie a few doors away.There are groups of people sitting around, chatting, eating, drinking, all very friendly. One of these chaps is the manager. Various of the men seem to wander into and out of the kitchen or simply stare up at the Bollywood videos on the screen.What does emerge from the kitchen is really spicy, tasty food, all with the strong earthy spices of Kerala. It's all very relaxed, especially the waiter who may look like a South Indian equivalent of Boycie from "Only Fools and Horses," but who does things entirely at his own pace.Try it.

Indian restaurant which streams Indian songs from Youtube on repeat. But nonetheless, the Beriyani Rice is good (Mutton and Chicken). The serving time can be improved.

The food always fresh very tasty and the staff kind,here you can find a traditional Kerala food .I recommend to visit and enjoy the food

Food is really nice .thats why I gave 3 star .but the service is very bad .main thing I feel like our Kerala restaurant in my home town that kind of service I was get there .please improve the service

Nice food, authentic kerala foodService and speed needs to improveFood is 4/5 service is what brings it down

Went to this place and a few times to have Authentic Kerala food, never put down our expectations. Cheap and quality food. Friendly waiters.

If you are a Malayali and want to try some Kerala delicacies and in and around East London then i would say try this place.Food was good. We had fish, beef, mutton roast, appam puttu and starters. Fish was the highlight followed by beef.One main thing i noticed is all the items in the menu is very reasonably priced and i loved this palce for that reason.

Clean, fast and friendly service. The food tasted like home cooked food...in other words, simply delicious. We ordered king fish fry, chicken curry, avial and rice. We can't wait to go back!