The Greedy Buddha in Hammersmith and Fulham

After a long and painful period in intensive care, this restaurant has now closed. It had a good run and for a while was THE place to see and be seen, but alas no more.

Después de haber disfrutado de buenas comidas en Greedy Buddha durante años, nos quedamos muy decepcionados anoche. Pedimos un tandoori de gambas, arroz pilaf y pan naan dulce para llevar. Mientras esperamos, a mi hijo le sirvieron una coca con hielo en un vaso. La coca era plana y debe haber estado en la nevera por un tiempo. Los praws - 6/7 de ellos - eran pequeños y malolientes y no sabían bien, los naan empapados. Todo por 18, 90 incluyendo un descuento del 10%, que no es particularmente buena relación calidad-precio. Después de la comida, mi hijo estuvo enfermo durante la noche.

Por muchos años este rincón en Wandsworth Bridge Road tenía una sucesión de valientes, pero en última instancia falló esfuerzos para hacer un trabajo de restaurante. Este fue hasta el Codicioso Buda apareció, y después de unos meses se convirtió en una institución, la mayoría de las noches de la semana, la reserva se hizo obligatorio tal fue una combinación de la comida (espectacular), el ambiente (zumbidos) y el servicio (sublime).Y ahora? Mi Dios, parece un bar vacío en un triste cine de Hollywood, con algunos clientes habituales llénelo su triste bebidas con un camarero desinteresados. Esto es más que una pena, la comida es buena, pero quizás todavía un poco perdido de un borde, la cerveza no es lo suficientemente fría y el servicio es todo el lugar. Sin olvidar el más simple de los camareros pedidos, o simplemente no escuchar, se apuran a hacer un pedido y luego tomar las edades para entregar.Todo el mundo quiere este lugar en Fulham para volver a sus días de gloria, debería ser una institución famosa de la manera que iba hasta que perdió su camino. Tiene todos los activos para hacerlo, y es genial en verano en la terraza. Volveremos pero como es más en la esperanza de nuestras expectativas.

Este lugar solía ser genial y es un lugar que conozco por años. No estoy seguro de lo que ha sucedido, pero no parece la misma. Fuimos a tener algunos de nuestros favoritos, pero estamos decepcionados! Cuando el pickle lime pedí con pappadams no aparecía, me dijeron que no se hace. Luego nos fuimos a pedir nuestros favoritos (cabra curry y gambas al limón) dijeran que ninguna de estas cosas estaban disponibles las edades (también tuvimos esperamos tener nuestra orden). Y el seco, Rose francés pedí resultó ser un enfermizo sweet Blossom Hill! En general, una experiencia muy decepcionante, y no estoy seguro de que volveré.

Siempre quería probar este lugar. Era la noche del sábado, el teléfono estaba ocupado con los pedidos de comida para llevar, pero el restaurante estaba tranquilo. Tuvimos una comida deliciosa y una buena relación calidad-precio, el servicio era muy servicial y amable.Lo que arruinó la experiencia para mí fue cuando fui a las mujeres un inodoro estaba fuera de orden. El otro era completamente cubierto de excrementos y, a juzgar por la crítica, no la habían limpiado por al menos un mes.Sinceramente este me repugnan - creo higiene básica es vital en un restaurante. Es una pena.

I live very close to the Buddha yet have always struggled to arrive when the restaurant is actually open? However, came last week. Foods nice and staff were very nice. Reasonably priced. Only downside was the toilets were a bit grim

Buena comida y si puede superar el reloj antes de terminar su comida alias 8 es de 10 libras, que es una auténtica ganga. La comida es muy sabrosa y una gran adición a puente de wandsworth. Barato y alegre, no me puedo quejar. Con colegas de gran bocado bastante o con un compañero. No es demasiado elegante comida rápida!

We have been coming here for many years now and previously this has been a 4/5 star experience However our last three visits have been pretty awful due to lack of focus/interest from the management

Mi novio y yo fuimos a este restaurante el sábado por la noche; habíamos visto en línea que fue 2 por 1 entre 6 - 8 cócteles tarde y una banda en vivo era debido a realizar, así que estar no demasiado lejos, pensamos en darle una oportunidad.Tuvimos una comida de arriba, que era muy sabroso. Disfruté de mi Pollo Tikka, mi novio y yo estaba muy impresionado con su plato de cordero rogan. Después de que terminamos nuestra comida, nos dirigimos abajo para que la mayoría de los 2 para 1 cócteles antes de la oferta a las 8:00 p.m. terminadoPedimos cuatro cócteles, que eran realmente divertidas. Tenían juegos de mesa en el lado, y teníamos una gran reír jugando Trivial Pursuit mientras espera la banda para comenzar. La banda, que estaban tocando un ambiente realmente bueno, aunque era un poco incómodo ya que parece que había un trabajo fiesta de Navidad que tiene lugar en el bar, y parecía ser el único grupo que no estaban involucrados. Esto no impidió que el ambiente que está muy bien, y la banda de poner en un espectáculo.Todo era fantástico hasta la hora de pagar la factura, y si no fuera por lo que pasó después, esta habría sido una evaluación de 5 estrellas.La cuenta fue y fue más de £50, que parecía extraño porque los cócteles eran anunciados como 2 por 1 y en alrededor de £9 cada una, que esperábamos pagar alrededor de £18 por estos: Teníamos dos batidoras y dos cervezas así y, por lo tanto, esperábamos una factura total de alrededor de 35 libras. Así una factura a £54 - casi 20 libras más de lo que esperábamos - fue una sorpresa bastante desagradable, ya que estoy seguro de que puedes imaginar!Sin embargo, cuando nos cuestionamos la factura con el camarero, nos informaron de que la oferta de 2 por 1, y sólo una vez válido como habíamos tenido un cóctel con nuestra comida en el restaurante, esperábamos que pagar el precio completo para las cuatro cócteles que había abajo. En ningún momento fue esta indicado previamente explicada o, con muchos "2 para 1 cócteles de 6 - 8 pm "signos diseminados alrededor del bar y restaurante. Que yo sepa, esto es publicidad engañosa y por lo tanto seguramente infringe las normas de comercio?Fue un final a lo extremadamente pobres hubiera sido una fantástica primera de muchas visitas a Buda codiciosos, y, por desgracia, mi novio y yo no volveremos a este restaurante de nuevo.

Fuimos temprano - que estaba vacía, pero teníamos un montón de ponerse al día. El servicio era fantástico Bhaji cebolla compartimos un entrante que era casero y muy fresco. Luego tuvimos chili y ajo pollo y un campo principal de pollo tikka y naan de ajo todo estaba delicioso y ya era un martes nos dieron un cóctel gratis - chicas conseguir un cóctel gratis por cada comida principal. ! Resultado sin duda vale la pena una visita. App tienen música en vivo los viernes y los sábados, así que sin duda volveremos para otra fiesta.

El codicioso Buda fue inaugurado hace 10 años con un joven encantador y apasionado. Sé, porque he estado yendo desde ese día. Que ha tenido la temporada pero es destino elegido de toda mi familia para curry realmente fresco honesto y un ambiente divertido. Nos encanta el dhansak y el pollo tandoori así como la gran platos de verdura.

I nearly gave this 5 stars. A little down at heel indoors but in a very good way. One of my poppadoms was slightly burned. The pickles and sauces were fine. The lamb Madras was ace. Lots of well cooked lamb, lots of rich tomatoey sauce with chillis in too. Proper pilau rice with cardamom pods and cloves to pick out and no daft food colouring in the rice. 26 quid with a big bottle of sparkling water. Probably par for the course for round here.

Abbiamo ordinato da questo ristorante una sera in cui volevamo cenare a casa con qualcosa di orientale. All'apparenza un ristorante indiano, è in realtà un ristorante Nepalese con specialità tipiche della regione.Abbiamo provato un curry molto piccante, un Byriani delizioso, il loro roti fatto al momento e vari antipasti. Birra Cobra, perfetta per l'occasione.Prezzi accettabili, servizio rapido (tutto pronto per il ritiro in 20 minuti). Sconto del 10% se si va a ritirare di persona, oppure consegna gratuita.Consigliato.

I've been here for dinner. The location is warm and welcoming and the staff very kind. The food is very good and we had a special offer so we could have a free cocktail in the room downstair after dinner, where a man was playing the guitar. It was so pleasant. I would strongly recommend this place to a friend.

Once again for diner last Friday evening as a family. One of son 's favourite restaurant for diner and take away in the neighbourhood. Great food, good friendly atmosphere There was a very good musician singer. I love the spinach and cheese side dish, as well as all their menu in fact.

After a long day in London my friends and I wanted nothing more than to sit down in the comfort of our own accommodation and have a curry delivered.2 hours and 3 phone calls later the curry had not arrived. After reading such positive reviews I am more than disappointed at the service we have received.A very disappointed and hungry ex-customer.

Was there with my friends and food and service was great. Chicken wings and peshwari naan was mouth watering. Little different then other restaurants peshwari naan, not only sweet but flavour of lychee and mango goes extra mile.

Delicious Nepalese dining with good and friendly service and fantastic food. We enjoy the speciality which is Goat Curry, a mouth watering dish we first met in Nepal itself. You can choose to have it hot, mild or medium. Tender goat is served with spring onions, capsicum and fresh green chilli. On a warm night you can sit outside and there are plenty of tables inside. The food is healthy - no additives, No MSG, no colourings.We chose to have the house red wine very modestly priced at £ 20 a bottle. Our starter was Momo -authentic Nepalese lamb dumplings, steamed a lightly spiced. Be careful about ordering too much - the helpings are generous!We will go back again and again.

This was our first visit and we will definitely be going back. Beautiful freshly cooked food, good sized portions and a lovely cosy outside dining area. Staff were very friendly and attentive and they also accepted Gourmet Society. Best onion bhaji I have ever had and the Nepalese chicken curry was divine. Felt awful when realised neither of us had any cash between us to leave a tip but we will back soon to make up for it! Will also try the take away service and the monthly live music night.

This restaurant is genuinely good Nepalese food. The menu is easily understood.The owner and staff look after you well and are happy to advise and help. Goat curry is an absolute must.

Went here for my wife's birthday and we both loved it. Inventive and interesting menu to the point where we wanted to order everything. The Momo starter was the best thing we ate but the Nepalese fish curry was too notch too. Our waiter David was professional, friendly and attentive, Merci Beaucoup mon ami! Will visit again for sure and recommend to others too.

This restaurant serves Nepalese food, so the curries are slightly different to the Indian ones. We had some starters to share. The fish tandoori is not to be missed. However two of our four main courses came out cold as they served these on cold dishes. The other two were OK because they were in hot terrains. But it is definitely worth a try.

The fish tandoori is a must. Unfortunately two out of our four man dishes a came out cold. They served them on cold plates. But the food are tasty. Service is good. Will definitely go back.

my parents live abroad and dad said he wanted to return to this restaurant after having visited last year. we went on the first night they arrived and he enjoyed it so much that he asked to go back on his last night.

Fantastic food as always. I have been going to the Greedy Buddha for many years, although a lot of the staff have changed now, so never as friendly as they don't know us.

Great as always. Food is delicious. Servers are all very friendly. Definitely recommend.

This was the second visit we paid to this place. We had been four years before when we were in town visiting friends. It is great food and has great variety. Everything we've ordered has been fantastic. Just be aware that while items are listed as spicy on the menu, that can vary depending on how spicy the chilis or peppers they are using are. My husband ordered a spicy dish four years ago and it wasn't spicy, and ordered another one this time and it was quite hot. We aren't in London often, but this is a must-go place for us any time we are there.

We have friends that live close to the Buddha and we are grateful for that. Every time we come into town we have to stop here. The spice of some of the dishes are intense and that's a good thing. Great mains, great rice, great naan great drinks, great service. We love the Buddha.

This time I had some samosas for starter, grilled fish, grilled chicken, vegetable curry with the authentic Tiger beer.Usually I go for their curry. They are always amazing with many flavours and the portions are really good. Unfortunately this time I wanted something different, but honestly that grilled chicken was tasteless.I love the guy who runs the place, he is always very kind. The girl who took our order forgot to bring our popodoms and when she held my plate some food dropped from her mouth on my plate so she had to take it back and bring me a clean one. Seriously!! That's the English service! She is eating while serving food! :-D Bless her!But I'll go back. The Curry is somewhat divine.

Fortunately or not, we do take away or on sight diner at least once every fortnight. My favourite CTM, spicy plain spinach, Vegetarien lentils vegetables curry , ....Kids love the peshwari naan and chicken korma ...The special lunch, on site on my own is also a winner.

Habitués à commander chaque semaine des plats à emporter, nous avons toujours été satisfaits. Super cuisine, bonnes quantités, bons papadums avec excellentes sauces ! excellent rapport qualité/prix !

as great as always. staff has changed but owner and kitchen are still the same.

I love this place. The food is fantastic, especially the Nepalese curry and I highly recommend the Momo to start with.Staff are super friendly and it's a really cosy place with a pretty outside space.It's well priced and we constantly over order, taking home bagfuls of goodies for the next day!If you haven't been, then go! It's taken me a long time to actually get there, but now it's my go to restaurant of choice.

Very attentive service, and authentic dishes on the menu

Excellent food in a very good restaurant. Open table did not help as booking not received by restaurant but resturant able to accommodate despite that!!!!

We order from the Greedy Buddha every sunday night and the food is always excellent (you havent had a good chicken tikka masala until you've been here)My boyfriend order a masala sauce to go with his rice and extra poppadoms... however when the food arrived they were not there and the waiter had not included them on the order.The man who answered the phone when we called back was very helpful and asked for the sauce to be made quickly and actually RAN the food down to our house as there were no delievery men or scooters around - now that is good service!!!i highly recommend this restaurant to either eat in or as a take away!

I visit here at least once a month with friends and it never disappoints. Staff a great and the food is just delicious ! Love the khukuri beer!

Great Food, Great waiters, great Value. Nothing really else to say!

We went for dinner and the service and food were both good, prawn masala excellent. Chicken wings starter also good and lychee martini to die for, we will be back

I'm usually quite fussy in terms of asiatic- indian food... that simple but nice nepalese restaurant is a good discover. Service is very nice and professional and food tastes good and delicate! Prices are reasonable. I recommend it!

Must try, lovely fresh ingredients and the best lychee martini I have ever tried. Local gem on Wandsworth bridge road, we're able to freshly tailor make my curry and great friendly service.

Their ingredients are always fresh and natural. The food tastes gentle and doesn't taste artificial at all.

Having just returned from Nepal, I thought nothing could beat the the fresh, organic, authentic flavours out there. The outstanding food at the Greedy Buddha did. And the charming ambiance and thoughtful and professional service added to a great evening out. I will definitely be recommending the Greedy Buddha to all!

always great. have been here several times and it never fails to impress. food is amazing and service, even though slow is always friendly.

Nice little place, we turned up and by chance they had live music on, which was fantastic, I don't normally go out of my way to write a review but the greedy Buddha is like a little gem service was good food was great,(nepalese chicken curry) better then some indian/nepalese restaurant I have tried but it's just a nice setting in the middle of Wandsworth bridge road, will definitely be back.

Had a great night with my husband at the greedy Buddha. The staff were friendly and the food was great. We didn't pre book so it was very busy and we were stuck in a comer behind the door so I'd recommend you make a reservation. Very enjoyable meal and not overly expensive

Saturday the 16th January 2016 My Girlfriend, her son and I went for Dinner at the Nepalese Restaurant on Wandsworth Bridge Road, I had previously had a serious bout of Salmonella after the only meal I had one Sunday was from this restaurant. We did complain to the management but received very little acknowledgement from them. We had eaten here quite often in the past and highly recommended the Nepalese Curry. After some persuasion I agreed to return here and try it again, the crispy chicken wings starter was my choice and we were enjoying our wine awaiting what for one of us at least was a fond memory. The crispy wings were raw, see attached photos, we cancelled our meal and when the manager was confronted with our complaint all he could say was that we needed to pay for the drinks. We left not having finished our drinks and paying for them. A truly unpleasant experience and one which shall need to be reported to the Health Authorities for the safety of the public.

Love Greedy Buddha, amazing, unique nepalese cuisine, very authentic and absolutely delicious! I particularly recommend chicken thighs marinated in yoghurt!

Love coming here. The food is always good and carefully prepared. One cane taste the freshness and the service is very good. Only complaint is perhaps can fix up the place a little as a tad worn.

Went with some friends and a baby and saw a mouse run through the dining room. I'm sure it happens often in restaurants but totally ruined our evening, my wife freaked out and we had to get the baby off the floor into a dangerous position. Would not go back again - food not worth taking about in the context of the above.

The food was good. The service was not up to standard. The bill came in wrong which can happen but when it came back rectified, the discount for having left by 8pm was not applied. It was not worth arguing again for the sake of a couple of pounds but won't be coming back.

I was there with my friend. Was the first time that I tried this kind of food and there was a member of the staff who patiently explained me everything. Really appreciated! Food amazing :)

visited here for an early dinner with my husband. The food was fabulous and the service was good. We didn't realise that if you finish your meal before 8 pm it was cheaper so we had a nice surprise. The restaurant lacks a little ambience but the food makes up for that.

Found our new local - The best curry I have had for a while

My girlfriend and I come here regularly for dinner. We really like the food, the atmosphere and the staff are friendly.

We went to celebrate my wife's birthday and had a very nice meal, great food and attentive but not too intrusive service. We had been before so knew what to expect and were not disappointed. Unlike most Nepalese restaurants, the menu has a good range of fish and seafood as well as vegetarian dishes.

I have been going to The Greedy Buddha for many years now but Thursday night exceeded all expectations! The Buddha's house musician, Emrys Baird (the Soul Immigrants singer) played a Jammu g session downstairs that was phenomenal. The food arrived with little delay considering how packed it was and was as tasty as ever. They do not understand the word mild and I have had the occasional long wait for food to arrive. However the staff are always apologetic and The owner is always there.Very few restaurants last on Wandsworth Bridge Road. There is a reason that Ram and his team have become a neighbourhood favourite. Good food at cheap prices. Go with no expectations and be deliciously surprised!

My girlfriend and I called in to the Greedy Buddha as we were staying in the area. We arrived around 7:30 on a Thursday night, and were seated straight away. Unfortunately, that's where the prompt service stopped. It took some time for someone to take our order, about 15 minutes for a mojito to be made, 10 mins for a jug of water to be brought to the table. The staff were incredibly difficult to flag down to get anything. My meal was of average quality, my girlfriends was very dry and she had to use the sauce from my curry to make it edible.On our departure, the staff apologised for the slow service, saying it had been a busy night - though half the tables were empty.Won't be eating here again.

I came here with my boyfriend and I have never had such horrible service. They took our order for drinks and my drink did not come till half way through our meal. Also they never even offered water, I believe most Indian Restaurants should always have water at tables no matter what. I ordered chicken tikka and it was extremely plain and dry, my boyfriend had to flag someone down to ask for more sauce so I could use the sauce for my plain chicken. We then had to ask two people for our check and it still took them about twenty minutes to get that for us. I would never recommend going to this place... Ever.

Great service, delicious food... Best curry I've had in a very long time. I would definitely recommend if you are in the area.

Great curry and really nice staff. They do a really nice beer called kukri from Nepal. Outdoors area is great and feels like you're on holiday, well worth a visit.

Arrived at 7.00 pm in time for the meal deal which I made very clear when ordering. Firstly they served meat samosas and we ordered vegetarian - not a good start for a strict vegetarian with a meat allergy. By the time all the food arrived, there was no way we could be out by 8.00pm. When we received the bill , they had charged us full price. On pointing this out the manager was very rude,unhelpful and clearly had no intention of amending the bill until I bluntly refused to pay. Oh dear - where did he learn his skills??Definitely will not go back which is a shame as previously we have been looked after by an excellent team - must have been bought out . Stay away !!

We went here for a dinner with friends after a hard traveling day. The food was really tasty and fresh made. We've really appreciate our Nepalese curry and my eggs fried rice was really good! I suggest this place to whom are looking for a real home made curry in a relaxed place.

This is such a cool little restaurant in the heart of Fulham and the buzzy Wandsworth Bridge Road. We used to live locally and the smells coming out of the restaurant were too hard to walk passed and often drew us in. The food itself is inexpensive and absolutely delicious. One of the things I miss most about living in SW6.

We had a Really nice dinner. Food was great. The restaurant seemed a bit inderstaffed but it was all very nice

We go to the greedy Buddha a lot and it never disappoints. The food, atmosphere and staff are amazing.

really good value even full price ; great neighbourhood place to meet friends; very tolerant as we were the last to leave!

the restaurant had a really nice relaxing atmosphere. the service was excellent and the food was really nice. it was the best curry we had tasted in a long time and it was also reasonably priced. we shall definitely visit again next time we are in London

This place came highly recommended for a takeaway but I can't understand why. The rice was not pilau as ordered, but plain. The peshwari naan was fairly plain too - utterly unimpressive. The sag paneer was like tofu. The main courses were fine, but no more than that and did not make up for the disappointments. To be fair, the price was reasonable at £60 to feed 5 easily and it was ready on time.

Fantastic meal- Fantastic ambience, Fantastic service, cannot fault it. They warned us that a party of 30 were in the midst of selecting and that f we ordered after them it may delay our food order. We were pleased that they had warned us.

I booked this place as it has proven to be one of my favourite takeaways over the last 6 months. One of my good friends also raves about it so I thought with 6 friends coming to town this would be a perfect place to book for a meal. How wrong can you be....The waitress literally looked like she wanted to be anywhere in the world apart from taking our orders. As the food arrived, there was one meal missing. I waited for 3 or 4 minutes to see if my meal arrived. Nothing appeared so i politely asked if the final meal was on it's way. The waitress then went on to explain no meal was ordered and she had checked all our meal orders before leaving. This was untrue at no point was this checked. Regardless i outliend we had ordered this main and could we have it. The waitress then spent a good 2 or 3 minutes continuing to deny the meal had been ordered. My friend next to me pointed out that my rice had arrived so she must have taken the order but they'd merely forgotten the main and the naan bread. Again the attitude at this possibly being her error was denied by the waitress.I was sat there shocked at how a disucssion was taking place and a mere sorry let me look straight into this had not occured.2-3 minutes after the waitress left she returned to apologise and said your order had indeed been placed and this has been a mix up with us and we apologise. i couldnt have agreed more as i saw her write this down.7 of us sat there amazed at how badly the waitress had handled the situation the attitude was awful and the intent on trying to blame us for the mix up was staggering. It's a shame, the food is pretty good but after paying full price and leaving a tip (i know far too British aren't we) i will certainly not be returning here at any point which is a real shame...

My wife and I found this little restaurant on the internet on New Years Eve morning. We wanted to stay local to Chelsea because we had friends coming round later in the evening to celebrate the new year with us. On arrival this place looks a little deceiving, corner road restaurant with a tight small reddish coloured entry door and once inside looks very tiny.Now ...... never judge a book by it's cover as this turned out to be one of the best meals we have experienced in along time with the service being second to none, the staff were great. Never eaten Nepalese before but will most certainly do so again and preferably here. The place is very small but in it's praise, it became very cosy, intimate & comfortable with a lovely atmosphere. The restaurant prizes itself on cooking everything fresh and to the heat levels to suit you. We had for starters the Onion Bhaji, Lamb Samosas, Battered Squid, Momo & the Fresh Nepalese Salad followed by the mains which were Chicken Korma & Shwo - Apple Curry both with rice (big appetites I'm afraid) a mixture really of Nepalese and Indian. It was absolutely fantastic, everything was fresh, wonderfully tasteful and beautifully presented and most importantly as per the menu advise we received from the waiters who we found most attentive, polite & helpful.This place is a little gem and even if you are not local, still try and visit because I can assure you will not be disappointed. If you are not to keen on some of the menu items, they will even tweak some of the ingredients to your liking just to make your visit pleasurable. Oh, by the way, you can park in the area free of charge after 5pm as long as it's not a Residents Permit Bay but still check these bays because the time restrictions on them are not all day.Visit, enjoy & eat well.ChelseaLuigi.

Yum yum yum... Very happy to have a local place that serves a quick and delicious curry! Almost perfect.My husband doesn't like coriander and most dishes had it in there, perhaps it would be something that could be put on the menu as a lot of people find it an over-powering ingredient! (Then they can have the choice to easily remove). Highly recommend the korma if you're not a spicy person! Will be back in a heart beat.

I went here purely because my boyfriend is Nepalese and we are always looking out for authentic nepalese food. When we entered we where shocked at the small size of the restaurant and at the waitress who looked like she would of rather been anywhere else but there. We ordered momo as we always do but the momo was poor and I don't know where they got the recipe for the momo dip but they seemed to like it because they handed it to us for our choila too. Mains where below average too and we couldn't seem to get any service from the waitress when we got thirsty. The menu looks exciting but they don't deliver in the taste or service. The most unusual part of the dining experience was that they were playing christmas music in March , the whole way through our meal .

It wasn't my first time at the Greedy Buddha and a review was long overdue. Over time I came there many times and I find the most amazing atmosphere and most importantly GREAT food! It's super fresh and delicious, reasonably priced, one of the best restaurants in London for this type of Nepalese/Indian influenced food. What a place! The staff is friendly and polite, owner is a great guy, always there looking after his business which means he cares about it. I hope it won't change and become one of these terrible high street chains. UK is full of chains and it's getting hard to find such small, independent restaurants. The Greedy Buddha as it's a truly wonderful local gem! Highly recommended from the heart!

The Greedy Buddha in Fulham, London is a friendly local with some great Nepalese food. It is a small and cosy restaurant with friendly staff, for the summer there is a small outside seating area and a warm welcoming interior for all seasons - and a great aquarium to look at as well. Some of the curries and other dishes are very good and well above the average curry house. Although Nepalese dishes will also be familiar to customers that know the Indian cuisine as some are similar. A highly recommended local restaurant that is one of our favourites.

My friend and I have been eating at this Nepalese restaurant for almost 3 years, and it never disappointed us. The service is good, the food very tasty and the price very reasonable. I usually enjoy the fish and the nepalese salad. My friend like the curry the lamb shish. The atmosphere is very cosy and homely. On some occasions they play live music which is very entertaining.

This is a friendly place and my sister goes regularly. However we were a table of 8 and took over an hour to get our food and then with encouragement! Tables of 2 all being given their food despite us ordering first. One table had finished before ours arrived! I was dissapointed that while one starter had 2 prawns on another had just 1.Food overall was good. Did find the price reasonable but the bill took ages to work out with pre 8 pm discounts etc. Wine list limited. Waiters lacked confidence. I would go again but not as a family. They couldnt cope.

This is one of my favorite places in Fulham, the food is great and lots of interesting things to try on the menu. The prices are very reasonable for London especially for the quality. I would recommend the apple curry and mint chicken!

Good Nepalese food in a tiny, friendly space. Reasonable prices, good service, worth a visit - Joanna Lumley likes it too!

The general consensus is that this is a good curry house, but the service is slow, and I agree. However, grab some poppadums and a beer/glass of wine and the wait for your food is acceptable, because it certainly is worth the wait. Standard fare to be sure, but very tasty, and the place was buzzing - it's small and cosy and can get pretty noisy, but that's part of the character. Four of us tried a selection of dishes, fish and chicken ones, with sides and no one complained. My only gripe would be that the Tarka Daal was a tad watery, but apart from that, full marks! Food, plus 2 bottles of wine and 4 large bottles of Cobra came to £25 a head, which, for London, ain't bad at all.

The positive first; the location. This is a very nice corner of London, which also has lots of restaurants. The latter point also carries the advantage that it will not be difficult to find another restaurant.Then the negatives; the service was very slow, and not particularly friendly. A generous assessment would be that they were indifferent. The ambiance was not particularly nice. I got a table inside. A rather small, not very nicely decorated, room, with a horrible acoustic. It wasn't very crowded, but it was difficult to speak without shouting. Towards the end of of the dinner, some loud rock music was turned on, which was made worse by the fact that the sound quality was poor. Finally, the food; very bland and unimaginative. Next time, I'll go somewhere else.

Three of us went for dinner here and really enjoyed the food. One of our group had lived in Nepal and said the standard was great here. we had a mixed starter and then each had a curry dish, all of which were very tasty and the portion sizes were good. The service was not overly friendly, the staff generally looked a bit bored. The ambience was a bit odd, particularly as someone at the table near us was asleep on the table having had too much to drink. I'm sure this is not normal, so we will definitely return as the food was great.

An enjoyable place for good food and good service!

Ci siamo fermati vedendo dalla strada l'atmosfera del locale. Non ci siamo sbagliati: buon cibo indiano e ottimo servizio. Grandi sapori di curry ed ottima birra nepalese. Il conto nella norma.

This is our local and we have eaten here a few times and had plenty of takeaways over the years. The food has been consistently well cooked, fresh and aromatic. Eating in is lovely, especially during the summer when the doors are open onto a pretty little terrace. The lamb is always lovely quality and the fish very fresh and cooked beautifully. It is sometimes hard to walk past it when the delicious smells emanating from the kitchen are enticing you in…Good value, delicious food. Yum.

Had my very first "Curry" ever here. Had a chicken entrée. That was great, coconut rice was great, sauce was great, naan was great. Sensing a pattern? Only complaint was that it wasn't very spicy. I ordered an item that had 3 dot next to it on the menu, indicating the spiciest kind of their dishes. It may have been spicy, if I had a vag. Other than that, excellent food!Cheers, Duh & Woot!

Food is generally very good, some excellent dishes including duck tikka; service can be variable but this is a good neighbourhood Indian restaurant. We are regulars as a result and just occasionally they need to be chivvied along.

My husband and I have been regular customers at The Greedy Buddha for a year now. The food is good - not authentic Nepalese but all the same, very good. However, the service is so bad that the food does not make up for it. We have continuously been willing to give the restaurant a new chance, despite the staff making error after error with our orders- without explanation, just "I'm sorry" from the wait staff. It's actually gotten to a point where it's humorous because last time we ordered food, it seemed no one knew where our food went! Then, it just "showed up". I have offered my comments to the management and they have declined them - they just don't seem interested in bettering their service, unfortunately. It's a restaurant with a lot of potential but if they don't care to improve, customers will start recognizing that.

Food was very good indeed but as a first time and first in we were not aware of portions and there was too much. They happily packed up for us so our son was very happy next day. A very good customer experience, we will return.

This place is fantastic. My partner and I visit several times a month, and never get tired of the selection of authentic, delicious Nepalese cuisine on offer. The staff are always very welcoming and friendly, and the food is exceptionally well priced. A must visit!

There was so much that looked good on the menu we ordered way too much. Was so full!

i love this place. i go on my own for lunch ( 7.50£ menu in the week), or we do family lunch, or diner, or take away.always good, tasty, you can have spicy but not hot food,

Love this place. Really tasty Nepalese food.

Great food and a good atmosphere. I highly recommend the Nepalese fish curry.

Every time I go in, I feel like Im in a Himalayan mountain retreat. Its like Ive left London and gone away, without the pain of airports. The food is fantastic, and the people are all from Nepal, or nearby.Had a takeaway last night. Fabulous, but I missed the adventure.

good food, had lamb madras which was very tasty. good value.

Food was really tasty! I would recomend this place to anyone looking for a cozy place and really delicious food. Three of us went for dinner having 3 courses each and wine and bill was around 85£ all together!

If you haven't yet tried The Greedy Buddha, please make it your next restaurant to visit. The perfect location of suburban London means that it's far enough away from the hustle and bustle and a real hidden gem.The good choice is exquisite. With gorgeous spices and flavours of Nepalese cuisine, you will not be disappointed.There is further seating downstairs and i do recommend that you ask for a table there as the atmosphere is so much nicer.

My boyfriend and I went to The Greedy Buddha on Friday night and had a really enjoyable meal. He has been numerous times before and always talked about how good it was but this was my first time and I was not disappointed. We both had the nepalese fish curry on my boyfriends recommendation and it was excellent. Lighter and more flavorsome than a similar Indian dish. Overall I would thoroughly recommend this place and look forward to going back soon.