The best restaurants serving Asian food in Whitechapel Tower Hamlets London

Siempre excelente. . . . Cuando estoy por aquí, este es el lugar. Sin embargo las alas raciones Super han bajado. Quieres un bocado rápido este es tu lugar 👏 pd: escribiendo esta crítica mientras espera la comida.

A deeply disappointing meal. The beef soup was overly salty with a watery broth that lacked any real depth or richness. The so-called spicy tofu was anything but—it had barely any heat and was drowning in an unbalanced sauce. Given the restaurant’s reputation, I expected far better execution and flavour. Wouldn’t return.

Service was great but the food itself was horrid. Took one bite of my meal and the doner meat meal (mixed) was different temperatures, with the lamb being cold and the chicken being lukewarm. Overall taste wasn't there either. Very likely that I caught acute food poisoning.

This isn’t a recent visit - though I did do a takeaway few weeks back and Jay Rayner’s immortalisation in his cookbook makes me go back memory lane. I went here in 2016 on a recommendation whilst my days as a grad student at the LSE and homesick for some decent North Indian food. Technically it isn’t “North Indian” but broadly “Punjabi” and this is, I assume pre-Partition. I had lovely memories of eating through Old Delhi during my college days - a slice of history that the city was preserving in the changing political climate through culinary traditions. The food at Tayyabs was absolutely fantastic and I’d take my friends (and even my Polish BF turned husband back then - first taste of real curry, tandoori, naan etc) to give them a “taste of home”… We both had an ongoing joke about how we got to Tayyabs before it got famous and all buzzing… Gorgeous curries, decadent Peshawari Naans and if I remember well, even Phirni to finish and wash it down with Lassi. Back then, I don’t believe people knew about Jay Rayner and Tayyabs together- which was great because it was less crowded - and probably the food was more to my liking, luscious, rustic and closer to home. I must admit that I’ve lost the old enthusiasm to hop to behind Ali Altab to eat but I must - if not for anything but to re-write this again. But definitely old school goodness and one of my only reasons back then to take the bus 78/15 from Bermondsey to Aldgate.

this is the old school pakistani restaurant love the foods here amazing fresh and very nice and friendly owner. the tandoori chicken is 110% Fantastic it taste like old traditional how it was in the 80s 90s. their biryani is also amazingly so good like the tandoori chicken.

Experiencia extremadamente decepcionante debido a la negativa del personal a proporcionar asientos a pesar de que hay un amplio espacio disponible. El comportamiento poco profesional y grosero no nos dejó otra opción que irnos. Este nivel de servicio es inaceptable y necesita mejoras urgentes. 28 : 02 at 13 : 50

Teníamos Morog polao con pollo asado. También sirvieron ensaladas y salsa, que era agradable como complemento. He leído muchas reseñas mencionadas como Biriyani. Pero lo llaman “ Sahi Morog polao “ también tienen pollo biriyani pero nunca lo intenté. Cantidad sabia ok, pero el tamaño del arroz es pequeño, que es normal en Bangladesh polao He oído en otros restaurantes cercanos. El servicio fue rápido y amable.