The best restaurants serving Indian food in Tooting Wandsworth London

Always get slices of cakes from here and the staff are always friendly too! Great prices too for a slice!

I've been to the Kolam many times over the years, and I've yet to have a bad meal. It's a more traditional type of Indian restaurant and family-run, and the service is always very friendly and helpful.

We got a take away for the family and the food was just as delicious at home as it is in the restaurant. The amazing flavours never cease to please and the restaurant threw in a couple of extra samosas to try. A firm favourite is the mixed grill! The best grill I’ve had outside of Pakistan. I cannot recommend Khas enough!

I visited Spice Village Tooting today with my father and brother after a medical appointment in London Westminster. An hour long journey after the appointment we were expecting a pleasant dining experience, but what we encountered was total opposite. From the moment we arrived, the service was unprofessional. Front-of-house staff were seated casually at a table eating, while another staff member was engrossed in paperwork and working on a laptop. Neither bothered to greet us or make any effort to provide a welcoming atmosphere. Instead, we were bluntly told to “go in and find my staff, he somewhere there.” The state of the restaurant was even more shocking. Hygiene standards were non-existent. The tables were filthy, and the water feature on the wall was covered in mold and grime, with visibly dirty water inside. The entire place felt neglected and unclean, utterly unacceptable for a dining establishment. When I raised my concerns with a staff member and asked to speak to the manager, I was told he was at the bar. After locating him, I explained that the environment was making me feel physically sick. Instead of addressing the issues, he responded rudely, raising his voice and refusing to come with me to inspect the problems. Instead, he instructed me to take another staff member to show them. The lack of accountability, coupled with the appalling hygiene and unprofessionalism, left us no choice but to walk out. This was, without question, one of the worst dining experiences I’ve ever had. I will never return to Spice Village Tooting and cannot, in good conscience, recommend it to anyone. Avoid at all costs. I am currently consulting with their local health and hygiene professionals to report my concerns and ensure appropriate action is taken.

Never been here before.. Food gorgeous. Had paratha, Prawn biryani, Kebabs and freshly made tea. Travelled from west London. Well worth the journey. Asad was really good getting our order and generally really helpful. Thank you. I will be back.

The food was very tasty and authentic but overpriced for the quantity served. We had Roti with Vindaye (£7.50 for one) and it was a very small serving of the Vindaye and filled with carrot and cucumber salad which stole the star of the show. The fried snacks were reasonably priced and very well made. Overall the food tasted good but expensive for the price, it took a very long time with the service and we spent nearly an hour waiting for the roti to arrive. It is a very popular place, if the portion size and timing were to improve I would give this a 5 star rating as the food is authentic and tasted very good and fresh.

Very good food and very good staff very polite and very helpful Recommended for everyone

A place definitely go to if you like South Indian food! They do have Indo Chinese menu but not after B’fast hours. I was a bit disappointed with that since I wanted to try a few of their food. Otherwise their food was delicious and not too pricy. I would recommend you reserve a table if you going later in the day as it gets busy. I ordered their Chole Bhaturas and man was I not disappointed with that at all. The Bature was the size of my whole plate. 😎