Delhi Wala

"This isn’t oily food, this is oil with some food. I came today to collect my order and this is what I got. I asked please don’t put oil as this isn’t the first time this is happening, but here we are. Service was very disorganised and it’s clear that they had no training on how to speak/ deal with customers. It took 50 minutes to get 2 simple dishes. Also, dal was overcooked with too much oil and butter. Even a white person like me can make a better dal. What a shame."

"The old stereotype applies here, “good food terrible service”. I’ve been eating from Delhi Walla (Heston and Whitton) for a good four years now. Unfortunately, the service has been downhill for a good year now. Staffed are untrained, lack menu knowledge, basic customer service skills and I’ve finally lost my patience with some of the silly questions I get, “would you like your pick up hot or cold?” Really!? When I’ve ordered two curries..I’ve decided to not frequent ever again."

"Very good, down to earth vegetarian Indian food. Value for money, the price absolutely fantastic. The food does take a while to prepare but that’s because it’s so fresh. The samosa chatt is divine. It’s not fancy or flash, it’s down to earth wholesome"

"This place is a hit and miss and by that what I mean is the food and the service is not consistent. Even I went for the first time for a meal, the taste of some dishes were well cooked some weren’t. The service staff were not attentive and it was very difficult to call them when we wanted to ask for something. And it was not the service staff or waiters fault at all. I saw the owner or the manager was asking these guys to do everything on the shop floor. They were asked to prepare sweet boxes on one side and serving customers on the counter/ till and on the other side they were asked to serve customers on the dining area. Overall lovely and friendly staff but the organisation needs someone experienced person who can train others. I will go again and will recommend others to go as well."

"Tasty, down-to-earth Indian vegetarian food at a good price. The Punjabi food is the most authentic but there are some South Indian dishes such as dosas for those so inclined. The friendly staff give it a bit of a family restaurant feel. On occasion it can feel a bit inefficient with food taking time to arrive and occasional mix ups but not to the point of being a problem. I've probably been at least 25 times and I'm looking forward the next 25."