Soho Wala - Piatti

Food was good, especially the okra fries, tikki and the chur chur naan but it took them time to get the food and the restaurant was empty! They could really work more on service and ambience

Really tasty and authentic Indian food. The decor is nice and good wines and cocktails available. Service was friendly and helpful but a bit distracted we had to ask to order drinks, order food, reorder drinks etc...Atmosphere is a little lacking but I think this is in part to being attached to a hotel

The service was very friendly, though a little slow but the food was excellent. Noise level was perfect, buzzy but easy to chat, so. many places are too loud to talk to anyone except one person at a time, this was great. Ambiance would be greatly improved by more subtle lighting, its a bit too starkly lit by overhead lights Visualizza piatti

very underestimated place in soho, which offers delicious street food Indian dishes. I recommend using the small plates and grills instead of the net. the chicken patchsticks and okra frries are my favs. the waiter is also so beautiful and friendly. many options on the menu and the prices are really good for the opposite, especially with the small teller menu.

We chose to eat at this restaurant for our anniversary dinner even though we had read some very negative reviews! We are very glad we did, the service was excellent, the staff extremely helpful and the food was both tasty and well presented, the ambience and noise level was to our liking, we would have no hesitation recommending this restaurant or returning ourselves

Despite reserving a table we were told there were various tables we couldn’t sit at, even though there was no one in the restaurant at all Service was patchy and slow Food portions were tiny! If you serving street food, either lower the prices or increase the portion sizes. The mains were served in tiny side bowls which you would normally serve peanuts in. Some food like the pau bhaji and jalebi waffle were tastelessbland Visualizza piatti

The good news first : The pani puri was nice rest of the meal was very average ,the Pao were soggy and the daal lacked the texture and flavours .the deserts were biggest let down we ordered waffle and jalebi.apprentlt both the items were reheated multiple times in a micro oven the waffle was like a toast far away from being gory and soft .the jalebi was worst I ever had all my life ,one could take it home for a sweet chewing or something . Portions are small rates are if high street .over all big disappointment ! Not going back there anytime soon.Masala zone or Dishoom any day safer option

I took my other half here for Valentines day and safe to say they totally ruined our evening. It took minutes to be offered mains after our starters despite staring at their waitors. Once we finally ordered our food they took another minutes to arrive forgetting some of our sides. When asking where it was they insisted it was on its way. We finished our meal before the sides turned up, hours after we had turned up. To add insult to injury, upon finally complaining, all they offered us was soft drink despite spending a lot of money! Service was appalling. Food was actually ok but personally wouldn't recommend, especially given the price vs portion sizes. And im underweight! Lets just say I sa...

so! ho! wala! recently opened for publicity, this was part of the @thecourthousehotel yes, the hotel that lies between carnaby st and oxford st. the hotel with the dachterrasse privatkino levels! soho walasoho food review: 5 service: 5 event location: small and cozy question: !!! average price for two: £30 £35 total: 5 of 5 halal: everything else: afternoon tea English/indian option what we have ordered: •Pani puri wala £4,95 •Mirchi chicken wing 4.50 •Kali dal with choor naan £8.10L if they can't handle spicy, they don't even worry about it, because this place is perfect, only fresh taste and amazing aromas alles when everything that is right and I'm here how goldilocks now sound. some of... Visualizza piatti