Lahore Karahi Tooting

5/5 stars! Had an amazing experience at Lahore Karahi! The Chicken Jalfrezi was incredibly tangy and spicy, just perfect for those who love a kick. The Chana chickpea bhuna was richly spiced with a great aroma also the meat biyarani. The Chicken Tikka was tender and full of flavor. Fresh salad, cold drinks, and freshly made naan complemented the meal perfectly. The service was top-notch and the atmosphere was lovely. Highly recommend this spot for authentic and delicious Pakistani cuisine!

So I want to start by saying it is not awful, it hits the basics well enough. My concern was the portion size of the medium mixed grill and the price point. I found it a little small for £21 and the cost is on the high side. You basically get two seekh kebabs, two chops, two wings with ZERO lamb shish at all and a two chicken tikka. I had to pay £150 extra for a dry snap nan that was not cooked in atandoor but on a pan. My whole meal was about £25. I think that is pricey. The taste was average. Slightly overcooked if I'm honest. But it was okay.I was there on a Friday afternoon so my first choice restaurant was impossible to get into. So it will not be a complete list down. It filled a hole.

Was really excited to try as heard good things but... Waited 1.5 hours for food to arrive (and only live 5 min drive away.) The dishes we ordered look nothing like the pictures on uber eats. The naan's were soggy, cold and undercooked with the garlic naan having no flavour. The Keema Karahi was very dry (no wonder they're advertising buy one get one free) and the Saag Aloo looked scarily like cow pat, again no sauce and only 3 potatoes. I'm really dissapointed as I I paid £35 for all of this, including a Tarka Daal which was too spicy to eat :( To top it off all the food was cold and was shocked by this as I live so close. Maybe it is better to eat in but will definitely not be eating here again.