Camel One

After seeing Camel One’s mouthwatering dishes on social media, I decided to visit and try their specialty tawa. I had high expectations, and I have to say, they delivered on that front! The tawa was flavorful, well-presented, and lived up to the hype. Unfortunately, the experience wasn’t entirely smooth. One of the starters we ordered lacked flavor and was missing ingredients. We brought this to the attention of the waitress early on, hoping for a quick resolution. However, it became clear that this feedback was not communicated to the kitchen or management, leading to an unnecessary issue when settling the bill. Instead of a seamless dining experience, we had to explain the situation again at the end of our meal. While the owner eventually agreed to remove the starter from the bill, the lack of communication from the customer service team left a sour taste. Overall, while the food (especially the tawa) was impressive, the service experience would make me think twice about returning. A little more attentiveness from the staff could have turned this into a top-tier dining experience.

My Husband and I booked a table for 3 for Iftaar for us and our toddler. We were seated on a very crammed small table which looked like a table for 1 in my opinion. I am also 5 months pregnant for context. It was a busy ramadhan evening and can totally understand how busy and stressful it can get at such a time. However, it is not appropriate to overbook if unable to cater for space. We were fasting and travelled a hour on the day for this booking. We ordered the Tawa, gol gappay and Chaat. The Tawa comes extremely hot and took all of the table space, barely anywhere to squeeze in our dinner plates, drinks or anywhere to put a plate for my toddler. I literally had my dinner plate in my lap! She did end up touching the tawa and burning her finger - tried to avoid as much as possible and did warn the people who placed us at this table about the safety hazard. The food was nice but felt this whole experience ruined the meal for me. We expressed our concerns and dissatisfaction numerous times and no one seemed to care. We would have left but had practically no chance of getting a table anywhere else due to being iftaar time. Don’t think I’ll ever come here again…

i came from stoke for a meal seeing the food online it looked decent, the food was bland and dry- the curry had a bitter lemon pepper taste, the curry itself wasn’t spicy but there was no other flavour besides the spice. The naan was dry and thin. The kebabs were also dry and not much flavour. The Meat in the curry contained very small bones that were not visible and several times i bit down and into a bone this could also be a potential choking hazard as we didn’t know the curries contained bones.