Halal Reviews for Gaylord Marylebone
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Andreia Machado
7 years ago
Not good at all. Very average food and old looking place, once a classy restaurant that could not keep up with the time change. They charge £3,5 for the chopped onions, ingredients are not of good quality also. There are many other better options in the area for the same price range.
Max M
8 years ago
Service is slow, surprisingly spicing is light for Indian cuisine. Lemon pickle is very good, though I suspect it's not homemade. Both chicken dishes where over cooked resulting in rubbery texture. I cannot recommend this restaurant.
Swati Seth
7 years ago
Had mouthwatering yummy chat dishes. The unlimited chai and chat menu is too good. We were too full but the food was absolutely tasty to leave it. Highly recommended!
Chintu Singhvi
6 years ago
We visited to celebrate our anniversary on Sunday in 12 to 1.30pm slot. We arrived a little late but they were very accommodating and didn't mind. We opted for the unlimited veggie chaat and chai menu for £15pp. My wife loved every bit of the chaats (as she loves Indian food)! There was a good variety of chaats, the quantity was enough for both of us (neither too much nor too less, so we didn't waste any bit of food plus it was so tasty too). The tea tasted just like it does in india. The main course Chola bhatura was a little more for us but we didn't mind finishing it, it was yumm!! The service was great! It was very quite when we visited, there was only one other group. Our waiter was always nearby, brought out the chaat in a good timely order and didn't rush us in finishing our meals. He also left a gap between the chaats and the main course (this may not always be possible if they're busy I imagine) Ambience wise they can make the place a little more bright and fresh. It is the best Indian restaurant in London my wife said she has been so far and she is very picky! Area of improvement- to keep the taste and introduce vegan equivalents in the veggie chaat options.
Ralph Gebara
6 years ago
Food was really good , especially the garlic naan and the paneer. however service was too slow and the waiter seemed to be in a bad mood Still worth a visit :)