Lahori Chaska House in Luton

it's OK but nothing special. not all staff know how to prepare all the dishes, for example the sweetcorn in a cup requires the addition of at least 7 ingredients but only some of the staff get it right. naan are good quality.... drinks are cold. too much food (mainly side dishes) are reheated in a microwave though hence the lower score.

I got some food via delivery, most of which was underwhelming. I've always wanted to try dahi vada, big mistake getting it from here though. First off, the box seemed a bit "bloated" - the lid seemed like it was about to pop off due to a gas within the box. When I removed the lid, it smelt awful. I didn't dare to eat it as I didn't want to get sick. Wouldn't recommend this place.

Food is very lovely, and the portion are generous... but needs upgrading... the seating is damaged and the floor always has a sticky feeling.

Completely unfresh and old food sold on this shop. Same recipe for all curries which is a joke for Pakistani cuisine.Lets take nihari , its 10£ without rotiz but its taste is strong but never łíkę Nihari at all. Its big joke. Now prices have been increased for no reason. As all foods are cooked with same recipes and are old. Owner has one branch in lu town centre too. He keeps shifting unfresh foods from one branch to anotherThis place should be shut down if they can’t sell fresh food cooked with right recipes.

Bought food for Iftar , all the food including biriyanei, kebeb and pakora’s are not fresh they must be 2/3 days old when I heat it for iftar the food has no taste and it’s like rubber , how you cheating and giving old food to customer for Iftar at least think about Ramadan and try be honest ,,, real shame

Good Food but restaurant and service needs improving. there is no one to take orders or serve. all are busy in kitchen cooking.

Went to break iftar. They had good variety of hot starters and customer service was good. Reasonable price.

Great place for dinner and breakfast. Have eaten here twice as this is one of the only places in luton to have traditional sit down Punjabi meal. Good value for money. Everything tastes homely. The taste is not Dishoom however great for location and price.

I am writing this with very regret that the portion of "lasee" charged in 3 pounds. We order three glass. Unfortunately, the portion we got was really even less than quarter of glass. Even though by combining three portion, glass was not completed. So we paid 09 portion for less than one glass. Really unsatisfied.

Orderer halwa puri for three of us. A bad smell and taste of ghee in puri. Chanay were good though. Halwa was an utter disappointment. Would not recommend and would not go back.