Pakhtoon Restaurant in City of London

Excellent food excellent service Ikram khan very generous guy

Food is very good. I wouldn't complain about anythin else if the food is this good. A bit pricy. But given the location and taste.. I would not complain. Ordered chicken and mutton biriyani. Both were good. Meat was soft and fell apart while eating. That is perfection. The chef has his story on the first page of the menu which sounds inspired. The spices and taste were right. Nice little place with few tables that may seem crowded. There s no parking here.

Food was not bad, the setting area was small and so close to each other.

Was awfully! Very bad and not welcoming place. Don’t go and don’t offer take away.

If I could even rate lower I would. It’s way too over priced!!! It’s a tourist trap because when we ordered the curry we thought it came with rice/bread but when we received the bill it was charged separately. You have to pay £6 for water compared to other restaurants where we paid £1. Definitely DO NOT recommend coming here if you’re travelling to London.

Small, unassuming venue with a simplistic setup. The flavours of the food are what rally distinguish this from the rest. Unpretentious, clean flavours, food cooked to perfection. We had he dal tadka which was just like home, the jumbo tandoori prawns which were mighty jumbo and the fish Amritsari (i think). Great flavours and value for money. This is great, honest Indian food and I will be back for sure.

Owned and run by Chef Iqbal Ahmed this is a go to place for good food. Hidden behind the bus stop and discrete grey stone entrance it is not often visible to regular crowds. Visitors include the who's who of politics and film who enjoy the food and discretion.

We just loved the food it was as per the Indian taste, perfect ingredients and spices. After shopping and site seeing this is one of the bet places in marble arch where you can have lunch or dinner. Items which we tried and were exceptional areBiryani (lamb and chicken)Butter chicken - my kids loved thatChicken tikkaMutton seekhIn breads we tried Nan and that had the perfect taste of the clay oven.I'll give them 5 🌟

Overpriced. Curry comes without rice. They charge 4 pounds for the rice.Vegetables in the biryani were frozen peas carrots and maizeIn doubt they even have a real Tandoor oven.The waiter didn't even ask how the food was/if everything is OK. And he's also didn't even say good bye.Taste is OK.

Not good food and very pricy. It says pakhtoon but its pure indian food with taste of south india. The ambiance is cousy and fine with staff is way too lazy and dosnt even care to advise customers what are their specilities and what is best, considering the amount of money they are charging i thought they would be more welcoming. We ordered chicken karai dal tarka and chicken tikka and lasi. Lasi was blend without any yougut in it. The chicken karai not even a karai but just a chicken curry with God knows what type of vegies were added in it. Dal tarka was tasted like butter idk why. Chicken tikka was less spicy and was fine. Overall not a good expereince and definelty not worth 67 £.