Chini Chor in Ealing

I had punjabi samosa. It was good. I also had panipuri which was not good. The golgappa paani taste was not good.

Really bad service from staff. I order samosas and I checked them at the till, told the staff that the samosas weren't cooked properly and they pretended to go back to cook it. Instead the staff flipped the samosas around and gave them to me. Really disappointed at the service.

One of the best places to try authentic Indian food, just in love with the place. A wonderful experience I will be coming back soooon!!

Very helpful staff, helping well with gluten-free options. We had OK pakora, really good Gobi 65, paneer tikka masala and bhindi masala, chilli garlic naan, desserts and chai. <£30.

Okay-ish place for chat and sweets in Southall, London. We ordered pani puri (golgappe) and kulfi falooda. They were both okay, could have been better. Sitting arrangement is fine, quite colorful interiors.

Yesterday we tried gujiya and til ladu. Both these sweets were so bad and gujiya was a disaster ( Tasteless, hard because it was not fresh and moreover was having fungus in stuffing).

Some amazing parathas they have to offer which reminds you of Punjab. Good service and friendly staff. Good place to have indian cuisine. Do try Raj Kachori Chat and tasty desserts as well. One of the very good pure vegetarian places in South Hall. Prices as pretty nominal as well. You can can have take away as well and it'll cost you even less.

Real punjabi Indian vegetarian restaurant, some of the dishes are quiet delicious however some are a bit bland otherwise overall desi food. Very affordable , No parking, but nearby available Pay & display bays.

Yeah it's nice, great food, good service, exactly what you expect, nothing more

I almost visit this place every time I come to London. A good place to tastify your taste buds with Indian cuisines and feel. Menu is good, within budget, and overall very tasty.