Chennai Tosai in Haringey

Utterly disappointed on receiving Chole bature which tasted like tikka masala curry mixed with chickepeas. Bature does not taste like that and also isn’t so orange in colour was exited to eat only to be an unenjoyable food experience. Wouldn’t recommend, try tooting instead.

Good Customer service by a young lady who works part time there named Aishwarya. Treated us very nicely like her guest. Very polite and respectful. Food was delicious

Ordered from Here today. Have ordered previously but I think quality of food has terribly gone down. The chutney tastes so stale. Breakfast thali stale and the sweet along with that as if a month old. Please improve ur quality .last time ordering from here.

Service wasn't great. Was waiting at the door for a while. Wasn't the cleanest or most organised place. I came for my partner, but i didn't feel comfortable eating here. Took a while to be served. Water came after the food. No pictures of the food on the menu. I wouldn't really come here again. I didn't enjoy the food enough. My partner loved the dosa however, I didn't.

Service was bad. Long waiting and no one was interested to come and take order. Not good management as only I see people coming for take away and online order was being served and we are many people sitting and was waiting to take orders. My kids were too hungry and we had no option to go other restaurants due to rain otherwise we would left. Order drink with food which was never come and got bill with drink. I would never go and can’t recommend this restaurant. Food was ok

Good food Had masala dosa and idli Both were nicely made Nice friendly staff too...

Past its prime in its novelty value. The quality of food is now very average. The Chicken Chettinad curry seemed to have been deliberately spiked with a last minute throw of chilli powder to the point the raw smell of the powder was apparent. Ruined any pleasure of a decent meal.The stainless steel utensils are typical of these restaurants - poor quality stainless steel that have a zillion scratches and bends at corners from being thrown into the kitchen sink for years. All the 4 plates spun around the table top at the slightest touch - something I hate with a passion.Prices aren't eye watering - £32 for 3 dosas, a plate of idli and a Chettinad curry. Yet with the poor presentation and wasteful use of chilli powder, the experience wasn't pleasant - just adequate.

They have expanded their menu and added some North Indian dishes. The taste is genuinely North Indian.Service is very friendly and fast.Atmosphere enjoyable with good choice in music and being played at a pleasant volume.Everything neat and clean.All together an enjoyable pleasant experience.

Be careful to enquire about the qty of chicken/mutton pieces before ordering! - There are some dishes such as 'Chicken Gravy' where you will only get one piece of chicken tikka, a pencil eraser size. Not kidding, I was surprised, thought it was a mistake so enquired the restaurant guy who confirmed this is what you get! - Also chapatis become cardboard paper hard. Be careful with their non-veg dishes!

Be prepared to develop an addiction for this food!! I’ve been here many times and keep coming back. Just recently went for Sunday lunch and there was a buffet for a good price (veg options £6.99, meat and veg options £8.99). The mutton gravy/mutton curry is AMAZING! Service is welcoming and attentive. Be prepared to wait a long time for some items as i think they make it fresh. Well worth the wait though.