Gurkha Durbar in Hounslow

Hidden gem. Proper nepali/indian food. Loved the momos. Chicken was super soft even after 2 hrs of pick up.

Three star because i loved the chatpate especially the sukuti... so soft and chewy and we got 1 free papad. But the lamb chowmein smelt off.. taste bland.. chef thing was also not special

All good but I don't want give negative feedback back but they have to concentrate on indo chines food its not upto the mark ,,,, I love pani puri here

Nice and cosy delicious authentic food and welcoming staff

Been ordering from their for years. I would usually say its fantastic but the last few times I had to count how many pieces of lamb they put in my madras. it was down to 5. pretty bad considering that everything else in the dish is sauce an a solitary quarter potato. My wife wanted a rogan josh but was told they do not serve that dish anymore and so asked forsomething similar, the food was so hot she couldn't eat it. they sent us a jalfrezi the hottest curry on the menu. extremely disappointed and will not order from them again.

Delicious Nepalese and Indian food at very reasonable prices with very friendly staff!

I really enjoyed my time there. Foods were awesome along with a very friendly environment. I felt like, I was back in my hometown with my brothers (specially chatpate was awesome).

Fantastic customer service. They go above and beyond to make you feel really welcome, like family! Food tastes awesome highly recommend the fried monos! Lamb was soft and tender. The Gurkha Durbar is on my list of great tasting food at a good price and I must not forget the good size portions! I would give these guys a 10 star, 5 stars is not enough!

First time trying Gurkha and wow what a surprise! Very generous portions, a great price but most importantly taste divine. To top it off the staff are super friendly and polite so a 5* experience all round - will be back!

Firstly apologies for taking a year to review!I was down on business a year ago and found this place by accident, and I am so glad I did!I had served alongside Gurkhas in Brunei for 7 years and had spent many happy hours socialising and eating with them back at Tuker Lines, their battalion home. The food was amazing and I guess would be classed as street food.Anyway, I walked through the door of the Gurkha Durbar and was hit with that familiar smell. I was home again!The Momos were amazing and just how I remembered them. The Mula Khasi was to die for, and a dish I had not been able to find in the UK.But the best of all, the Newari style Khaja platter. It reminded me so much of living and eating with the Gurkhas.Talking to the staff I found out that one of them had been born in Brunei at the army camp and his father had served in the regiment I had worked alongside.Anyway, back to the food. It really was the most authentic Nepalese food I have found in the UK and it was wonderful.Highly recommended, so much so that during my 10 days in London I ate there 5 or 6 times.I hope to come back one day and bring my partner, she would also love the food.Thank you for bringing back such wonderful memories.धन्यबाद, र म फेरि भेट्न आशा गर्दछु।Ayo Gorkali!