Angel Falls Indian Cuisine in South Oxfordshire

We had an incredible time here. Definitely the best Indian in Oxford - perfect place for wholesome, home-made food. Jason the waiter was brilliant. Can’t wait to return. Thank you! :))

We were in Oxford for one night and were really glad to find Delhish - a dream for a vegan Indian like me. Really nice atmosphere and tasty food. It felt like being in a family living room. Jaya and team are very kind and friendly. Portions are substantial and filling. I recommend this place if you’re looking for a cosy night out.

Definitely one of the best places in Oxford for (vegan) Indian food. The chaats are delightful and I recommend getting a selection of different ones and just share them with a group. You can get curries as well, but it's the chaats that make this place unique. They are all different and flavourful. Would also definitely recommend the paratha as a side. The only thing one of us didn't like as the turmeric coffeel, but the chai tea was so good it even convinced a chai hater. Smoothies are also highly recommended.Super affordable too. Easy to keep coming back to try everything, because the prices are totally reasonable.Restaurant is run by a lovely women who cooks all the food herself. She came out a few times to ask how we were and was more than happy to talk about the food and explain what she wants with the restaurant. Started as a small stall on a food market, now running a restaurant, to show that vegan food can be lovely and is not what many people expect.

On the website, it says "booking", which made me think that you have to prebook. Not the case as they accept "walk ins".The place was very cold with no proper heating. I had my coat and my scarf on to keep warm.The "Thali" whilst looks very big and lots of variety, was a disappointment. On close inspection, the Raita which is the yogurt condiment was no more than a teaspoon. The Roti was like a crisp bread. The potato curry with aubergine looked nice but the aubergines were hard and not cooked through.Tastewise, full of garam masala.There was one small onion bhaji and a fairly big samosa. Had to ask for rice as it was supposed to have been included. The rice pudding had some sort of green gloppy stuff on it and if it wasn't specified as rice pudding then it would have passed for an unrecognisable dish.Tried a bit to taste it. It wasn't even sweet enough to be classed as a Dessert.I think this place is probably operated by someone who spent a few months in one of the Ashrams in India and returned to UK and decided to open a restaurant - AngloIndian is the word that comes to mind. Service is poor. Had to wait considerably long time for the order to be taken, for the food to arrive and get the bill. Eventually went up to the till to pay. Paid around £25.00.Response to Reply: No tikka or korma because that it not Gujarati cuisine in any case. Having said this, if it was meant to be Gujarati then the chef has a long way to go unless it was intentionally flavoured to please the "Non-indian/Gujarati" palate.Unfortunately, the verdict remains: Poor service (more time spent by the waiting staff washing up at the bar than seeing who needs to be served or taking orders), Poor quality food (crispy roti, raw aubergines, non-descript dessert which was passed off as Rice Pudding).

Amazing food and new Indian dishes I've never had. The fried colocasia leaves are amazing, and the poppadoms shouldn't be missed, they are much better than usual! And the chai tea... Basically everything.

Very authentic Indian food. Best Indian iv eaten in the UK. I was so impressed. The ethos was also focused on local sustainable food options clearly grounded in the owners true values. And the lady who does all the cooking was kind, friendly and welcoming. I felt like we'd been invited into her home. Will be going back many times.

Best Indian restaurant I've been to in ages! The owner/chef was so lovely and welcoming, and really passionate about sharing her delicious Indian cooking with people. The restaurant and food really reminded me of India. I'll definately be going back, and recommend it to anyone who likes authentic Indian food!

I usually don't leave reviews for places because I can't be bothered to, but this was an exceptional experience for me, and I promised myself not to forget to leave a review. The food was amazing, everything ranging from chaats to main course and desserts. Even the drinks were great! I had no complaints at all, considering I have super high standards for Indian food being Indian. Everything felt like the best of India honestly. The part I loved the most was how lovely the staff and chef were (shout-out to Jaya for being godly and funny). The smaller things like the saunf at the end of the meal, the various Indian pickles that were given with pretty much everything, and of course the jaggery with Chai is amazing.Can't wait go again one weekend!

Vegetable thali.....amazing and authentic. Im sure a mother cooked it...delicious..Home made lemonade..wow!.The owners took time to ask how my food was . The lady who made my dinner was so nice and smiles all around.INDIA IS HERE FIR REAL.

Good Vegan Food in Homely Setting.Ordered the Thali for two and was treated to a nice selection of flavours and dishes: Three different curries, rice, poppdums, fresh samosas and more. Friendly staff came to check it was ok, and topped up our rice and curries to ensure we left full! Decent price for the meal considering the refill. Two small drawdowns, the flavours could be more robust and it took a little while for our order to be taken, but the friendliness and generosity of the owner more than made up for this! Will be returning.