Ordered a large takeaway for a family function. We were warmly met at the door by Shamjibhai, he took our coats away for us (don’t worry we got them back when we were leaving). He beckoned to Nathalal to show us to our table. Naranbhai came and took our drinks orders. Rantabai and Amaratben brought our drinks and served them correctly. Shivaji bhai came to take our orders for starters. These arrived within 10 15 minutes, served to by Kantaben, Ratanbai and Amaratben. Nathalal came and took our mains and deserts order. This arrived piping hot and absolutely correct. The food was swerved by the 3 ladies again. We ordered further drinks with Naranbhai, again served by the 3 ladies. The whole ex...
Our experience at Meera's Village in London was one of the worst we've had. As vegetarians, we chose this restaurant for a birthday party dinner. Despite calling in advance to book a table for 8 PM, upon arrival we found someone else sitting at our designated table. After waiting for 45 minutes, we were finally seated at 8:45, only to be told that the buffet would close at 9:15. The staff were rude and unhelpful, and despite our efforts to speak with the manager, we were met with resistance. Although we understand restaurant rules and timings, we were disappointed by the lack of communication and professionalism. Overall, we were dissatisfied with the experience and would not recommend this...
I was excited to try out this restaurant that offers an all-you-can-eat experience. As a regular shopper at 'Meera Express', I had high expectations. I visited on April 3rd and arrived early, noticing there weren't many people around. We were a little confused at first because there wasn't much food on display. However, we were pleasantly surprised when the staff brought out chapati, cooked vegetables, rice, and more. The desserts were also delicious, with options like halwa and almond cakes. Overall, it was a great dining experience.
I have been to Meera's Village a couple of times with family and friends. The decor and ambience is quite authentic and gives a feel of eating in a village in India. We had a family gathering here couple of months ago and their service was impeccable. The food is freshly prepared and comes to the table pipping hot. Their menu is vast and has a range of starters, mains and desserts.
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Extremely oily food, absolute no consideration to health. Understandably, there obviously must be some oil in the food, but the corn and spinach curry was drenched in it. The container was lathered, with a thick layer on oil ontop of the food as well. The Biriyani was squelching with oil. Completely put off to order or eat from here ever again.
terrible food... bombay aloo was just too watery gravy. no taste no flavour. probably the worst biriyani i have ecer had. you cant call it a biriyani. just yellow rice with few vegetables. aloo parata was just plain. no flavours. never again.. small potions as opposed to price.. terrible.
Simply delicious food.. the waiter suggested some typical southern Indian dishes and we were surprised at how good the food was.. excellent friendly service and a wonderful find just a stones throw from Queensberry station. We will definitely go back and recommend this great find!
Very dated decor looking sad and dull. Service not exactly to standard not knowing what the website is advertising. Food was mediocre. Some dishes tasty and some not worth eating. A bit of a hit and miss. Also had been wrongly charged for dushes ordered.
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I would give them 0 stars if possible, as it was even worse than terrible. I ordered one thing, but they mistook it for another order. The staff is now being extremely rude about the mistake. I would never recommend anyone to go to this restaurant again.
Presentations of food was good. As well portion serve was worth the value. Staff was helpful and quick in service. Friendly environment with melodious music in background
