Reviews
What sandeep a doesn't like about Diwana Bhel Poori House:
A value for money eatery gone downhill since COVID. The last time we visited with family in 2019, the food, service was superb. In 2022 however, the picture was different, either you have buffet or set meals and based on your choice, you and your whole party can decide where to sit. This is a deal breaker as this didn't exist in 2019 and the current management thinks one buffet can feed off their company, in which is... View all feedback. What John Griffiths likes about Diwana Bhel Poori House:
Delicious, authentic inexpensive food. It's basic decor inside but the food is the star attraction here. An assortment of people eat in here, hippy and city types. It's perfect if you have an hour or so to kill whilst waiting for a train st nearby London Eudton. View all feedback.
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Actually it was wrong here. had to go to the restaurant chapel road indian veg, which is quite different. this place where the waiters were friendly and loyal,...
read moreService was quick and friendly. Food was a little under whelming but considering how cheep it is I guess it's ok. I found everything to be a bit bland and water...
read moreMy friend and I decided to try this place while waiting to catch a train from Euston. It was a 2 minute walk from the station, so very handy location. It was ar...
read moreReally nice restaurant with sitting outside. nice eating and so many vegan options.
Vegan options on menu and happy, not vegan options to change for customers. all very tasty and cheap.
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read moreDiwana, a long-standing Indian restaurant in central London, has received a mix of reviews from diners. Some have praised the authentic and delicious food, with standout items such as the dosa of the day and the vegetarian Indian buffet being highlights. Customers have also noted the friendly and helpful staff, as well as the option to bring your own alcohol. However, there have been some negative reviews regarding the portion sizes, taste inconsistencies, and the lack of authenticity in the food. Overall, Diwana seems to be a popular choice for those seeking vegetarian Indian cuisine in London, with both loyal customers returning for years and new visitors enjoying the flavorful dishes.
The plain dosa was tasty. Pani Puri also good along with the samosa chat.
Excellent dosas and also enjoyed the dhal, aubergine, muttar paneer and pilau rice. Great value for money and great for vegetarians. Some of the booths a bit cr...
read moreAmazing service! They catered a work lunch which was a HUGE success. Tasty food that is well priced and feeds loads of people. Staff were very helpful and the s...
read moreI've been frequenting Diwanas on and off since the 1970s but hadn't been since before 1st lockdown and, altho' place looked the same and food was as consistentl...
read moreA nice place to enjoy tangy flavors of India. Sambhar and coconut chutney need massive improvement though.
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read moreNot worth the hype. Food was so bad that it killed my hunger and craving for many days. Lethargic service. Oil dripped paneer, chutney was stinking and panipuri...
read moreDecent food Dosa is best option People are not from india and that you can notice in the service- especially treatment towards Indian is not comforting. Some da...
read moreWent for lunch, place was empty, was waiting for a friend who was running late I said can i sit at table till he comes He replied If you sit at table we have to...
read moreDon’t think they like single diners, shoved to the back despite loads of space and early evening. Ordered mixed starters, very salty, chutney tasted like ketchu...
read moreWe enjoyed pani puri and masala dosas on a busy Tuesday evening. Food is always tasty here, service is good and the restaurant isn’t the most comfortable or mod...
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