Tandoori Villa

The decor kind of reminds me of the type of curry houses you might of seen del boy in, but I actually quite like the authenticity of the place. Food was really good, will definitely be back, good value as well.

Excellent meal good price friendly staff, great to support local restaurants otherwise they won't be there for us all to enjoy, best curry in Ealing thank you 😀 x

Great little curry den. Lamb madras was fantastic, with some nice heat in it. Would recommend to anyone wanting a non-fancy curry dinner/lunch. Service a little slow.

Went here based on positive reviews; bad move. Picked up a takeaway with quite a lot of dishes. This is the old style of Indian curry house where things like garlic naan are bought in ready prepared and heated up, no fresh garlic in sight, where one gravy is the base for all sauces, where no fresh spices are toasted then used to make a fresh and good quality curry. If you like Indian restaurants as most were in the 70’s and 80’s and you don’t care about fresh and flavoursome, this is for you. Otherwise use Patri, Papyaya, Kathmandu or Zayka. I will say it is cheap compared to others so if you just want a big feed then it may also work for you.

I like this place. Unpretentious BYO restaurant with excellent food and very reasonable prices. Have been 3 times so far.
Recommended.

Best curry in Ealing. I hope they give us a free meal one day, we go so often.

One of my standard Saturday night takeaway spots and been going for a number of years. Always collected my food as it’s a short walk.
I have eaten once in there which the service was good though they don’t sell alcohol but you can bring your own.
Food is tasty and at a good price which is hard to find now in Ealing so can’t complain with that.
Seems to be a family run restaurant as always meet the same people working there even after 10+ years going there.

One of my favourite Indian restaurants in Ealing. Unassuming, great food and attentive staff. Not large so it's worth reserving a table ahead of time. Can't turn around in the gent's toilet because it's too small. What about disabled access?