Haweli Of Ealing

My fiancé and I love Haweli of Ealing! We usually order the onion bhaji as an appetizer, but decided to order the chicken wings instead. I forgot to take a photo, but they were absolutely delicious! The spice level was mild, but came with an excellent sauce on the side with a good kick. For the mains, we ordered the Chicken Jalfrezi and Chicken Tapeli (our favorites) and they were amazing as we always do - a bit spicier than usual. But we’re not complaining!

Tasty South Indian dishes, very good interior decor. Staff look a bit unhappy without a smile, and the sit down experience was rushed (dishes collected early and the bill was pushed to you without asking) Cost is OK. I think the customer service needs to be improved considered that there is a 11% service charge added.

Lots of variety! Chutney and paneer were great.
If you like it hot spice levels come in dry, hot & spicy,
Of note; full chili's are thrown (not deseeded) in a few of the dishes. Overall great experience 👍

Service was excellent, but the star of the night was the food. Some of the best Indian food I've had in a long while. The butter chicken was off the chart.

HAWELI OF DISAPPOINTMENT!!!

If you are a first-time visitor going for buffet and wish to avoid disappointment,  kindly read the entire review.

My husband and I decided to visit the restaurant for the Sunday lunch buffet after reading so many positive comments and reviews.

As I saw people raving about the Sunday lunch buffet, I was excited and hopeful. Our eyes were drawn to six chafing dishes in the buffet area as soon as we took our seats. I thought the chafing dishes were just for starters and that the main course would be served separately. I was disappointed to discover that those six chafing dishes were for non-veg starters and main courses, including rice.

Buffets are supposed to be full of variety. There was no variety.

Below are the total number of items in the buffet:
Veg starters: Not-so-fresh onion bhaji and vegetable samosa
Non-veg starter: overcooked tandoori chicken coated with artificial red colour
Veg mains: Saag aloo, Pindi chana, and Mixed vegetable
Non-veg mains: keema aloo, butter chicken, and chicken balti
Rice dish: Only pulao
Sides: papadom and salad

THERE WERE NO DESSERTS,
NO YOGHURT or RAITA
NO LIVE COUNTER
NO CHAAT
NO CHINESE ITEMS

For 3-4 items, I don't believe it's worth spending 15 pounds per person.

Most terrible buffet I have eaten in my entire life.

This was an awesome experience in London great ambiance,nice staff and superb food in an all unique buffet.
I would recommend at least one visit for sure for food lovers there is always more than what you expect.
Once again thanks Haweli guys for making our evening joyful.

The interior design was so nice. The service was not great, it took a while to place any kind of order. We had to constantly leave our table to ask for glasses, drinks and chase several times to make the order.

We read that they have received  Best Customer's Choice Award at the CurryLife Awards and that was the reason we decided to hop in on my special day, birthday.

Booked online using Google booking.
When we arrived i showed the booking but doesn't seem they prepared the table for us.... No spoons no water. Anyway

We ordered papadom with chatni , chicken tikka & tandoori chicken in starters.

For main course we went for tapeli chicken and Naan.

Everything came at the same time which is not what we expect. Starter followed by main is what i prefer. I had really high hopes from this restaurant but both the starters were not tasty.

In main course tapeli chicken went totally wrong as what we had was puerly turmeric for every bite of food yes too much of turmeric.

In the whole dining experience what i liked is Papadom and Cobra beer that i order to have with starter.

I hope that is not everyday case and may be our bad day....