Khan - Carta

the taste of the main dishes was excellent along with the sides. the service was great for a local location.

If you want a good curry in a hurry that dosent break your wallet you gotta try this place. Even the local Asians use this place.

Welcoming people, good Indian food, no alcohol. It's not a gastronomic restaurant, so do not wait for great presentation. Only locals seem to know this place. We stayed around one hour inside, and saw only locals. Ver carta

The restaurant is well patronised, by biriyani lovers from all over the world. At dinner time the place is packed. It is a spacious restaurant, even if you have to wait it will not be long. Go for the masala tea. It was excellent.

the food was excellent. everything was full of taste and portions were perfect. atmosphere was pleasant and stylish. Above all, they have made us and especially our little children feel very welcome. in the act, we were at very few places that have beaten up on our children, as the Khan staff did. if they are looking for a great place to take their family for some delicious Indian cuisine, try them khan!

Last visit to this restaurant for a meal was more than 10 years ago and was pleased to find out that during a recent visit, the restaurant still maintain the same quality of service and authenticity of the Indian dishes served. Having a meal here...is memorable not only for the authentic Indian dishes but the smell of the spices on your clothes lingers until the next day ! Thumbs up to the restaurant for making the meal a memorable one... Ver carta

had been in this restaurant some paints (depending on when we go to london). it is located near the bayswater station. we had recently a late lunch in this restaurant. garlauch naan, rita and hawn tikka. chicken tikka tasted average, but garlauch naan was good. they also served. beside dishes (small-sample size) like pickgo pickle and chutney, which tasted well. price is reasonable. the service was average. kellner was very business-not so friendly.

8 kha khans restaurant £5 chicken biryani venue yes food had to run at an old schoolplace for some bryani on the other day ngl the family that used to run it was not only the only oncle rate after 20 years they earn a break. nothing changed wisely here, but still as busy as I remember. chicken biryani now I was disappointed, not as it is. very watered with the soss of the chicken, the taste was all there, but only was really casual and oily. it has also risen in price from £2 to £5 wished that this was not the experience as I use to make two of them in a retreat into the day lol. overall bounce back old vibes and tastes but without the original people in the kitchen never the same.

I'm here at 12:00 with my wife. it is more a caffe than a raised restaurant. seat approx. 15/20. very simple and clean place, but this is not distracting from the beautiful kitchen. we ordered fresh search (lamb) kebabs, chicken, lamb. curry and tandoori roti’s. the food was quickly served and was very tasty. we really enjoyed all the food. they served it with an salate (PK style, swash, and bits gurke, salate and tomaten) and a raita (picky yogurt). eating was really delicious, fresh and really cheap. we have approx. £12 paid. nowhere in front of place is so cheap and tasty. not really a place for couples or family, but worth a try. cafe environment so not expect much of decor or atmosphere... Ver carta