Pakhtoon Restaurant

very rude management. the care of the customers. excessively expensive compared to the amount. no courtesy to speak with customers properly.

we went there to lunch after an exhausting 12 hours journey. the food was authentic and taste was in point. I loved the chicken karahi and naan.

Service could be better. Under staffed even for a small restaurant. But the signature dal was really good ! Will be back again to try the non veg menu

Serves oven heated buryani. Even chicken tikka masala tastes sweet, chapati are 3£ each. Worst Indian restaurant in london. Mahal is way better and cheaper.

dirty little place. a lot of hair in the food and very rude person serving, he hates children when you play children with spoons, he says bluntly that they come out..bad attitude to ask everyone, this place never visit there are many more possibilities near

Simple and elegant. Indian food cooked just like it would be back home. Black dal,the nans, prawn biryani ,and the prawn curry. the prawn biryani most difficult to handle because of chances of prawns getting overcooked the freshness brought on by the whiff of mint and then delicately though adequately spiced taste was great. prawn curry all transported me back to india. Nice use of masala with a hint of sweetness gave it a unique taste.

so as I visited london and stayed on the edgeware street, I decided to visit this restaurant we ordered tadka daal (lentil) with white rice, chicken cadhai, malai boti and tandoori roti and garlauch naan I feel that the service was a bit slow, and there was only one guy who served the whole restaurant. second, eating was terrible chicken kadhai, the huh was too hard and it tasted nothing like kadhai. malai boti had 6 pieces, 5 of them raw. tadka daal was in order, although I also feel that the place overpriced for the quality of the food they serve.

Its one of those restaurants in London which is not serving Indian/Pakistani cuisine modified according to western tastes or like the cheap to go brick lane bengali touch curries. I just happen to walk in after a heavy shopping day as i had to take the bus from just outside the restaurant door. Kadhai ghosht was really well cooked. Rest everything else was tried by my parents and they had positive reviews about it. A very family restaurant type of vibe this place has. Its not as great as compared to the next door neighbour Salt bar, but its good enough. Unfortunately don't have any pictures as phone was not charged.

Pakhtoon was an accidental discovery. We were not planning to eat here. Just on our way home after an exhaustive shopping at Oxford Street, we found out this decent looking Indian Restaurant and took and impromptu decision to have our dinner there. My overall experience is great. Ambiance :: Awesome Food Taste :: Very nice. Almost felt like eating at a restaurant in India. Cost :: A bit on the higher side. Drinks :: I do not think, I saw any drink option there. Not sure. Hospitality :: Very nice We ordered Biriyani over there as we do not want to take chance in a new restaurant. But the biriyani was so good, we tempted to order some kebabs and some desert. Kebabs I would say good, not...read...