Zayka - Carta

brilliantly take them especially the tandoori huhn and naan brot recommend!

Amazing local cuisine that never disappoints. Staff are friendly and attentive

Great food as always but what makes this place is the staff, so friendly engaging. Will be back soon! Ver carta

Booked this restaurant for a catch up dinner with an old friend and we were not disappointed. Food was delicious and what made the experience highly enjoyable was the attentive and friendly staff. Would definitely recommend!

A lovely warm and friendly welcome always. Service is good and attentive. Menu is very interesting and diverse in terms of Indian food. Choices of Goan Nepalese and Indian continent favourites. We had a big birthday family meal. Excellent.

Service was superb, attentive and efficient but never intrusive. Food was excellent quality and delicious. Lovely quiet atmosphere, good lighting -not too bright and not so dim that you can’t see what you’re eating. Overall excellent dining experience. Confidently recommend. Ver carta

before a recipient of good reviews, this eatery has deteriorated into a tired provider of getting to certain regular. the service is admirable, but the chef can need a holiday. it has the unpleasant quality to remove its clothing with its kocharoma for days after the visit. the service redeems it, but there are serious peripheral problems.

Unfortunately I've lost all my previous past on OpenTable due to an email change and the impossible system to swap this over but I have dined here many times in the past. Unfortunately the boss of the outfit wasn't working Bank Holiday Sunday night and there was a little slip in terms of service which was a real shame Our food was spot on as usual apart from one of our party finding the colouring in her king prawns a bit excessive. Brought us the wrong drinks but did rectify. We'll be back

We wanted try Zayka as the reviews were so good. Best in Ealing etc etc. We were quite excited. However we were not wowed by the food or the restaurant. I would say this is very average Indian fayre with a hint of Nepalese and Goyan thrown in. Our menus were sticky from previous customers use which didnt bode too well. The Food was not particularly inspiring, restaurant table layout not the best for a comfortable evening out. Our waiter was clearly a newbie and really didnt know how to wait. Plates taken away before we had finished etc. Zayak is certainly not the best in Ealing and there are others that are better. We could see that a lot of customers were regulars and I guess very local and... Ver carta