Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Indian
Delivery
Take-out
Indian restaurant. Has vegan food and desserts. Open Mon-Sun 09:00-22:00.
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72, Vicarage Farm Rd, Hounslow (at Hounslow West tube), South West London, England, TW5 0AB
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- Wheelchair accessible
- Cash only
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Last update on 08 Nov 2008 by Stevie
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4 Reviews
First Review by feorag
fortytwoandahalf
Points +137
Authentic food - Edit
My favourite Indian takeaway place in the area. The food is good and the recipes feel/taste authentic.
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bigbattybabeyeah
Points +38
delicious food, - Edit
shame it’s not fully vegan, and the menu doesn’t clearly state ingredients but food was amazing and stuff very kind
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jollypig
Points +3070
Challenging for Vegans - Edit
The food was tasty (I had a tarka dal) and the serving staff friendly (none of the problems mentioned by the other reviewer), but the menu was very limited in terms of vegan options. Most of the dishes had ghee (Indian butter) and many had paneer (Indian cheese). To be fair it's a vegetarian restaurant and doesn't claim to be vegan.
Read moreGood value for money.
Worth a look if you're a vegetarian.
Pros: Tasty food, Cheap & cheerful
Cons: Limited vegan options
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feorag
Points +525
Cheap spice - Edit
Being stuck in an hotel near Heathrow Airport where they're having trouble managing vegetarian, never mind vegan, I'm likely to be positive about any vegan-friendly place I can get to quickly from here! South Indian is also one of my favourite cuisines.
Read moreThat said, Delhi Wala does have a couple of failings. The first one was the speed with which we were expected to order. It was possibly just that member of staff, but I felt we were expected to know exactly what we wanted almost immediately. As one of our party was unfamiliar with the cuisine, and I was trying to decide between several favourites I don't get very often, I felt under pressure.
The menu is extensive, with various savouries, dosa and curries on offer. I opted for peas kachori to start, and shared a portion of bhel puri. Neither compromised on spice - a bit of a surprise in the case of the bhel puri. My main was the old reliable, masala dosa. It was the size of one of the Outer Hebrides, and generously stuffed. The stuffing was, again, spicy and the sambar contained lots of drumstick. The dosa itself was a little on the thick side and the underside was rather greasy. The coconut chutney also appeared to contain some yoghurt, and some chili sauce had been added to the mint chutney, in case you hadn't had enough spice yet! One of our party felt her peshwari naan was somewhat dry.
Other aspects of the service were excellent, and a problem in the loos was dealt with immediately it was brought to their attention. The dining area is impeccably clean and the sweets and savouries were attractively displayed. I'm enjoying some of them now for breakfast. Despite the failings, I would eat there again, though I plan to try out the other veggie Indian places in this area first.
Pros: cheap, spicy
Cons: Overbearing staff, probably too spicy for some
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