Lahore Restaurant (Marylebone)

• One messed up thing is that even though the staff notes down your name
• Always be in the line of sight of the staff if you are waiting for a table
• Their seekh kababs and mutton dishes are amazing and much better than the options in chicken
• The service is pretty quick given the rush at the restaurant good job by the staff
• Eventually the food was completely worth the wait
• I enjoy bhindi masala and dal fry the most along with chilli naan
• The fact that it is a byob restaurant
• It is even more economical when you hang out with big group of friends
• My friends and i have always enjoyed eating here and the only request we have is please use less oil
• My first experience with Indian food and it was amazing
• The gentleman was extremely courteous
• All the food is tasty and good quality and generally liked
• Made very well the lamb is tender and the spices are just right
• Food was promised in 30 minutes it came after 1 hour 10 minutes with no apology or compensation and it was all soggy and cold
• Went recently with a group of friends and had the most magnificent meal
• Started off the with their famous Lamb Chops and Seekh Kebabs and they were finished before you could say Jack Robinson
• Never heard about it earlier but all I'll say is it was so delicious that I forgot the story about it
• Though this restaurant was full i did not like Lahore Restaurant (Marylebone) one bit
• Being an 'indian' i am writing this and believe me when i say this the food was very oily and very average i mean one can find better indian food at the food hall in selfridges top floor
• The mutton curry that the waiter so suggested was extremely bad and oily i left very hungry
• The breads were hard and luke warm instead of being hot
• The location is also not good and the restaurant is not clean at all
• You will find many indian people here and it will be packed but dont get fooled since the food is very bad and i can guarantee that u will leave dissatisfied
• Visited Lahore Restaurant (Marylebone) with a group of more than 20 people
• Lahore Restaurant (Marylebone) doesn't take bookings on phone so you might want to consider someplace else if you are organizing a big group dinner plan
• Chicken butter masala and lamb chops are highly recommended
• The service too was quick and prompt
• The tables are laid very close to each other and it might get uncomfortable for people who prefer privacy
• Starters it was my first time in London and a couple of friends dragged us along to get a taste of authentic Pakistani cuisine
• Be rest assured my experience was worth a wonderful memory
• Its a typically close knit ambience like we have here in India therefore a more spacious seating arrangement is highly recommended
• Been here a couple of times as this is probably the best pakistani restaurant nearby
• Quite spicy sometimes but on the other hand this restaurant is one with the concept BYOB that means bring your own bottle that you can buy on a liquor store in front
• An hour and half later i called back and was told that the delivery guy was on route
• I waited another half an hour before calling back only to be told that all deliveries were done and they couldn't find my order
• I reminded them that i had called half an hour prior and was told that the delivery guy was on the way
• I have eaten there often and do regular deliveries from there and like the food too but thier customer service is non existent
• Okay naans maybe I was expecting a lot more here
• Normally my expectations from Pakistani cuisine is quite high
• The Nalli Nihari was nice though
• A friend and I decided to give it a try as we were having a strong craving for good Pakistani food
• Honestly my expectations were quite high so I was quite disappointed
• The chicken was given generously in the biryani but it was just too spicy too enjoy
• The Chilli Paneer was bland on the other hand and was nothing too special
• The one at Savanah Bhavan was much better
• The lassi wasn't even served cold which is just an amateur mistake
• I'd say there are better Pakistani restaurants out there and I just hope to find them soon
• The city in Pakistan was known as the heart of undivided Punjab and that is where the restaurant gets it name from
• If you are in a group of 6 or more calling ahead is always a smart option
• I was not very impressed with the starter menu
• The lamb chops were grilled well
• Chicken Kebab or the seekh kebab was the highlight for me in the starter menu
• As the chicken melt in mouth with strong chilli flavours and is much more satisfying
• Extra points for the yogurt mint chutney it is served with
• Paneer tikka was cooked in tandoor with onions and green peppers and they were up to the mark
• The main course is where Lahore Restaurant (Marylebone) excels in
• Karahi Gosht (Gosht is the term used for lamb or goat meat
• Lamb in this case) was so succulent and flavourful that we had to order seconds
• Chicken held its own and was the perfect accompaniment to the lachha prantha&rsquo
• As both the spinach and paneer were cooked to perfection and of course you cannot miss the flavour of clarified butter in which it seems to have been cooked
• Mango Lassi was as amazing as you expect it to be
• While growing up during the excruciatingly hot summer afternoon we all waited for the Kulfi man to come on his cycle with the Kulfi on a stick frozen in his icebox
• The other deserts they were as expected
• Very disappointed with the whole overhaul experience
• It's one of the best places to eat in London
• Food wasn't bad but what I saw later is waitress handling food with hands that have been touching everywhere and no gloves when handling food
• Quite concern that they are not taking health and safety precaution as fingers were touching food when the staff bringing food

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