Bombay Spice Nashta House — Restaurant in London

Generally tasty food. Make sure that the staff hand you your takeaway meal after you have paid the bill. Parking problems exist. Some rude waitresses work here & the place has extremely poor ventilation which leaves your clothes stinking of strong cooking odours! 10.3.22 You are asked to leave even if you are in the middle of eating your food! Disgraceful & typical desi behaviour! It's not that you are eating for free! 28.4.22 Ventilation from cooking smells needs to be installed & the food can be tastier & spicier. 14.5.22 Tasty food dependingon the day. Unfortunately the behaviour & way of speaking of staff to customers especially to those who don't speak their language for some reason does not change & to hide their own shortcomings & with no desire to improve in that field, especially when operating in the hospitality business in London , they will ask you to not to come back! Disgraceful. They have got to realise that they might get away with this sort of uncivilised behaviour somewhere else or another country but not in a western environment or country like the UK! With luck , they could even get into a show often seen on TV! 27.1.23 Tasty food & the staff did try to be friendly this time. However read the typical ignorant response made by the owner a few months ago about bad staff attitude & he must realise that his sort of stupid behaviour is more suited to the subcontinent & not a civilised country like the UK with certain standards where he has arrived to earn a living, unless it is a daba khana that he is running where he needs to get the ventilation sorted out! 1.7.23 Tasty food served by staff who again were told off by other long time customers ! Ventilation needs to improve. Keeping the door open when winter arrives is not an option! 26.9.23 Tasty food served by staff who seem to have become friendlier! 30.10.23 Tasty Thali but not much variety it seems. 18.6.24 Tasty Bhel & variation of Vaada Pav served by friendly & helpful staff in a clean environment. However , the toilet's 🚻 need to be functioning from a Health & Hygiene point of view of customers! 19.7.24 Tasty food however needing more spices is served by friendly & accomodating staff. One can be moved around from table to table even before finishing their food & drinks by staff which is unacceptable as dining tables & chairs are available outside for use by customers who stroll in! 23.8.24 Tasty food served but by some staff who don't have the manners to be working in the restaurant business! & dirty unhygienic characters seem to walk into the cafe from the street at will to chat with staff which is unacceptable & uncomfortable for diners! 20.2.25 Thoroughly unpleasant & nasty staff lacking in manners who should not be in the Hospitality business because they don't like their lack of standards which is unacceptable but maybe acceptable (?) elsewhere & being pointed...

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Bombay Nasta House, and I have to say, the experience was exceptional. The Sev Chaat was a perfect balance of tangy and spicy, with the crisp sev adding a delightful crunch to every bite. Each mouthful was packed with flavors that transported me straight to the streets of Mumbai.

Next up, the Pani Puri—a classic street food staple—did not disappoint. The puris were crispy and fresh, and the tangy tamarind water had just the right amount of spice. It’s a must-try for anyone craving a true taste of Indian street food.

The Masala Chai was the perfect way to wash it all down. Rich, aromatic, and brimming with spices, it was the ideal drink to complement the meal. The chai wasn’t overly sweet, striking the perfect balance.

I also tried the Sev Khamani, which was a delightful surprise. The savory, crumbly texture mixed with the crunch of sev and spices made for a flavorful and satisfying dish.

Finally, the Methi Na Bhajiya was a great choice—crispy on the outside and soft inside, with just the right hint of bitterness from the methi (fenugreek). Paired with chutney, it made for the perfect snack.

Overall, Bombay Nasta House delivered on flavor, quality, and authenticity. If you’re a fan of chaat and authentic Indian snacks, this place is a must-visit! The service is outstanding...

Exceptional Chaat Street Food (Indoor seating available)

It’s fast it’s clean it’s busy it’s cheap and its super ridiculously delicious.

No Indo-Chinese malarky fusion here, this is raw ground zero authentic Indian vegetarian cuisine at its best..

Full of locals (always a good sign) in there drones queuing up who look eagerly hungry, tummies rumbling and even spotted a few customers that look to be drooling (okay was raining little out) as they waited for there orders to be taken..

"This place could, unarguably house the tastiest Vadu Pav outside of Mumbai"

Although for me the Sev Puri steals the show super fresh super crispy and the juices are simply chick pea divine (no fresh coriander please).

Oh’ my the Masala Chai “pinch yourself to remind; you are not on Mumbai Juhu beach feet up admiring the sunset, but rather in Kingsbury London watching the 183 bus go past ”

You sense the owner is genuinely caring passionate enthusiastic on ensuring all his customers leave with a magical smile and more importantly a tasteful experience.

Overheard group of ladies state they have travelled as far as Bolton just so to taste the finest Gujarati Chaat this side of the UK!!

Well done Team Bombay Spice Continue smashing out those mouth watering Pani Puri’s

Ps: please fix the...