Cafe Eltham — Restaurant in London

Well where do i start. Had a takeway delivered on time so That was ok. The problem I've got is that, the food fell very short on every count. King Prawn puree, puree bread was chewy and not Crispy as should be the sauce itself was good enough. Chicken tikka starter Lacked flavour tandoori Marinade did not infuse the chicken therfore lending itself to a bland tikka. Onion Bajji dry over cooked and most certainly stale. Was given 2 pots of Mint sauce again not much flavour there either quite watery, and the second pot was acidic which means it is on the turn. Naam Bread was good and so was The Poppadom. I'VE Been using this place for years I'm writing to Let you Boys know that I know you can do loads better. I hope you will Take this review on the chin and Look into the faults on those dishes And look to rectify. Good luck, hope to...

after a few dodgy meals during lockdown, we decided to give our previously favourite takeaway another go. Oh dear, the chicken in every dish was so dry and hard. Obviously previously cooked and reheated. The sauces as always were great. Such a shame. At these prices, the chicken should be cooked to order, and if it really was, stop 10 minutes before you you actually did.We also used the order online function. So the takeaway was ready when we collected, earlier than suggested. So a bit cold, didn't dare heat up as the chicken...

The place lacks any “Indian” atmosphere. For some strange reason I am looking at a wall with. Swedish beach huts. Food was ok, portions in the small side esp the nan bread. I had already sat down when I was given the dirtiest or and worn out menu…. Upon leaving the restaurant I made a comment to the manager about the tacky menu … shocked at his answer “ my customers like the tacky / dirty menu. I left saying I will not visit. Imagine what else...