Delicious Foodiez NO.1 Indian Street Food — Restaurant in London

All reviews are fake! I live in South London and specially made efforts to come and eat at this place due to their "4.9 reviews". I was surprised to say such high reviews but turned out to be the worst Indian food I have eaten outside. And I am not making this up. I have upset stomach since I have eaten here and I left 50% of my food on the spot because I couldn't take how undercooked the spices are that they added in their frozen food platter. Few things: When I reached there along with my friend, the cook (most probably the owner too) kept overpromising how good their food was, so it definitely increased our expectations. The food that they served (we ordered 2 their veg platter which is £9.99 per plate) and wasn't even close to what he was promising. The so called naan or chapati was literally from those cheap frozen roti packets that you get at Indian stores. Why would I go out to eat frozen food that is served overpriced?

Daal makani, oh my god, the worst! The only decent thing that had on platter was chhole masala and raita.

The lady on the counter first asked me for cash saying their machine wasnt working. When we said we can leave as we have no cash, suddenly their machine worked in the very first try. Dont we know why you do such tricks?

During the payment, the lady charged us £22.98 instead of £19.99 and I am generally very cautious of paying bills. So I pointed to her why is she overcharging us. So she and the owner started cleaning this mess by saying they did the mistake by charging us for non veg platter. You serve the food whole day at your little kiosk, and you are telling me you didnt remember the cost of my veg platter? On the spot I told the owner and lady, nicely with smile and laughs, not to do such things as it breaks customers trust.

I was still fine with it as they overpromised for the quality of the food. I wouldn't have written this review if at least the food quality was even 3 out of 5. My throat and stomach both are still hurting in the morning, because even the masala/spices they put wasnt cooked properly. I am 90% sure even dal makhani or chhole masala were also from frozen packets. They just have some saucepans/pans on the spot to heat up this frozen food.

We as Indians decided to not go for Turkish or Pakistani kiosks at the location (it has various other kiosks too at the food court) but such businesses run by such Indians have no issues to cheat their customers even for few pounds, and lose the trust. It hurts the whole community and thats why Good people dont want to trust even good Indians easily.

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🍜 Chicken Noodles Review

The chicken noodles were a comforting, flavorful bowl of satisfaction. The noodles were perfectly cooked — springy, not soggy — and generously tossed in a savory sauce that balanced soy, garlic, and a touch of sweetness. The vegetables added a nice crunch, especially the bell peppers and cabbage, while the tender chunks of chicken soaked up all the seasoning. Every bite had a good mix of texture and flavor.

Pros: • Well-balanced seasoning • Generous portion of chicken • Great texture and freshness

Could improve: • Slightly oily for some palates • Spice level could be kicked up a notch for heat lovers

Rating: 8.5/10

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🐟 Fish Masala Pakora Review

The fish masala pakoras were a delightful surprise — crispy on the outside, soft and flaky on the inside. The batter was well-seasoned with a bold mix of spices, offering a nice kick of heat without overpowering the fish. The masala marinade seeped deep into the fillets, enhancing their flavor rather than masking it. Served hot with mint chutney or tamarind sauce, they make for a perfect appetizer or snack.

Pros: • Crisp texture with bold masala flavor • Fish cooked perfectly — not dry or rubbery • Great pairing with dips

Could improve: • Slightly greasy after cooling down • Might benefit from a lemon wedge for...

AVOID - How this place gets 5 star is a mystery??? went there yesterday the owner was selling his praises about the food and convinced me to buy the thali platter for £10 and chicken dish we also had 2 karak chai - the Thali portions were very small with cheap rice and burnt parata (paratas are frozen made)and below any standard tiny amounts of his so called special salad and there after I got diarrhea!!! - complained about the food and of course the owner insisted the portions were fine however I pointed out that what I was served did not match or look nothing like the menu picture - and all this food £24 pound - Street food scraped off the streets with inflated prices. On a final thought rather strange that all the reviews seem to bee prefect 5 stars..... Never seen that on any food reviews unless of course they...