Rickshaw Lounge — Restaurant in London

I made a booking for 22nd December at noon but unfortunately we weren’t able to be entertained at that time due to the circumstances of the business. Originally We were trying to find a suitable venue to host our company Christmas lunch (no. Person 10). We had to ensure that the restaurant both catered for halal and those who consumed alcohol. It was extremely exhausting researching restaurants close to us that satisfied the criteria we had in mind. This restaurant rickshaw lounge was probably the best and only option for us. I’ve driven past this venue several times always whispering to myself that I must give it a try one day. I understand the previous owner ran this in the name of ‘chutneys’ , which , to be fair was quite nice too. Time past by, now , indo Chinese rickshaw lounge, I give my blessings to, hopefully they will be a success. The chef is an awesome person from Bangalore, he makes the best stew with appam! I remember his time in the Coco restaurant in Hayes end (near the Krishna supermarket) , we had a chat several times and he produced probably the most mouth watering end product. Escalating standards that worth what it is! Not only that, he is a creative culinary artist! He is a blessed being with undoubtably years of genuine experience in hotels and restaurants around the world and within india and he is a humble human. His service warrants high level hotels to seek his attention. I pray for their success and God is great it will happen.

I was angry on the 22 of December, not because I was embarrassed humiliated but because of my behaviour to the staff and use of really vulgar abusive words, I realise how pathetic I was to use such words. I really used offensive language to them which I am grieving about (because of the pride I had and that because that they did not facilitate for our group at the time) also because my mindset was ultimately set, truly looking forward to trying out their food for the first time.I was angry when I then all because in my heart I have a passion and a passion to see you all succeed. A driven passion for quality. A passion for service. I pray that You will all succeed and maintain the best levels!l for the customer community.

God bless the lounge and wishing you many successful stories in the future.

We wish you and your team all your extended families a blessed Christmas and renewed 2023, love , joy, happiness. Jesus brings us all together in love! May 2023 be the year your organisation rise in prosperity. In Christ’’s name ,...

This has got to be one of the most surreal curries I've ever had. When I asked what beers were available, I wasn't shown the drinks menu but told a list of beers of uncertain prices. I ordered a Cobra but was later told it was unavailable for a strangely described reason that sounded like they were out of gas but turned out to be that they had run out of Cobra. When I ordered a spicy dish the waiter made the racist remark to dissuade me from my choice that "white people don't tend to like spicy food". When the papadams arrived, what the menu described as "served with a selection of chutneys" turned out to mean one very small portion of mint sauce and nothing else. The atmosphere was beautifully complimented with music that would not sound out of place in The Ministry of Sound. Afterwards, when the bill (eventually) arrived I was only then told that I should pay with cash and that there were no ATMs nearby. When I told them I didn't have enough with me, they admitted that they could take cards but still wanted what cash I had anyway (strongly suggesting there's a tax dodge going on here). Not to mention how expensive the whole thing was - I've paid less for better currys in Central London. The only reason this place is not getting one star is that the food was...

We were looking for places to dine around Uxbridge and came across this restaurant. As we were approaching it, they had sign in the window that said "they were booked on Saturday, for a private occasion". We were about to turn back, when I decided to check if that really was the case, to which the stewardess replied they were open for regular business. We decided to have lunch and ordered a chicken fried rice, with chicken lollipops and we also had the all you can eat dosas (although the price in the billboard) was different to what we were quoted.

The food was decent, it had flavor but took some time to arrive, even though we were the only table there at that time. The masala dosas were spicy, but we then requested for a non spicy version and they were beautifully crispy and delicious.

We were served by the lovely and sweet Yashoda, she made sure we were looked after really well.

One of my concerns with the place was that they charged £3 for a small bottle of coke (200ml) that's ridiculously high and not right and also the hoarding on the display, is incorrect which is not correct advertising, hence the...