STREETS OF LAHORE — Restaurant in London

Totally waste of time, not professionals at all , cant say much about the food as we were not served but service was more than poor , we went there just for tea and orderd kashmiri / pink tea and then waited and waited and waited (about 25 to 30 minutes) , during that time whenever we asked why its taking that long and every time they replied "2 minutes please" after about 30 minutes we had enough of that and asked for refund as we were not served and then the man at the till told us again to wait "2 minutes plz" as we dont have what you orderd so we sent someone out to buy it 😡🤬😡 ... tha worst thing is that man told us that "you guys can make mistakes too" ... seriously WTH ... you cannot justify your doings but telling others that. After that we went to the other tea shop (will not mention the name as these ppl will say that its not genuin review and also i am not promoting anyone here) and there we were served within 2...

I had a very disappointing experience at this restaurant for breakfast today. My order took almost an hour to arrive because there was an EHO inspection on-site. According to the staff, we had to wait or lose our money due to a no-refund policy, which was frustrating. I even had to extend my parking twice while waiting.

When the food finally arrived, the waitress delivered my omelette and paratha to the wrong table. Some diners at that table had already tasted it before realizing it wasn’t theirs. Once my order was correctly served, the omelette was cold and looked like broken scrambled eggs, and the paratha was hard and unimpressive—certainly not worth the price.

The tea was acceptable, though it was far from the "Karak chai" it’s rated as; it tasted more like a standard doodh pati.

Overall, service and food quality need serious improvement. Hopefully, they take customer feedback seriously and...

Absolutely incredible! Streets of Lahore on Ilford Lane delivers an unforgettable 5-star experience packed with bold flavors, sizzling spices, and authentic Pakistani street food flair. From the crispy, tangy gol gappay to the smoky, juicy seekh kebabs, every dish bursts with taste and tradition. The paratha rolls were hearty and satisfying, perfectly capturing the essence of street-style comfort food. The lively atmosphere feels like a slice of Lahore’s bustling food streets, and the open kitchen adds to the charm. Staff were friendly, fast, and clearly passionate about the food, making the service as impressive as the cuisine. Portions are generous, prices are fair, and every bite feels like a celebration of authentic Pakistani flavors. I’ll definitely be back — Streets of Lahore is a true hidden...