Madhu’s

The food here was really good and High standards. The thing that I really liked about this restraunt was the service and presentation. The only thing I would consider is the price as it was quite expensive but overall I really liked the experience that I received from this restaurant and would like to come here again. Plus the staff really nice.

Came here for a family party, and we were all very impressed. The food was mostly excellent, and the staff were even obliging in sorting out food for last minute special dietary requirements. The service was perfect — polite and obliging. Particular highlights were the masala fish, the aubergines and potatoes, and the chaat. The dessert was also delicious. One small downside was that the long table was a little too small for buffet style eating.

One of the only REAL restaurants in the Southall area with proper waiting staff and full bar. They even have real tablecloths on the tables!
Food is very good quality, it’s definitely recommended and it’s good to know that Madhu’s also provides catering to wedding and big functions/​events which I’ve attended over the years and everyone thoroughly raved about.
The menu price is somewhat more than other restaurants in the area but not over-​priced, after all, this is the only place I’d class as a real restaurant in the area.
Toilets always cleans, staff very attentive and food always good, what more can you ask for?

A very good meal was had by all in my party. We had a 7pm slot, so the place was empty, though filled up pretty quickly thereafter. The service is excellent. We were made to feel very welcome. They brought a jug of water and then refilled it without asking-​a nice touch. The food was good, though perhaps not as mind blowing as I had hoped. The starters we had were the king prawn dish, which my son pronounced brilliant and the bel poori type starter which was brilliant and unusual in a north indian restaurant. Mains were a chicken and lamb dish. Both were good though I felt the lamb dish had too much ghee. They asked if we wanted our nan’s buttered which no indian restaurant has done before. Again, a nice touch. Overall, a real gem on Southall and now they have parking at night which makes it a lot easier.

We went back to Madhu’s last Thursday with a small party — to celebrate a significant birthday.
Just as good as before, if not better. The table groaned with innumerable freshly (and promptly) prepared starters, naans and rice. :D
Wine and Cobra flowed.
And the waiters were attentive at all times, even though the restaurant was really busy.
A must try, if you haven’t already! ;)

Fantastic I just love the place, met my partner here so it is very special

Madhu’s ist eine feste Größe in der wechselhaften Gastronomieszene in Southall, und das aus guten Grund. Das schicke Ambiente (weiße Tischtücher! Stoffserviertten! Separate Getränkekarte!) schreckte mich zunächst ab, aber es ist ein lebhafter Laden mit freundlichem Personal. Das Lassi schmeckte mir hervorragend und auch die Saucen zu den Poppadams versprachen einen gelungenen Abend.
Als Vorspeise gab es Mogo Jeera (gebratene Cassava-​Wurzeln), Samosa und gebackene Tilapia-​Stücke. Mogo war gut, Samosa waren etwas klein und der Tilapia … also nächstes Mal (und ein nächstes Mal wird es geben, so viel verrate ich schon mal an dieser Stelle) werde ich den als Hauptgang nehmen, so lecker war er.
Als Hauptspeise gab es das zu Recht berühmte Makhni Huhn (cremige Sauce) und Karahi Gosht Lamm. Die Portion Pilau-​Reis war großzügig und das Knoblauch-​Naan auch. Dazu dann noch einen Joghurtsalat (Raita). Wie gesagt, wir kommen wieder!
Ein sehr guter Inder, der unter Kennern einen guten Ruf hat und trotzdem auch bei «ungeübten» Indischessern gut ankommen wird — also was für den Familienbesuch von außerhalb (wobei man dann eventuell reservieren sollte…)!
Preise in Sterling:
Lassi 2
Mogo 3,95
Tilapia 4,95 (großzügige Vorspeisen-​Portion)
Karahi Gosht 8,95
Makhni Chicken 8,95
Naan 3,90
plus 10% Tip…

Great food, great ambiance. We are from Chicago and happen to stumble into this resturant almost by accident and were truly amazed. Food was high quality and the service was very good. Bit on the pricey side in exchange of some very unique and flavorful dishes like Karela aloo, chili Paneer (Tofu), Pindi Cholla…
It is also quite close to Heathrow, so if you are from out of town like us, you would enjoy some the best Indian food in London before flying out.

Madhu’s is one of the best Indian restaurants I have ever been to. It sets itself apart from the run of the mill curry houses. The restaurant i set over two floors and is very weel decorated. The menu is extensive with great Jeera chicken and peshwari naans. Parking is a bit of a nightmare so best go there after 7.00÷7.30 and check with the hostess that where you have parked is free of parking controls. Service is good but can be a bit of a hard sell sometimes depending on your waiter. I have been here a couple of times and will be coming back for more.

Madhus is my Favourite Indian Restaurant. I love it there and to the point I have a Loyalty card that gives me 20% off!!! Amazing there and this place has reliable good food. They have Tandoori Spare Ribs (LAMB) truly amazing as well as their fish dishes I love it.
I do like the fact that they chill the beer in the freezer if asked.
I tend to stick to there starters as I like to eat it tapas style. Ribs, Lamb Chops, Chicke, Fish and Paneer is so so good that I have to have everytime I am there.
There food is Indian and Kenyan so you get all aspects of Indian catering from those that have also lived elsewhere in the world.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED and for Southall prices it is pricey for London prices it is average and definetly affordable.
Check it out :-)

Without doubt one of the best no nonsense Curry houses in London. Food is great! The giant TV screens can be a bit annoying. Service was very good.

like most other reviewers have commented this is a curry house not an Indian restaurant. In London its difficult to tell the difference — but these categories are poles apart. Curry originated in Birmingham — and Madhu’s does it VERY well — but please don’t call it the best Indian — this place doesn’t server ANY Indian stuff :-)

We ate here on our last evening in London or I would have been back again for sure. Without reservation, this is the best Indian food I have ever had anywhere (UK, USA, Europe). Having never been to Asia I can’t say for certain if it’s the best Indian food period, but I’ve never had anything close to this delicious.
Our host the evening we had dinner here is a family friend I’ve known for over 30 years, born and raised outside London but a world traveler. This was Tony’s pick for the best Indian in and around London, and he knows his food. Every dish we had from the lamb and chicken to the vegetarian dishes was superb; the curries were complex, warm, and delicious without being overly spicy.
Also, if you’ve never been to this part of town, it’s a real treat. I wish we had come earlier in the day to do some shopping, although I am not sure how much I could have smuggled back home in my suitcase (these days, not much gets through).
This is a definite must on my list of places to return to when I come to visit friends and family. I can’t recommend it highly enough.

In my opinion, this is the best Indian restaurant in Southall although a little pricey if you fancy loads of dishes. Go here with your partner if you fancy a special night out, or if you have a family celebration, or a business meal. There is some parking outside the front of the restaurant. It can get busy so book a table if coming especially, or from a distance, to avoid disappointment. The food is delicious; especially the starters and the breads, and the staff are extremely helpful and very smartly dressed.

For several years, Madhu’s has won the Good Curry Guide’s Best UK Restaurant award. It is deserved. I’ve been here dozens of times, have taken all my friends and family, and have never been disappointed.
It’s a fancier place than most. Dimly lit, with tasteful wall mirrors. It has linen napkins, nice tables and plates and cutlery, and a good wine list. It’s not cheap and quick; it’s definitely upmarket Indian.
The food is exquisite. I still remember the first time we went. Even though I knew about the awards, nothing could have prepared me for the insanely delicious food I ate. My party all agreed it was the best Indian we’d ever had in the UK. Dahl, lamb, nann, pilau, fishoh god, we all ate so much. They have a lamb starter that we never fail to get.
I have to highlight the service here, too. I feel it’s some of the best I’ve gotten in London. Very professional, but just friendly enough not to be uncomfortable and stiff.
They’ve got a big wine list; I tend to prefer beer with my Indian food, though.
They tend to put larger, noisier groups upstairs, keeping it more romantic downstairs.
Southall is full of amazing curry houses, but Madhu’s deserves all the accolades it gets.