Krishna pure vegetarian

D “Sved” S★★★★

We went on a holiday at an off-peak time so we were the only customers, but the restaurant had a lot of take away orders. Service was quick, and the ambiance is good. Dal baati was delicious even though the baati was a little over burnt and the quantity of dal served seemed too little for the amount of baati. 4 baati in a plate with garlic chutney, pickle, raw onions in the side and a bowl of dal. The baati was full of ghee and crumbly. The restaurant is quite expensive compared to others in Wembley, and also has a service charge which most restaurants in Wembley do not add separately. The toi

Vidhi★★★★★

I tried the Indo-Chinese food at Krishna Kathiyawadi and it was really delicious. The noodles were flavorful, and the Manchurian had the perfect balance of spice and tang. Portion sizes were good, service was quick, and overall it was a satisfying experience. Definitely worth trying along with their Kathiyawadi dishes!♥️

Vivek Shailendra Shah★★★★

If you wanting to have Indian Street side taste , go for Krishna. Privately owned and managed by family. Swift services , calm composed vibes. Good food. Indo-e is something I would recommend to try among many other good dishes Space is limited so at times, you may find difficulty in securing your table. However staff is polite. It’s a place worth trying and check if it matches your taste buds So far I tried Panner chili, hot& sour soup, tomato soup, Thali, Daal Baati ( Baati are steams and not roasted) so basis this Overall worth visiting I will fore-sure visit this place again

Soniya Patel★

As a regular customer, I’m very disappointed with my recent experience. The Paneer Butter Masala I ordered for £12.50 had a much smaller portion than usual—nowhere near enough for two people—and there was no communication about this change. Additionally, the dish was excessively spicy, which is not typical for this item. For the same price, the drop in quality and quantity is unacceptable. I will never order again.