The Greedy Buddha - London - Photo album

I was really impressed with this restaurant. I outright refuse to eat Indian food outside of my home, but when travelling with my parents recently I had no other option one night. We found this place by entering 'cheap eats' in Google maps, and wanted something near our hotel. We placed an order

Living on the same road as Greedy Buddha, it's somewhat of a regular for me and the family. I'm writing this review because I'm feeling mad lazy today and have just ordered a delivery from them for the first time ever (after roughly 40 plus meals there). I'm genuinely heartbroken to see a couple o

Best Curry house i have been too. I know its Nepalese but its smashes all the other heavy Indian restaurants i have been too. Since discovering it last week tonight will be my 4th dinner both take out and dine in. Fresh food, very light and tasty and doesn't leave you feeling stuffed and bloated li

Service was very friendly and prompt and we were all very happy with our food. Curries where full of punchy, delicious flavours and the cashew lamb was not overly sweet. The ambience was cosy and relaxed and I would thoroughly recommend a visit.

Lived nearby for 5 months but had never checked the place out. Ordered the Korma and Chicken Dhansak for takeaway and it came promptly. Definately one of the best takeaway curries I have had in a while. Would definitely eat there again!

The food was enjoyable...however, the service was poor. Not only did we have the staff arguing at the top of their lungs, we were berated for our food request and served loose leaf tea without a strainer! We will not be rushing back to eat here any time soon.

A nepalese restaurant in the middle for Wandsworth Bridge road, it is family run and definitely authentic. They do great deals for Lunch as well which always pulls me back in. Aside that, if you are looking for an alternative to Indian cuisine for the evening then definitely go here.

Excellent. It is very good, both food and ambience. Don't except 5 star service from small restaurant tucked away. I saw there some extremely fussy people trying to be posh. If you are posh and demanding Ivy or Dorchester is your place.