I have been to Saravana Bhavan in Wembley, Harrow, Leicester Square, and this time I visited Saravana Bhavan in East Ham. I was pleasantly surprised by the service. I have often had complaints about inattentive service at Saravana Bhavan, but the East Ham branch was a completely different experience. I went with a group of three and traveled for two hours just to have their Masala Dosa, and I was not disappointed. We were seated within a few minutes of our arrival. We were seated in the downstairs dining area, and the entire restaurant was bustling with activity on a Sunday during lunchtime. Our server, Ms. Jenitto, was exceptional in her knowledge and service. She informed us that they had run out of Masala for the Masala Dosa, so she recommended the Kara Masala Dosa, which is a spicier version. She also suggested the tailor-made Dosa for me, and I honestly loved following her recommendation. The food at the East Ham Saravana Bhavan was far superior to the other outlets in London. The Podi Idli is a must-try; we ordered two plates of it. The Filter Coffee is not to be missed, and the Manchurian was also amazing. We were so full by the end of the meal that we couldn't move. If I have enough time during my next trip to London, I will not hesitate to visit Saravana Bhavan in East Ham again. It truly exemplifies the beauty of South Indian cuisine.

One of the best dosa I have had in the UK. The taste of the chutneys are out of world as well. Especially the green chutney.The place busy almost always. Unfortunately I only got the chance to try the ghee roast will be back to try out more food. A must visit if you love vegetarian South Indian food.