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Madhu's is something of a Southall institution. Still managed by the Anand brothers who opened it over 25 years ago, it is a popular destination with Punjabi families, adventurous non-Asians, and critics (it's won several foodie awards). Its look is contemporary – illuminated glass panelling, shiny black granite flooring, black leather chairs, and white table linen neatly arranged by waitresses in saris. The cooking is Punjabi with a Kenyan twist (the Anands are from there). Most popular of the Kenyan dishes are nyamah choma – lamb spare ribs marinated in lemon and chilli before being chargrilled in a tandoori (a Masai warrior dish, apparently), and the brilliantly-named buzi bafu – lamb chops simmered in the house onion and tomato sauce. Pick of the Punjabi offering is the perfect jeera chicken starter. The home made almond kulfi is near-divine.
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39a South Road
Southall
London
UB1 1SW
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Consistently good flavourful and fresh tasting North Indian cuisine. Friendly, helpful staff and convenient parking.
We have been in LA & Vegas for 3 week, after week one we began to craxe Madhus, it is really the best north indian food that I have ever eaten.
Nothing compared to Madhus in America.
If you are looking for real north indian food book today.
Madhus is a clean, friendly Indian restaurant with attentive staff. We visited on a Sunday evening and the ambience was relaxed and social. Food was good, however, portions were of average size. It was fairly priced and the 20% off helped but even at full price, not as reasonable as I thought it would be. Would recommend the fish starter as it was perfectly cooked with great flavour. Overall, a pleasurable experience.
We had a wonderful evening at Madhus . The food was excellent and the service was great (very unobtrusive). There were a few Birthday parties going on but again these were not at all intrusive. Would recommend it for a enjoyable evening out and great food
Madhus is a very nice indian restaurant. The staff are very friendly (even offered us a free drink) and the food is of very good quality! You can clearly tell the difference between your normal curryhouses and Madhus. Everything tastes freshly cooked and individualy spiced. Some things were very spicy but still tasted like something very nice! Only let down was the dodgy poppadums! All in all an enjoyable experience. The meal was £50 and we had loads to take home!
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