Casa De Goa

Came here for breakfast to introduce my partner to Goan street/ breakfast food. Goa is a small state in India but the flavours pack a bold punch. What makes it unique from mainstream indian food is the use of coconuts, vinegar and the Portuguese influence on the cuisine. If you are in the area, you have to try it. They have an extensive menu that covers Goan street food, thalis, indo Chinese food, seafood, pork and beef dishes. Good service and nice ambience. We had the mix bhaji puri- potatoes and white peas curry and puris that’s typically eaten as a breakfast dish… it takes me back to the little cafes in Goa, ros omelette- a popular street food which consists of an omelette drenched in a curry similar to xacuti (coconut based), chicken lollipops- deliciously crispy chicken served with a schezuan dip, and beef croquets- snack made with minced beef. We also had the chikoo milkshake because you can’t say no to seeing chikoo on the menu!

I visited Casa de Goa recently after hearing some good things about the place and was really looking forward to trying their Goan food. The restaurant itself has a lovely atmosphere warm, relaxed and nicely decorated. The ambience gives you a comfortable, homely feeling and the staff were polite, friendly and attentive throughout my visit. Service was genuinely very good and that’s something I really appreciated. I ordered a fish thalli ( Prawn & Chonok ), which is priced £3 higher than the regular £9.99 thali without fish. Unfortunately, the portion size and overall value were quite disappointing. The quantity of fish served was very small and the portions of the side dishes that came with the thali were also limited. For the price, I expected a more generous and balanced meal. While I really liked the restaurant’s setting, good service and friendly staff, the food portion and value for money didn’t meet expectations. Casa de Goa definitely has potential the concept, atmosphere and service are great but I hope they work on improving the portion sizes and consistency of their thali meals. With a few adjustments, it could easily become one of the better Goan dining spots around. (Please refer to the attached pictures for reference.)

I was impressed with this place. We saw it from outside and automatically called our attention. We decided to try and such a nice surprise. Very nice food, clean, good amount and good prices. Drinks are also delicious. Everything seems fresh and very colourful and varied food.

I visited Casa de Goa this afternoon and ordered two thalis: one Chonok thali and one King Fish thali. The atmosphere and interior were really nice, and the staff were polite and friendly. However, the portion size and quality of the food didn’t quite match the price. The Chonok thali especially felt disappointing for £3,(total £13 or £14 pp) as the portion was very small and not worth the value. When I mentioned it to the server, he acknowledged that other customers have also raised the same concern and said he would let the owner know. I hope they improve the portion size or quality because the place has a great vibe and potential.

Casa de Goa – Hounslow: A Hidden Gem for Authentic Goan Flavours Tucked away in the heart of Hounslow, Casa de Goa is a no-frills, homely eatery that delivers a genuine taste of Goa’s vibrant culinary heritage. Whether you’re a Goan food enthusiast or simply curious to explore regional Indian flavours, this cozy spot is a delightful discovery. 🌶️ Food & Flavour The menu at Casa de Goa is unapologetically Goan, offering everything from traditional ros omelette and prawn curry rice to beef chili fry and fish thali. Dishes are well-portioned and flavourful, staying true to the roots with the use of signature Goan spices, coconut, and vinegar blends. The Goan fish thali is a standout—perfectly fried fish served with rice, curry, pickle, and vegetables that capture the coastal essence of Goa. The ros omelette (a street food staple in Goa) served with pav, is comforting and satisfying, especially for breakfast lovers. 🍽️ Ambience & Experience Don’t expect fine dining—Casa de Goa has the feel of a local Goan tavern. It’s simple, clean, and unpretentious. What it may lack in décor, it more than makes up for in authenticity. The basement-level setting is intimate, making it ideal for casual meals with family or friends. Service is typically warm and welcoming, with staff members happy to guide first-timers through the menu. 💷 Value for Money Pricing is very reasonable considering the generous portions and authentic quality. Most mains range between £8–£12, and there are affordable breakfast and snack options too. For those on a budget who don’t want to compromise on flavour, Casa de Goa offers excellent value. 🚚 Delivery & Takeaway The restaurant also partners with platforms like Uber Eats and Deliveroo, making it easy to enjoy Goan food at home. Reviewers consistently note the food travels well, retaining its taste and freshness. 🔚 Final Thoughts Casa de Goa is a heartfelt tribute to Goan cuisine in West London. It’s not trying to impress with luxury—it aims to feed you well, remind you of home (if you’re Goan), or introduce you to the rich and spicy flavours of coastal India. If you’re after authenticity over aesthetics, this charming spot is definitely worth a visit.

We went for dinner on Friday night and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Being big fans of Goan seafood, we ordered mostly prawn and fish dishes. The food was delicious, and the portions were generous. The staff were very friendly, making the experience even more pleasant. The ambience was warm and cozy, and the evening had a delightful surprise — karaoke night! The host / singer was fantastic, moving from table to table taking song requests and encouraging guests to perform on stage. He even sang three of my favorite songs, which was a wonderful personal touch. Overall, a great dining experience with amazing food, friendly service, and lively entertainment.

I have visited Casa De Goan several times in the past, but during my visit this weekend, I was surprised to see its renovated look and feel. It’s much better than before, although the improvements come with a price increase. This restaurant is a must-try for all seafood lovers, as it offers an authentic experience and taste of Goan cuisine. We tried several dishes, including Tangy Chicken Lollipop, Chilli Squid, King Fish Masala, Goan Fish Thali, and Prawn Fried Rice.

The food here was good, service was very average and the ambience was nice. The chicken lollipop was good and so was the beef chilli fry. The prawns fried rice was average. Worth a visit to try goan food in london.

Probably the only authentic Goan restaurant in London! The prices were unbelievable, the music and atmosphere as Goan as it gets and was overall a lovely experience. Must visit

The place is very dirty. Service is very bad the food takes a lot of time to arrive. Lavatories are super dirty. Prices are affordable . Fish cutlets are full of flour u can barely find any fish in there. Sorpatel was watery and was super tasteless. Would not recommend this place.