Royal Nawaab Perivale
Pakistani restaurant · Perivale
Hoover Building 7, Western Ave, London UB6 8DB, United Kingdom
Highlights
Sophisticated Indian & Pakistani halal dishes with extensive variety
Sophisticated Indian & Pakistani halal dishes with extensive variety
"Royal Nawaab specialises in the kind of fancy buffet spread that could feasibly feed a 200-strong platoon. You’ll be greeted at this Pakistani restaurant by a multi-tiered chandelier, a golden water feature, and enough men in black suits to make you wonder if Taylor Swift is going to be gracing the Perivale spot with her presence. In reality it’s families—some in ties, some in tracksuits—arming themselves with tongs and treating the 90-minute time limit like a personal challenge. The food is decent—especially the cooked-to-order lamb chops and chicken chapli kebab—but you’re not here for a life-altering biryani, you’re here to eat seven curries in an hour and feel smug about spending £28.95." - sinead cranna, jake missing, heidi lauth beasley, rianne shlebak
"At Royal Nawaab, a fancy buffet spot in Perivale with enough dishes to feed a 200-strong platoon, talking is a fool's game. The move is to sit in companionable silence and treat the 90-minute time limit like a personal challenge. Arm yourself with a pair of tongs and explore the rows of silver cloches and various stations—curries, salads, chutneys, desserts. The Pakistani food is pretty good—especially the cooked-to-order lamb chops and chicken chapli kebab—but you’re mainly here to eat seven curries in an hour and make full use of that whole ‘unconditional love’ thing." - rianne shlebak, jake missing, sinead cranna
"There are buffets that involve tin foil trays and back gardens, and then there are fancy buffets that could feed a 200-strong platoon. Royal Nawaab specialises in the latter. The entrance hallway at this Pakistani spot has a shimmering, multi-tiered chandelier, a golden water feature, and enough men in black suits to make you wonder if Taylor Swift is going to be gracing Perivale with her presence. Big families and groups of friends make up the numbers in the carpeted dining room—some in ties, some in tracksuits, all treating the 90-minute time limit like a personal challenge. Arm yourself with a pair of tongs and explore the rows of silver cloches and various stations—curries, salads, chutneys, desserts. The food is pretty good—especially the cooked-to-order lamb chops and chicken chapli kebab—but you’re mainly here to eat seven curries in an hour and feel smug about only spending £27.95. photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch Pause Unmute" - Sinéad Cranna
Adam M
Usman Khan
Arda
sahaad fernandes
Abdul Alim
Isabel Lee
Azar Sied
Salmana
