Afghan Palace

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  Henry Ola

  ·2 months ago

  “The food was great, very well cooked, a combination of flavours that complimented quite well. Refreshing to go to a restaurant and enjoy the meal you’re having with no complaints. Our table was served by Umar (I hope I spelt that right) very attentive, polite and respectful and not overbearing, explained our meals to us and gave us his personal recommendations. Very knowledgeable on the menu items and what worked well together. A well run restaurant 👏🏾”

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  A.L M

  ·3 months ago

  “⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Late Review – Afghan Palace in South West London is a good spot! I went there once with my family. We were in the area for some other business and got hungry, so we decided to check out Afghan Palace. This review is long overdue it’s been a while and I kept forgetting to write it, but this place definitely deserves one. This is a very good spot in south west London if you’re craving authentic Afghan cuisine. The décor is vibrant and welcoming with a modern and classy look. There’s a lovely floral and flowery theme throughout, so if you like floral designs you’ll really appreciate the appearance. The staff are nice and attentive, and the outside entrance door is big and perfect for disability access. They have a great variety of Afghan dishes and grill options. I ordered the chapli kebab with Kabuli pilau, lamb chops, masala fish bites (with dips and salad), and lamb karahi. Everything was excellent. The chapli kebabs were grilled perfectly juicy, well-spiced, and full of flavour. The Kabuli pilau was fluffy, aromatic, and delicious. The lamb chops were tender and tasty. The masala fish bites were my favourite very flavoursome, perfectly coated and breaded with a great crunch. The lamb karahi was rich, hearty, and packed with flavour. The white sauce and other accompaniments were spot on. The mango lassi is sweet, thick, and hits the spot very refreshing. They also have lemonade and many other nice drinks. Address: The White House, 169-171 Mitcham Rd, London SW17 9PG Overall, you can’t go wrong with Afghan Palace. If you’re in the south west London area, I would definitely recommend you go. It’s one of the strong options for Afghan food around here. Parking can be difficult because it’s on a busy high street. You’ll probably need to find a side street nearby. A warm and tasty Afghan restaurant worth visiting. Highly recommended! 🇦🇫🍛”

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  Adnan Hussain

  ·1 year ago

  “The kabli pilau is the reason to visit! They also do a great charsi chicken, the masala fish (starter) is good, and the naans are huge!! Another Halal gem in Tooting.”

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  Mian Ahmad

  ·1 year ago

  “Few of the items I wanted to order were not available e.g. dum pukht, chicken roast, chicken roast with rice. I ordered chapli kabab (3 kababs, salad, large naan and chutney) £18, half chicken karahi £20, 5 wings £6, fries £3 and water £250. The quantity was generous. Kabab were tasty. Chicken Karahi was Okaish. Most of the restaurant was empty and the environment was not very lively. My bill was 49.50. It was not outstanding to be recommended by me.”

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  Assad Ansari

  ·2 years ago

  “Chapli kebab was amazing, so fresh and soft highly recommend it. The charsi karahi chicken was delicious and extremely tasty. Second time i have been and it did not disappoint”

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  Naz Tapadar

  ·2 years ago

  “Took my mum for a quick bite as we've not tried this restaurant before. I ordered lamb charsi karahi, charsi chapli kebab and a nan - food was very flavoursome. Mum enjoyed her meal too.”

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  Kossar Butt

  ·2 years ago

  “Delay in food arriving starters arrived with mains well over 30 minutes. The place is not scrupuosly kept clean. There was broken glass on floor which at my request was swept up and there was a dead fly on the floor. Lots of flying insects come in at night which is off putting. Food is generally cooked good and tasty although not impressesd with lamb seekh kebab which were too thick in texture and too much ginger taste.”

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  Kim Woolnough

  ·4 years ago

  “Just got back after birthday dinner with my son, first time visiting, and we live 5 mins away, went with reviews kabali pilao, rice ... with lamb on bone underneath, and lamb korai, and the bread, the flavours were like nothing I've ever tasted, hot, but also sweet, almost undescribable and delicious, will definitely be back, may have the mixed kebab next time which comes up sizzling.you first get the dish of salad and 2 sauces and a jug of water ( this is a nice touch) we brought a some back in a container, as we had so much and at a fair price. overall it was a great experience and I will definitely recommend to anyone to go there.”

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  Sergio De Souza

  ·6 years ago

  “Wouldn't be back but it's not that bad. I'll start with the restaurant itself, it's dirty and really needs refurbishing, more than 4 lights in the restaurant flicker causing a strobe effect. The staff were busy, visiting the restaurant around 8pm it was just after rush hour however we were completely neglected and even had to get up ourselves to get a waiters attention to place an order. the food was ok, we ordered manly grilled food which was near over done on most of it. the only thing that was perfectly cooked was the chicken wings. The peshwari naan is exciting nevertheless coming on its own hook and towering over the table. the other dishes like the biriyani were nice and also the chapli kebab was nice too. Reason for the two stars are mainly mentioned above but also it is reasonably priced. so you essentially get what you pay for.”

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  A “AK Green” K

  ·6 years ago

  “Very good authentic Afghan food, you can get to taste. Here’s some of my favourite or rankings wise dishes Starters Afghan tikka = yes and it’s delicious Chaapli kebab = Yes but only for the taste Masala fish = No it just. It worth a try Mains Lamb/ mutton Charaasi Karahi = 💯yes”