Chaudhry’s TKC

I visited this place on my vacation to England and I’m very glad I did. TKC had delightful traditional Pakistani food.

There are good things and bad about tkc. The décor is kind of cool, and the waiters are really nice. The indian starters are good with the right amount of spice. The indian mains are hit and miss. Chicken karahi was yummy, but saag paneer was bland. The Lassis were watery. The Chinese mains are ok, but not amazing. The front door is kept open, which made it cold. Everyone eating in there had their coat on. The prices are reasonable. It’s not the best place in southall for either indian or Chinese food. I also meant to say that they don’t sell coca cola products in solidarity with Palestine, so they get bonus points.

Southall Restaurants seem to have their ups and downs and TKC is no exception. This time, the food was excellent poppadums roasted not fried, tasty lassi, a roasted lamb joint that with meat that falls of the bone, tasty matter paneer, and decent garlic naan and pilaw rice. Lovely. Sadly, the service was useless we even had to ask for napkins.

Stumbled upon this place by accident (or kismet?) on a recent trip to the UK. Wanted to check out the Southall area but we got there late and there weren’t many shops open around 8pm. Luckily this place was open and looked promising.
The menu had both Chinese and traditional Pakistani/​Indian options. I got the butter chicken, pulao, and lassi. The butter chicken was tasty and the pulao was absolutely phenomenal! The lassi was more like a thick milkshake and I did not enjoy it at all :(My friend tried some of the Chinese dishes and I thought they were all quite tasty.
Afterwards, we spoke to the owner a bit and he told us a little about the history of the restaurant and about the Southall area. I’m glad we stumbled upon this place!

Authentic pakistani food, Has chinese dishes also
nice family atmosphere
Desert/​sweet counter with asian sweets
Love it