Amrita's Kitchen

I’ve been traveling for a couple of days now. My first stop was Denver, Colorado, where I couldn’t find any halal food at the airport — most options were buffalo or turkey, and even the salads came with raw onions. Then I had a 9-hour flight to London, and there wasn’t really anything suitable for me on the plane either, since I’ve been following a low-carb, no-sugar diet for a while. When I finally got to my hotel, I checked for nearby places to eat and found this spot. I was genuinely surprised — the food tasted homemade, absolutely delicious, and the staff was not only kind and welcoming but also took the time to explain the dishes really well. I mentioned my dietary preferences, and she recommended a slightly spicy dish — the lamb curry. The meat was perfectly cooked, and the spices were balanced beautifully. Highly recommended for anyone looking for halal, flavorful, comforting food and great service!

16/08/25 Tried the lamb biryani and taste wise it was alright but the lamb pieces were a bit hard and not soft. I also expected the container to be a bit bigger and that more quantity of the biryani would be provided as requested but it was flat and not much was provided. The biryani costs £10 plus £3.79 for delivery fee, £1.79 in other fees as well as a bottle of coke for £1.50. Total amount paid was £16.56 and delivery was via Uber Eats in the time slot 16.16 to 16.25 PM and it arrived at 16.28 PM which I'm happy with as the food arrived still hot. Feel a bit cheated and disappointed with the container and quantity of biryani provided for the price I paid 😞 Have tried many other restaurants and they all provide a good amount. Maybe if you can provide the dishes in a larger container like the rest of the restaurants in Slough this dish will continue to attract people as the taste is alright and there's room for improvement. Just a suggestion to the team. If you can take on board the feedback and make some slight changes then it will help bring in more people to your restaurant 😊

Small local takeaway, food is fresh n tasty potions r reeeaaallllyyy good. Prices r even better,...Service takes 20 mins...as food is cooked to order, so ya shouldn't complain.... can eat in but cosy with 2 small tables...WATCH out for the paper bags, they r rubbish, dropped all food walking out the door, support food from the bottom....

My wife and I checked in the Holiday In Express London T5 late last night. We did not have appetite for a big dinner. We wondered around in the neighborhood and found this small Indian eatery. We were surprised to find that they have generous portions and economical prices. We told our group today and we went back along with our five friends to this Indian street food again today. All five of our friends loved it, esp. after they had formal dinner at the nice restaurant Atlantis next door last night. We were all very happy with the food. We recommend Turkish kebab wrap, Chicken toastie and lamb stew. One of our friends said that their roti is the best roti he has ever tasted. We feel that you will get the best bang for your buck! We highly recommend the Amrita's Kitchen!

We stayed at Holiday Inn hotel. Walking distance from this amazing place, food delicious and a affordable price. 💯🇬🇧 recommend. #HolidayInn #Hotel #Food #Price #Recommendation

I've ordered stir fry noodle with chicken and Kathi roll. Noodles smelled horribly wrong and couldn't be eaten due to rotten smell, it's been thrown into the bin straight away. Kathi roll wasn't bad but it was very dry and bones were found in chicken meat.

Checked into my hotel and started looking for something to eat and found this place. Oh my, a small, lovely place that served up some amazing food. I was worried that I would eat too much, so I started by ordering the main course, chicken biriani, then while taking pictures of the menu, I saw the samosas so I had to order two of those and wow it was all fantastic. I fly out tomorrow, or I would be eating there again tomorrow. The place may not look like much from the outside, but trust me, it is loaded with excellent food and prepared with love.

The four of us explored 13 of London’s most iconic attractions and were amazed by the city’s rich culture, royal history, and stunning architecture. A friend recommended trying Indian food while in London—an experience not to be missed! Our hotel was located in a quiet, somewhat remote area, but just a three-minute walk away was a hidden gem: Amrita Kitchen. Though small in size, the restaurant is full of authentic charm and flavor. We ordered the Chicken Curry, Lamb Biryani, Tava Roti, and Paratha. Every single dish was absolutely delicious! Hands down the best Indian food I’ve ever had, and the prices were incredibly reasonable. Highly recommended!