Lovely lunch at Guajarati Kitchen on Tuesday 14/05/2024. Deep was wonderfully obliging. Thali was good. Great value.
ismail syed
This restaurant has been recently refurbished and has a family vibe.The food is freshly made, and that is largely due to the new chef.The Chef is an authentic Indian Chef who brings a unique cooking experience, coupled with a splendid combination of Indian spices, and literally brings to your table the fusion of Indian street food.The staff are very friendly and try to create a homely atmosphere. I would definitely recommend this restaurant, if you want to bring to your table the Indian street food experience. Well done Mira and Deep.Vegetarian options: lots to choose from.
Neha
Came across Gujarati Kitchen through google search. Glad to have found a vegetarian place so quickly. Firstly, I was sold by the elegant and minimalistic decor of the tiny place ?We ordered a Bombay Sandwich which was 10/10. It was a combination of multiple flavours and rightly warmed up. Chutney was ?? Bit overpriced at £6Vada Pav- it was too cold and dry. Couldn’t eat more than a bite 0/10. £3.5Batata Vada- too good. 10/10 £0.8Tea, it came with a small cookie 10/10. We have not had such a amazing tea in the UK before ? £1.9 (i guess)Lastly, presentation was very impressive. I was in awe of it ?We bought some thepla as a take away and that too was very yummy. Superb is the word for it. £3I felt some items are overly priced like Masala Dosa and other south indian dishes. One can have a full thali instead of just a dosa of £9+Also, I wish there was a washroom. For people traveling from far away.In a nut shell, this is a must visit place. A beautiful ambiance for a family or friends get together. You wont be left unimpressed ?
APAT APAT
Best dokhra ever eaten!
PRAMJIT SINGH
Gujarati Kitchen surpassed expectations with its vegetarian marvels. From the masala dosa to the innovative Jini Rolls, each dish was a palate-pleasing masterpiece. The fusion of Chinese cuisine and the sweet finale of kulfi and mango lassi earned this gem a solid 5/5 stars. A vegetarian haven that delights and innovates in every bite.
Rita Shah
Stepping into Gujarati Kitchen was like entering a sanctuary of vegetarian indulgence. The masala dosa, a crisp symphony of spices, paved the way for a Gujarati thali that unfolded with a kaleidoscope of vegetarian flavors, each dish a testament to culinary artistry.Surprisingly, the Chinese vegetarian options were stars in their own right, seamlessly blending with the restaurant's plant-based ethos. The diverse palate of vegetarian offerings showcased the chef's expertise in transforming familiar ingredients into extraordinary dishes.The dessert selection, featuring kulfi, faluda, fruit custard and mango lassi, was a sweet crescendo that left a lasting impression. Awarding Gujarati Kitchen a resounding stars is not just a rating; it's a recognition of the restaurant's dedication to crafting a vegetarian haven that excites and satisfies.For vegetarians and food enthusiasts alike, Gujarati Kitchen is not just a dining spot; it's a celebration of plant-based gastronomy. With each bite, it beckons you to savor the richness of vegetarian delights, making it a must-visit for those seeking a culinary adventure with a green twist.
Ram Kapoor
Gujarati Kitchen is a vegetarian haven that transcends ordinary dining. The masala dosa, a crunchy revelation of spices, set the stage for a Gujarati thali that unfolded like a vibrant tapestry of authentic vegetarian delights, leaving an indelible mark on my taste buds.The fusion of Chinese cuisine seamlessly blended with the restaurant's vegetarian ethos, showcasing the chef's mastery in crafting meatless marvels. Each bite was a delightful surprise, making the dining experience at Gujarati Kitchen truly exceptional.The dessert encore featured kulfi and mango lassi, a sweet symphony that crowned the meal with perfection. For those seeking a culinary journey through exquisite vegetarian offerings, this is not just a restaurant; it's a destination of epicurean excellence. An ode to flavor and finesse, Gujarati Kitchen transforms a meatless meal into an unforgettable experience.
Deep Shah
I recently had the pleasure of dining at Gujarati Kitchen and the experience was nothing short of an amazing delight! From the moment I stepped in, the vibrant ambiance set the stage for what turned out to be an unforgettable culinary journey.The diverse menu offered a symphony of flavors, showcasing the rich tapestry of Gujarati cuisine. I started with the mouthwatering masala dosa, expertly crafted and bursting with aromatic spices. The crispy texture paired perfectly with the flavorful accompaniments, leaving my taste buds dancing with joy.The Gujarati thali was a true masterpiece, featuring an array of authentic dishes that highlighted the region's culinary heritage. Each item was a delightful blend of spices, textures, and colors, creating a harmonious experience for the senses. The attention to detail and the use of fresh, high-quality ingredients were evident in every bite.Surprisingly, the Chinese cuisine At Gujarati Kitchen held its own among the traditional Gujarati fare. The perfect balance of flavors and expert preparation showcased the restaurant's versatility in catering to diverse palates.As I approached the dessert section, the kulfi and mango lassi stole the show. The kulfi was a creamy indulgence with a hint of cardamom, while the mango lassi provided a refreshing and sweet conclusion to the feast. Both desserts were a testament to the chef's skill in crafting satisfying and memorable endings to a delightful meal.The impeccable service added to the overall experience, with attentive staff ensuring that every need was met promptly and with a warm smile. The ambiance, coupled with the delectable cuisine and top-notch service, earned Gujarati Kitchen a well-deserved 5/5 stars in my book.If you're a food enthusiast or someone looking to embark on a culinary journey through the flavors of Gujarat, Gujarati Kitchen is an absolute must-visit. I left with a satisfied palate, a full stomach, and the intention to return for another round of culinary exploration. Kudos to the entire team for creating such an exceptional dining experience!
Imran Ali
Very small shop but very clean and
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What a pathetic establishment, taking orders and actually staying shut, waste of time and fuel, should have listened to bad
Myself and 3 friends traveled from London to Todmorden in Yorkshire for a business appointment 29/12/23, after finish we decided to Google for Vegetarian Restaurant, about 3 or so came up out of which we decided to choose Gujrat Kitchen in Bradford, on arrival at the restaurant we was miserably welcomed by Asian Waitresses/Owner?We asked if we could have lunch, the answer was yes, we then seated ourselves and asked for Menu as it was not on the table, we was given 4 Paper Menu’s copy’s which were disgustingly stained with curry marks,I told the waitress about it and she replied oh sorry?Two of my friends didn’t want order coz of Hygiene look of the menu put them off.Two of us ordered Thali’s, as we awaited for food I requested to use the Loo to my surprise I was told no loo for Customers?I pleaded with the lady that it’s heavily raining outside we don’t know nearst place to find the loo so please help she replied no sorry can’t let us use staff loo?Food arrived after 20 minutes or so? I had requested water at the time of ordering the food which didn’t arrive before or with food, so I asked again and the lady brought me bottle water which was from the fridge,I asked her it’s too cold can I have room temperature bottle please, she replied they don’t have it?I requested tape water instead, the waitress said we don’t serve tap water to customers?Unbelievable I said how can you say that?No that’s the rule she replied?Obviously that’s first and last time ever at Gujrat Kitchen?The taste of food was awful ?Myself and friends would never recommend this awful Gujrat Kitchen Restaurant?Please stay away from unhygienic Restaurant?
Divyesh Gangani
I recently dined at this restaurant, and I must say I had a terrible experience. The food service was extremely unhygienic, and it left me with serious concerns about the quality and safety of the dishes. To make matters worse, when I raised my concerns with the staff, they refused to provide a refund or even an apology. I would strongly advise against dining here if you value your health and expect reasonable customer service.
John Bolloten
Used to be decent but customer service is non existent and they have a tendency to overcharge. Better alternatives across the city.
Khatija bham
We bought 16 chapatis for our guest, it wasn't fresh ,we took it back but they denied to take it back ,never going again .
Guy Smith
Cannot recommend highly enough! Amazing food and I can’t wait to come back.
Lovely lunch at Guajarati Kitchen on Tuesday 14/05/2024. Deep was wonderfully obliging. Thali was good. Great value.
This restaurant has been recently refurbished and has a family vibe.The food is freshly made, and that is largely due to the new chef.The Chef is an authentic Indian Chef who brings a unique cooking experience, coupled with a splendid combination of Indian spices, and literally brings to your table the fusion of Indian street food.The staff are very friendly and try to create a homely atmosphere. I would definitely recommend this restaurant, if you want to bring to your table the Indian street food experience. Well done Mira and Deep.Vegetarian options: lots to choose from.
Came across Gujarati Kitchen through google search. Glad to have found a vegetarian place so quickly. Firstly, I was sold by the elegant and minimalistic decor of the tiny place ?We ordered a Bombay Sandwich which was 10/10. It was a combination of multiple flavours and rightly warmed up. Chutney was ?? Bit overpriced at £6Vada Pav- it was too cold and dry. Couldn’t eat more than a bite 0/10. £3.5Batata Vada- too good. 10/10 £0.8Tea, it came with a small cookie 10/10. We have not had such a amazing tea in the UK before ? £1.9 (i guess)Lastly, presentation was very impressive. I was in awe of it ?We bought some thepla as a take away and that too was very yummy. Superb is the word for it. £3I felt some items are overly priced like Masala Dosa and other south indian dishes. One can have a full thali instead of just a dosa of £9+Also, I wish there was a washroom. For people traveling from far away.In a nut shell, this is a must visit place. A beautiful ambiance for a family or friends get together. You wont be left unimpressed ?
Best dokhra ever eaten!
Gujarati Kitchen surpassed expectations with its vegetarian marvels. From the masala dosa to the innovative Jini Rolls, each dish was a palate-pleasing masterpiece. The fusion of Chinese cuisine and the sweet finale of kulfi and mango lassi earned this gem a solid 5/5 stars. A vegetarian haven that delights and innovates in every bite.
Stepping into Gujarati Kitchen was like entering a sanctuary of vegetarian indulgence. The masala dosa, a crisp symphony of spices, paved the way for a Gujarati thali that unfolded with a kaleidoscope of vegetarian flavors, each dish a testament to culinary artistry.Surprisingly, the Chinese vegetarian options were stars in their own right, seamlessly blending with the restaurant's plant-based ethos. The diverse palate of vegetarian offerings showcased the chef's expertise in transforming familiar ingredients into extraordinary dishes.The dessert selection, featuring kulfi, faluda, fruit custard and mango lassi, was a sweet crescendo that left a lasting impression. Awarding Gujarati Kitchen a resounding stars is not just a rating; it's a recognition of the restaurant's dedication to crafting a vegetarian haven that excites and satisfies.For vegetarians and food enthusiasts alike, Gujarati Kitchen is not just a dining spot; it's a celebration of plant-based gastronomy. With each bite, it beckons you to savor the richness of vegetarian delights, making it a must-visit for those seeking a culinary adventure with a green twist.
Gujarati Kitchen is a vegetarian haven that transcends ordinary dining. The masala dosa, a crunchy revelation of spices, set the stage for a Gujarati thali that unfolded like a vibrant tapestry of authentic vegetarian delights, leaving an indelible mark on my taste buds.The fusion of Chinese cuisine seamlessly blended with the restaurant's vegetarian ethos, showcasing the chef's mastery in crafting meatless marvels. Each bite was a delightful surprise, making the dining experience at Gujarati Kitchen truly exceptional.The dessert encore featured kulfi and mango lassi, a sweet symphony that crowned the meal with perfection. For those seeking a culinary journey through exquisite vegetarian offerings, this is not just a restaurant; it's a destination of epicurean excellence. An ode to flavor and finesse, Gujarati Kitchen transforms a meatless meal into an unforgettable experience.
I recently had the pleasure of dining at Gujarati Kitchen and the experience was nothing short of an amazing delight! From the moment I stepped in, the vibrant ambiance set the stage for what turned out to be an unforgettable culinary journey.The diverse menu offered a symphony of flavors, showcasing the rich tapestry of Gujarati cuisine. I started with the mouthwatering masala dosa, expertly crafted and bursting with aromatic spices. The crispy texture paired perfectly with the flavorful accompaniments, leaving my taste buds dancing with joy.The Gujarati thali was a true masterpiece, featuring an array of authentic dishes that highlighted the region's culinary heritage. Each item was a delightful blend of spices, textures, and colors, creating a harmonious experience for the senses. The attention to detail and the use of fresh, high-quality ingredients were evident in every bite.Surprisingly, the Chinese cuisine At Gujarati Kitchen held its own among the traditional Gujarati fare. The perfect balance of flavors and expert preparation showcased the restaurant's versatility in catering to diverse palates.As I approached the dessert section, the kulfi and mango lassi stole the show. The kulfi was a creamy indulgence with a hint of cardamom, while the mango lassi provided a refreshing and sweet conclusion to the feast. Both desserts were a testament to the chef's skill in crafting satisfying and memorable endings to a delightful meal.The impeccable service added to the overall experience, with attentive staff ensuring that every need was met promptly and with a warm smile. The ambiance, coupled with the delectable cuisine and top-notch service, earned Gujarati Kitchen a well-deserved 5/5 stars in my book.If you're a food enthusiast or someone looking to embark on a culinary journey through the flavors of Gujarat, Gujarati Kitchen is an absolute must-visit. I left with a satisfied palate, a full stomach, and the intention to return for another round of culinary exploration. Kudos to the entire team for creating such an exceptional dining experience!
Very small shop but very clean and
What a pathetic establishment, taking orders and actually staying shut, waste of time and fuel, should have listened to bad
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Myself and 3 friends traveled from London to Todmorden in Yorkshire for a business appointment 29/12/23, after finish we decided to Google for Vegetarian Restaurant, about 3 or so came up out of which we decided to choose Gujrat Kitchen in Bradford, on arrival at the restaurant we was miserably welcomed by Asian Waitresses/Owner?We asked if we could have lunch, the answer was yes, we then seated ourselves and asked for Menu as it was not on the table, we was given 4 Paper Menu’s copy’s which were disgustingly stained with curry marks,I told the waitress about it and she replied oh sorry?Two of my friends didn’t want order coz of Hygiene look of the menu put them off.Two of us ordered Thali’s, as we awaited for food I requested to use the Loo to my surprise I was told no loo for Customers?I pleaded with the lady that it’s heavily raining outside we don’t know nearst place to find the loo so please help she replied no sorry can’t let us use staff loo?Food arrived after 20 minutes or so? I had requested water at the time of ordering the food which didn’t arrive before or with food, so I asked again and the lady brought me bottle water which was from the fridge,I asked her it’s too cold can I have room temperature bottle please, she replied they don’t have it?I requested tape water instead, the waitress said we don’t serve tap water to customers?Unbelievable I said how can you say that?No that’s the rule she replied?Obviously that’s first and last time ever at Gujrat Kitchen?The taste of food was awful ?Myself and friends would never recommend this awful Gujrat Kitchen Restaurant?Please stay away from unhygienic Restaurant?
I recently dined at this restaurant, and I must say I had a terrible experience. The food service was extremely unhygienic, and it left me with serious concerns about the quality and safety of the dishes. To make matters worse, when I raised my concerns with the staff, they refused to provide a refund or even an apology. I would strongly advise against dining here if you value your health and expect reasonable customer service.
Used to be decent but customer service is non existent and they have a tendency to overcharge. Better alternatives across the city.
We bought 16 chapatis for our guest, it wasn't fresh ,we took it back but they denied to take it back ,never going again .
Cannot recommend highly enough! Amazing food and I can’t wait to come back.