Raavi Kebab (Euston)

• Raavi Kebab Halal is a hidden gem
• My favourite is their lamb/mutton dishes lamb quorma
• The Nihari wasn't too hot with just the right amount of spice
• Raavi Kebab as correctly spelt here is fab place for a quick meal with the authentic taste of Pakistan and India in London
• Its a very small place with even lesser people serving you
• Its an amazingly small place and the most unknown names but the food is simply heavenly
• Its so gorgeously cooked with tender lamb in it that you will surely come back to Raavi Kebab (Euston) for that
• This restaurant is my 'go to' place when I am missing home cooked food a lot
• Raavi Kebab (Euston) also offers a nice vegetarian option with lentils and other veggies
• The glasses given to us were unwashed and had bits of food inside
• The service was really bad
• The staff seems to lack respect for each other as the waiters who were serving me were shouted at right in front of everyone despite having done a great job which put us all off
• Raavi Kebab (Euston) needs to be accepted for what it is since it is not going to ever become a fine dining place
• The drinks are served to you in cans
• The prices are inexpensive
• The service is functional
• This restaurant is a stone's throw away from the railway station and you would consider grabbing a quick a meal before you start your journey
• The service might disappoint you because the waiting time is a little too much
• By the time your food arrives you are practically starving and are worried that you might just miss your train
• It is cooked just right with the spices and I did enjoy it a lot
• Raavi Kebab (Euston) is not that great looking and does not have a license to sell alcohol
• Is very clean and the staff is quite pleasant too
• The prices are very pocket friendly and i generally like having the mixed grill
• I recommend trying that and the salt lassi both of which are equally good
• Definitely the best of its kind around my area
• The restaurant serves the best Indian food i have tried here
• The chicken kebab's and butter chicken are delectable
• The Environment of the place is a quiet one
• The staff here is quite helpful in deciding the type of food you want
• If you are looking for food that is worth the price you pay for it
• The place is quite unpretentious and unassuming so do not go here if you are looking for fancy things
• The food is very hygienic and basic with grilled meat being their specialty
• The service is also really nice
• The place is easily accessible as it is just a 5 minute walk from the Euston station
• The food is a treat for the taste buds and is definitely pocket friendly
• The only disappointment was the waiter who wasn't courteous enough to serve me promptly and was preoccupied with his personal calls
• It's a small place with a few tables
• The prices are also affordable
• Raavi Kebab (Euston) was perfect to satisfy my craving of good desi food
• The Mixed Grill was also very good
• The kebabs were my favorite as the coriander added a perfect flavor to the meat
• The Daal and Saag were both delicious
• The dishes are all reasonable priced too
• This tiny humble food joint on Drummond Street near Warren Street station is where I eat away my sorrows
• I think Raavi Kebab (Euston) served the best nihari in london
• Their Nihari is authentic and probably the best item on their menu
• Their khara masala mutton is to die for and their Biryani isn't bad at all
• They tried to blame that we are making this story up so that we can have some free food
• Tucked away behind Euston station and opposite ambalas is Raavi Kebab
• The food here is simply delicious and tasty
• This hidden gem on Drummond street is a must visit for yummy easy on stomach and pocket food
• It may not be flashy but the food is outstanding and that matters
• Raavi Kebab is a long established
• While there are many excellent Indian restaurants in Central London
• One might think it is difficult to find a good Pakistani restaurant without having to travel as far as Whitechapel for Tayyab and Lahore Kebab House
• Won't guild the picture Raavi Kebab (Euston) is a bit rough round the edges
• The dining area is more like a cafe or cantina than a restaurant but come on
• It is cheep +++ This is where the local population from the Sub Continent goes and the bad points mentioned by many other reviewers

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