Woodlands Restaurant (Marylebone)

• Even more tucked away is the little by lane on which Woodlands is located
• Dosai and assorted udupi goodies are at the diner's disposal
• I think one of the best South Indian restaurants in London
• The rava masala dosa (spicy crepes with potatoes) are probably the best thing on the menu
• The utthapams are close runner ups
• The appetizers are pretty good too idlis are soft
• Their sambar and rasam are the best I've had in the UK
• Having said that the taste and quality is easily beaten by places in east ham and wembley
• The only downer of the restaurant was the quantity and price
• Plus I guess all restaurants in Central London are around this price range
• Woodlands is a traditional South Indian vegetarian restaurant with a great reputation
• They offer a wide range of dosas with many other starters such as the sev puri and dahi puri
• The restaurant is very spacious and so is even advisable for large groups
• The north Indian food is delicious too
• I really like the Tandoori Platter marinated really well with Tandoori spices and comes with a variety of vegetables
• Located in central London there is plenty of seating and good service
• Woodlands Restaurant (Marylebone) is a good vegetarian/vegan choice with a nice selection of dishes on the menu
• It is incredibly simple and decorated with very cold colors
• Satisfied me and were very well presented
• I love vegetables but when it comes to choosing an Indian I always go for something with lamb or chicken
• So long I have looked for a vegetarian Indian restaurant who were as skilled as they were innovative
• The Woodlands Restaurant provided me with great service
• The wait for food was long but expected in an Indian restaurant
• The Mysore Purial was a personal favorite
• Ask the waiters if you want information on dishes they are more than happy to help
• The food at woodlands is pretty good though
• Their Dosas are quite tasty here but are the soft dosas
• Chana masala and dal makhani are few other tasty dishes
• I love the lassi (buttermilk) here and the Kufli is worth trying
• The ambiance is typical of an Indian restaurant
• Had the Dosa and the idly and I felt as though I were back in India for a minute
• The manager has become a friend over time as he is always very friendly and chatty as well as attentive he always tends to remember the dishes I like
• Being an Indian studying here I was expecting some proper Indian food
• The nan was decent but not exceptional butter was just barley spread on top of it
• I ordered paneer tikka masala and it was somewhat tasteless at times and it kinda tastes of straight up masala and not authentic at all
• It's somewhat the best you can get when you're not in india
• The service was weird starters and mains came at the same time
• Drinks were ordered 4 times and forgotten even though it was just a simple mango lassi and 2 tap water and when the tap water came only one class out of the two came
• Main course Thali is a great affair and not to be missed
• There was some road works that was going on when i went however they are well marked on google so u can find it with some navigation
• No such complains as of now and the place was well maintained
• The ambiance is simple and they have utilized the place very well making sure that the tables are
• One sip of the hot coffee and you suddenly feel that you are in Bangalore
• So Bangalore is just a sip away guys
• We ordered some sev puri to start with and were pleasantly surprised with the taste
• It was on par with some of the places you find in India
• but it certainly is worth a try and trust me you wont be disappointed
• We ordered the mysore masala dosa which was cooked to perfection and the taste of the chutney was just amazing
• It was crisp and tasty and it would compete with any of the restaurants back in
• We also ordered some mixed uttapam and this was the best among the lot
• Each of the dosa cooked well and was lip smacking
• The service is quick and is well aware of the menu and is informative about it which is a very good sign
• Restaurant was difficult to locate the first time but otherwise excellent place for south indian food
• So as we reached the table was reserved and we get seated
• It was a happy place to be at that moment and as we see around a lot of English crowd was enjoying their meal
• Accompanied with Butter Naan
• They have the regular South Indian fare and the Dosa is crispy and delightfully filled
• Good food and staff is very friendly
• Easily walkable from the Baker Street station this is situated in maryleborne high street
• The interiors are rather simple
• The menu comprises of both north and South Indian cuisines with a larger variety in the South Indian category
• They have appetizers with street food selectors to grills
• The price point is high and not the service is not the best
• Woodlands in Marylebone is one of three branches in London
• This branch of Woodlands has a low key interior with a simple dining space at the front and the back of the restaurant
• I expected to be in a proper old school ambience but it was quite a fine dine restaurant
• The taste is decent but not on par with the other south indian restaurants in London
• The new menu looked intriguing but I was extremely disappointed with the food and service
• Shame that a classic indian restaurant is so disappointing after being around for so many years in London
• Non attentive service even though the place was quiet when we arrived early
• Cost is on par with fine dining
• Not giving 5 stars as the service is a bit slow some times otherwise one of tye best indian restraunts in london
• The quantity is way too less even for a kid
• Simple yet on point with its spices and Masala
• I'm wondering if they are having trouble finding staff
• Fantastic place to eat out with family and friends
• I had a great experience however what did bother me though was the manager at woodlands on Sunday 17th
• He was so rude to the girl serving us and to this lady who was walking aided by her assistant and a stick
• With much difficulty due to her condition she was trying to do this and her assistant and grandchild were helping
• Starters were presented well but could do a bit with a scope of improvement in the layout
• The restaurant runs a fast buck were not asked for desert after main course
• The quality of the food was so bad that it does not even deserve a mention
• The service was poor where the manager was more interested in chatting with his waitresses
• A lack lustrous experience with sloppy service
• Only pro side was that you could get a dosa in Marylebone but if you are after an authentic taste at great value
• The staff was a bit pushy with guests to order more
• I found it was not only annoying but unacceptable
• Woodlands Restaurant (Marylebone) is in the heart of London
• Surprised that they are still surviving as the food was nothing good to write about
• The masala idli was like stone and the sambar was very sweet
• South Indian Vegetarian food is my comfort food
• We have been constantly denied even if tables were free by the owner who looks like a mix between Chigurh from No country for Old men and Vinod Khanna
• Imagine telling someone they aren't wanted but since they are physically bigger than you you can't throw them out so you suggest "
• Everything else was really good
• The impediment is the owner's attitude towards Indians

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