Fatt Pundit - Indo-Chinese Restaurant in London

• Sara El-Batal★ 5/5

  2 months ago

  Great food and excellent service. The dishes were delicious and clearly made with care, they accommodated to our dietary requirements. We ordered from their halal and vegan menus and they also gave us dates to break our fast with which was very thoughtful. Our servers were called Rutul and Mac. They were very friendly, attentive and helpful throughout our visit. A lovely experience overall, I’d definitely recommend it!

• Melissa Ridgway★ 5/5

  3 months ago

  I celebrated my birthday lunch here. The staff were lovely and the service was great. We tried 8 dishes. The Momo’s were nice the chicken and goat ones were the best. The lollipop chicken was overcooked and dry which was disappointing as l was really looking forward to it. Cracking spinach was incredible. The lamb racks were amazing. The duck pancake main not great. The prawns were lovely in flavour the presentation could be worked on though. Sticky vegetables nice. Complimentary Birthday dessert with candle and card a lovely touch. The staff sang happy birthday. We also had 2 bottles of champagne £66 is a very fair price.

• Zayn Karim★ 5/5

  2 months ago

  Overall a very positive experience. I was recommended to try this place and wasn't let down. The service was excellent from Pal. They have their own halal menu which is separate. The food itself was excellent. The momos are a go to but there is the option to mix and match when you aren't sure which you would like. They come as standard as 3, but you can get a mix of all 4 for £9. Generally the plates are for sharing like a tapas style restaurant. I also got the szcheuan beef noodles and the chicken manchurian. Both good. But not as good as their dessert. The sizzling brownie was excellent. It's very rich but it does come with some gelato to balance it. I would honestly come back for this brownie alone. Only reason I know the atmosphere one point is because I was sat next to the bar and could hear them cleaning them Cutlery, but thats my only complaint really. Everything else was excellent.

• Jithin Raveendran★ 4/5

  4 months ago

  Tried Crackling Spinach, Popcorn Cauliflower, Monkfish Curry, Burnt Ginger Egg Szech Rice. Highlights first: Burnt ginger egg Szech rice was really good - solid flavour, comforting, easily the best dish on the table. Crackling spinach was tasty and well done, but the portion size felt quite small for one person, especially for the price. Popcorn cauliflower was just okay - nothing bad, nothing memorable. Crispy, but didn't stand out. Monkfish curry was decent but not my favourite. It leans on the sweeter side, which was fine, but the saffron flavour felt a bit overpowering for the fish. Personally didn't work for me, though others might enjoy it. On the plus side, service was good - attentive and smooth, no complaints there. Overall, good experience, some dishes hit the mark, some didn't, and portions could be more generous. Worth trying.

• Robbie Morris★ 5/5

  4 months ago

  Awesome fusion place with some unique menu items. Started off with some beef momos that are nice. Usually 3 per serving. Crispy okra were very good and very crispy. Super snackable. Sticky sesame vegetables were nice little cubes of veg. Seemed kind of lick brussels but I’m not exactly sure. Honey duck were nice crispy strips with thin pancakes to wrap up with sauce and cucumber. Lollipop chicken was great chicken wings. Fried up crisp. I would recommend mixing in some less fried items in your line up as we picked a very fry heavy line up which can be tough for balance. All the drinks were superb. The guava and mango coolers were very tasty and refreshing. And the mango lassi was an interesting little smoothie like drink. Recommended to have a reservation.

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