Reviews of Salloos

Had an impromptu dinner here with friends and was absolutely superb. The chicken tikka especially was one of the best I've had in London and I've tried many tikkas over the years. Slightly more expensive than your local curry house but not exorbitantly so and so very good food and flavour wise. Nice venue to with great staff, I definitely want to go back and savour more of the menu. We were 4 and so had a fairly wide selection. Alongside the tikkas I also enjoyed the keema nan, Lamb chops and other kebab orders. The curries were also good.

Do yourself a favor and visit this lovely restaurant in Knightsbridge. The service is unmatched. The staff truly cares about your experience. The food is absolutely amazing – everything we tasted melted in other mouths. Absolutely the best meal we had while in London. Highly recommend and cannot wait to be back!

We found this gem thru Google Maps. The restaurant is so quaint. The host was very welcoming. We didn't have reservations, but she greeted us with such a friendly approach. We are a party of 4, so we decided to have a family sharing style. All our food was prepared fresh and all very tasty. The serving portion is ok (maybe we are so used to US standards, haha). But service is the highlight of our visit. Try this restaurant, you will not be disappointed! We met the lady owner of the restaurant as well. All the best, Salloos ~

Last week I went on a date to Salloos in Knightsbridge. The atmosphere was elegant. For starters we had lovely seeded poppadoms, jumbo tandoori king prawns, and for our main chicken shish kebab served from an iron skewer, lamb curry, their signature chicken karahi, pulao rice and lovely red wine to go with😌 The best Pakistani food I have ever had! Will definitely be going back. It’s a wonderful place for a romantic dinner. Hidden gem in the heart of Belgravia. It’s on a little side walk right opposite the Berkeley hotel so it can easily be missed!

I am a fan of homemade, traditional cooking and by far this is the best Pakistani restaurant I have been to. Salloos is the perfect restaurant to dine at after a long day of shopping. It is incredibly cosy yet chic and clean, the staff is also very welcoming. Most important of all the food is absolutely delicious. I am now a regular customer and as it is just by Berkeley hotel, we usually pop into the famous blue bar after dining at Salloos. During this time I also order takeaways which is just as enjoyable. I recommend with all my heart!

AMAZING & tasty food. A friend living in Knightsbridge who loves eating out & ordering many takeaways as I do, recommended Salloos. I was amazed to learn Salloos has been open since 1976 & somehow I have missed it! My son & I recently decided to try their food, ordered a takeaway and tried a few of their dishes, all simply tasted the best Pakistani & Indian we have ever had, with so much flavour. Regular customer now that we have tried their fresh & delicious tasty food. Can’t wait for Lockdown to be over to eat there. Highly recommend if you are a food lover, like us!

The cosiest restaurant in Knightsbridge. Stumbled across this gem wandering around after a day at Harrods. The signature chicken shish was served fresh off the grill! Lovely atmosphere and nice music. The staff was so attentive keeping everything clean. Definitely the best Pakistani food I’ve had in London.

The highest class Pakistani people come to eat here therefore that says it all about the food quality and presentation. The food was delicious and very well prepared. The location is prime. The restaurant is really cute and clean and well ventilated. When in London and you want some traditional Pakistani food this is the place ! A+ !

Forget all the bad reviews and don't think these guys have paid me or gave me free food to write a good review .. the story goes something like this.. so me and my hubby are big Desi food lovers and we were travelling for a week hence no Desi food ..finally we got to London, we had one night Desi food with our friends in Victoria (not gonna mention the name of place) but yyukhh!! Food wasn't nice .. so next day we decided to try our luck again .. we went to gymkhana at 930pm and they said the were fully booked and couldn't accommodate just the two of us (pretty weird and we felt they were bit snobbish) anyways so we ended up in salloos but we weren't sure because of all the reviews ..but the food was pretty good considering we were in London.. staff was nice ..place was clean ..so I think you should give it a go .. everything was nice but do try the haleem / biryani is their own recipe which is very nice..overall it was a good experience

Honestly one of the worst Indian food experiences I've had being in London for over 20 years. A takeaway curry would serve you better and save you a solid 20 quid off the bill. <br/><br/>I mean having the audacity to charge me for a papadum and chutney while charging over 20 pounds for certain entrees, come on. <br/><br/>We swung by early around 6 pm. We were held up downstairs as we didn't have a reservation. Only to find out upon entering the dining room that we were the only people at the damn Restraunt 😑. <br/><br/>Save yourself the trouble and walk down the street to Shezan or Khans of Kensington.

Salloos is one of London's oldest Pakistani restaurants, which first opened in 1966 in Pakistan and after the owner moved to London, has been operating at the same Belgravia/ Knightsbridge site we went to since 1976.  Salloos was opened in 1966 by Mr Salahuddin or Salloo as his family and friends called him, who had a deep passion for food, that he learn from his mum and initially the restaurant he opened in Pakistan in 1966 was run out of his house. Salloos in 1976 was the only upscale Pakistani restaurant in London.

One of the best if not the best Pakistani food in London. Cosy restaurant, however given this is my 4th time in 2 years the consistency of quality, taste and atmosphere is fantastic. A bit on the pricy side, so if you are expecting to pay the same as your cheap on the street food, then don't bother going. This place is for the exquisite tasters and people who appreciate quality food. The best dish is the Ghoshr Kahari, and their tandoori kebabs. You have to start with the mulltigunwany soup.. Simply delicious.

Salloos is a tiny restaurant located next to Barclays Hotel at Kinnerton Street that serves delicious home-style Pakistani food and is surely worth visiting if you're shopping at Knightsbridge or Harrods. I tried the Palak Ki sabzi, Haleem Masala with Naan and Paratha. While the former was average, the latter was outstanding and tasted even better with hot Indian breads. Overall, the food was simple and not too oily. Though it's priced on the higher side, it's worth every penny. Unfortunately, their tandoor wasn't working so those items on the menu weren't available on that day. However I'll surely go back for their Haleem Masala and of course to try their tandoor items.

allos has been open since 1976, owned by a Pakistani gentleman called Mr Salahuddin (nicknamed Salloo) who had previous run a restaurant in Lahore for ten years. The style of cooking is essentially Punjabi: Pakistan, in existence since 1947, shares its culinary heritage with northern India. The restaurant is at the end of an attractive mews in Knightsbridge. There is a greeting area at ground level, and you then ascend a flight of stairs to the dining room. This is bright and well lit, with windows covered by lattice screens, the far wall of the dining room decorated with small back-lit paintings, seemingly of embroidery, in arched frames.