Family-Friendly South Indian Vegetarian Restaurant

Your Home for Authentic South Indian Cuisine in Hounslow!

Madras Flavours Indian Vegetarian Restaurant Hounslow, London is your go-to place for pure South Indian vegetarian meals in a warm, family-friendly setting. We offer freshly prepared favourites such as dosa, idli, vada, thali and traditional filter coffee. At Madras Flavours, we promise more than just a meal — we offer a vibrant dining experience, warm hospitality, and soul-satisfying dishes that will keep you coming back for more. Whether you're a fan of spicy curries, dosas, or hearty thalis, our diverse vegetarian menu has something for everyone.

Unlimited South Indian Breakfast Buffet in Hounslow

Start your weekend right with our Unlimited South Indian Vegetarian Breakfast Buffet Hounslow, served every Saturday & Sunday from 8:00AM to 11:00AM at Madras Flavours, Hounslow!
Enjoy a traditional and hearty spread featuring all your favourites:

All this for just £9.99 per person – perfect for families, foodies, and lovers of authentic South Indian cuisine.
Don’t miss out – join us every weekend for the best Indian vegetarian breakfast buffet in Reading!

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Madras Flavours Restaurant (Pure Indian Vegetarian)

4.5

Based on 1881 reviews

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JAYANTA BORA

12:45 14 Jan 26

A Taste of South India in the Heart of Reading: An Afternoon at Madras Flavours

Tucked into the vibrant fabric of Reading’s culinary scene, Madras Flavours stands as a beacon of authentic South Indian cuisine , a place where flavour isn’t just served, it’s celebrated.

On Monday the 12th, I visited with a dear friend and former colleague, catching up after what felt like eons.
What was meant to be a simple afternoon meet-up quickly turned into a heartwarming and flavour-packed journey through spice, comfort, and tradition , a dining experience truly deserving of its 5 out of 5 rating.

The restaurant itself is warm and welcoming, with a lively energy that manages to be both bustling and personal. Aromas of tempered mustard seeds, curry leaves, and simmering sambar linger in the air , a sensory prelude to what awaits on the plate.

But let’s get right to the stars of the show: the Dosas and the Rasam.

The dosa, oh, the dosa! : was a golden, crisp marvel, whisper-thin at the edges with a soft, chewy centre, rolled expertly around a generous portion of spiced potato masala. But not just any masala.

Here, the use of local English potatoes lends the dish an unexpected yet delightful twist, creamy, earthy, and beautifully absorbing the flavours of turmeric, mustard seeds, and green chilli.

This subtle nod to British produce, folded seamlessly into a South Indian classic, speaks volumes about the kitchen’s attention to quality and flavour balance.

And then came the Rasam, piping hot, tangy, and soul-soothing. It arrived with the kind of comforting aroma that evokes home-cooked memories even if you didn’t grow up with it.

The broth was perfectly spiced: peppery without being overwhelming, tomato-forward but balanced with tamarind and garlic. Each sip felt medicinal and indulgent all at once , the ideal winter warmer and a true test of authenticity that Madras
Flavours passes with flying colours.

What’s particularly striking is how Madras Flavours manages to serve food that’s both deeply traditional and cleverly adapted. There’s no compromise on technique or authenticity, but there’s also a clear commitment to using quality, local ingredients , an approach that not only enhances taste but also brings Indian comfort food closer to British sensibilities.

Service was prompt and polite, with staff who are clearly proud of their food and more than happy to guide diners through the menu. The ambience strikes a balance between casual and polished, making it a great spot for both a quick bite and a lingering afternoon meal.

In a town with no shortage of curry houses and global flavours, Madras Flavours is carving out a distinct identity as the go-to destination for South Indian fare, and rightly so.

If you’re seeking the best dosa in Reading, accompanied by a cup of steaming, spiced Rasam, this is your place.

Holly Stevens

11:22 13 Jan 26

A relaxing place with fantastic food and drinks.!!!!!!

joseph cheruthon

14:41 12 Jan 26

Poonam was outstanding. She helped in selecting the food. Excellent customer service.

premalatha ambagahawaththage

13:17 12 Jan 26

Good food and good service by Ashli and Punam

raman sharma

13:02 12 Jan 26

Always nice food and staff specially like ashi and punam they always welcome guest with smile and serve them with respect

h Suma

22:11 07 Dec 25

If you’re looking for authentic Madras/Chennai flavours from India, I highly recommend this restaurant. The dishes are truly traditional, and we really enjoyed the Madras thali, the tiffin buffet, a variety of fresh chutneys, pongal, and the best filter coffee. Service was quick, and the food arrived fresh and piping hot.

If you’re visiting London and travelling by tube from Hounslow, this is one of the best places to enjoy genuine Indian food. We’ll definitely be visiting again soon.

D R

23:16 09 Nov 25

The food is decent no doubt but it can be better, in my earnest opinion. It isn't authentic or close to what we get in India. I love the medhu wada and idlis, super fresh and soft. The Dosas are crispy and ok too. What I'm not happy about is a few things, please take this as constructive feedback. a) The tadka in the chutneys and the filling of the dosa is bare minimum. You can barely taste the mustard seeds or curry leaves. b) the portion sizes are small, attaching a photo of a paneer dish we ordered today. I clicked the photo after we had eaten a bit but you can see that the portion is tiny and not value for money. c) ketchup sauce is being used in the indo Chinese dishes. That's making the food taste sweet, when it shouldn't be. I'd prefer schezwan sauce in it or taste of garlic, ginger and green chillies. I would give the indo Chinese dishes a miss next time since the quantity and taste is quite poor.

I'm yet to try the breakfast buffet and am looking forward to it. I had great food at Yummy Dosa in Ilford and am hoping that Madras Flavours matches their level too.

The other thing I'm extremely disappointed about is the service. Two servers on a Sunday isn't good enough. The service is very slow and our coffees weren't ordered, we had to ask again. The workers look overworked and super tired by 3pm. This doesn't bode well for the restaurant, the staff is polite and well trained staff but they're so overstretched over weekends that they probably get drained out by the evening.

I also get the sense that the kitchen staff is disinterested by the time it's Sunday afternoon. The food isn't consistent, the coffees were boring and lacked the authenticity of a South Indian filter coffee and the overall taste seems bland at times. Have the chefs changed by any chance? It's not as good as it used to be, and that's bitterly disappointing. I keep thinking of going back to Yummy Dosa or Vasantha Vilas.

Kindly consider my feedback as constructive criticism and try to improve the level of service, food taste and portion sizes. I think there's another South Indian restaurant coming up in the area and competition is on the rise.

Thanks 🙏🏻

L sonjoy Singha

20:36 09 Oct 25

The food was absolutely delicious — everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, making the whole experience even better. I’ll definitely be coming back again soon. Highly recommend!

Diwa

11:58 21 Sep 25

I visit Madras Flavor at least once in 2 weeks, mainly for their vegetarian thali, and it never disappoints. The food is always fresh, flavorful, and prepared with great consistency. The thali in particular is a real highlight — comforting, authentic, and satisfying every single time, which keeps me coming back again and again.

On top of the food, the restaurant has a pleasant atmosphere and often plays nice Tamil songs in the background, which adds a homely and cultural touch to the dining experience. Overall, it’s one of my favourite places for authentic vegetarian South Indian food in West London.

Dhara Seth

18:50 14 Sep 25

I’ve noticed a recurring issue with the idly batter from Madras Flavour — the packaging is never full. The most recent pack I bought was only about three-quarters filled. This has happened multiple times, and it’s quite disappointing, especially when you expect to get the full quantity you’re paying for. Quality-wise the batter is good, but the consistency in packaging needs serious improvement.

Nicola

16:46 11 May 25

I have to travel a long way to get here and and its worth the effort. Their South Indian filter coffee is exceptional and I always get two rounds. I think I have tried almost every Dosa on their menu and have never been disappointed. The food is true athentic South Indian cusine and is totally yum!.

Rajendra Shah

20:25 05 May 25

As always perfect service lovely Ambience and the best of the best food and very reasonable prices. Anytime for the authentic doses n much more.

Krinal Soni

20:20 05 May 25

The food was nice and staffs are very helpful.

Syed Shaan

19:32 05 May 25

Best taste of food and home friendly environment with best hospitality.
Ana and sridevi is the soul of restaurant.

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