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    229 High St N, London E6 1JG, United Kingdom


  • Thattukada London


    +44 20 8548 8239


From the business

+ Identifies as women-owned

Service options

+ No-contact delivery

+ Delivery

+ Takeaway

+ Dine-in

Accessibility

+ Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Offerings

+ All you can eat

+ Beer

+ Coffee

+ Halal food

+ Late-night food

+ Small plates

+ Vegetarian options

Dining options

+ Lunch

+ Dinner

+ Catering

+ Dessert

Amenities

+ Toilet

+ Wi-Fi

+ Wi-Fi

Crowd

+ Family friendly

Planning

+ Accepts reservations

Payments

+ Credit cards

+ Debit cards

+ NFC mobile payments

+ Credit cards

Children

+ Good for kids

Parking

+ Paid street parking

+ Parking


Thattukada London menu

Onam Sadhya

$

Paal Appam

$

Nadan Chicken Fry

$

Chicken Biryani

$

Fish Curry Meals

$

Mutton Curry

$

Poratta

$

Chicken Roast

$

Full Menu

Discover Thattukada London

If you're ever in East London and craving a true taste of Kerala, then Thattukada London is a must-visit. Tucked away at 229 High St N, London E6 1JG, this cozy, vibrant spot serves up some of the most authentic and flavorful Kerala street food you'll find in the city.

From the moment you step in, the ambiance strikes a perfect balance between casual and inviting, making it the ideal spot for a quick meal or a laid-back evening with friends. The restaurant’s walls are adorned with images that transport you straight to the lively streets of Kerala, setting the tone for the food that awaits you.

Thattukada's menu is a food lover's dream, offering a variety of dishes that celebrate the bold, spicy, and aromatic flavors of Southern India. Whether you're in the mood for a light snack or a hearty meal, there’s something for everyone. A standout favorite is their famous "Thattukada Parotta." Served with flavorful beef or chicken curry, the parotta (a type of flaky flatbread) is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The curries are rich, with layers of spice that hit just right, but not too overwhelming for the uninitiated.

The star of the show, however, is the Malabar fish curry. Made with tender, fresh fish simmered in a tangy, coconut milk-based gravy, it’s the perfect balance of flavor, with just the right amount of heat. It’s paired beautifully with rice or their soft, warm parotta. The dish transports you directly to the coastal regions of Kerala, where these traditional recipes have been passed down through generations.

Thattukada also offers a variety of sides that complement the main dishes. The “Pazham Pori,” fried banana fritters, are a perfect accompaniment, offering a sweet contrast to the savory flavors of the curries. For those who enjoy a bit of crunch, their “Sadyas” (Kerala-style vegetarian feast) include a medley of crisp and spicy sides like banana chips and pickles. These sides are not just added for texture; they each carry their own unique flavor profiles, making them integral to the overall experience.

One of the things that sets Thattukada apart is its dedication to authenticity. The owners and chefs come from Kerala themselves and are passionate about sharing the region’s culinary heritage. You can taste the care and attention in every dish they serve. It’s a family-run business, and the warmth of their hospitality is reflected in every meal.

Service at Thattukada is friendly and quick, making it an excellent option for those looking for a satisfying meal on the go. The staff is more than happy to explain the menu or recommend something if you’re unsure about what to order. They’re well-versed in the nuances of Kerala cuisine and are eager to share their expertise, whether you’re a regular or a first-time visitor.

If you're unsure where to start, I’d recommend pairing their signature dishes with a refreshing drink like the “Neera” (a traditional coconut drink), or their “Chai,” which is brewed to perfection and makes for a lovely end to your meal. The food here is affordable, and portions are generous, offering excellent value for money.

For dessert, Thattukada’s “Payasam” (a sweet, rice-based pudding) is a fantastic option. This traditional Kerala dessert is rich and aromatic, with a satisfying blend of coconut milk, sugar, and cardamom. It’s the perfect way to finish off an indulgent meal.

As a restaurant that takes pride in its regional roots, Thattukada is truly a hidden gem in London. Whether you're a fan of Kerala cuisine or simply looking to try something new, this diner offers an authentic experience that will have you coming back for more. The mix of traditional flavors, warm hospitality, and reasonable prices makes it a standout in a city full of diverse dining options. Next time you're in the area, do yourself a favor and make your way to 229 High St N to enjoy a taste of Kerala in the heart of London.


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  • 229 High St N, London E6 1JG, United Kingdom
  • +44 20 8548 8239





Reviews

  • You might have to wait for your food, but it's well worth it. Kakka/mussel fry, avoli fry and fish molley all highly recommended.

    bojs
  • First time experience. 6 people. Reasonable price. Ordered kerala porotta, kerala style beef fry, kappa biriyani, mutton curry, chicken 65, chilly chicken, thattu dosa. Everything came late. Almost 45 mins wait. Water served in plastic disposable cups which made it hard to drink as it breaks easily with the grip especially with kids. Rating the food- best thing was kappa biriyani, porotta and beef fry. Average rating for chicken 65 and thattu dosa. Mutton curry and chilly chicken was below average as the spices in mutton curry were still raw and the consistency of chilly chicken was watery. The overall experience was ok i mean average because the first slot we ordered had different dishes and some were not available which was not informed when the order was taken. Black tea was not available but the normal tea was which sounded strange. Anyways got to experience Thattukada in East Ham.

    Sony Issac
  • Update after today's visit (6 months after the initial review is separated at the bottom): A lot has changed, it seems a young energetic guy is at the forefront. The menus have also updated (the pics I attached are the old ones from the initial review). This guy is quite attentive and seems to handle a busy packed restaurant well. The menu is presented way better and we were able to customise the options (for example the parotta and appams which come as sets of 2..he said we can also order them as single pieces if we'd like, he's really good and explains everything nicely). The waiting times on the food is quite long...expect a 20 minute wait or even longer but still totally worth it! As for what I recommend...the Chicken Devilled, King Prawn Roast and Kerala Beef Roast (all of these are highly recommended). You need to pair those meats with some carbs so you should try these with Kerala Parotta (this will taste different to the Parottas you get from most Indian restaurants as those aren't done in the kerala style), Biriyani or Vella Appam...you actually want to try all 3 of these if possible so go with a few people so you can share. Unsure if it counts as a dessert but the milk Appam was sweet and delicious (my partner found it too sugary and a bit artificial in taste)...but I have no limits when it comes to sweetness in desserts so if you're like me then you'll like this...the milk we got wasn't sufficient so we asked for more and they brought it in a small tub (it's a type of sugary coconut milk with coconut pieces mixture)...to be honest that on its own was like a dessert for me and I just directly ate everything from the tub They don't have much of a drinks selection other than Chai and Lime juice but if you never had Indian Lime juice then make sure you give it a try as it's sweet and delicious (a must try) I've removed the recommendation of the Karimeen Pollichathu (fish), it was good and presented nicely but quite small for the price...gladly the cost was cheaper than what's stated on the menu but still very small (used to be several times the size many years ago). expect to eat with your hands which is normal there...a lot of the foods will probably be easier if you do as well. They won't bring cutlery unless you ask. Few things I'd like to see added is to have tissues at the tables ready, and also to have a tissue dispenser by the sinks to dry out hands after washing them. It runs a lot better than before, well done!! ___________________________ 6 months ago: ___________________________ Food is an easy 5 stars! definitely a must try but several things to keep in mind regarding the service... You won't get seated...you need to ask for each thing including a menu and water...I waited ages for the menu and they work with tunnel vision so you'll have many attempts to get their attention if you need anything. Also the menu prices aren't up to date. Regardless of the service the food is amazing, btw expect to eat with your hands which is normal there...a lot of the foods will probably be easier if you do as well. For the main I recommend the Chicken Devilled, King Prawn Roast, Kerala Beef Roast and Karimeen Pollichathu. You can have this with Kerala Parotta, Biriyani or Vella Appam. They don't have much of a drinks selection other than Chai and Lime juice but if you never had Indian Lime juice then make sure you give it a try as it's sweet and delicious.

    Jeevan Manavalan
  • poor service, but food was very nice, authentic Malayalam cuisine. The menu was old so price was not matching. Would certainly recommend!

    E S Murali
  • I can’t believe I had to fly to London from Berlin to try the legendary Pazhampori and beef roast combination. But boy, am I happy to try it out at this famous restaurant. To talk about this restaurant is suitable for a plain, no-frills lunch or dinner meal, should you need it, tasting flavors from God's own Country. We walked in for a Sunday lunch and returned home happy with our tummies and hearts full. I tasted their chicken fry, which was crispy and packed with flavor. Their beef biryani is delivered with the right flavors. Their parottas were crisp and went well with the chicken roast. Overall, extremely satisfied is the reaction I would go for. I've set my eyes on a few more dishes on their menu and would fly back in to savor them!

    Bobby Kariyatty
  • Can be crowded at certain times, would recommend booking a table ahead. Went as a family. Enjoyed the authentic Kerala food. We loved it, highly recommend this place for a South Indian meal. Food is value for money.

    Sanoj Mathew

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Thattukada London

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