Everest Lounge

Everest is not that bad
The food is pretty tasty however the service is mediocre
Excellent veg options and they also catered for non onion garlic options as well
We asked for lemon two to three times but it never came
Tried the garlic chili mogo which was crispy. It was sprinkled with a spice mix which was ok…
Also got the chili paneer. Was in a lot of gloppy gravy but had some good flavor
Manchurian is one of my favorite dishes. I asked for it dry but I wish it had a little more seasoning. It was crispy and cooked well
The bhajiyas were not that great
The naan was good and we also ordered malai kofta and channa masala. At this point I was really full but it was quite tasty!

Yes, it hit the spot! Their Indo-​Chinese is very very good.
Highlights: Food was delicious, cooked to perfection and ample quantity, Location was easy to find, Staff was friendly with good décor and set up.
Can improve: Their veg fried rice is more of a pulao so order the egg fried rice if you want Chinese veg friend rice.
Benchmark: They set the standard along with Delhi Spice and Namaste Lounge.
Dined in June 2015. I have dined here multiple times and have had several different items from their menu.

Best chicken lollipops l have had in a very long time! The chilli fish is also one of my favourites, and the crispy bhindi too and the lamb. The vegetarian food is ok, the paneer lacks though, its so dry at times, not worth ordering. The prawn dish is amazing, the service is always on point too. Most of my friends and family go there. They also have a shisha garden in the back great for summer chilling.

Everest Lounge was highly recommended by a friend and we decided to try it out.
Went for lunch on a Saturday, surprised to find it tucked away in a residential street in Harrow Weald. We were lucky to get a parking.
We were bit early and the day was just starting but the staff were efficient and quickly took us to our table. The ambience is sporty and modern, as this is a sports lounge and hence sports TVs and good sound systems.
The menu is not of fusion with sting Indian influences, wih a Humber of quintessential Indo-​Chinese dishes. We ordered a Chicken Lolipop, Crispty Bhindi (Okra/​Ladies Finger) and a Chicken Tikka and we devoured it in seconds. It was lip smacking. For mains we had Classic Butter Chicken, the weekend special — Desi (Country) Chicken Curry and Dal with assorted Indian breads and were delicious. The prices were reasonable for this kind of quality and quantity.
The wife and I agreed that this was probably the best Indian food we have had after moving to London. We were so impressed that we decided to hold out little ones 1^st birthday party here. They had an appropriate space upstairs to accommodate 30 – 40 people. Needless to say, the party and the food was a big hit.
We have been here many times and we were never disappointed with the quality of the food or service.
Also, they have a Seesha Lounge at the back which is quite popular but I didn’t try it out. The drinks selection is pretty good as well.
I strongly recommended you chek this place out. 5 stars from me because the the food is exceptional.