I read some reviews in tip adviser ,, we decided to go eat our dinner in the Ruhit,s Restaurant .. We spend our time very good. Chicken korma so tasty.. Staff are very helpful,. I will come back again

I came here about 4 months ago and the food was good but not brilliant. This time we decided to move away from our regular choice of dish that we like in our favourite restaurant in Ealing and chose lamb meatballs in a red sauce and chicken with coconut, chicken with spinach, saag panner, a vegetable biryany, rice 2 naans as well as another chicken dish. All the food was really first class this time, especially the meatballs which were absolutely great, not at all fatty and very spicy. The portions were generous and the meat pieces were large and juicy not dry. Including soft drinks the meal for 5 came to £70 before service which is also very good value. They are quite slow here though - we waited nearly half and hour before they took our food order though the food came reasonably quickly - so may not work for you if you are in a hurry.

I used to live about 5 minutes walk away from this place but moved to Ealing more than ten years ago so it is a while since I came in here. This is a small cosy restaurant so you need to book especially if like us you are a party of 5. We just had poppadoms, a main course and coffee. All the dishes were good. The peshwari naans were particulalry good. Unusually we had lamb chops which were tasty but overdone so too tough for cutlery - hands needed. The other dishes (chicken with coconut, with spinach and a sour tomato sauce) were all very nice and my father enjoyed his veggie balti. Service is friendly. Only downside is they must have a small kitchen as service was slow so from sitting down to receiving our main course was nearly an hour. Coffee was very nice and good value at £1.50. The other thing with this place is that it gets very warm even in cool weather so dress for summer even in winter! Our meal came to £75 incl service though we only had soft drinks.