Chilli 'n' Chocolate

Delicious food that tasted home-made and the service and staff were very friendly...all requests were responded to quickly and in a friendly manner. Would definitel place.y return and tell friends about this

Starters good - wraps not value for money - chips pointless rather have filling in the wrap idli - was without sambar - had to pay extra - idli should be with samber in the price - waste of money only good thing is the starters - surcharge not worth it as no service required as such

Service slow, menu not that imaginative, and noisy children at another table. So I thought it was ok but not brilliant, I would not recommend it to friends.

Very nice staff and great menu. However, we were disappointed with the food when it came out. Definitely not 'chilli' enough when it came out and unfortunately did not stay for dessert. Also not worth the value - we paid £60 for a bottle of wine, two starters and one main!

Great food, good service and a very patient set of waiting staff on a night when we were the last people in the restaurant and taking some time to decide what we wanted! The food was tasty and even though the special house chaat (for instance) was more spicy than I was expecting the flavours were so good I didn't mind at all. Thanks for a lovely evening - we'll be back.

Went on a Saturday afternoon and it was very quiet so got our table early!. It is quite an extensive menu and we were happy with the choice, however, the concept is street food so we thought the prices would be more reasonable but I think we paid more because of the location!

Chilli n Chocolate was one the best eating out experience we have had. Relaxed ambiance, attentive service, and a wide range of innovative, exquisite dishes.

Disappointed . Idli a bit dry chilli paneer not very tasty. Have had much better. Very nice service Also had one of the speciality chaats which was quitenice

Loved it. The food was fresh, tasty and very reasonable. It's a very casual and relaxed atmosphere (they specialise in street food) Will be going back soon.

For someone who knows a lot about Indian food and also cooks it, the food felt like it was home cooked. This is a plus as most people that go to "Indian" restaurants are only so-called Indian and are actually Bangladeshi run, owned and cooked to Bangladeshi or the white, British palette. However, things are changing. Chilli 'n' chocolate is Gujarati, Indian run and owned and I congratulate them for the ambience and hospitality that is always high on their value chain. However, for me the food was just OK. The dosa was soft when it should have been crispy, the chaat should have had more 'oompphh', if that is a word and the Shahi Paneer didn't quite have the right spices in it. However, the mogo was fresh and not the usual frozen stuff that you usually get elsewhere. With some little changes, Chilli 'n' chocolate could be great!

The food was good and the service fast but unfortunately the place close to early. At 9pm the waiters were looking at us and made us pressure even if you could book a table at 10pm in the website. We didn't understood and left to be kind.

Amazing food and hospitality. We will be visiting again! We tried loads of dishes and all were delicious. Especially liked the unique vodka pani puri!

Delicious, authentic, fresh Indian cooking. Just as its meant to be. Friendly prompt service too. Try the Bhel puri starter and chocolate samosa dessert! Highly recommend

The food was absolutely lovely, although the service was very slow and the waiter did not pay much attention to us, which was disappointing. However, I will be coming back and would recommend.

We really enjoyed our meal , made with love by the delightful chef who took our order personally . Very fresh food, interesting menu and many options who people who don't want the Indian menu- but this is their loss as it was delicious. We will definitely go again

The chef was very accommodating to our needs and cooked food without onion and garlic for our large party of 10 people. Lovely restuarant and staff.

Great family run business. Couldn't fault service- very tentative. Menu was brilliant: everything from Indian cafe food to full curries. Food itself I would rate 7.5 out 10. Some things were spot on (eg Mogo) but others could have used a bit more flavour (eg pau bhaji)

Great restaurant. Went with the family on mothers day and liked it so much went again the following day. Food is very tasty and fresh. Especially like the dahi sev puri and chili mogo which is the most tender I have ever had. Lots of variety on the menu to explore for future visits!

My friend and l had a lovely time here. We were looked after with care. It is a sweet little place with great customer service.

The food was very good . A good choice and friendly staff. Very good portions. We shared the food. I hope they are successful. It was very quiet for lunchtime.

Wonderful restaurant in every way. Food, service and hygiene all excellent. Highly recommend. The food was so tasty and fresh, I could have happily eaten my way through the whole menu.

A wonderful new Vegetarian family run restaurant which provides an interesting menu and great level of service. Go try it out soon. We are heading back with other friends soon.

Would definitely go here again. Plenty of small dishes at reasonable prices which suited our appetites and leaves room for a sweet. Couple of sweet options were not available which was disappointing.

The food was ok, nothing special and a strange mix of cultures that didn't really compliment each other. The service was slow, which was frustrating.

My partner and I are not vegetarian, but wanted to try 'something different'! The food was certainly different; it was fantastic. The husband and wife team are very friendly and helpful. The wife is the chef and she is very passionate about her food and a very talented lady.

Delicious!!! Lovely fresh and tasty food and great service. Tried a variety of dishes from the menu,including chocolate samosa for dessert.Will be going again soon!

Very Tasty and Delicious food!!!!!!fresh and really lovely owners. Not like usual Indian snack food which can taste stale and refried in old oil. 😀😀😀

Excellent food and atmosphere. One person in our party had various allergies and they catered for him well. We tried loads of dishes which had delicious flavours. The owners look after you well. The chilli and chocolate samosas are a must to end your meal with accompanied with masala chai.

A fantastic find for vegetarians and alike! Great choice of food - the Indian Street food in particular is tasty and spicy. Owner happy to recommend dishes to suit your palette. Will be going back again very soon.

chilli ‘n’ chocolate is a vegetarian & vegan street food restaurant in golders green. the food is mainly indian style dishes but there are also chinese, italian, and mexican flavours. the restaurant is bright and colourful with a large counter that is covered in cakes and also an ice cream bar. we opened the menu to find a plethora of dishes that all looked so different. my intentions was to go vegan but then I saw the drinks menu had alcoholic milkshakes. it was friday night and a long weekend so I went for it! I tried the ‘crazy caramel’ (£8) made with baileys, kahlua, coffee, salted caramel ice cream and topped with whipped cream. it was so delicious that it was hard not to gulp it down in one breath! for food we decided to start with the ‘special house chaat’ (£5.50) which was a special chaat with crispy mix, potatoes, onions and pomegranate tempered with tamarind chutney and coriander. the dish was so colourful and the flavours were divine. I especially loved the crunchiness. for mains we tried the ‘chilli paneer ‘ (£7.50) made with chinese flavoured fried paneer cubes tossed in green chillies, peppers and spring onions. it was interesting having a chinese flavoured dish with indian paneer. we also shared a ‘cheesy dosa’ (£7.95) which was a savoury crepe with cheese, onions & peppers served with a marinara dip. it was yum but not as filling as the paneer dish. for dessert we decided that we had to try the ‘chilli ‘n’ chocolate samosa’ (£4.90) seeing as it was named after the restaurant. the chocolate inside the samosa was so warm with chilli flakes sprinkled over the top and was complimented by vanilla ice cream. we didn’t know what else to try so it was recommended to give the shrikhand (£3.50) a go which is an indian sweet dish made of strained yoghurt. we could really taste the cardamon in the dish. what I loved most about eating here is that the owner came up to serve us and check on the meals throughout the night. it’s so nice to see the face of the restaurant and how much he obviously cared. I would like to come back again to try out many of the other dishes on the menu. they’re open for both lunch and dinner.

I took my niece for lunch at Chill and Chocolate as she is vegetarian and has been to India. The food was tasty and nicely presented.