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A Proud Tradition of Bangladeshi Cuisine and Culture in the UK
Haweli, a name derived from the Hindi word meaning an enclosed mansion built to unite families, has become a top destination for Bangladeshi cuisine in London. From 2001 to 2013, it established a strong presence in Tadworth, UK, as a distinguished Bangladeshi restaurant. Unlike typical Indian or Bangladeshi eateries, Haweli takes pride in offering high-quality, authentic dishes that deliver a unique dining experience. Beyond food, Haweli plays a significant cultural role within the Bangladeshi and Indian Bengali communities in Great Britain, actively participating in community events and preserving traditional values through both its cuisine and cultural contributions.
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What our Clients Say
Alexander Kounoupias
Fantastic, delicious, fresh food. Service is always brilliant - very kind, hardworking, and generous gentlemen who work there. It's always a pleasure to eat here, and they remember you, too - adds a really personal feel if you are a regular.
Richard Banks
Have always enjoyed eating in and having deliveries from here. Great friendly staff superb food.
Naz Tapadar
Traditional BIR, quality of the ingredients and the taste was second to none. Food was delicious! The family thoroughly enjoyed their meal. I totally recommend Haweli of Tamworth!!!
Alan Sheppard
One of my favourite Indian restaurants in the area. Good quality cooking with wide variety of dishes including Balti and some delicious specialities. Drinks are reasonably priced and some affordable wines that go well with curries.
Danny Burchett
Great food, served with a smile. Been coming here for years and still as good as the first time.
John Fitch
Gem of a place! Staff super friendly and helpful, food is great and very reasonably priced. Try Subz Dansak for a super tasty vegetarian alternative!
Angel Naidenov
Lovely small neighborhood Indian restaurant, delicious food served with stile. Not extremely over-spiced, like some other similar places, which for me was perfect.
