• 24 Ealing Road, Wembley, London HA0 4TL
  • 0208 903 7004

Gana Restaurant

24 Ealing Road, Wembley, London HA0 4TL

Our Delicious Dishes

Our Menu Types

Facilities

Free Wifi, Full Bar, Take Away, Catering Service, Party Hall up to 65 people. We are 0.1 mile from Wembley Central Tube Station and 0.8 mile from Alperton Tube Station.

GANA CAFE & RESTAURANT

Take Away Sri Lankan and South Indian Cuisines, Gana restaurant is very well known for its hot and spicy. Customers can select their spicy level while ordering. Please check our Menu.

Random Dishes

From Our Menu

  • £6.50

    Seafood Fried Pittu

    Rice balls with coconut granules fried with seafood and spices

  • £5.00

    Egg Noodles

    Fried egg and vegetables mixed in noodles

  • £6.25

    Kothu Rotti Chicken

    Chopped paraththa bread mixed with chicken pieces and spices

  • £5.50

    Sri Lankan Style Gee Dosai (4 With Sambol & Sambar)

    Crispy fried rice pancake with and mixed vegetable soup

  • £2.75

    Mango Lazzi

  • £2.50

    Johny Walker Single

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What Our Clients Say

Testimonials

One of the best Sri Lankan restaurants around. Best service and amazing tastes with variety of dishes to choose from.. definitely recommend for families
From Google Review

ICrazy Xpert

Food is so tasty. Was shocked at some of the portion sizes it’s huge. Ordered sea food kothu. Had it packed and ate the next day. Such good value for money.

From Google Review

Shireen Gomez

Lovely restaurant. Very good service. Nice people
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