Amirahs Kitchen in Wandsworth

Hola, utilizamos una tarjeta de sabor. El restaurante estaba completamente vacío cuando llegamos, nos dijeron que debería haber para ir andando. Estaba decorada con buen gusto.

A very friendly restaurant, frequented by locals, always very welcoming, they need to be as there is a lot of competition in this area, the set lunch is very good value.

Tried this a few months ago - pretty bog standard Indian. Nothing to write home about. Will not order again.

siamo andati in questo ristorante dopo aver letto una recensione su tripadvisor , era domenica sera , circa le 21.25 , quindi per niente tardi. abbiamo chiesto di poter mangiare . il proprietario ci ha fermato sulla porta dicendoci che lui avrebbe chiuso fra mezz'ora e che quindi se mangiavamo velocemente bene altrimenti, via. non sapendo dove altro andare , ci siamo fermati lì e abbiamo chiesto a lui cosa ci consigliava , lui mi ha ripresentato la carta del menu' come per dirci arragiantevi. allora ho chiesto del riso al curry con verdure.ci ha portato una ciotola con una brodaglia e , non scherzo, 4 pezzi di petto di pollo galleggianti, e una ciotola di riso lesso, e la loro verdure era un'altra brodaglia immangiabile e una ciotola con della verdura lessa schiacciata insieme a delle patate. allora abbiamo chiesto al cameriere come si mangiavano quelle cose e lui è venuto vicino a mio marito e gli ha avvicinato il cucchiaio alla bocca come per imboccarlo. lì stavamo per alzarci e andare via perchè prendere in giro dei clienti mai visti non è stato per niente educato, ma siamo stati calmi e abbiamo finito di mangiare e poi ci siamo recati alla cassa e il conto era veramente vergognoso per le cose che avevamo mangiato. Spero che nessun italiano varchi la porta di quel posto .

Fui con un amigo, un delicioso plato de hígado de pollo en Puri, inusual, pero como eso. Cordero platos para principal con Pilau Rice y pan Nan. porciones de un tamaño decente y un poco grasiento (no más de lo que la mayoría restaurante indio). Buenos sabores y tenía especias medio haciendo apetecible pero con una patada decente. Botella de sauvignon blanc chileno relación calidad-precio y calidad razonable. Vale la pena una visita, si en la zona.

Comimos oír un lunes y eran las únicas personas en allí, pero era mucho lo mismo por todas partes en la ciudad de Wandsworth esa noche.

People who like bland and taseteless food should buy from here. It is overpriced and tasteless. If there was an option to put the pics up of this meal i would as it looked grotesque. Nans were burnt. I would stick to my usual curry house and save money.

People who like bland and taseteless food should buy from here. It is overpriced and tasteless. If there was an option to put the pics up of this meal i would as it looked grotesque. Nans were burnt. I would stick to my usual curry house and save money.

Food was expensive and not very good quality

Food was expensive and not very good quality

Got my order mixed up with another, but once rectified, the food was tasty

Got my order mixed up with another, but once rectified, the food was tasty

This is our local Indian but friends come from miles around as it is always so good and great value. We love going here as it is always hassle free and always delivers on taste and variations.

Had a quick solo dinner and the food was very nice. Spicy but not overpowering. A good experience and will return for sure.

had a couple of issues with the payment system... had to try four times with two different credit cards! otherwise Amirah's kitchen food is delicious as always

had a couple of issues with the payment system... had to try four times with two different credit cards! otherwise Amirah's kitchen food is delicious as always

Por lo que sé decir los comentarios de lo contrario así que notificara ningún comentario sobre la comida primero. La comida estaba bien en el mejor de los casos. Los pakoras eran más como pandoras. Simplemente degustación mal. El Biryani pedí era comestible y mal dejar en eso. No hay cocina asiática de South lo considero un Biryani.

Nos encanta venir aquí por un sabroso, sin complicaciones indio en el fin de semana. Te dan un estupendo, un servicio amable y sabrosa comida. El menú que nos dieron no tiene platos estándar como pollo Korma 7.50 pero no hacer estos platos es en el menú llevar por alguna razón! La comida es muy sabrosa, siempre caliente y siempre a tiempo. Hemos estado un par de veces y siempre ver un montón de llevar siempre al salir de la puerta pero que todavía tienen que probar nosotros mismos pero sólo puede imaginar es tan sabroso como cuando nos sentamos en. Nos encanta venir aquí (especialmente ya que te dan un tras ocho chocolate con la factura!!) así que sin duda recomiendo el restaurante.

The food was very good but it's not the cheapest and the portion size of the okra was pitiful

The food was very good but it's not the cheapest and the portion size of the okra was pitiful

I have emailed this message to the restaurant with no response - perhaps this may elicit one! My rating of 'poor' here is relating to the cost and quality of the meal on this particular occasion, based on the following experience: We've been coming to Amirah's kitchen regularly for a couple of years and love your food. However on our last visit (Thursday 2nd April) when ordering the Achari Paneer I was taken aback to be served a (large) plate only partially filled with food, with none of the usual delicious accompanying pickled vegetables which make this dish such a treat. At first I thought it was a mistake as the plate was so large and more than half of it was bare, having only 4 pieces of paneer on it, but the waiter who served it to us said that the menu had recently changed. It seems that the style of cooking has also changed as, alongside the sad lack of pickled vegetables, there was none of the delicious tandoori style chargrilling taste to the cheese and the sauce was rather different, which I'm sure wasn't mentioned on the menu. (perhaps it had not yet been updated?) The waiter kindly offered to bring some of the pickled broccoli which I gladly accepted and he brought it over in a separate dish. In terms of service therefore, we have nothing to be concerned about, but I am concerned at the price - the £10.95 for the original dish with accompanying cauliflower / broccoli and a nice salad garnish always seemed a little pricey but I was prepared to pay it as I could never find anything to match it elsewhere and I really loved it. Now though it seems the £10.95 is simply for 4 modest slices of paneer with a little sauce and literally nothing else. I'm finding it hard to reconcile this and feel that it was in any way good value for money. If the quality of the cheese had been its usual standard perhaps I would have been willing to accept this, though I would probably not order it again at this price. However unfortunately the quality was not top notch - there was a very hard inedible bit of cheese to one edge, which would indicate it had been stored incorrectly and dried at the edges / was old? I was taken aback by this as your quality is usually so high. If this was our first visit, it may well have been our last as to be honest we felt a bit ripped off! There is a manager who has often engaged us in conversation, with whom it's a joy to speak as he's obviously passionate about Amirah's. Had he been there we would definitely have spoken to him about these concerns, but unfortunately he was not there and I didn't get the sense that the waiter, as accommodating as he was, would necessarily have been able to highlight our concerns to management. We have always loved your food and your staff are charming, and we hope that other dishes on the menu remain at your previous high quality with this revised paneer dish being an exception. So whilst we wouldn't stop coming to Amirah's because of this, I feel it would be helpful for you to know that we think there is an issue here. If there's any way you could bring the original delicious paneer dish back onto the menu that would be fantastic. If not, perhaps you could consider reflecting the size of the new dish in the price? As it was most certainly more a modest 'starter size' dish than a main.

Best Indian food on Just Eat. Great service too

Best Indian food on Just Eat. Great service too

Prices are rather highs compared to the quantity however the food was great!

Prices are rather highs compared to the quantity however the food was great!

We order take away from Amirahs on a regular basis and every time the food is just fantastic! Chicken always cooked to perfection, so tasty. Lovely staff when placing the order as well. Best Indian take away in SW London!

Decent food! Nice complementarity popadom and chutney

Decent food! Nice complementarity popadom and chutney

Curry was alright, but VERY oily. I have ordered from them before, and it used to be much better. However, the raita was fermented and possibly poisonous to eat.

Curry was alright, but VERY oily. I have ordered from them before, and it used to be much better. However, the raita was fermented and possibly poisonous to eat.

I'm really disappointed to say that the only good thing about this place is that I got a full refund after my food was nearly 2 hours late and they sent me the wrong items. The excuses as to why the food was late would have been laughable had I not been so hungry

I'm really disappointed to say that the only good thing about this place is that I got a full refund after my food was nearly 2 hours late and they sent me the wrong items. The excuses as to why the food was late would have been laughable had I not been so hungry

My wife and I ate here on Saturday night. We wandered in 'on spec' and are we glad that we did. The food really was excellent, full of flavour, beautifully cooked, presented in authentic looking dishes, and, best of all, served by really lovely staff. If you are south London and want an excellent Indian meal, you should be going here. We live in Devon and visit our son in London, and we will be looking forward to our next trip up, knowing we will be back to eat here.

Really good evening out, relaxed friendly atmosphere, good discreet service and wonderful tasting food. The Thali had a lovely mixture of different dishes served simply and was a delight to the palate - especially the dhal. We also had mango lassis with our meal and that was our 'dessert' and complemented the food really well. Will definitely be going back to Amirah's Kitchen on my next visit to Wandsworth!!

I had high hopes for this restaurant having read the reviews. Had a take away rather than ate in, charming to speak to on the phone and speedy delivery but the food was hugely disappointing- cold, really greasy, bland, to be honest inedible. I don't think I've even not finished a take away until tonight! Sorry....would not recommend and will certainly not be going back for seconds!

I've eaten in at Amirahs about 10 times and had take away even more, the food and service is excellent every time. How anyone on here can even question the quality of food or the price is beyond me (probably prefer chip shop curry from a tin) I would dare to say it's some of the finest Indian food I've had in London (it is definitely up there with Dishoom). Ask for the Lamb shank curry and you're in for a treat and for £10 this is excellent value. If you want to save even more money you can have a great meal at £12.99 for two courses.

Bel locale, situato nel pittoresco quartiere di Wandswort, ottimo servizio, le pietanze buone e presentate con cura, peccato che io non ami il piccante, non ho saputo apprezzare. L'attenzione al cliente è disarmante: servono anche acqua frizzante come se fosse un vino costoso (Ottima tra l'altro). A fine cena il cioccolatino alla menta. Un dettaglio memorabile. Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo. Consigliato.

The computer booked the wrong time but restaurateur didn't panic when he saw the fault he told us to still come the service great, hospitality excellent. The meal was plentiful, they suggested a King Prawn Currey, prawns were large and juicy load's of sauce (no dry food there) everything was luscious. What a surprise I at the end of the meal they made a little ice cream cake with candle as it was my Birthday that was so nice of them (that was their present to me) The whole family loved and enjoyed the experience

Please ignore all negative reviews- these are spurious at best and phoney at worst. This is a stunning restaurant which is honestly reviewed in the London Curry blog. Go there!

Really disappointing when you order take away and get something that is actually inedible leaving you hungry, annoyed and out of pocket. Dry solid chicken and a sauce that tastes of nothing.

After trying to have lunch at the East Hill and having no luck we decided to save ourselves for Amirahs Kitchen. As always the staff were very accommodating and the food was delicious.

Nous nous sommes rendu dans ce restaurant avec 2 enfants pour goûter et faire découvrir la cuisine indienne. L'accueil est très agréable et le menu semblait abordable. Le serveur nous propose un plat plus doux pour les enfants. Erreur que d'accepter ce plat hors carte facture 12 £ pour quelques boulettes en sauce. Curieusement le serveur ne comprend pas notre anglais et ne comprend pas que nous voulons de l'eau du robinet. Résultat : les bouteilles d''eau arrivent... tout se passe bien jjusqu'a l'arrivée de l'addition : l'équivalent de 100 euros pour 2 adultes et 2 enfants (sans desserts, apéritif ou café) juste du vol. !

We were eating early for dinner (5.30pm) so chose the fixed menu which was exceptionally good value for food that couldn't be faulted. If only every neighbourhood Indian was like this. We decided to share the mains but not the starters. Nichola declared her ground lamb kebabs "delicious". My Murg Kaleji Tak-A-Tak (chicken livers flash-fried with coriander) was excellent - the dark richness of the liver cleverly spiced - and pretty, served in a poppadom basket which I ate, greedily, at the end. The buttery, spicy, almondy sauce enveloping the chicken tikka was so delicious we scraped naan, and in my case roti, round the bowl to get every last bit up. Cauliflower tikka and marinated paneer, served with a smear of a fiery minty sauce, contrasted well with the slight sweetness of the chicken. A cooling pistachio kulfi rounded it off - after we'd finished a very good, and well-priced, bottle of South African Pinotage. I'll be back - to eat from the main menu. The only query I have is about its name - describing food this good as street food gives the wrong impression. I'm a huge fan of Indian street food but the food here is at a much higher level.

Yesterday i had a chance to dine in first time. Food was absolutely wonderful and tasty. We enjoyed the experience a lot apart of a bit pushy service at the times. Male waiter was highly recommending some special called nilgiri chicken which we didint want to order at all but after decided to try and it turned out to be very delicious. Definitely worth trying as food is fantastic!!!Elle

Enjoyed our meal here - food was tasty and service was good but not sure if it warranted the final bill when there are lots of other Indian restaurants not too far from Wandsworth Town that have good quality food at a bit of a cheaper price. £12.55 for a lamb curry dish just seemed a bit expensive for us so not sure if we'd return. Visited the restaurant on a week night towards the end of last year (can't remember the month!) there was us and one other table and it seemed really quite and lacked a bit of atmosphere. Maybe if the dishes were cheaper it would be busier! They seem to do well with takeaways though.

The food, as always, was great for a takeaway. Great quality, nice flavours and tasty food.

The food, as always, was great for a takeaway. Great quality, nice flavours and tasty food.

Our curry club visited and had a very good meal, with very attentive and friendly service. Special mention for my lamb malabar biryani, like our other choices, distinctly different to the run-of-the-mill. Definitely a restaurant to return to.

Went mid-week so probably a bit quieter than at the weekend. Easy to park which was a bonus. Menu althogh had good choice and some unusual dishes. Very good service and food was very good. Can work out a bit pricey with the extras so worth watching this but good value overall and would recommend.

First, the positives: the restaurant has reasonable decor. Do NOT, however, be fooled by the reviews here: the food is TERRIBLE. Probably the worst Indian food I've eaten, ever, anywhere. Sainsbury's value-curry is gourmet compared to this lot. Even the mango lassey was a joke: it was sickeningly sweet with undissolved granules (?sugar or mix?) at the bottom of the glass. We ordered saag paneer: which was tasteless canned spinach; a paneer dish, which was literally paneer floating in Campbell's tomato soup. An aubergine dish, which comprised a few pieces of aubergine floating in another tasteless soup. It would be bad enough if the food was the only problem with this joint. Unfortunately, the service was also POOR, with food taking 1 hour to arrive. It would be bad enough if the food was horrible and the service poor, but the bill was outrageous for the quantity and more especially quality (and given that one can eat real, authentic Indian food at one third the price in Tooting): 50 pounds for a tasteless, non-filling meal. Do yourself a BIG favour and avoid this joint.

I went to this restaurant with a group of curry loving friends and traveled half way across London to do so!The food was excellent, delivered quickly and we were looked after by a charming man. It is relatively expensive for an Indian restaurant but at least the quality made it worthwhile, and they do take Taste and Gourmet Society cards to help out a bit with the cost!

Seriously one of the best curry houses I have been to! Superb service, attentive manager, the best recommendations and not trying to oversell you too much food. Highly recommend the new menu which is coming soon - Chicken Tikka and Roti with some great SA vino!

Finally found a restaurant that cooks an actually curry, rather than a thin onion gravy with some prices of meat thrown in. Will be ordering again.

Finally found a restaurant that cooks an actually curry, rather than a thin onion gravy with some prices of meat thrown in. Will be ordering again.

I Passed by this place several times and finally decided to go there, it was a very good choice, Staff seems helpful and while food was really good we went for staff recommendations and that was the best chicken tikka I ever had.Would Highly recommended, not your typical curry house.

As a regular of amirahs I have always been impressed however this time the food was terrible. Saag paneer was inedible, portions were small and lacked sauce. Not their best work, must have a new chef

As a regular of amirahs I have always been impressed however this time the food was terrible. Saag paneer was inedible, portions were small and lacked sauce. Not their best work, must have a new chef

We were staying overnight nearby and came upon this restaurant by chance. The staff were really welcoming, friendly and attentive. The food was fabulous with dishes that were new to us and delicious. When we come back to London we will definately be eating there again. A lovely evening after a very stressful day. Would happily recommend this restaurant.

We went for a meal the other night here and from the minute we walked in all the staff were welcoming and friendly. the food was great. Even the mango chutney etc tasted better than I have ever had before. The manager made jokes with us and while the price was not cheap the food was WELL worth it. I have found a new place to have indian in wandsworth town. loved it. highly reccomend.

I ate here with a colleague several months ago and posted a review that the food was good but way over priced for what we had. The reply from the owner was that they do special offers so try one next time. So I went back and had their "special" meal, £12.95 for a starter, main curry, rice and a vegetable side dish - excellent. The food was all tasty and the service good. I will definitely go back next time I am in the area - I have a £10 voucher to cash in!! I agree woth others the 12.5% service charge is a bit of a spoiler, I will always tip good service, food etc but do not like having to pay extra regardless.

What a great and unexpected find. This restaurant is located inside the Holiday Inn, Wandsworth & we asked concierge about local Indian restaurant, we been told to come Amirah's kitchen. Small place, the atmosphere was welcoming and the restaurant warmly decorated. The staff could not be more polite & friendly. We ordered few appetiser & mains to share with some rice & naan bread. You can feel the freshness of ingredients they use. The taste is mouthwatering. There was no room for dessert & might taste next time!!

I have just come back from a lovely meal here. The food is really tasty and each dish is alive with fresh flavours and spices the vegetarian selection was really imaginative and perfectly spiced the carnivores in the group were also impressed it hopefully will be not too long before I return . Yummy!

We have never eaten in but order deliveries often. Starters in particular are excellent. Very friendly staff on the phone. On ne accession there were issues and therefore food was delivered late. The owner delivered it himself, a gesture we appreciated.It is very clear Amirahs understand the value in keeping your neighbours happy.

We got overcharged compared to what we ordered. The breads were wrong and the pakora is deep fried mush. Not great, won't be using them again.

We got overcharged compared to what we ordered. The breads were wrong and the pakora is deep fried mush. Not great, won't be using them again.

Really enjoyed the food. Took a little over 50minutes to arrive but it was worth the wait. I have to say I have tasted better mango chutney.

Really enjoyed the food. Took a little over 50minutes to arrive but it was worth the wait. I have to say I have tasted better mango chutney.

Went here recently and found the food & service to be very good. I was quickly seated and drinks offered promptly. I had a form of potato cake to start which was subtle flavours but very nice. Had the kadai chicken for mains - wasn't sure what to expect as I'd never had it before - it's a subtle flavour then the hint of heat from some red chilli comes through - not hot but a good bit of warmth. Only had water so don't know about drinks. Bill came to a reasonable price for such a good meal. Would go again

Went there for a family dinner and was not disappointed. The food was extremely well presented and the staff were super friendly. It's reasonably priced considering the portion size but most importantly everything was very tasty. Definitely intending to go back.

Celebrated our wedding at Amirah Kitchen for lunch yesterday and the food, organisation and hospitality was more than we had hoped for! First off, Sumon (the restaurant manager) and his team printed off the set menu that we had agreed on and presented them very nicely for our guests. We had more people that we originally had expected and the team were able to arrange extra seating easily and quickly, without any fuss. From starters though to main through to dessert, the food and drinks were of a very high standard. We had ordered lamb seekh kebabs as part of our starters and normally in Indian restaurants this dish can be very hit and miss. Yesterday this starter was neither undercooked nor overcooked but just right. Very impressed!The mains were also excellent and Sumon and his team provided some alternative dishes to ensure dietary requirements were met and everyone was satisfied. This is particularly impressive because this was done on an individual basis. Superb customer service!Just before writing our review we noticed that there had been a few negative comments about this restaurant which is very surprising as we have always received great food and service here, that is why we brought back our wedding party.We can highly recommend this venue for larger groups (20 plus).Thanks Amirah Kitchen!!

Used to be a regular of this restaurant, but after waiting two hours for cold food to be delivered to an address 5 minutes from the restaurant will not use them again

We ate at this place last Saturday. I'd been given a £10 voucher based upon spending more than £30. Which was fine. The manager, when I showed him the voucher, wasn't exactly chuffed and said he'd see what he could do...In hindsight, we should have walked away then. Instead we waited while he came back and said that it would be OK so long as we spent over £30. Er...did we not understand that before we went there???!My partner and I shared an £8.50 starter and then had two mains along with three beers. The starter was fine but the mains, Both chicken from the tandoori oven, were dry, not very hot and pretty tasteless. We didn't enjoy it at all.When the bill came, (£64, so expensive for what we had when you consider the poor quality) they'd managed to 'forget' the £10 discount voucher. And they added a service charge of 12.5% (I think it was). I reminded the manager of the voucher who was very surprised at their oversight and replaced the £64 bill with one for £54. We paid.It was only after we'd left I realise the service charge had been added to the full bill and not the discounted bill. Clever, eh.Poor quality food. Unhappy experience. Not cheap. We certainly won't be going back.

We are so lucky to have the one of the best Indian restaurant right here in Wandsworth Town.Although I have many favourite dishes from Amirah's I would especially recommendLamb Methi Mas and Khadhai Jhinga. As the director of the gallery across the street we have also had the pleasure of their canapé's at events to everyones joy!Great service and wonderful people.

Good food, one of the best, but was very cold upon arrival. These things make the difference

My first visit to Amirah's Kitchen on 5th October with my daughter. The Manager was an amazing man, very attentive very polite, and we received EXCELLENT service throughout the evening. Above and beyond the call of duty. All of the food was excellent. I agree with Stuart A... "From the minute you enter this restaurant you are greeted with smiling enthusiastic staff, who are only too willing to make every second count" During the same week we ate out at 4 other restaurants in Wandsworth, (3 on this street) and they could all benefit from sending their staff to be trained at AMIRAH'S KITCHEN on "SERVICE" Also whilst we were there, the two ladies sat next to us had such a fantastic meal and service the day before at Amirah's that they made the decision not to even try the other restaurants on the street, and returned TO Amirah's the following day. I will be visiting this restaurant again very soon and would not hesitate in highly recommending it to others.

Good food, one of the best, but was very cold upon arrival. These things make the difference

Ordered a takeaway while working late on various bits and pieces. Slight mix-up over delivery (my fault), but when order arrived simple ole' Chicken Dhansak (good poultry) was sweet, sour, peppery, with a good aroma of whole spices (cardamom? a clove or two?) and a nice little kick. Pilau natural and tasty too. Thanks Guys :-).

This is without doubt the best takeaway we've had. A lot of different curries, the haryali tika chicken is amazing. Great taste not too spicy. A little bit more expensive but honestly worth the extra. I will be returning.

This is without doubt the best takeaway we've had. A lot of different curries, the haryali tika chicken is amazing. Great taste not too spicy. A little bit more expensive but honestly worth the extra. I will be returning.

From the minute you enter this restaurant you are greeted with smiling, enthusiastic staff who are only too willing to make every second special. The menu was exciting and well described offering a selection of food that is not normally offered in main stream Indian eateries. I had one of the most amazing Biryani's ever and the other friends eating with me had main courses ranging from the Goan Fish Curry to the Achari Lamb Shank and all looked and tasted fabulous. Although quite small and cosy, the restaurant design and decoration works well in transporting the guests into another world. This is definitely an a place I would return to again and again and I have no doubt that awards for the quality and variety of food on offer will soon be arriving on the doorstep of this wonderful find. Well done to the chef and staff of Amirah's Kitchen - top marks!!

Unfortunately, I know what great authentic Indian food tastes like, and this place is no where even close to what Indian food represents. The starter was bland and lacked any seasoning. The mixed grill prawns were rubbery. The Byriani stodgy and tasteless!! The chicken tikka masala was sweet ketchup with chicken lumps! What a disappontment and totally overrated. Then on the bill (after we got it back from the waiter, who was proforming Magic tricks!) we noticed the 12.5% non-discretionary charge !!! They even charge 95p for each poppadom, so sad. High London prices for back street kitchen quality. Beware!!

Very homey indian food! Would definitely recommend it for real indian food

Made the mistake of visiting this place after reading all the positive reviews. The food right from the appetizers to the main course was downright tasteless, very disappointed. The prices they charge are an insult to injury and you can find much better food at your local grocery store frozen food section or those ready to eat meals. Just a word of advice, if you really want to go there because of the reviews then just order an appetizer and see for yourself what I'm talking about. That way at least you won't get completely robbed! Absolutely rubbish food! Save your money and just avoid this restaurant. These people even charge for the condiments that come with poppadoms!! What a joke!

Had a dinner at Amirahs Kitchen this weekend with friends. Service was excellent and food is very tasty. I would definitely highly recommend this place!!!

I've been a regular at Amirah's Kitchen and I go because the food is truly tasty and has a range of complex flavours. The owner takes care to use high quality ingredients and at busy times you may have to wait a while. That's because everything is cooked freshly and as close to perfection as they can make it. Poppadoms and pickles are charged for because they are not the standard pickles that many restaurants serve - these are fresh and with flavour. The thalis - both meat and veggie are a joy to eat.... and I am not a relative or partner in the business, just someone who enjoys their food and how consistently good it is.

Bit disappointing given the other reviews - the vindaloo was so hot I couldn't eat it and I'm Indian !. Quite expensive too. Lamb chops were good though

Very homey indian food! Would definitely recommend it for real indian food

Bit disappointing given the other reviews - the vindaloo was so hot I couldn't eat it and I'm Indian !. Quite expensive too. Lamb chops were good though

Easily the best indian food / curry in SW London. Always deliver on time. Really tasty, interesting menu! YUM! This place was a revelation when I returned from working in India for a month and couldn't find anything that was as good as the real thing.

Easily the best indian food / curry in SW London. Always deliver on time. Really tasty, interesting menu! YUM! This place was a revelation when I returned from working in India for a month and couldn't find anything that was as good as the real thing.

Food was very good when it finally arrived. The owner was very apologetic for the late delivery, and provided a few bottles of free beer to make up for it. Would've been good if they called me before I chased up the order though.

I have been lucky to have had many a meal at Amirah's Kitchen on Old York Road, and after venturing to other nearby Indian restaurants I can safely say, in my opinion, that it is the best in the area.The Biryanis are beautifully fragranced with the rice cooked perfectly. My sister had possibly one of the best Indian dishes I have ever tasted - the tandoori prawns.The staff are always nice and knowledgeable about the range of slightly unusual dishes. Definitely recommended.

This could be fine as a take away. And that's their main business. As for eating in the restaurant, I wouldn't bother. It's so quiet that you think you're in the wrong place. ( Saturday evening!) The food was ok. Nothing special which was such a disappointment after reading the reviews. But the most annoying thing was the service which was dreadful. It felt quite rude that the waiters gave all their attention to sorting out the take away orders and ignored us for over an hour after we'd had starters. We were offered another beer on the house but as we'd already had enough we didn't accept. Despite the apologies there was no offer to reduce our bill. A lost evening for us.

Fantastic food and friendly service. Go for the street food platter - distinctive, good variety, tasty. I would go again.

Chose this place for dinner with my sister. It was convenient as it was so close to the overground station. It was a Monday evening, so the restaurant was pretty quiet. The manager came up to us once we were seated and explained that the menu was in the process of being updated and suggested we tried some complimentary tasters for the new menu!! They were delicious!!We also ordered our mains... Which were very tasty too!Throughout, our waiter and the manager were very attentive and we were never waiting long for the food or drinks, or having our plates collected, etc. I'd definitely recommend this to anyone else.

Excellent service, incredibly friendly and very tasty, large portioned food. The poppadoms and rice in particular were really good, some of the best I've had and all in all a very good meal. Also enjoyed the wine which I don't always have with curry but we were in the mood and they had a good wine list.

As soon as we walked in we were ignored. The ringing phone was more important. The dumb waiter screeched incessantly, and a voucher we were initially told was valid had extra "caveats". The food is average fare with a different name to justify the mark up. When we were finally permitted to order the waiter walked off mid-sentence without even an "excuse me" to answer, you guessed it, the ringing phone.

Food was very good when it finally arrived. The owner was very apologetic for the late delivery, and provided a few bottles of free beer to make up for it. Would've been good if they called me before I chased up the order though.

Not the best Indian I've had, just OK.

Not the best Indian I've had, just OK.