Anglo Asian Tandoori Restaurant in Hackney

Four of us had a family night out at the Anglo Spice Grill yesterday. The service was friendly and attentive, the food was very good quality with generous portions. My vegan daughter was very well catered for. Prices were reasonable and all in all we thoroughly enjoyed our night out.

The food is GREAT and the service is A1. Cant remember his name but he had a bald head, young chap. Fantastic service💯. Would highly recommend 👍

What great welcome from the owners in service and brilliant food very authentic, the food was great and prices were really good. Very well located too

Lovely small neighbourhood restaurant, it was very quite when we went there, the food was really good, very tasty!

Went in there for my 40th birthday and the restaurant was just a fabulous place to eat in. We were a party of 11 people and the level of service we received, was nothing short of excellent. The staff from the moment we sat down, till when we left were just amazing. This restaurant is a joy. Thank you very much, you amazing, amazing people.

We just came in for a quick bite but were pleasantly surprised. Great service, attentive and delicious. Staff are helpful. Great price for great food.

Food was really nice, well cooked and in good portions. Staff was great and offered a really perfect service! The restaurant was quiet and not crowded. Will definitely come back again!

My son and I had a meal today and the food was absolutely gorgeous and we now have a new take away too. I would highly recommend anyone to come here.

Visited Anglo Spice with my wife and daughter whilst visiting London this week...The food, service and value at this restaurant was impressive...food fantastic the staff friendly, attentive and informative...I would have no hesitation in recommending this restaurant and will definitely return on our next visit....

Sadly one of the few remaining real Indian Restaurants. Great sevice, great food at great prices! No pretentious over priced small portions here. Great little restaurant well done ;-)

Yeah this place really isn't all that much. There are various better restaurants within a 5 minute walk (el bacio, rasa, franco manca, yum yums). The waiters push you to get the buffet because they can't be arsed to cook/serve anything else and the prices aren't great for what you get. It's fine, but nothing special.

The staff here make you feel really special. Little welcome drink, fruit at the end, and just simple gestures like holding the door open for you make a wonderful touch. The menu is really extensive and tasty. The mushroom bahji is to die for, as are the curries. We will be back!

On a trip down Memory Lane to Stoke Newington, we arrived there starving and happened across the Anglo Spice Grill. Delicious food, good friendly service, a free glass of sherry while we were looking at the menu and a complimentary fruit plate arrived with the bill. The only downside was that the restaurant was cold, although they did put the heating on.......as we were leaving!

We were looking for a quick meal and found this restaurant, which was advertising a buffet. There was a pretty wide selection - chicken, prawn, lamb, and several vegetable dishes. The food was fresh and of good quality, only the naans were a bit disappointing, not as fresh as the rest of the food. Poppadom starters were available, and fruit as a desert. The lassi yogurt drink was excellent. Ambience was snug, quiet and friendly. Excellent value for money.

Seriously good place to eat, very good value also. Went on new year's day and received a free cherry and a lovely cut up orange at the end of the meal. Thanks Anglo spice grill!

I’ve lived in this area all my life and I’ve never been to this place, till today. I’ve walked passed and seen it many times. I had the Sunday buffet, £10.95 for an adult and just under £7.00 for a child under 10. I’ve scrolled through these reviews and noticed the buffet price has gone up. Still reasonable. Atmosphere was ok, a bit nippy inside and quite empty which i didn’t mind. The server came over quite quickly and gave us our plates, (later on I wanted a new plate for my daughter as she had some left over food she didn’t want and I was told only one plate per customer. Ok) he then said we can help ourselves. I couldn’t help but notice signs up saying “please don’t waste food” and with that I also noticed the quantity of food was quite small. There was no rice at first so we had to wait a few moments for that to arrive. Also, we had to wait a few times for the rice and naan bread to be refilled as they only put out small quantities at a time. I must say The food doesn’t have too much of a variety and there is a vegan side too. What really let me down was the food being cold. I had to ask for it to be warmed up as some of it was actually stone cold. Once warmed, the food is absolutely delicious!! The naan bread is the best ever and I just wish the food was warm from the beginning as this would have made us enjoy it even more. If you go here during the week, there is no buffet so I’m certain your food will arrive fresh and piping hot however, if you do go on a buffet Sunday, make sure they warm the food first and you’ll absolutely love it! I’d go here again but I doubt I will go for the buffet. I would have given this place 5 stars but cold food is not what I expect from a restaurant even if it is delicious!

Disfrutamos de una fabulosa celebración familiar en este restaurante.

Curries were fantastic and the staff even friendlier. I would have to say that the naan is one of the best I have ever had

Curry was good. Rice was not as good. Will definitely recommend for the rice to be real basmati. Service was ok.

El lugar perfecto para cenar en un restaurante abierto y ventilado en la bulliciosa zona del norte de Londres. El servicio era increíble y nuestro camarero se aseguró de que entendiéramos a la comida y tenía suficiente. Me gustó la forma en que usan los quemadores para mantener la comida caliente ya que disfrutamos compartiendo los diferentes platos. Buena selección de vinos. No estaba para nada ocupado, aunque fuimos el martes por la noche.

Tras un año de ausencia, estábamos muy impresionados por el ambiente mejorado, espacio abierto y excelente buffet del domingo con una gran variedad de platos deliciosos para el increíble precio de 7 libras. 50. El servicio fue muy bueno, atento pero discreto. La comida era magnífica y nos sentimos fuertemente que este largo plazo - restaurante indio merece recuperar su antigua popularidad.

Fui aquí con amigos por primera vez. El frente es bastante viejo pero el lugar es grande, con muchas mesas, que estaban todas vacías. Parece que estaban bastante ocupados en el lado de la entrega, ya que vimos a los conductores entrar y salir toda la noche. La comida era normal y, como era de esperar, bastante sabrosa y las porciones eran de buen tamaño. Tristemente nuestra noche fue arruinada por el comportamiento extraño de los camareros; el hecho de que no quisiéramos pedir un plato de entrada pareció desconcertarlo y se calló enfadado como si lo hubiera ofendido.

Estoy desconcertado por las buenas críticas. Soy pakistaní-estadounidense y no hay a menudo gran comida india / paquistaní / bangladeshí / nepalí fuera de la cocina casera, así que estaba emocionado porque oí que la comida india en Londres es generalmente mejor. Me contrataron y decidí pedir la entrega y ninguno de los restaurantes en los que me recomendaron comer estaban cerca, así que pedí desde aquí. Error. Debería haber obtenido comida turca.

In London on business and previous Indian restaurants have failed to deliver on taste. This restaurant fortunately did not disappoint. The curry was full of flavour not just heat. Service good. Would come again and I recommend it to you

This place seemed more interested in fulfilling Deliveroo orders than in serving seated customers. We waited so long after finishing the poppadoms that one member of our group went to ask if we would get fed that evening.The food then swiftly arrived and what a disappointment. The dahl was so runny it could have been drunk through a straw, the chick peas were very undercooked and the house speciality chicken was actually bits of chicken tikka in a not too bad sauce. The least said about the fish dish the better! The nan bread was OK though.

Cualquiera que vive en Stoke Newington sabe que este restaurante tiene un damero pasado, pero esta última encarnación es genial. Fuimos un grupo de diez, que nunca es fácil si no tienen pedidos. El camarero era de risa, pero lo que es más importante, dieron la orden absolutamente en el clavo. La comida era deliciosa. Uno de nuestro grupo era de Nueva York, y declaró que ella nunca había probado algo así, ya que no hay restaurantes decentes en la India. Una oportunidad de negocios para alguien? Nos lo pasamos genial, y todo por 23 libras por cabeza, incluyendo las bebidas!

Habíamos tenido llevar antes de este lugar y siempre clasificó la calidad. Y no nos decepcionó por la cena en una experiencia. Gran cantidad de sabores, buena calidad de los ingredientes. Teníamos las chuletas de cordero y cebolla bhajis para empezar que eran la mejor que habíamos probado. Seguido por el rey tandoori masala Balti cordero y gambas, que era excelente y lleno de ingredientes frescos. Pilau arroz con gran y el naan fabuloso. Rematado con un servicio atento y amable y los precios muy razonables. Bonito detalle con el jerez y el servicio también. Recomiendo encarecidamente este lugar. Sólo desearía que habíamos estado aquí más a menudo!

Vine aquí en una tranquila Fiesta el lunes por la noche. A pesar de que el restaurante estaba abierto a la calle, ya que estaba muy caliente, el insoportable olor al entrar es de parafina de los quemadores bajo el buffet. Mi compañero opté por el buffet, y pedí pato Massala-jeera que cuando llegó era claramente alto, y no en una buena manera. No había problemas para enviarlo de vuelta y sólo pagamos por el buffet, pero fue una experiencia de lo más desagradable que no me estaría repitiendo. sha

Este lugar ha sido Stoke Newington iglesia calle para siempre, aunque con un cambio de nombre. Algunos de los buffet del domingo era muy sabroso, pero la comida era tibia de ser izquierda. Fuimos dos horas en el buffet del domingo. Bastante una buena selección de comida vegetariana, y el cordero curry vale la pena una mención honorífica, gran plato. En general el buffet era suficiente. Pero con todas las de la competencia, tal vez lo suficientemente bueno no es lo suficientemente buena.

Best restaurant me and my partner ray has ever been too staff are so friendly like family and food is divine

Conseguir una mesa de restaurante en un sábado por la noche puede ser complicado en Londres, así que un poco si una espera puede ser 'normal', pero una espera de 45 minutos para la comida parecía un poco excesivo. El servicio era un poco frenético cuando llegaron, pedidos de ladrar, los intentos de sugestivas, típico, un poco desagradable. Cuando por fin llega la comida, fue buena y estuvimos de acuerdo en que había sido la pena la espera. El Coconut dal elemento de ser vegetarianos magnífico. Thali Las porciones eran razonables y precios también. El comedor era bastante ruidoso, limpias y luminosas, con decoración moderna pero aburrida. En general, buena.

El director era el humano que me he encontrado. El servicio era horrible y básicamente me dijo que no era su problema. Él sonaba aburridos y fastidiados cuando intenté explicarle que los platos que tenía eran incorrectos. No lo recomiendo.

Unbelievable the next door Indian RasaN16 has better reviews than Anglo Spice since the latter is from a totally different level!Very friendly and efficient staff, good curry chicken for starters and very good tasty and creamy butter chicken as main dish. The excellent cheese nan add up to a great experience. Free drinks and pineapple at the end. Really, nothing negative to mention for this one. Fairly priced as well so we can definitely recommend this place!

Good food great staff nice place and very reasonably priced for the area. Service very good and quick. Would say food could do with spicing up a bit. Great quick Indian Meal. Nice touches with free drinks and flowers.

Absolutely awful ordered online waited over an hour and half, phoned and asked nobody was willing to help or explain when we were to expect our order, when it did finally turn up the driver argued with us because HE got lost! Terrible terrible service don't waste your time.

My partner and I visited here earlier this month and were blown away! Such a hidden gem in the middle of church street. The staff were so welcoming and friendly, give us a sherry on the house as soon as we sat down. The staff were knowledgable about the menu and the different dishes. Portion sizes were generous and the flavours were really tasty and authentic. I would highly recommend the tandoori chicken to start with! Our meal was completed by some complimentary mango on the house too. I would definitely recommend checking this place out and ignoring the comment below!

Garbage! Old reheated lumpy rice with tasteless bland sauce. Give this place a wide berth! Fekin horrid

I cam here with a friend on a Thursday for a quite meal. We were given a sweet liquer on the house when we sat down. We shared a veg samosa and an onion bhaji plus popadoms and chutneys - all of which were tasty. My friend had a chicken madras, I had the balti chicken tikka bhuna. It was all so tasty. We were os full we had to take the food home. We were offered another drink on the house and got a rose each to take home.2 drinks, 2 starters, 2 mains, 1 veg side, 1 rice and 1 naan came to £39.95 - incredible value for money! Will be sure to come here again.

Food was excellent, staff are very friendly, great value for money, will definitely be going back soon

I've been a resident of the area for 20 years and enjoyed the restaurant's food before the recent revamp. But it's definitely gone up a notch. Outstanding Indian food. Best in Stoke Newington.

Beatifully refurbished with attentive staff and outstandingly well prepared fresh food.So many restaurants on Church Street are hit n miss but this modern stylish friendly find has a menu which will leave you doubtless that you chose the best one.The presentation of such fresh produce and culinary skill was combined with ease of service despite great attention to detail.Three people with starters and mains shared with drinks came to 45 pounds with chocolates and on the house brandy to close.This is the one to go toExceptionally good classic indian menu well priced impressing a critical trio of curry connoisseurs all acknowledging tbis restaurants brilliance.One wordTHANKYOU

Experience: meal, atmosphere, serviceMy friends and I were walking along Church Street wondering where to go for dinner when one friend recommended that we try the new Indian restaurant that none of us had tried before. Whilst looking at the menu we ordered poppadoms with dips, which were really tasty. Whilst waiting for our starters to arrive we were given a complimentary sherry. We all enjoyed the lamb tikka starter and the meat samosa. We each ordered a curry, one of which was recommended to my friend when he ordered and we all commented on how nice they were. At the end of the meal we had a dessert and was given complimentary slices of orange, a nice touch. For two starters, three curries, rice, naan, two beers and a dessert the bill came to around £50. I think that the restaurant had been recently renovated and was a lovely environment. Highly recommended and will definitely be back. We noticed that they do a buffet on a Sunday, which my friends and I will be back to try.

Lived in the area for over 4 years and never been in because it always looks so quiet (although it is usually really early or really late when we pass). Gave it a chance tonight and so glad we did. The staff were amazing, couldn't do enough for us and the food was very tasty and plentiful. The two of us had starters, mains, sides and a lovely bottle of wine which came to less than £60. There was a lot of food! Extremely good value for money. Came away with their take away delivery menu which we will certainly be using. The staff are an asset to the business! Thank you for a lovely evening! We'll definitely be back!

We were a little sad to see the original characterful front of the restaurant torn down but have been a couple of times and really enjoyed the food there. We've also had a takeaway which was just as good. Best Bhindi Bhaji i've ever had. Also tried a lamb shish kebab from the Turkish menu and that was delicious too. Thoroughly recommend the food.

I'm not going to lie, when my sister suggested this place I was a little reluctant to try anything but the usual Rasa across the road but I am actually thankful that we went here. The vegetarian options are amazing. We ordered the okra, daal, spinach & potato and the aubergine - all side dishes as mains. To start we ordered samosas, came out very quickly and the mixture was so tasty. A nice thing about this restaurant is that when you get there they give you complimentary olives. The spicy poppadoms come with the usual yogurt chutney, mango chutney, salad but this place has a really unique sauce that I have never tried anywhere before and I asked the really nice guy serving us about it and he said it's a special sauce that they created to stand out from the competition. Believe me, they do. Okay for the mains. The okra was cooked to perfection, no slimey, not too many onions like I find with south Indian cooking, peppers, fresh tomatoes and an amazing combination of spices. The daal was mouthwatering, not too thin and very simple. The spinach and potato was probably my favourite, such a simple dish cooked so well. The aubergine was great too but always personally prefer it cooked without the skin.The size of them are so huge we had to have some taken away. We ordered a garlic naan and the most fragrant coconut rice. If you like your coconut rice subtle, it may not be for you. As for the service, I cannot fault it. Nor can I fault their toilets, amazingly clean and well lit, unlike some of the curry houses on the very same road. I never write reviews but I was so impressed by the food and the service and felt a little sad that in the whole restaurant it was just me and my sister whilst Rasa across the road was packed and the food is not actually any better. Oh and the prices here for what you get are fantastic! So don't be a super judgmental cow like I was about the decor and neon sign, this is the only place I will now go to for a curry when I'm in the Stokey ends. I am going to copy and past this on all food review websites so don't judge me, it took me a while to write it up.

Visited for dinner midweek to try this newly refurbished restaurant. The concept seems a bit strange - Turkish and Indian food, but it isn't fusion as the menus are separate. I had chicken dish which was very tasty - can't recall the name but it is served at celebrations according to the menu. My wife had tandoori mixed grill which she enjoyed - large portions. She also ordered a Tarka Dahl which she was impressed with (she often says that she gauges how good an Indian restaurant is by the quality of their Dahl). Service was fine and the restaurant looks good after the refurb. We will visit again

I'm a local N16er and write reviews for both fellow locals and visitors. The Anglo Spice Grill, previously known as the Anglo Asian Tandoori Restaurant, was an old N16 favourite. It was rather famous for its delicious weekday buffet. It has however been re-launched / re-born as the Anglo Spice Grill after an 18-month make over. I think its fair to say no one use to visit for the ambience, more for the good Indian food and kitsch interior. Since the re-launch, are the owners seeking to be 'all things to all people'? I had a good chat with the manager during ordering and whilst he was very friendly, I was confused by the Turkish dishes offered at an Indian restaurant. He claimed this was to cater for differing tastes... but his explanation did not seem that convincing.We ordered two staple dishes, the butter chicken and the chicken tikka masala. Both were dreadfully sweet and did not differ in taste, but only in colour. The nan bread was ok but the rice followed the way of the main dishes, being not very nice, despite being basmati, at least on the menu.The food was very bland and sweet. I did mention this to the manager and he said we'd selected very plain dishes to begin with. Its now clear this re-branding exercise has been to obtain mass appeal, catering perhaps to larger, post beer-drinking parties.We didn't see much change from £30 and left feeling fleeced. Although the manager was friendly and invited us back, saying next time things will be different, I don't think we'll bother. If you want North Indian food, best to head to Masala Zone, just up the road in Islington.This is a harsh review of a well loved place, but until they resume their original menu, it stands. I go as far as saying, it is probably best to avoid this place if you want a somewhat authentic Indian dining experience.

What a shame our favourite curry house for many years has gone downhill in an epic way. Staff have changed meaning that the standards have slipped. Food is still pretty good but the portions are smaller and the complimentary welcome sherry, oranges after the meal and after dinner drinks no more. Last time I visited a smell of cigarette smoke wafted up from the basement ! The what ! Such a shame , it's lost the custom that it had !

We went there with friends for a dinner as this place was recommended to me by friend of mine. Unfortunately the service was so poor. We ordered teas and water as drinks and got 2 cups full of water and one filled only up to half. When asked for more hot water the waiter reacted very surprised. For the mentioned water we had to ask 3 times. food was nice but nothing special and annoyingly it wasn't coming at the same time for everyone (5 of us in total) when the first person almost finished their meal the last one was still waiting for theirs. The restaurant itself looks ok, however the toilets are one of the worst I have ever seen. I have been always saying that the best restaurants you can recognize by their toilets... if they don't care about the cleanness toilets (place the customers see) they don't care about the kitchen (where the customers can't see).....

If a score of zero could be given then these guys would deserve it. Its evident that service and quality is something the management of this restaurant do not realise exist. What was once a reasonably good local Indian restaurant and takeaway is now a complete embarrassment. After having a number of below average meals in the restaurant and experiencing terrible delivery service on a particular occasion we decided to give the angloasian the benefit of the doubt. What a mistake. After placing a telephone order for delivery and waiting way beyond what a reasonable person would expect for food to arrive (almost 2 hours and a number of calls - after being quoted 50mins) the food turned up. The restaurant must be given credit though for consistency - maintaining its below par standards - as well as terrible customer service the food was as poor quality as the previous experience and wonderfully enhanced by its just about luke warm temperature.

We always order from here when we fancy a treat and haven't been disappointed yet. The sauces are rich and creamy and flavoured perfectly, particularly the Korma and Chilli Masala and the coconut rice is delicious. Be sure to add a peshwari naan - big enough to share! We haven't eaten in the restaurant before so can't comment on that aspect but for a little take away treat you can't go wrong.

My friend and I were made welcome at first but as more regulars who the staff knew by name arrived, we began to feel we were in the way. I gave the waiter a good tip, £5 on the £42 bill. He just scooped it up without so much as an acknowledgement. That was rude in my opinion.The food was good and the prices are reasonable (hence the tip) but unless you are a regular the service may not be that great or friendly. I wouldn’t recommend this place to visitors.

I have lived in Stokey for 2 years now and last night was my first visit to the Anglo Asian Tandoori. The food was excellent. Sometimes I find curries can be a bit oily, but this wasn't at all and it was very tasty! We ordered the set menu, which lets you have any starter, main, side, rice/bread for £13.95 which I thought was very reasonable for the amount of food and the quality! The staff were also really friendly and attentive. I have been to most of the other Indians on Church Street and this is definitely the best if you want your standard english-style indian dishes such as korma, jalfrezi etc.I will definitely be visiting again.

The Anglo Asian serves tasty Indian food at affordable prices. It is a great place to go with friends after a few drinks in one of the pubs nearby.I've been there for dinner a few times and tried the chicken biryani, chicken korma and vegetable biryani, which were delicious. My boyfriend also had the vindaloo which he enjoyed. Portion sizes are large and they usually throw in a complementary fruit salad at the end of the meal. Service is efficient and overall friendly.I haven't tried the buffet so can't comment on that. The idea of a curry buffet doesn't appeal to me so I always order from the menu.I hope to go back soon and try some of the other dishes.

Decidedly unimpressive fayre. Avoid the buffet - not exactly horrible but you're unlikely to go back. It's a shame as I get the feeling that the place has seen better/more quality days. The service was dismissive and whilst not poor, not good. I love curry but will never go back to this restaurant.

Read some reviews and this restaurant was favourable. Customers obviously did not order take away! Everything was cold, small portions and not a lot of spice. The pakora was the strangest I have encountered... Rolled in a breadcrumb like dressing, soft and indelible. Did not enjoy and would not recommend.

Got a takeaway from here , good value for money , nice food .. Not worth traveling for as there's better places in London , however if your in the area then it wouldn't be a bad choice to eat from here (rasa a few doors down is better in my option) but this place is also quite good . Mind you everywhere on church street (stokenewington) is quite good for food !

Fixed price and eat as much as you like! Great for a lazy Sunday. Nice buffet, you will not leave this place hungry! Food is great.

We come here often (at least once a fortnight) and are always given the red carpet treatment!The staff are very attentive, friendly and can't do enough for you!The food is delicious, the restaurant also has a buffet some nights of the week which has a lot to offer. I usually have the butter chicken which is exceptional, very moist and tasty! Value for money is great and I would come with friends, family or a date!

My wife and I were looking for a restaurant in the Stoke Newington area and stumbled upon this place. We decided to try it and were not disappointed. The food was very good and the service more than adequate. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit.

it boasts that it has been there many years and perhaps even invented curry;we all know that is not the case but accept their claim.sing only go when buffet occasions are on;these are quite good and value.order off menu,that is a different ball game with players comprising arrogant chef,intolerent waiter and a substantial delay in food coming.be your own master;eat and pay and refuse service charge.

Today I decided to take my family back to where I was born and spent most of my working life - Stoke Newington. The sun was out and a pleasant morning was had walking and reminicing around Clissold Park and the local area. An excellent meal was had inside the cafe, a bit pricey, but "you get what you pay for" I thought to myself. The food was out of the World.On the way home found this restaurant and was taken in by their `Summer Quick Lunch` which looked a bargain (See photo). If only I had remembered my earlier quote that you get what you pay for.All in all one of the worst meals that I have ever had the misfortune to be served up. The waiter/barman/chef/ was most taken aback when I complained that the definition of a Fruit Salad goes something like:`Fruit salad - Fruit cocktail (1922) is a mixture of sliced or diced fruits, and it is synonymous with fruit cup (1931); fruit salad (1861) is a salad composed of fruits`.The fruit salad consisted of three pieces of an orange. The cucumber raitha was yoghurt with SIX strands of grated cucumber in it. The salad I think was probably prepared yesterday (but admittedly the sign doesn`t indicate it is a fresh salad!).All in all if you are going to the Anglo Asian Tandoori at 60-62 Church Street I would seriously give the `Summer Quick Lunch` a second thought.

I had read some of the reviews and was therefore a little apprehensive about what to expect but i have to say i was pleasantly suprised.Service was good, and attentive and the food was a cut above a standard curry house, both the Chicken Madras and the Chicken Dhansak were really good.Not a part of London that i would usually have much need to visit but i would certainly return if was passing.

My family visited this establishment a few months ago. Whilst we enjoyed the food I thought the service rather average However, at the end of the meal I asked for bill but did not volunteer a tip. The waiter then asked me for a tip.which I ignored,he then asked me a further two times. Eventually, I succumbed and gave a tip. Surely the customer should be given the opportunity to decide rather then being pressured into providing a tip based on appreciated services

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Another enjoyable evening at the Anglo Asian. Very attentive staff make this place a gem. they will cook food to your requirements and make suggestions if you are not sure of what to have. I tend to have the chicken Shashlic that is low on the carbs and quite healthy. Vegetables are nicely cooked with extra kick if you ask for it. Atmosphere is good and value for money exceptional.

My wife and I visit this restaurant on a weekly basis. We have extensive experience with Indian cuisine, in London, India and at home. The food here is excellent. Much better than neighbouring Rasa (the original). The ingredients are fresh, the choice is varied and the ambiance is comfortably casual. Although the service is not always perfect, this remains one of our favourite choices for curry in London with great value for money.

One of my favourite indian restaurants, you can choose to sit outside where they should have seatings, quite expensive, portions are ok, really nice view even tho it's on a cramped road, waiters a lil pervy but good service tho, very friendly

Better food at the Spice Lounge, Walthamstow, but the restaurant is nice and the service is great.