Ghandi's in Lambeth

The service is particularly good, and the food as good as most. Whilst the interior is fairly basic, I'd recommend the Gandhi of you are looking for a reasonably priced meal in Kennington

It wasn't busy when we were there so the atmosphere was OK. But the tables are very close and it would probably be less comfortable when busy. The food was fine and so was the price - nothing fantastic but okay. The service was good.

Food was very tasty. Perhaps needed a little more sauce. However there were items missing from the order and the restaurant knew which items before I told them. They laughed at me.

We arrived at 10pm (they advertise to close at 11pm) and we felt so unwelcome. From the minute we walked in, they were pushing us to leave. The service was awful and the food didn’t even make up for it. Everything was so dry. Awful experience. 0/10

The mains were spicy and delicious. The mango lassi were nice but not the best We have had. The garlic naan smeld nice but had no garlic taste at all. The waiters were nice and swift, and they treated the six of us (2 adults and 4 kids) nicely despite the boys being a little lively.

VERY BAD !!!! .. firstly I asked for a lime and soda it was very weak so asked for more lime .. they produced a bottle of roses lime from off a shelf behind the bar pour a significant more amount of lime in the soda water of which I first thought perfect , but on drinking the soda it then became apparent the whole bottle of lime was watered down .. this disturbed me as how long has that bottle actually been under that desk watered down with old water in , I really didn’t want to make a fuss because I was out with my friend and didn’t want to spoil her evening so I just ordered a coke instead … The starter arrived quite quickly it was spiced cauliflower pakora this was clearly heated up in the microwave and was not in no way fresh was tasteless and old very poor .. moving on to the main dish my friend ordered the Chicken korma and me the tandoori chicken this arrived and was disgustingly tasteless very very poor and the chicken was pink inside on slicing into it , that was it for us we left it and couldn’t wait to leave the premises .. I can confirm the best thing about the meal was the after eight mint with the bill .. never again !!! The photos of celebrities in the window enjoying the restaurant are massively outdated going back to 2014 and beyond these guys cannot cook at all currently very very poor

Really flavoursome food and lovely service and great atmosphere. We had the butter chicken which was excellent

We had a takeaway delivered and it took over an hour which was advised but because it rated 4/5 we said we would wait for it. When the food came it was totally tasteless! You would not even know what you were eating. Must say we were all very disappointed as previous reviews seemed good.

We had another fantastic takeaway meal from Gandhi’s (during lockdown, of course). All vegetarian- chana, mutter paneer, brinjal and cauliflower. All distinctive tastes and excellently cooked. The cauliflower was perfect (NOT overcooked). Delivery was spot on time (as per the ChefInline app) and delivered by a masked delivery person at a distance. It’s our local. And it’s a great restaurant. It’s not overpriced. We’re looking forward to being able to eat in again.

Arrived at 7.15pm, restaurant was empty and cold. More people started arriving at 7.30pm. Waiters not very welcome, obviously didn’t want to be there, very miserable. Quite a limited menu. Ordered paneer starters, very bland and plain. Tandoori chicken leg starter was greasy and grey. Mains-very tasteless and unseasoned. Peshwari naan was lovely though. Onions in chutney tray were in big rings rather than small bits, makes all the difference, no one like to chew on half an onion! Only good thing is, that for London, prices are very reasonable. I’d rather pay more for better food and service though. Sorry, won’t return 😏

Very enjoyable meal. We eat a lot of Indian food and really enjoyed the fresh spicy tastes at Ghandi's. Good service and modest prices.

This has to be the best curry in London. Friendly, fast, amazing food. Particularly recommend the vegetarian balti.

Friendly staff, usually easy to get a table. Cosy is the word for the restaurant really as it's quite tight inside so be prepared to be squished a bit. There is a large variety of food, so even if you have members in your party who are not fans of Indian cuisine, they are guaranteed to find something they like. Not too expensive, ideal for a casual dinner out.

This is our local curry house but we've never eaten in so decided to give it a try. Easy to reserve a table online. The food, as always, was great. We tried the lamb biriani, a jalfrezi and garlic naan-all were tasty and well cooked. Quick service too. Definitely worth a try.

Eat hear regularly , probably once a month at least , Great food and service , my favourite Indian restaurant in the Kennington , Vauxhall area

I took my wife here for a meal and was disappointed. I had a vegetable birani - the vegetables looked and tasted like the ones you get in a can, there was no real taste to the food and worst of all - it was really greasy. In fact, I still have a greasy taste in my mouth. Having recently visited India - it was just about as far from being a birani as possible. Plus - pretty expensive for what was canned veg and rice.

A small Indian restaurant that serves good Indian food. It was within walking distance from our Airbnb. Service was good.

We are lucky as this place is just around the corner and the food is always good. The menu has lots of choice and is reasonably priced. The biryani is a fave and is always cooked well, without the meat being overcooked. The naans are light and fluffy and even the rice is good. You'll struggle to go wrong here!

Been to many Indian restaurants but this is one of the best. Lovely food freshly cooked and good service.

En la zona unos días y este restaurante está a poca distancia de donde estábamos. Habíamos reservado pero estaba tranquilo cuando llegamos. Estaba lleno bastante pronto después de eso. Personal eficiente. Decoración tradicional con manteles blancos. Buena elección de vino también. Toda la comida era buena, sin problemas. A un precio razonable. Volvería de nuevo.

Comimos allí la última noche después de un día ajetreado en la ciudad y después del bullicio y difícil vender de indios en Brick Lane, al este de Londres, que se sentía como un oasis de calma y modales. Manteles blancos y un servicio excelente. Fue a pocos metros del hotel y le Tommyfield sin duda volveremos en nuestra próxima visita aquí. Recomiendo encarecidamente este restaurante. Probablemente mejor reservar una mesa para horas punta.

¡Guau! Qué fantástica joya en Kennington Road. Es 'real' de la India. Reunirse con amigos, Ted India como wan echamos de menos nuestro tiempo en Nueva Delhi. Nos transportaron volver esta noche. Tuve la firma Mixed Grill; (Tandoori Murghi, pollo Tikka, cordero Tikka, cordero chuletas y el auténtico Sheek kebab). . . . regados con un campo de Kingfisher. Seguido de pistacho gulab jamum Kulfi y. Sabor auténtico de la India. . . Excelente servicio. Bien merece una visita.

Acordaron un precio fijo para una oferta a medida para un grupo grande, varias semanas antes. A la llegada te claramente no quiso honrar a esta oferta.

Restaurante local, comida excelente, abierto hasta tarde los fines de semana, el personal muy educado, ¿qué más puedes pedir?

vicino al centro è un locale con due sale, piccolo ma accogliente e ben arredato. All'arrivo vi accoglie un cameriere molto gentile e compito. Il difficile è capire i piatti ma ...basta chiedere. Per non sbagliare menù degustazione, in due 35,50 pounds escluse bevande. Chiedete di regolare il livello del peperoncino se non siete abituati e assaggerete verdure, carni varie e altro accompagnate da un'ottima pita (una sorta di piadina molto gonfia). Attenti anche alla salsa al tamarindo, lascia il segno!

Food was reasonably priced and ok. Nothing going out of this world bit the staff were very friendly.

Fui a este encantador restaurante indio la semana pasada, qué descubrimiento encantador. El personal era atento a todas nuestras necesidades. Allí. Era mucha variedad de platos, lo que más me impresionó que las especias estaban bien mezclados y gusto picante) platos calientes (eran todos perfectos y deliciosos. Mi amigo que prefiere platos de temperatura moderada y va allí con regularidad comer o era igualmente impresionados. La comida fresca sabrosa especialmente los platos vegetales ordenados eran una ventaja. Una gran relación calidad-precio y sin duda volveremos pronto.

Gandhi ha sido un favorito local por más de 30 años, por una buena razón. Algunos de los mejores Indios por millas, buen servicio y está bien decorado comedor con gran vista de Kennington. La comida está bien sazonada withough ser aceitosas o demasiado salada. Una gran relación calidad-precio, muy recomendable.

We both had vegetarian main courses and they were very well. They have a big variety of indian food. The Rosé wine was at the perfect drinking temperature and totally fruity. Perfect. The waiters are very courteous.

I think Ghandis is probably my most visited restaurant in London. I love it and have been coming here for more than 7 years. The restaurant is a good local, but I have also bought foreign business colleagues here as well who love the authentic Indian cooking. I usually eat vegetarian and the thali is a brilliant selection including tarka dhal, naan, rice, channa masala, raita and spinach. Wash it all down with draught lager and it's perfect. Meat eaters are well catered for with a good selection of the normal curries. The service is good and can cope with large parties if needed. Worth the trip to Kennington.

An unpretentious Indian restaurant. To call it old-fashioned would be unfair. The menu is interesting enough and shows thought, giving interesting options. There is some lovely modern glass artwork on the walls, giving the place a contemporary look.Staff nice and attentive, service quick, food service also quick.The food was everything it promised, and I enjoyed mine very much indeed. We will almost certainly return.

Ghandhis offer, without a doubt, one of the best curries in London. Lived here for 17 years and tried many but whenever I go elsewhere I wish I'd come here. Amazing service and properly prepared food. Definitely worth a visit!

I've eaten Indian food in Chicago, but this was better than the best there. Well worth the trip. The samosas were delicate and fragrant, the dahl had a wonderful texture and the chicken tikka masala was complex and delicious.

We went to Gandhi's for dinner on Friday - no need to book, but the place filled up quite nicely over the evening. The team looks after you in a nice, non-obtrusive way. All of the dishes were flavoursome, but the king prawn tandoori stood out as the best.

We visited as the restaurant had been recommended by friends who had lived in India for many years. The restaurant was busy and we were glad that we had booked. Service was efficient and friendly. We ate the set menu which was served sizzling hot. The starter consisted of tandoori style food and the main was three different curries with rice and naam. The curries were tasty but quite mild. My only gripe would be that I would have preferred one to be a little stronger. We were full so didn't try the ice cream dessert. We would love to go back again.

My girlfriend and I were not particularly impressed. We have been here before about a year or so ago, it was good, but it seems to have declined somewhat on the quality front.Prawns weren't de-veined. Jalfrezi was bland and not very spicy.Probably won't be going back in a hurry.

My first Chicken Biryani ever and now I can't wait to have some again. Not too crowded, great Thursday evening. party of 9

Des plats indiens savoureux, le personnel est agréable, l'addition est tout à fait abordable. A recommander ! Attention le restaurant est petit, pensez à réserver !

I have been coming to this friendly restaurant for almost ten years. I was never disappointed and I'll eat there again. Tasty food at a reasonable prices.

I don't like to post negative comments but we were drawn into this restaurant because of the TA rating of 4.5 in the window only to be very disappointed. I suppose the fact there was no one else in the place at 13h15 should have been some indication, and admittedly we only sampled two of the dishes on offer but they were not good value for money. On the plus side, the young waitress was very polite and professional - pity the food wasn't as good.

Incredible indian menu. They have just changed it to celebrate their 30 years open. Awesome service and atmosphere. We visited twice already and plan to keep coming when we are back in London.

Ate here because the reviews were good, how're a little disappointed. Lamb samosas were over done. Sauce was just ok, salad was limp. Main meal was ok, nan was very good. I will try again but not blown away. Staff were also not very attentive. I would have had a suite and coffee, but never asked.

Sind durch Zufall hier gelandet - und haben es nicht bereut! Wahnsinnig leckeres Madras Curry, dazu einen sehr leckeren Australischen Shiraz Wein, moderate Preisklasse. Insofern ein Besuch der sich gelohnt hat. Der Service war auch sehr zuvorkommend, ein echter Geheimtip in diesem Viertel.

Best indian restaurant in the neighbourhood!!! The food is both generous and tasty!!! Excellent curries!!!

We came here because Gandi's is meant to be a really good place for curry and sadly were a little disappointed. Had we not been told that this place was "award winning", things may have been different but the dishes were sadly lacking. Although the food was well cooked and there was nothing lacking regarding quantity, the food wasn't anything special and we probably wouldn't come back. The restaurant was clean and the staff were attentive so maybe we just ordered the wrong things (I had the chicken tikka) but it was nothing to write home about.

Went here for a late dinner on a weeknight. The front room was packed but we were seated in the back area and had it all to ourselves. The restaurant is pretty small but when the locals are there we usually know we've found a good place. My wife had something spicy while I had the chicken korma. The wait was minimal and the service was excellent. Every employee we were helped by was professional and kind. I've only had Indian cuisine a handful of times but I liked their food. In the past my stomach hasn't reacted great to Indian but Ghandi's didn't affect me negatively. The prices were similar to that of other places we dined while in London and considering we both had leftovers it was a good value.

Stopped here during a business trip. Staff were attentive and service was pretty good as was the cleanliness. Food was served quickly and was hot and tasty. Presentation was not brilliant, but all in all it was reasonably good value for money. Dips with the popadoms were very average!

My Dad introduced me to Ghandi's, it has been his favourite Indian restaurant since he moved to the area 15 years ago! Much better than your average Indian, plus they are always friendly without being over the top and upselling. I recommend the non-vegetarian Thali. Food is good, and not too expensive. The do takeaway as well, but you have to collect.

Popular with local residents with a reputation going back to its establishment in the 1980's this is a restaurant a real cut above the standard local Indian. The menu offers reliability rather than invention but you know the food will be fresh and well prepared. They are especially friendly to families which made it a huge treat for our children as they grew up.

We went to Ghandi's with colleagues and were blown away by the food, service and whole experience.Please try Balti Chicken Satkora - it was the finest curry I've had, and I've had a few!Highly recommended.

This is a small Indian restaurant situated in London SE11.Not a lot of seating here, we were seven and had enough luck to get a table without any reservation, but that was pot luck.The food was very good, we took a wide selection and even got some off the menu order for chicken Pathia because like it so much.They are a lot of good Indian restaurants in London, this is one of them not one of the best but good value for money @ £18/head wine and beer included.Because it was a bit long getting our food together, they offered a dish to my daughter because she was getting hungry. I thought it was kind of them to do so.The staff could smile a little more but some are friendly enough to make up for the ones that don't.Air conditioning would be great, unfortunately there is none and the door has to stay open to let some air in, bad luck wants it that a Pizza place is just next door and every time the delivery scooter comes and goes, the fumes of the later fill the restaurant. This should be addressed.This put aside and when the wind blows the other way, it doesn't look like much but it's a great place to eat Indian.Wine list is terrible, but beer is best with Indian food anyway.Hope this helps a little, thanks for reading.

Went here with my partner and a couple of family members for a meal on his birthday. Personally I don't normally go to Indian restaurants but I wasn't disappointed. The service was good and we didn't wait too long for the food. There was a minor mixup when ordering our drinks but nothing major and easily solved. Food was above average I would say and the people I was with liked it as well. It was a nice casual meal and I would go again.

Have been a couple of times with work colleagues. Serves the standard Indian menu, would certainly recommend the thali if you're feeling hungry. Good service and clean. Prices about normal curry house level

We could recommend this local restaurant in Kennington Road, just a short walk from The Oval and down the road from the B&B we stayed at. Big selection of dishes and not too heavy. Plenty on the wine list as well. Prompt service and good prices, overall an excellent local restaurant.Open on Sunday as well, so very convenient.

The curry was OK but the service was average. They brought us a dish we didn’t order in what seemed like an attempt to get us to just take it. The draft beer was awful - tasted watered down with a hint of fish odor. Reasonable value though.

eravamo in zona allora dopo un consiglio abbiamo deciso di andare in questo ristorantino.E' facile da trovare ed è molto buono!!io mi sono fatto consigliare dal cameriere poichè non capivo niente o poco del menu e allora mi ha consigliato l'agnello ed era molto buono non era ne troppo piccante e c'era un equilibrio tra le spezie e la carne che rendeva questo piatto molto gustoso!!il prezzo era contenuto pensando che è al centro di Londra!!

Called in here by chance after the Twenty20 cricket match at the Oval was rained off. There was a party of 6 of us looking for somewhere to eat and Ghandi's was very accomodating. Good food and service with prices not bad at all. Would definitely visit again if in the area.

We went to Ghandi's because we were looking for Indian cuisine somewhere near the B&B at which we were staying recently. The restaurant is cozy, but comfortable. The food was quite good. And the service was fine.It's a little hard to rate the value, because we aren't used to paying London prices! Given what we have heard about the cost of pretty much everything in London, Ghandi's probably wasn't too bad. Without drinks, but including service, for 2 it cost us under £25.

Not an upscale place, but take it for what it is. Great curry, white table cloths, it's clean and the waiters are friendly. What more could you want?

Found this by chance when staying nearby. Nice little Indian, clean with attentive but not overbearing staff. The food was very good, plenty of it and not over priced for London. Worth a visit if you are in the area