Imli Street in City of London, Westminster

My favorite restaurant in London. I always make a point to stop here for dinner and drinks when I’m back in town. I’ve never had a bad meal here, and I love the atmosphere. I highly recommend it!

the ambience and food was perfect. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I had a wonderful time here and I am sure so will all other visitors.

Découvert par hasard en marchant dans Soho, cet Indien fusion moderne . Carte originale , bons produits . Il est préférable

The dishes here are pleasant but very dumbed down, lacking spice richness or heat for me. Others have reported the same, I can see. The curry sauce base reminded me of Heinz tomato soup! Good for a large group on a night out though.

La comida aquí es fabulosa, la mejor comida india que he tenido, creo. Sin embargo, viene con una etiqueta de precio. Hay muchos sitios para comer en Londres a una fracción del precio, así que no vamos a volver. Pero no me puedo quejar de los gustos.

Très bonne cuisine indienne ! Nous avons êtes surpris.

We booked to visit on New Years Eve, and when trying to order drinks that were on the menu, we were then told that they actually didn't have any left or do not serve them anyway including a popular brand of beer. The tandoori mixed starter was okay, small in size for the price you pay but was probably the highlight of the meal. We ordered 3 different curries between 4 people, a lamb, chicken and prawn dish. All of which tasted exactly the same. It was like someone had cooked the meat, and decided to pour heinz tomato soup with some added cream all over. Very disappointed for spending over £50 per head

The food here is brilliant and service is very kind. I can vouch the food at Dishoom is over rated and this place is far far far more better wit taste ! Some food bloggers must write about here as they are just excellent. I love goin there wit mates all the times for desi vibes. Right from the starters to dessert plain down 10/10.

Delicious food and a really nice atmosphere. Was perfect.

On rentre dans le restaurant à moitié vide, le serveur commence par nous dire qu'il n'a pas la place nous sommes 5. Il finissent par nettoyer une table - ou du moins la serveuse -.

Hay un restaurante indio comida siempre es agradable, aunque como para la cantidad de arroz con pollo en el pollo vs. Biryani, el pollo estaba un poco en la desventaja. Sigue siendo un plato agradable. Buen sitio para comer solo. Música animada. No probamos el vino blanco cortese, 2015 no es agradable. Muy agradable no cobran, después de enviarlo. El servicio opcional es basura, porque no es opcional. Así subir el precio con 12, 5%.

Fui a la calle un martes 20 Imli Diciembre 2016.

Pretty average overall. Not terrible

Went for school reunion. Service was initially attentive but became impatient and rude when we didn't make food decisions quickly due to talking. This really affected the meal. Food was good but not outstanding, however proved good value due to portion sizes. Will go again because of value and location but not for a special occasion.

I enjoyed the meal here, but I wouldn't say it was particularly outstanding. Really good service, enjoyable food and good value. If you're in the area before the theatre then I would say it's a good shout, but it's not the kind of place you'll be raving over for weeks!

The food was average at best. The Indian food caters for a very safe audience which meant it was lacking in flavour and authenticity. The desserts were disappointing and I think we should have gone for dessert elsewhere. We had some difficulty with the assistant manager as we told him we didn't like one of the desserts so he offered to take it back for us and give us another one. However, we were very surprised to find he had charged us for it and when we queried this the assistant manager was quite aggressive and rude. Following the intervention of the manager, who was very polite and helpful, the matter was sorted out but the experience was completely unnecessary. The location and the atmosphere is great and the food was served very quickly as well.

I absolutely love this place. Drinks are great, but the food is absolutely perfect and the peshwari naan is by far the best in London.

We visited Imli Street with a little trepidation as this was our first experience of the restaurant despite being aware of its connections to the Tamarind group. We arrived early to take advantage of the set menu. The restaurant decor is a little odd (all brickwork and rough finish) but its a perfectly pleasant place to eat. When seated we were only offered the a la carte menu. We questioned this and were first told it wasn't available on Sunday. We queried this and were told that we were too late. Again we questioned this and the manager (?) went off to speak to someone (?) and returned a short while later with the set menu list. Oddly none of the guests that followed us were offered the set menu and the restaurant does not advertise it anywhere other than the web site. Why this is the case, I don't know.Anyway we selected the set menu because it's an absolute steal despite being very restrictive. We ordered Goan Squid and Bhurani Tawa Chicken to start and belatedly some poppadoms. The poppadoms were great with fresh homemade chutneys but we instantly regretted ordering them because two enormous starters appeared almost immediately afterwards. Both were sublime, tender and succulent efforts full of flavour. The mains followed similarly swiftly. We wouldn't normally order dishes like Lamb Rogon Josh and Chicken Tikka Masala but again both were fantastic and a million miles away from your average High Street calamities. The accompaniments were similarly excellent. Two glasses of very drinkable and reasonably priced house wine later we were stuffed and happy. The total bill came to under £47 which is just crazy. We walked out with a doggy bag which served for the following days meal for one. I don't understand the restaurant's reluctance to advertise the set menu but I can't fault the food or the service.

Que se haya detenido en este restaurante con amigos esta semana durante una excursión de compras. Llegamos sin reserva y eran muy rápidamente, a pesar de estar abarrotado restaurante sentado. Pedimos unos entrantes y unos platos principales, el camarero fue muy eficiente y no llevar nuestra comida muy rápidamente. Lo único un poco raro era que toda la orden (entrantes y platos principales) llegaron al mismo tiempo. Sin embargo, la comida era deliciosa y nos alegramos por. se detuvo

Good buzzy ambience but could be noisy for some. Was good for us to celebrate a family birthday, and chef able to cater for one 'awkward' customer who did not like garlic! Had mentioned birthday at booking, and a cute dessert with candle for b'day boy arrived. Food was tasty and good portion size. For central London not really overpriced, but a but more than high street Tandoori, but then so was the quality and choice of food. Biriyaniwas a favourite as was the papdi chaat.

We had a very interesting Indian experience at Imli in Soho, the food was fantastic and also the staff was very professional and of good manners.

Great food and service, easy place to go before a show. will be back.

I went to this restaurant yesterday and It was really good. Nice food and good environment! We had chicken tikka masala, malai jhinga with pulao rice and some garlic naan.

We went early on a Sunday and arrived at a near-empty restaurant. We were offered a small table and when I asked for a larger one we were told it was for four people. I pointed out that the place was empty. Not a good start. We placed the order and the food arrived quickly. It was delicious. Having finished I waited to be offered dessert. No one came. No contact was made. We were ignored. We sat there for about half an hour and then decided to get the bill. Their dessert menu looks good but I will never know. There seemed to be a lot of staff but no organisation. The guy at the door should not be front of house. The young girl is very sweet. Judging the place on food alone I would give if 5 stars.

Nous étions venus il y a plusieurs années alors que la déco était néon orange et ultramoderne, et la cuisine poussant loin la fusion des saveurs orientales. On retrouve une ambiance plus tranquille, brute et épurée. Côté cuisine, c'est très raffiné. Les saveurs sont magnifiées et on se régale. Personnel attentionné et compétent. Et pour achever de nous combler, les cocktails sont parfaits. Pour les prix, pas d'erreur vous êtes bien à Londres... mais il n'y a aussi que là qu'on trouve de si bons restos indiens.

We came across across this Restaurant in Soho, it was very busy but managed to get a table. The waiter was very attentive and pleasant. I had the Chicken Tika Masala which was excellent. It's not the cheapest but is worth a visit.

Excellent food friendly service, warm welcome by one indian person with spece, will recommend to my friends In House of fraser

It's a really good Indian restaurant, they serve small portions like Indian tapas, so you can try out different things and it is soooo good! The place was packed but the service was really nice! And the food: AMAZING. Love it!

Sadly the restaurant has gone downhill since we began going there. We have been customers at Imli for years, and feel sad that the last visit was disappointing. The food wasn't great, but worst of all it was very overpriced for what it was. The main courses were bowls of curry sauce with a few tough bits of meat in them. They charged £15 for these bowls and it was a disgrace. The dishes used to be well thought out and tasty, but obviously they have overlooked quality in favour of profit, and of course that leads to very unsatisfactory cuisine. A disappointing night, would have had better at a local takeawy

Todo muy bueno y con buenos sabores. Somos " fans" de la comida india y aquí puedes dar buena cuenta de ella. Precio bueno y también el servicio. El postre falooda, súper.

The service is one of the poorest I have ever experienced!THE SERVICE (before ordering):When you arrive, you're given the general menu which, coincidentally, does not include the £11,50 Thali Meal (potato, lentils, raita, rice & poppadum), seen on the website.When asking the unconcerned waitress the Thali Meal menu, she goes to the waiter who comes back with ... the £27,50 menu.Finally, after the 2nd request, the Thali meal is ordered.Oh yes, the waitress is now looking at her smartphone, while the waiter checks his watch.THE FOOD:The Thali meal is just average.The cheese naan does not seem to contain much cheese.The Poppadum does seem to be bought from Asda (or just unfrozen?).The tap water is not cold.THE SERVICE (after ordering):Does the waiter does come to check if the food is OK?No, too busy chatting with the waitress (who stopped checking Tinder, by the way).THE LOCATION:The location is good, so my advice is:> Get rid of the waiters> Fire the cook> Have a new landlord with a Bagel (or a Belgian) restaurant.

Not stodgy like most Indian options, not sure what region it's from but it's delicious. Had starters, then ordered more as they were so nice. Mains were not overly large but not needed after all those starters! Also not a huge choice but guess that's why they get it so right. My 2nd visit & will go again for sure.

I went out for dinner with some old university mates here and we left the restaurant booking too late to get one of the Dishooms or Masala Zone. So the good - Imli street has a great central london location, nice decor/atmosphere and the drinks are good. The food on the whole is really average and quite mild. I'm pretty sure the popodoms were out of a packet - so I'd avoid those next time. Meh.

We had planned to go to Dishoom but couldn't get in, so we ended up here and it was a great discovery! The food was really tasty and perfectly spiced. Subz Lababdar very much recommended for the vegetarians out there. Service wasn't as friendly as it could have been, but in general the atmosphere was very good.

Service average - they forgot one of the main dishes, and the menu seems to have shrunk. Also the food portions seem smaller. I think it may be going downhill, but I hope not has have been coming here for years.

The servings were extremely small considering the price. The kebab grill is seriously overpriced. The quality of the food was nice, but the price or quantity of food needs to be adjusted. Drinks were also really nice.

Food and environment is good. However the manager is too commercial. The moment I sit down, I was told that, I have to return the table in one hour even I am the first customer and the only one at that moment (5pm!). When I return the table at 5:30pm, only two tables are occupied ( out of 60 tables I guess), is it necessary to tell me to return table in one hour under this condition? Food and environment is good but I have had a very bad time there!

A group of 6 of us went to Imli St as left it too late to get a booking at Chutney Mary, Amaya etc... as it was a 50th birthday treat for a friend. Got to the restaurant a tad early and the waiter was happy to seat us. The atmosphere was nice and friendly. The food I would say was average. We had 6 starters of which i only enjoyed the chops and the chicken murgh which were delicious. Amritsari fish, squid, chaat etc were ok'ish and had to return the salmon chunks as was raw and cold..The mains were just about average also, hence my only giving 3 stars at a push. The menu list is not extensive and the waitress was under the impression they were serving south Indian food, which they definitely were not. Point to note to the owners to educate the staff a bit more.. Also asked if they would do a little treat for my friend and was told would get a large fruit platter when booked on the phone. Instead they came with a small plate with a small chocolate fudge slice with a candle stuck in it. Not impressed as we were willing to pay for a nice surprise!!!However on the whole we had a laugh and the atmosphere as I said was cool.

I'm giving it a four based on five being a perfect North Indian restaurant (see reviews for Zaika or tamarind in London or Itihaas in Birmingham. This place beats all the Bangali restaurants with overly sweet and fake Indian food like those on brick lane, etc. Probably around the same as Dishoom or slightly better.

We have a book for 6, the table was nice, it was close to the kitchen and it was hot but perfectly bearable. The food was lovely, really tasty, particularly the salmon and the chicken, really good.

The ambience and sweet smell of coconut hit you as you enter this modern restaurant on Wardour street. We were shown to our table and the member of staff was quick to come and take our order. He offered advice on the food which was helpful. We then waited for ages for food and drinks. When the food arrived we asked again about the drinks and was told that there was only one barman working tonight. We ordered the grill to share - that was delicious but had obviously been ready for sone time as the food was lukewarm. The curries were also lukewarm and one of them was not the one ordered - that had been delivered to another table! The waiter changed the curry to the one ordered but by then the rice and naan bread were cold. The best was chicken thighs which was not expected but the sauces themselves were very tasty. The poppadoms were the ones you buy in bags at the supermarket not the huge delicious ones you might expect in and Indian restaurant. Two alcoholic drinks and two curries, two rice, a nana bread and a £26 starter added up to £90 for two people. Far too expensive, poor service, inexpensive cuts of meat and lukewarm food - I will not be going back.

Had a really nice evening, service was great. Food was soo good especially recommend the tandoori prawns.

Really good food, good ambience and overall we really enjoyed it ! We will definitely be back !!

Imli Street was quite empty when we arrived at 7.15 pm on a Thursday, but during the evening it completely filled up and was packed. The food is really tasty - we shared a main meal platter of 4 different items - and added a veg curry, bread and rice. This was a perfect amount for 2 girls. Serious food envy whilst looking at what other tables where eating and I can't wait to go back and try more dishes. The staff where really friendly and the service was good. Would recommend......

My friend and I randomly walked in to this restaurant as the bar overlooked the street and had free seats (it was a Saturday night and the whole area was heaving with night-time revellers). We had 6 different cocktails between us and they were all lovingly concocted by a charming bartender. We ordered some spiced battered squid which were good but under-seasoned. The service was prompt, the cocktails were a tad pricy but delicious, and the atmosphere was good. All in all an enjoyable experience.

The food was nice but I found it to be extremely expensive. We had a shared starter two main courses and some rice and 4glasses of wine between the two of us- approx £50 each - so won't be rushing back even though I do like the food

We had booked the special offer but our waiter told us it was not available on a Sunday. I showed him on the restaurant website that it was. That was a disappointing start but everything was excellent after that. The offer of two courses and a drink was unbeatable, and the food was of a high standard.

Food and service were great but pricing for the platter was more than one would expect given that similar alternatives exist.

We enjoyed a lovely selection of dishes as a pre-theatre dinner

The lady who served us was so so nice and pleasant to our group. The food was so tasty and delicious, real Indian food not the so called food you get from Brick lane. The only negative feedback was concerning the deserts, I don't mind fusion and updates on classics but Indian deserts shouldn't be messed with. But otherwise we will all be back soon.

Amazing food + outstanding service!! Definitely worth a try!

Great group dinner, efficient service and lovely food. We had a mix up where we had paid a deposit and they forgot to deduct from the final bill however when I returned the next day they need an immediate refund without issue. Definitely recommended

Ik had samen met twee andere vriendinnen om 21.00 gereserveerd. Rond deze tijd was het redelijk druk. Het eten is echt overheerlijk. Het personeel is ook erg aardig maar er wordt wel echt onderscheid gemaakt tussen toeristen en locals. Wij moesten bijvoorbeeld betalen voor water terwijl de locals gratis flessen water op tafel kregen. De optional service charge hebben we maar voor de helft betaald en daar waren ze niet zo blij mee. Al met al, Imli street is een hip restaurant in Soho waar je heerlijk kan eten.

I ate here one night and found the atmosphere pretty good. The positives were that the waitress was nice and the food arrived quickly. The opportunities for improvement were food related. The salmon tikka was not so good and the chicken tikka was a bit over cooked. The cheese naan was overlooked as well. Overall, I had great company and a not so great meal. Would not go back to this one.

I had the papdi chaat and the lamb chops - both were great!

Mini Popadoms from the supermarkets and a very poor standard of curry almost tasted like it was out of a jar...... don't waste your money.

Went on a busy Friday evening for dinner and had a very disappointing experience: 1) Service was very inattentive and slow (although our waitress was polite and apologetic). 2) Food was on the whole good, but inconsistent (salmon was distinctly undercooked). 3) Cocktails were very poor. For the price (> £40/head) you could do much, much better in Soho. Don't waste your money here.

AMAZING Indian tapas style dishes - flavours and ingrediants so fresh and tasty - great for a group of friends and the cocktails are superb! Great value for money as well and very friendly staff!

First visit to Imli Street. being a huge fan of Tamarind Mayfair, was keen to visit this sister restaurant. Staff was attentive. Food was well prepared, and very tasty. No complaints on quality and presentation or service. Only to say that the vegetarian starters could have more choice. Overall very good food, and would certainly return. Thanks

Visitamos este restaurante para cenar hace una semana. Es un restaurante céntrico, amplio y moderno; y la posibilidad de degustar un menú de dos platos para cenar por 15 libras definitivamente hizo que nos decidiesemos. El personal es muy amable y la comida deliciosa. Nos sugirieron acompañarla de un coctel que estaba buenisimo. Ha sido una experiencia estupenda.

Had a lovely meal on a Saturday afternoon. A quiet period for them. Nice menu, friendly staff. Food was delicious and had a signature cocktail that complimented the food perfectly. Many thanks

Visited on a Friday Night and ordered the Vegetarian Set Menu for two. Small starters arrived quickly, but with no plates or cutlery, we were offered them but they never appeared. Almost an hour later, and after sending two people to look for it, our main arrived. It was nice, although not outstanding. We waited again a long time for desert, so got up to track down the the bill instead. It came to about £70 with just one drink each. Can't recommend it, too pricey to be that disappointing and slow.

Excellent Indian food, perhaps a little overpriced. Unfortunately a lovely evening was ruined when a waiter told us to leave as soon as we paid the bill (about 90 mins after arriving). There was an empty table opposite us, several empty tables downstairs & absolutely no queue. This was at 9pm. Just unnecessary.

We recently discovered Indian food and Imli street did not dissapointed us. It is a very nice restaurant. We chose its 2-course meal for dinner (what is a very good option for those not very experienced in Indian food) and it was outstanding. Highly recommended!

We liked the warm athmosphere and personal Service. The dishes were cooked deliciousely and served fast and in a very polite manner. We enjoyed the evening on this Monday very much and are recommending the Restaurant very much.

Although the service was good. The food was disappointing. Seemed as though the curries were pre cooked sauces with last minute additions of the meat. Definitely not authentic cooking.

This is my third time at Imli street and the food & service have been consistently good. We shared the chicken biryani, the smoke aubergine, and the paneer in tomato sauce, with a side of lentils. Everything was delicious!

Typical Indian street food restaurant. Not a fancy restaurant but the food more than makes up for it. Worth a visit

Great food, friendly staff, great value for money, a bit to loud music. Nice clean toilets. we will definitely come back :-)

Wasn't impressed. We were seated but the attendant forgot to give us a menu. After finally flagging a waiter, we received the menu and shortly ordered drinks, starters and mains. Surprisingly, the starts came pretty quickly and were actually quite tasty, but everything else went down hill from there. The mains came after a while, and tasted of nothing. Being Indian, and having attended a lot of Indian restaurants, I don't think I've had anything that tasted of nothing before! On top of that, the alcoholic cocktail we ordered at the beginning didn't arrive until we were eating mains, it wasn't even nice. The nail in the coffin was the total bill, for what we had I thought it was very pricey.

This place is great for some authentic Indian food in a vibrant, friendly and all-together inviting environment. Fully recommended! And it's not too pricey.

Second visit to this restaurant this year. Why??? It's amazing. Never had an Indian meal like it. Non of the greasy sauces most Indians serve up. Great food, cooked perfectly, can't wait to go back again

Going to London I wanted to try a good indian restaurants and Im nor disapointed! Food is fresh and delicious! Nam with cheese is extraordinary and first time I have eaten a 'mango nan' (not make taste-> I will stay with the cheese one).Service is really helpful and discreet! Totally recommended (take cheese nan)!

Visited with friends and quite enjoyed the food. I thought portions and price was decent. I absolutely loved the iced tea! I tried the jasmine kiwi iced tea and it was amazing. Highlight of my meal. Would love to come back to try the other iced teas!

One of the best indian cuisine I have tasted outside india. To start with - the Cocktail was well done and starter and main dishes were well cooked and the food retained the original flavor. I would say - the starters are exorbitantly priced. Definitely worth a visit if you are around in soho.

Great casual restaurant. Food was fast but beverages took ages to arrive. The food was tasty and very satisfying

Excellent variety that makes a get together with friends who like different types of food easy and fun too

There was a real lack of atmosphere here today , a big room with only a few customers , surprising when Soho was buzzy but I really feel they need to do more here to now excite. Its better to save up and go to big sister Tamarind which has a great set lunch menu and much more modern food. The samosas was terrible, soggy stodgy pastry and a bland mushy middle. The side dishes far too large unless you have a table of 4/6 to share. The roti dry and tasteless cardboard. The raita just yoghurt. The chef wasn't into spice today. And the salad the biggest bowl of chopped red onion I had ever seen. Yes I enjoyed my mango mojito and my partner the chicken biryani but I had expected more small plates of fun food as its supposed to be street , this is just blander than our local curry house for twice the price.

We were trying to find a spot to eat in Soho on a Saturday night (no reservation - bad idea) and took a couple of seats at the bar. Very nice bar staff - and cozy front area in general (the back is huge and has a downstairs as well). Great seats in front of the window for people watching! Good local beer as well as an Indian and Japanese choice - great house cocktails. My wife had the salmon medallions - cooked perfectly with great presentation. I had the macchi tikka chicken - great bargain (11 pounds) - large portion perfectly spiced. In general tasty food and very nice ambiance....we would return! Davide was friendly and pleasant at the bar - thank you for making our experience so comfortable!

It was quite a nice place but the service was very slow. It was also very irritating that Opentable asked me why I not attended whilst we were sat there. Imli St said that they didn't have a record of our booking...and then admitted they did!

We loved Imlie Street for its great service, modern Indian cuisine, and excellent wine. Would recommend everything but especially the Salmon from the Tandoor - delicious!!! Also the Chilean Chardonnay on the wine list was excellent. A great spot and will definitely be back!

I'm admittedly in a rut when I travel to London as I always love to eat chicken tikka masala & naan, and I must say Imli Street's is one of the best I've had in while. Very friendly staff. Good wine recommendation to go with my dish. I'll be back next time I'm in town.

Great food and great service and excellent value. Would compare it to Dishoom in terms of food quality but without the queuing as I was able to get a reservation on a Saturday night at short notice. Restaurant wasn't full at 08.30 on a Saturday which I was concerned about on arrival but the food, service and value mean it really should be full. Will definitely go again and would thoroughly recommend.

Potions are small, but the food is tasty and they have intresting cocktails.

Très bon moment et service très pro et nourriture excellente....et étonnement, pas trop de monde pour un resto aussi bon à cet emplacement...

The food here was good, but the staff were not that attentive, the portions were very small and over priced. It was nice to try out but would not go there again.

Trendy Indian which has a sort of half restaurant / half café feel to it. Very hip, the self-absorbed crowd is probably not here for the food -the portions are small but taste good and are well presented. It just didn't have enough spice or quantity to impress a real connoisseur of Indian cuisine. Turn up the heat boys and try something a little heavier than a poppadom

Food is great - decor/making it more cosy and intimate would be worthwhile and also better service (had to keep trying to attract waiters to take our order/get a drinks order from us/get tap wayer

Relaxed catch up with family to celebrate a birthday. An understated get together with tasty food. The curries and sides were great, we really liked the Goan sea bass and Kadhai Murgh. We ordered way too much but managed to finish it all. Staff were attentive.

Fancy Indian restaurant in Central London, a short walk from the Oxford Circus tube station. Food was fantastic. The highlight was the lamb chops, which goes quite well with their great collection of cocktails. Beer options were ok. Price was on the higher side. Worth one visit. The basement seating area is much less noisier that the ground level seating.

We (2 adults) popped in on a Monday evening; it was fairly empty. Service was quick and courteous. The food was delicious, authentic Indian food. The menu was varied and offered an alternative to curry house staples. However portions are small and it is therefore pricey. And count your change immediately if you pay by cash (quaint, I know!) - we didn't right away as we were chatting, and were short-changed. Either their maths is dodgy or they decided to try it on. Which left a sour taste in an otherwise good evening.

Great location at the heart of Soho. Contemporary decor, great atmosphere and friendly staff who make you feel like guests. Good portion sizes, a little pricy however worth it considering taste, presentation, location etc... Not very traditional Indian food, more gourmet but we weren't disappointed! Would visit again.

Went with a group and food was excellent. Service good too. Go for the lamb chops and kebabs. They do a mean mojito.

Went with two friends for a quick meal on a mid week evening night and place was still pretty busy (always a good sign). Food was great as was the service and the only reason it did not get 5/5 is that the menu is fairly limited. Very good though

A bit over priced, but food and drinks were amazing . Worth the money , will definitely recommend

One of the worst Indian meals I have ever had. I wonder how they got a Michelin star or are they using that stars given to Tamarind to promote this ? You can get better food in usual Indian (Bangladeshi) restaurants.

From the starters to the deserts, this place has got it all. Delicious combinations of spices and sauces, succulent meats, just the right amount of "hot" with interesting mix of herbs and spices. I had the Lamb Shank would definitely recommend this. Naans were great, chicken dishes amazing.

Nous avons pris du Chicken Tikka Masala qui était très bon. Le personnel est serviable et sympathique. Et le cadre est très joli !

Everything was perfect, delicious food, good service and affordable price. One little thing though, I was asked during booking if there were a special occasion, I wrote birthday, but there was no sign response from the restaurant.

I am a little critical with this one. Was here for lunch in this really stylish restaurant and used their 2-course set menu deal. Not many people were in this huge venue for lunch - I counted 7. The quality of the food was was good, the service nice - but I expected better flavored and finished food, so my overall rating is average.