Indian Diner in City of London, Westminster - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

So happy that Indian Diner is open again and it did nor disappoint! It looks like it’s been freshened up during the lockdown. A firm family favourite.

Yes. not the friendliest but food is good.It is a hard life running a restaurant especially now.As long as not downright rude what the hell does it matter ? How much do waiters get paid for goodness sake!!!Entitled people around not understanding the people serving them. .Got there before the last lockdown.If no good for families, then too bad.There are enough places for them and the world should not revolve around their needs ALL THE TIME. ate a good dinner on a business trip.felt fine as solo woman.relaxing and dark and very nice wine.

Vinimos aquí para una comida familiar. La comida era buena pero el servicio fue muy lento. Estuvimos sentados mucho tiempo antes de que recibieran nuestro pedido, ya que el propietario estaba trabajando esa noche e insistió en que solo podía recibir pedidos de todo el restaurante. No tenían sillas altas para nuestro bebé, así que pasamos toda la comida sosteniendo a nuestro hijo de 1 año, lo cual no fue fácil. Tuvimos un buggy con nosotros, pero el restaurante en sí es muy pequeño, por lo que ni siquiera pudimos usarlo para ella, ya que tuvieron que llevárselo.

Buen servicio y entrantes, pero un plato principal no como se esperaba: el sabor de Tandoori Masala era diferente a cualquier otra masala que haya probado antes, no desagradable, pero no como se esperaba. El Peshwari Nan solicitado también llegó como un simple Nan. Un poco decepcionante, pero hizo el trabajo.

Found this one with my friends .... was looking for a curry and ventured here. Small but really nice ....nice welcome , beers and curry. Would definitely return.

I’ve been making occasional visits to this restaurant for many years and can understand the other comments regarding the staff being somewhat cold (though always professional and never rude) but I visit because of the quality of the food. However, I visited last week with a friend and I think someone has sorted out the service issues because the usual excellent food was served by very friendly waiters (same staff as before). Consequently, we had a fantastic evening and I’m looking forward to returning.

I sang at Indian Diner the other night and had a fabulous night..The atmosphere was brilliant and they fed me too and it was beautiful..Can't wait till they book me again.. so I can taste it again.. One of the best I have played at

We had dinner here tonight it wasn’t too bad. I had Butter Chicken, different flavour every time I have it. All in all a pleasant meal. Nice touch prior to leaving, I was given a red rose and to finish up after dinner mint which was a nice touch!

Visited quite late (10.30pm) on a Wednesday with work colleagues. Lovely food, attentive staff and prices very reasonable. I had butter chicken and rice which was really tasty and was less than £13 which I thought for London was very good. The rose for the ladies at the end of the meal was a nice touch too.

We got a range of dishes to share and thought they were all delicious. The food for us was a five-star experience. The less than great aspect was the service. We arrived early in the dinner hours and found that the restaurant had only one customer. We were seated quickly and ignored often. I generally like to be left alone, but this was another level. The three waiters had two tables to serve, and they spent most of the time staring disinterestedly out of the window. A bit more engagement would have improved the experience.

Unpretentious restaurant near Victoria and Westminster. Just your fairly typical Indian restaurant with the usual menus options. Food was really good (we had a Balti and a tikka masala). Considering its in central London the price was very reasonable.

If you don't know much about Indian food this might be a place to try. They were helpful and the service good. Also do take out meals.

Finding good vegetarian food when traveling abroad is a big issue. We arrived at the restaurant very close to their closong time and yet the staff was so gracious. The food was awesome.

Arrived as a group of 6 without booking on a Thursday evening. We were able to get a table immediately and were quickly offered drinks and poppadoms. We may have been a little rowdy, but the staff professional and polite. Ordered mixed starters and prawn puree both were great. Everyone ordered something different tor mains, one order was bought wrong korma appeared instead of korai, which they offered to swap. I can't speak for everyone but my lamb bhuna was excellent as was my partners naga chicken. A couple of rounds of drinks, some rice, bread and vegetable sides to share, with a bill of £30pp seemed very fair. I personally would be happy to return.

Nothing was bad and they’re always busy. The tables are close together and the service is a bit clumsy but not bad. The food was ok but not great and service was a bit rushed. The special biryani was tiny, the side dishes ok and meat quality ok but the sauces were a bit disappointing. Didn’t seem like much love went into anything. Quite expensive for what you get and 5/10 at best for us three.

Rien de spécial dans ce restaurant. C’est bien mais sans charme. C’est bon marché vu le quartier. Pour dîner rapidement c’est parfait. Pour un moment spécial ce n’est pas le bon endroit

My boyfriend and I were very pleased with the atmosphere, service and food. We ordered the aloo chat, tandoori chicken, dal, garlic naan and chicken korai. All of the food was very tasty, flavorful and fresh.

Visited the Indian diner many times over the years (even under its previous names). Was always a very nice Indian restaurant, solidly good food with the little touch of a Rose for women diners. While the Rose is still offered the actual decor, ambience and food are not up to standard. Won’t be going back as lots of better options in and around the area.

Solía comer aquí hace años y la comida era increíble. Siempre esperaba una "solución de curry" aquí mientras trabajaba en la ciudad. 7 años después, en una visita pasajera, pensamos que nos daríamos el gusto de cenar aquí nuevamente. Obviamente los precios han aumentado, pero siguen siendo la misma decoración, muebles y aspecto deteriorado.

Debería haberme advertido por el hecho de que mi mesa era la única que estaba sentada todo el tiempo que estuvimos allí un domingo al mediodía; nadie más llegó a lo largo de la hora, o eso pasamos allí.

Really good food, service was fine. We are a curry club so are quite picky. This place was unpretentious and the food was well cooked. Friendly staff. Recommended!

Ok food , but terribel service To many waiters not knowing what the others are doing. Forgetting orders. Bills not Correct

We shared a vegetable Thali between two, with aubergine and chickpeas on the side. All the Thali plates were delicious, but the aubergine really sparkled - almost caramelised, perfect chunks. The service was very friendly and the food came quickly. I would definitely return.

The best curry I have had in a very long time, home cooked , fresh produce, not swimming in ghee, recommend it whole heartedly. Very good.

Just go! Family owned, small Indian restaurant. If you want a table get in there by 5:30PM. It will fill up. Very reasonable prices and full bar. Our favorite Indian restaurant dinner for the entire vacation.

We stopped here on a Sunday afternoon looking for lunch. We arrived about an hour before closing, and the staff seemed very anxious for us to order and get out in time. The staff was able to answer my questions regarding allergies and point us to items that would be safe. The food was tasty- best Saag Paneer I've ever had.

Der Inder ist unscheinbar aber sehr gut! Das Essen hat geschmeckt und war äußerst gut! Mit Getränken haben wir 50 Pfund gezahlt. Die Schärfe der Essen darf man nicht unterschätzen. Das Lokal war klein aber eigentlich auch romantisch. Auf jeden Fall zu empfehlen.

The food here is delicious. We ate in the restaurant one night and got take-out another during our trip, as our hotel was right around the corner, and we craved the exact same dishes! The service was quick and friendly on both occasions.

Wir waren auf dem Weg ins Hotel gegen 22 Uhr auf der Suche nach einem Restaurant, bei dem die Küche noch nicht geschlossen war und sind hier fündig geworden. Das vegetarische Thali und das Butter Chicken mit Zitronenreis haben sehr gut geschmeckt. Da gibts nichts zum Aussetzen, auch der Hauswein war ganz gut. Preise waren ok. Ca 50 £ für 2 Personen inkl. Wein und Wasser.

My wife and I visited London to attend a concert and stayed at her brothers flat in Westminster. Arriving late and hungry had a quick drink in a pub and headed to for a takeaway. Having spent a month in India in January we have gone off British Indian food. However this place is a breath of fresh air. Very aromatic, deliciously spiced and individually fresh tasting dishes; we had chicken with garlic (47) , chicken Rogan Josh, egg and potato and spinach side dishes, garlic naan and rice. Totally delicious and well priced. Friendly Bangladeshi staff. 3.5 rating is unjustified. Highly recommended.

Estábamos buscando un lugar agradable y tranquilo para una comida india. No quieres lujos, buena. Realmente nos gustó aquí. El servicio era estupendo, y la comida fue servida rápidamente, era fresca y muy buena. Llegamos bastante tarde, pero no había esfuerzo para hacernos salir antes de que estábamos listos. En general, una buena experiencia.

Por favor, no hagas caso a las críticas negativas, la calidad y la cantidad de comida sabrosa cocina india en este peculiar restaurante es muy buena y no cubierto de aceite y gustos muy fresca y natural! Tenemos un vecino que ha estado usando este sitio para siempre y como se convierte recientes, ahora sabemos por qué!

Fantastic Indian restaurant with very reasonable prices. It is a bit rough round the edges and the bathrooms could do with a make over but the food is always superb and the staff friendly.

Was very happy with this restaurant. The waiters were very courteous and polite. The food came out without long waits. Plenty of choice on the menu and tasty food. Would definitely visit again

Ad hoc - comida era muy bueno - test determinará como siempre fue la cebolla, que era casi de arranque bhaji 100% - un poco cruda. Principal era buena pero, me complace haber pedido por un lado Muttar Panneer (guisantes cursi! ) que tenía coco y crema para equilibrar el calor. Bueno, Cerveza Nan cobra bien. Vecinos gritó (exagero un poco de conversación muy alto) en todo lo que hizo que fuera difícil para nosotros para hablar el uno con el otro.

Not worth it. Small portions, very expensive, the only nice thing is the warm towel at the end of your meal.

Small restaurant in Rochester street. Good service. Food is a little fat and mis some Indian taste. Small tables.

Dont know if the waiter was having a bad day but he had a face like a rear end and was rude for the duration of the meal. Not sure why he had attitude as we were nothing but polite for the duration of the meal. It irked me that much that i came here to write a review especially. Wish i had checked the reviews before heading there as its one of the poorest rating restaurants ive ever come across.

Realmente quería una buena comida india. Nos recomendaron este en nuestro hotel, y después de un largo día de turismo, era perfecto. Nos dieron una gran variedad de platos y cada uno estaba bien preparado y decente, el tamaño de la porción. Platos de cordero eran particularmente sabroso. Con dos cervezas y una copa de vino era todavía cuenta de menos de $100 USD. Nos alegramos de que visitamos y satisfechos.

Dependable, local curry house - not many around these days. Classic choices. No frills or fuss but regularly busy and quick.

The food was tasteless, the staff were so grumpy. I found a little plastic string in the food which was a put-off, luckily I realised before I swallowed it. Definitely not worth going here. Don't bother going in.

Servicio excelente. Comida sabrosa no especialmente. Tenía una keema pan con mi pollo Korma. Me pequeño pedazo de cordero picada llena el naan, no me impresionó.

He estado un par de veces desde mi última revisión, pero han esperado a que el comentario más crítica ya que no ha sido siempre muy positiva. Éramos un grupo de 4 llegamos justo después de abrir, así que nos dieron una mesa fácilmente - el restaurante llenó rápidamente después y el negocio es obviamente próspera para llevar. Teníamos la comida para 4 - 60 libras total y una cerveza cada uno. Tengo que decir que fue una gran elección, poppadum comienza con el chutneys, seguido por la cebolla y los pinchos en bajis ensalada fresca. Luego tuvimos 4 principales campos, además de arroz junto con pollo tandoori y ensalada. En resumen, fue un valor excepcional y de gran calidad. El personal era muy eficiente, aunque un poco tímido, pero bueno, esto es mejor que el enfoque paternalista que hay en algunos lugares.

Stayed in hotel opposite, so convenience is the best I can say.

Staying in the area I popped in here for a quick meal. Going in was like stepping back in time, all Indian restaurants used to be like this. The place is clean but a little down at heel with the tables crowded against each other.

Really bad food, eaten in India and West

We three friends decided to go out for dinner before Christmas evening mass. This restaurant was the only one open in the area. The menu was fairly expensive to start off with but we were quite horrified when we were charged for the chutney and other sauces that came with the poppadoms! The server did not indicate that the sauces were extra, he just put them down in front of us. This after choosing from a fairly expensive and disappointing menu as well. The service wasn’t great either and the food was bland. The extra costs didn’t sit well with us. When we queried why we weren’t told about the charges (£2,30 for chutney) the proprietor pointed to the menu and said, “it’s in there”. Not good enough really!

I was looking forward to eating here having visited a few years previously. I was very disappointed in the food, the curry was very spicy, I ordered lemon rice, but the lemon was overpowering and the rice had chunks of sliced up lemon in it far to strong and I spent a lot time picking out the chunks of lemon. I would probably avoid this place in the future as the food was below average, service was okay though.

We stopped in for lunch on a Monday around 12.30. The place was empty. The waiter, older bald guy was very abrasive. The food was very uninspired. Too little salt and too much oil. Another couple walked in and he rudely told them he was too busy and they left.

Me pasó por aquí como realmente me apetecía un buen curry.

Era bastante tarde para cenar en Londres (+/- 22,30h) y nos apetecía comer algo distinto.

Entramos sin reserva después de un formulario de recomendación compañeros viajeros. La comida era buena y muy sabroso, aunque el spice y calor probablemente ha sido atenuado para satisfacer el REINO UNIDO y paleta de turista. A pesar de eso, la comida era deliciosa y no dejar mucho de nuestros platos. Una mención especial a Azad, que fue nuestro anfitrión para la noche; más profesional, servicial, inciteful y una ventaja para el restaurante.

Nothing fancy or memorable. Given the vast number of Indian restaurants here, there are better ones. If you're walking by and need a fix, this would work. But I wouldn't go out of way to come here.

I love Indian food, and while staying in London near this restaurant I thought I'd give it a try, as I eat a lot of curry, so thought it'd be nice to try a different restaurant.I ordered a tikka starter & a vidaloo main course.The tikka was exactly how a tikka should be with a clever "lemon squeezer" to add some 'zest'. Nice salad with it too.Then the main course.My taste buds have been destroyed for years, but I could taste the lamb and the sauce had a nice texture to it. It made me sweat, which is a good thing.The portions were great - far more than my local restaurant, which is nice.The staff were very helpful and ettentive.Everything tasted nice, the service was great and the price was very reasonable for the amount that I received.It is not a huge restaurant, and I arrived there around 9.30pm, so it wasn't incredibly busy, but it was a nice change from my local.If you like curry (and are obviously nearby in London) give them a try!

I was staying at Wellington and it was convenient to walk over for Indian food. Although I cannot expect real Indian flavours in London, this restaurant kind of disappointed a bit. Gravies are a bit oily and Allo chat had little chat in it - looked more like aloo sabji. Still an average option but handy if you are lazy to walk further.

As a girl from Birmingham where we know real curry I am delighted to find this place! Brilliant- we are regulars! The service old timers care and great curry (love the korai)

Was in the mood for Indian food, but didn't want to go through the fuss of a reservation, etc, so stumbled on this place via TripAdvisor. Place wasn't full, so got seated right away. The service was very good, as was the food. Definitely recommend this place if you want to get in, get out and have decent food.

A traditional indian restaurant with good food.Decor a bit lacking - it's not a place you'd want to take a date, but perfectly fine for a takeaway or a couple of friends.Quality of food is good - and that's what's important.Prices a bit steep - but it's central london, so £20 for a main meal is to be expected.

Piatti espressi, porzioni abbondanti. Fin troppo abbondanti. Scelta ricca e disponibilita' del personale alle spiegazioni. Il menù e' organizzato in base al grado di intensita' delle pietanze. A fine cena, omaggio di una rosa rossa....

Je vous conseille ce petit restaurant au personnel accueillant. Pour les plats, les moins épicés sont relativement costauds (j'ai l'habitude de manger ce type de gastronomie). Rapport qualité/prix excellent.

I looked this place up while working in the area. There are absolutely no surprises with this restaurant, it does exactly what it promises on the sign and does it very well. At 9.30pm the place still had a steady flow of customers, a number of whom were obviously regular. I enjoyed chicken tikka dansak with rice, saag dhal and a chapati. It was all perfectly well cooked and there was plenty of it - good news as I was starving! I will be back.

I tried to order delivery but unfortunately they don't have delivery service so I decided to stop in - it's across the street from the hotel I was staying in and I m glad that I did. The food was great, the service excellent and the price was inexpensive. They staff gave me a beautiful long stem rose at the end of my dinner.

Visited as a party of four on a Friday evening. Restaurant was quiet. Service was efficient. All meals were pleasant but slightly on the pricey side we felt for the venue.

Staying in a hotel close by this restaurant was a natural choice for a late evening dinner. Luckily so.The service is friendly and rapid. The menu offers an extensive choice and food was of very good quality at an affordable price level.Would definitely return.

I had a mixed tandoori with masala which was just ok. I have had better food and certainly better service in many other places.

This review is not about food but the attitude of the staff. I visited London on a Christmas trip with a great hope to have a good Indian food. However, the experience was terrible. I went there on the Christmas evening. One of the staff members asked us to check the price before giving the order. When I asked what he meant by saying so; he said that Christmas prices are different and they were charging 15% extra on the listed prices. I asked why they are doing so; then another staff member gave an explanation that the listed price is for a side dish but the main portion will cost more. They had no further explanation on why the main dish price is not listed in the menu. It was a shameless argument just to cover up there cheating tactics. I am pretty confident that restaurant is not an Indian restaurant; just run in the name of India. I would not recommend it to fellow beings there in London or a foreign traveler. Cheating in the name of an Indian restaurant. I left from there without eating anything wondering how they must be cheating to locals without their knowledge.

Muy buen restaurante indio tradicional, muy tranquilo y de rica comida con camareros muy respetuosos. 5 stars :)

This is how I think an Indian restaurant should look like. Not modern but very good. Had the Peri Peri chicken which was excellent. Service as old school as the decor, but makes for a more authentic experience. Not what I would expect to find given the pretty central location.

Have eaten twice there. Both times the food was excellent. And they have a good wine list from £16 to £30 per bottle. I recommend the Rioja for £20 -- terrific. They have a million choices on the menu. They bring you crisp bread and a variety of pickles to start. Wonderful. Today i had the meat platter -- wow -- excellent lamb, chicken, beef, etc. Delicious curry. The rice pilaf was perfect. My colleague had the prawns -- big and juicy. All good. I really recommend this place as unpretentious Indian food of quality.

my hotel was just around the corner, strolling around for some warm food and at first i really hesitated to enter this place.Well, I am happy that there were no other place to choose of otherwise i might not have entered this place. Said this, my hunger was limited and what i have seen on the table of the others guests the portions were huge...so, i decided not go for the full monty and order "only" a lamb biryani...again i am speechless, because there is no word to describe this dish, i thought i had my best Biryani in Sri Lanka cooked by an old Indian Lady. Indian Diner showed me otherwise...there are still better Biryani's on this earth and one of them is at 54 Rochester Row.

My wife and I were out for a walk and decided to take the advise of some folks we ran into at a local pub. The restaurant is simple and the food is fantastic. The walk wasn't a short one but it was worth it.

I regularly visit the Indian Diner for a take away meal. The staff are friendly and helpful and the food is very good. I would recommend the coconut rice and Peshawari naan, they are delicious. The butter chicken is creamy and tender. Good local Indian take away, would recommend it.

Bof voilà quoi. Un restaurant indien ni plus ni moins.Le service est très correct c'est sûr.Par contre on est à l'étroit : difficile de s'installer sans renverser le verre des voisins.Énormément de choix ce qui laisse entendre que le micro-ondes doit tourner plein pot.Niveau prix, j'ai trouvé que ça fait cher le kilo de riz. M'enfin c'est Londres quoi.

My first time to this restaurant .nice clean .relaxing .had the mild curry beef fresh veg and served a nice red wine which was very pleasing to my platte .feld no need to rush our meal felt very at home .just of the side street this a nice place to eat with just your other half or friends family. Any occasion .will come again .thank you .

When we arrived, the barman was having a hissyfit with the manager and the chefs upstairs were having an argument sounding like WW3 was about to erupt. I had to ask the manager to shut them up or I would take my 4 guests away elsewhere.Nevertheless, the food was excellent, reinforced by the arrival of a contingent of indian customers which is always a good sign.The standard of waitering though was terrible, clearly no training has been given.Could be so much better!

I came here a second time with work colleagues and thought it would be better than my last visit. I was wrong the curry was over cooked and dry. I doubt I would come back again. It is a tourist trap so no doubt they are never short of custom.

Second time I come here while visiting London and delicious food, quite the usual British mix of Indian delicacies but that is precisely what I crave for; puppadums with chutneys and a great CTM with garlic naan etc. That's my choice but lots of other dishes to explore. It's small but friendly and a great place to relax and enjoy a curry.

I don't quite remember the name of some of the dishes we ordered but the saag paneer was great, naan was alright, and everything else was excellent! The interior is very cramped with people constantly trying to squeeze past us but service was good. I was pleasantly surprised when we were given chocolates and roses after our meal! (Automatic bonus points)

Interior is a bit dated, but it is airconditioned. Which for us was a bonus with the warmth. The staff were obliging, though a bit offhand. Food was tasty, not over priced. Rice was dry but the papadums were terrific. Beer cold and wine warm!!! Why is that?

The food here tastes amazing, the portion sizes too are very generous.The inside isn't the best, its quite cramped when it gets busy and the tables are really close together!The service wasn't the best, service was quite slow, and when asking for top ups of things it seemed a bit much for them to do.I ordered a diet coke, which they poured from an almost empty already opened bottle, just by looking at it I knew that it had no gas in it, but tasted it anyway. It was indeed flat and the waiter tried to disagree with me for a while. If I need a new drink, I should have got one.All in all, would come back here again as we really enjoyed the food, but hope to be served by a better waiter next time.

Visited at 7pm on Tuesday. Restaurant empty when we arrived but we were seated at the narrowest point in the restaurant and continually bashed by waiters as they passed and at one point was even asked to move my chair so they could get the trolley past!Our waiter was miserable throughout. Main course arrived whilst we were still eating the papadums! Good olde trusty microwave.Needless to say, we didn’t leave a tip and decided instead to spend a couple of minutes on Trip Advisor.

The restaurant pretends to be indian however it serves completely non tasty and non spicy food. When ordering we asked for spicy and typical indian taste but the personal ignored our request completely. Literally it was the worst experience among hundreds of indian restaurants we have visited. The service was very mechanical and not client oriented. A family from another table complained about the taste and received no sorry in return. Many guest left the place very disappointedly and so did we.

This place has always been my last resort curry house in SW1 Victoria area, anyway went here last week and was not impressed at all.For starters we spent over £50 on a take away for the family and when I asked how many free popadoms I get withy that they looked at me like I was mad and was like if you want some you have to pay for them, I have never in my life been to a curry house that don't chuck some in free along with some mint sauce or mango chutney when placing a larger order say £30-40+...Got food home and all the curries had these big chunky green peppers in them which just killed the taste of the curry, we had a korma and a chick tik masala with the big chopped up green peppers which trust me don't belong in them sort of curries.Anyway I cant belive how people rate this place as being good, maybe they think it's good as most people who come in are drunk so anything tastes good to them, but as an indian restaurant the food is average at best, and there are much better places close by...Places like Millbank spice and Pimlico tandoori are much much better all round than this place.

This was the best Indian food I have had in a long time. The Chicken Tikki Marsla is amazing. The restaurant is small but very busy. The ladies also get a flower and chocolate at the end of your meal. It's a classy touch.

We were very pleased with the food and the portion sizes. Service was great and I would highly recommend for anyone looking for non-pub food. Also liked the rose for my wife at the end....nice touch!

We ordered the garlic chili with chicken and butter chicken, the garlic chili was well seasoned and tasty. Dont eat the green chilis if you dont want to get burned! The butter chicken had a mild and good taste, a tad sweet for my taste buds though.

We were staying in this neighborhood for a few days, and got take away from Indian Diner twice - it was delicious. We had the tikka masala, veggie rice, basmati rice, and roti. Everything was excellent- the chicken was especially moist. For the price, I would have expected a little more chicken, but it was so good that we just ordered more the next night!! Definitely better than what we get in NY City.

We came here for a team dinner, with ex-colleagues. It wasn't that busy when we arrived, but we still had to wait some time for our drinks orders - painfully slow. The ordering of the food took even longer, despite us being fairly organised about what we wanted. The poppadoms and pickles came quickly enough, but again, we had to wait some time for the starters and given that not everyone was having them, it meant that those of us just having a main had to wait even longer. It was ages until we got our mains and to be honest, they weren't worth waiting for. Mine seemed to be of the better ones as I opted for the vegetarian thali, but the consistency of the sauces seemed too thin and the rice was greasy.The portions were acceptable, but having a lot of bland food isn't any more enjoyable than having a small amount of good food. So, it's fine for a night out, but i wouldn't go for anything really special.

My hubby and I mentioned to some locals that we met at a pub (yes, drinking beer) that we were interested in Indian food. They recommended the Indian Diner.They were so right! The food was excellent, the price was reasonable (for London, that's a treat), and the service was great.Local people always have the best advice. Enough said!

Söimme tässä ravintolassa tulopäivän iltana koska se oli lähinnä hotelliamme emmekä jaksaneet kävellä pidemmälle. Keskitasoa huonompi ruoka, ja silti yhtä kallis kuin paikat joissa saimme parempaa ruokaa. Kannattaa kävellä Pimlicon keskustaan niin sieltä löytyy parempia vaihtoehtoja.

Sat down in a partially full restaurant as thought we would give the benefit of the doubt. Food looked good that was coming out and the takeaway food trade looked reasonable.We sat down and a drinks order was taken, bottle of water and a cobra arrived. The cobra tasted off, so I asked if it would be perhaps possible to have a bottle instead. To which the waiter angrily retorted that nobody else had complained (although we couldn't see anyone else with one). He exclaimed that we must pay for the off cobra. We paid for a bottle of water and stale cobra and left (£8.95), which was a shame as I would have liked to have given the food a go, but with 15 years in hospitality I will not accept very rude staff like this.I'd give it a wide berth unless staffing attitude changes.

Can't complain about anything in particular but that said there was nothing positive I could say. For the quantity you get the quality should be better. I might be spoiled by all the Indian Restraunts and take aways Oi use outside London. I previously reviewed and gave too generous a score.

Needed a late night snack and this place had smelled great earlier in the day when I walked by. Order the King Prawn Pruni and it was very very good. Low frills, but this is a diner right? Would definitely go for a full meal if I'm in London again

On stepping into the restaurant I found it quite smokey. This usually means lots of tandoori, an authentic clay oven or that the kitchen is on fire. It transpired that there was a clay oven. Based on the taste of the food I subsequently ate I wish it had been the latter. I usually judge a restaurant by the prawn puri (poor with a distinct absence of prawns) and the nan (keema was awful). The main was terrible. So bland and chewy - beware the lamb Balti. On the upside the pint of cobra was refreshing and the after eight mint welcome Payment turned out to be a little bit of a farce too with the card machine running out of paper.

Had a wonderful meal at this restaurant a few weeks ago. We were a party of 16 and we were seated together in the alcove at the back of the restaurant.. The waiters were attentive and service was quick. The food good. Portion size good and the price reasonable. The only downside to this restaurant was th toilet facilities. They were clean but small. .

The service is good, it's fairly quick. There's an ok wine and beer selection, nothing of note. Food was ok, tandoori dish was a little tough, not a great salad side. Been back once but there are better in the area - Pimlico Tandoori for one.

простой ужин на двоих. 50 фунтов. Пиво и рис достойны) Индийская кухня, кстати, в Лондоне сейчас в моде

The food was OK but a little slow, hopefully because it was being freshly prepared. I ordered the mixed grill and for the price was a little disappointed with the quantity and the salad that came with it was basically just lettuce and cucumber. No dressing, nothing to note so again disappointing, my local take away is better. The starter was nice (chicken chat) but again nothing to note.

Despite not that appealing outside (it's a little restaurant in a quiet street with a rather old school decor), our meal turned out great. My chicken pasanda was delicious and my boyfriend's chicken jalfrezi also just right and flavourful. We also had garlic naan and pilau rice, and these were good too. Service was prompt and pleasant enough, oerall good value.

I've been to this restaurant on a number of occasions. It's usually quite busy which says a lot. The food is basic and good. It's not high end but it is a great place to go with friends for some simple tasty food. You won't pay over the odds either. It is a flashback to the 1970's - the decor hasn't changed since then (probably?) and it's the same good old staple dishes served. The only little issue I will alert you to is the beer pricing. A pint of Cobra is £4.95 but they charge £3.50 for a half pint..!!?? I can't work that one out.