Kwality in Kensington and Chelsea

Accueil désagréable, restaurant pas propre et bouffe moyenne. En clair allez-y si vous n'avez pas d'autre option !

I visited here for a quick evening meal with a colleague ahead of a lecture nearby. Service was quick bu unenthusiastic and the food quite acceptable while being unremarkable. The place lacked atmosphere but this may have been due to the time of day

We had a selection of items from the afternoon menu and the portions and flavours were perfect! The staff are friendly and the price was very cost effective! Thanks for the experience ! :)

Regularmente visitamos este restaurante cuando estamos en Londres y nunca me ha decepcionado. La comida es sabrosa, recién cocinados y servidos con rapidez y eficacia. Cada plato tiene su propio sabor, no como algunos restaurantes indios donde todo es similar a la siguiente. Altamente recomendado. El servicio es muy agradable.

Vine aquí porque mi primera opción estaba lleno. restaurante Me dio una cálida bienvenida y el servicio era agradable y rápido durante toda la comida, sin ser agresivos.

Non abbiamo mangiato male in questo anonimo ristorante di cucina indiana (sono bengalesi ma la cucina è indiana) di fianco la metro South Kensington. Alcuni piatti erano, anzi, buoni. Ma nel complesso, appena usciti, non rimane nulla nella mente o nel cuore. Arredi anonimi, cameriere sbrigativo, porzioni non abbondanti, sapori nella media. Conto buono se si prende il menù

Was approached at entrance in a friendly manner, although yhe restauarant was busy at this time about 7pm in the evening. We was still attended to snd felt welcome. Their poppadoms was the best its must ! They catered for hot spicey dishes and mild dishes. The butter chicken was the perfect consistency. The king prawns was a generous amount too, perfect for a meeting after work. Definetly will visit again when im in the area.

El restaurante tiene un problema bastante gordo, y es que apenas hay clientes casi nunca, cuando el resto de los locales de la zona están a reventar de gente.

I really liked all the dishes. Also if you you aren't a fan of spicy food, you can pick the right dishes :-) Also for Veggies!

Wanted a late night drink (and some food) after a party. Staff kindly kept the restaurant open for us, but the food was average and a bit pricey.

We are enticed off the street by the misleading and alluring set menu offer: 1 starter, 1 main, I veg side, rice and naan. However, once you are seated by the strangely sinister staff, the menu alerts you that the set menu is indeed VERY SET. You have no choice of dish, unlike the billboard claims. I still ordered it, as the other items were a little on the pricey for what Kwality is (or isn't). A small thing to pick on - but quite important - is the horrible, almost plastic-y chinaware. When our food was unceremoniously plonked on our table, I was in shock. The 'main' was in a bowl the size of a tuna can, and so was the veg curry. The meat was almost certainly microwaved, the samosa came in a swamp of tinned salad, and even the poor old Pilau was not really well cooked. Even the tap water tasted vaguely of microwave radiation. To be fair, the naan was very nice, although I wish the menu specified that it was HALF a naan, not a whole one. We left Kwality unfilled, unhappy and with that wonderful and quintessentially Gourmet aftertaste of frying oil and bitty Turmeric. Its not quality, its Kwality. Just go to the Thai place next door.

The set lunch menu seems like good value but you are given no choice despite it claiming you get a starter, main and rice where as in reality they give you a preselected starter and main that they have put on the menu but not on the sign outside. The curry was so small for the price, barely a starter on its own. Oily food of awful quality that tasted as though it had been microwaved. The service was atrocious and the staff are rude and the food takes hours to come. This restaurant is in no way 'kwality'.

Mi ricordava un come essere in India. Il pollo al curry buono, il tikki masala un po' troppo dolce. I piatti serviti senza riso, l'ambiente pullito e di gusto delicato. Eravamo vicini lo abbiamo conosciuto per caso.

On the way back to South Kensington Station we came across this restaurant. We were so pleasantly surprised about the welcome and hospitality we received and the quality of the food. Really delicious. What I most liked was the absence of surplus oil; food had a healthy appearance and taste. Portion-size just right. Although we felt indulged, we did not feel guilty afterwards.

Un gran lugar para salir por la noche, buena cachimbas. La comida era pequeñas raciones, curry ligeramente soso. Se puede hacer con un poco de mejora en la parte de cocina. 5 / 10

Este lugar estaba muy lleno por un martes por la noche, pero el personal de mesa. Compañero y yo tenía cebolla bhajees para empezar (aunque eran servidos con el plato principal, lo cual causó cierta confusión). Yo tenía un cordero Rogan Josh, que era muy agradable, aunque algunas piezas del cordero estaban un poco duras lateral. Pareja de cordero que rezala realmente disfrutamos de, a pesar de error de comer un completo chili! Ambos se sirven con arroz pilau. Nosotros tomamos una cerveza cobra. En general una comida muy sabrosa India por un precio razonable en una parte cara de Londres; definitivamente volveré de nuevo en mi próximo viaje a Londres.

The food was amazing the staff is very polite and the resturant was very clean you must pay a visit I really recommended I will come back with my family thank you guys making a wonderful evening

I called in on the way back from the V&A, attracted by the large sign outside advertising the Afternoon Set Lunch for £9.95. I fancied a change from the usual sandwich shop and thought I'd give it a try.Well, the sign is extremely misleading! Trading Standards should be on to them!!! The 'starter', 'main course' and 'pilau rice' are tiny 1/3 size portions served in little dishes on a big plate, while the 'naan' is only half a naan. They bear no resemblance whatsoever, at all, to the food illustrated.And there's a compulsory 10 per cent service charge, so the price is totally misleading too!Having said that, the food itself was very nice: the naan was delicious, the rice was nice and fluffy and the chicken rogan josh was full of intense flavour.So, if you don't mind being made to feel like an exploited tourist, it's actually not too bad for £10.90. The room is warm and the service is not too bad if you can succeed in engaging the staff in conversation.For a light bite it's quite recommendable. Why pay £20 or more for a big meal you don't really need if it's just the curry hit you're after? You won't feel bloated afterwards.I might return. But the competition (Khan's of Kensington, Moti Mahal) is very good, so make sure you check them out too.

Väldigt otrevlig serveringspersonal som totalt ignorerade oss när vi väl hade beställt vår mat. Maten var smaklös, små portioner och kunde lika gärna kommit från en burk färdig curry sås. undvik om du inte måste gå hit, det finns flera andra trevligare restauranger vägg i vägg!

Went there today, even though the food was okay, I only can rate one star, because we were screwed over with the bill. They overcharged us with 13 Pounds. Also the waiter was unfriendly and unmotivated, we didn't feel very welcome and the restaurant was completely empty beside us. Now we know why.

Visited on a Friday night with a friend. We shared a Prawn Jalfrezi and Saag Aloo - both tasty. Friendly service and reasonably priced. Got a different beer than I'd asked for, but wasn't too bothered. Wasn't very busy, so not very much atmosphere.

Was talking a friend back to South K. tube and found this Indian restaurant. Had good menu and selection and the wait staff was friendly.

Naar binnen voor een lunch maar niet direct een gastvriendelijk ontvangst. De wijn wordt niet koud geserveerd en de glazen met water op tafel gezet. Het eten was ook niet optimaal en het afrekenen gebeurde met de rug naar ons toe.. geen aanrader.

All the shisha served with the pineapple head for £35 only.Special offer Shisha and bottle of prosecco £50

We chose a Thali, a Dal and Naans. The vegetables and dal portions were good and well cooked. The garlic naan was good too. Service was fine and the place is clean.

I ordered a chicken korma with special fried rice and a few poppadoms. I really enjoyed the condiments that came with the poppadoms. As for the korma, although it was creamy, it lacked sweetness, didn't have much of a coconut taste and the chicken was drier than I'd like it to be. All in all, good quality and I'd still recommend.

I've been using Kwality for a long time and I've always found it to be a pleasant experience, with friendly staff. Poppadoms and the pickle tray is de rigour, with a healthy sized bottle of Kingfisher lager, whilst waiting for the main dish. My favourite dish, and highly recommended, is the King Prawn Biriani. It is delicious, filling and good value. A reasonably wide choice on offer and damn good value.

My husband and I had a nice late dinner, fresh and well cooked food, fair prices, but when asked for some plane water the waiter opened for us, before we can say anything, a half-liter bottle of mineral-water which was extremely overpriced, so beware. All in all we enjoyed it.

Delicious food and marvelous service. Top notch must say. Will visit again for sure. Thank you guys for wonderful experience!!

This small Indian restaurant is near the South Kensington Station, an upclass (expensive) London area. However, prices are reasonable and selection quite full, with vaious "hot & spicy levels". My wife & I had minimal spices but enjoyed curry, while my colleague went for the spicy. We were all pleased and had a great evening out together.

stopped in here for a bite to eat at lunch time when visiting the V&A - excellent value - great food

I cannot beging to tell you how bad the food is. The aloo chaat is basically a small bowl of aloo sabji and the paneer was bland. I wanted to cry thats how bad the food was.The waiters stand near you staring out the window which makes you feel uncomfortable.The place is dead and really bad serviceThe chef needs to be arrested for crimes against food. Any indians avoid this place you will be disappointed.

Tienen un menú cercano a las 10 libras más propina, claro. Consta de un pan muy rico, arroz basmati, verduras y carne (pollo o cordero) tipo curry. Las bebidas a parte. El local es pequeño y tranquilo. El servicio bueno y saben algo de español.

Always friendly service, and excellent, tasty food. Prices very reasonable for central London. One of the best venues for food in South Kensington.

I see a lot of mixed reviews for this place. My wife and I visited in February mostly because it was close to our hotel and it wasn't anywhere near as busy as some of the restaurants on the Exhibition Rd pedestrian plaza. Service was prompt and polite. The food was quite good. My wife doesn't like too much spice so she had a chicken dish that was just right for her. I had lamb which was also delicious. Bill was more than we expected but we both had alcohol and several side dishes so I can't fault the restaurant. We had a good meal.

Authentic curries and traditional Indian food in the heart of south Kensington. Unprofessional service. You first get welcomed with open arms but when you order your food and seated you not acknowledged.I call three different waiters who passed by me and no one even responded or looked at me. At the end I had to shout loud excuse me to get Ones attention.

Stopped in here on the way home after a show at the Royal Albert Hall. Hadn't read the reviews so this is an unbiased review based on our visit.Service was pleasant enough, maybe not over the top friendly but polite and efficient given the restaurant was filling up pretty quickly (probably a lot of people doing the same thing). We had a few dishes between us: meat, rice, naan and poppadoms and two large cobras. Against some of the reviews I actually found the food to be very nice, it was tasty and hot. My partner (who's not great with spice) had the chicken korma and said that it was pretty hot/spicy - maybe a one off and someone was too liberal with the spices or maybe it's how they make it. My lamb sheesh kebabs also packed a punch so maybe watch the even spicier dishes!!The negative I am giving is towards the bill. The total was a decent price for the location (around £40) as someone else mentioned. The bill included a service charge. As I was going to leave a tip anyway I was happy to leave this on. I paid by credit card and was asked "Do you want to leave a gratuity?". I looked at our waiter and said "The bill already covers a service charge, doesn't it?" at which point he agreed and handed me the card machine to finish off.I thought that was a bit cheeky and for an unsuspecting tourist or for anyone who doesn't glance at the bill - you might find you'll end up paying a lot more in tips than you anticipated. So watch out.

I went here with 2 girlfriends. The waiter quite quickly realised that we would take ages to order as we were talking so much. He was very patient! He also checked with me that I really did want the 'Very Spicy' option- I did. The food was ok.

Butter chicken tasted horrible, tasted like the food had been dropped on the floor and given to us.Starter was ok

Standard decor. . .average service. . .decent prices given location. . .normal Indian food. Nothing to shout about. Did a job for a quick unplanned meal out. Could be better with a few weaks. . .

We got drawn in by the lunch set menu, which turned out to be both stingy (I counted two tiny chunks of lamb) and not very good.

Small restaurant staff did not seem to bother. We had to ask for drinks and poppudums. The food was good and hot but portions were small.

As above. A quick pre-theatre meal, just what I needed, with very good service, quality food and drink. thank you!

Food, drinks, service. Nothing was what you might call good. Look at these reviews; almost completely even, top to bottom. No redeeming qualities for the sub par food.

Called in after long day walking London, had straightforward beers and curry - Naga nice and hot and Green which was green. All tasty food served well and at a good price. Its a basic restaurant dont expect linen tablecloths and silver service, hit the spot for us.

House Red is not drinkable in my opinion and the food is baaaaaad. I ordered a Rezala which was nothing like how it should be. My GF had Naga which was so salty she couldn't eat it. I should add here that she is Polish so too much salt is never a problem :) The service is sub standard, but the price is good. I guess you get what you pay for, which is why this is a 2 star rating and not a 1 star.

I love Indian food and I was really hungry- with that combination, they didn't have a high bar to clear. Probably the worst Indian food I've ever had - including DIY supermarket cuisine. Pappadam was bland, chutney was salty and/or bland, lamb saag was chewy and dry, chicken korma was over cooked and tasteless. Naan was unremarkable. People were nice and I was no longer hungry when I left - so that's the reason for two stars.

This was an after theatre venture for the two of us and I must say that the meal was really excellent. Maybe we just got lucky with our picks, but highlights were the bhindi bhaji (thin pieces of okra, fried nicely so it had texture without being wet), the king prawn special (I am usually wary of trying 'specials', but this rendition of three really large king prawns featuring mustard in the mix was lovely) and the chicken jalfrezi (a very simple dish, but in this case the rice was cooked just right).Great food punching well above its weight.

I ate here as part in a larger group and we had a great evening with many different dishes. It was not too spicy as it easily can be in Indian or Bengali restaurants. Not spectacular, but solid good food.

This restaurant is a little gem!Great tasting food and good service. We thoroughly enjoyed the chicken and fish, even our 18-month old daughter loved it!Highly recommended and good alternative to museums cafeterias.

Food is not terrible but not good at all, the meat is suspicious. Service is all right. Go to the other indian restaurant on Cromwell road !

My husband and I were attending the Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall. We were delayed and needed to find somewhere for a quick bite. We explained to the waiter that we were in a hurry which he assured us was no problem. We ordered our drinks and food. Considering the place was very busy, he was attentive and made sure we were served promptly. Our food was warm, beautifully cooked and delicious. Once the Festival had finished it was proving impossible to hail a cab so we ventured back towards Kwality, my husband went in to ask if they had the number for a taxicab firm, they obliged by coming out and hailing a cab for us. Over and above. We will definitely go back. Not only is the food great but the staff are a credit to the company.

location near science museum, very small place, no privacy at all, limited option on buffet, not value for money..quality of food ok, test bland, only 2ppl were managing the place..we ordered extra green chilly , which the waiter said he will bring..but we never got one.. overall not so good experience

Came here a few weeks back when on a short break in London. Came across this place on a pretty busy street. The food looked reasonably priced compared to other restaurants in that area. Very tasty food,portion sizes were well balanced and the service was prompt and pleasant. If I lived close to that area or I visit that area again, I'd go back. Thanks for a great evening!

We stumbled upon Kwality about 20 minutes after checking in to our flat. Hungry, jet-lagged, and scruffy we immediately hit the streets to find something to eat. It was pushing midnight and Kwality was in the act of closing but they took pity on us and invited us in. We ordered standard comfort fare which was excellent ~ but more than that, it was a lovely introduction to the hospitality and kindness of the UK

Accueil aurait du nous mettre la puce à l'oreille ! C'est glacial sans affect et à l'image de la cuisine, Les naans sont réchauffés au micro-onde et nous supposons acheter en vrac Les plats ne présentent aucun intérêts gustatifs.. L'addition est du coup élevée. A éviter ou si vous souhaitez ne pas aimer la cuisine indienne.

The Chicken Biryani is one of the best Biryani's I have tried. There was a good amount of Chicken in the Biryani they was not Stingy with the Chicken Portion, the size was a good amount for me and my friends to share. The garlic nan was amazing to and the we ordered Saag Chicken and the Vegetable Thali for my Vegetarain friend the amounts were generous for all four of us to share It was a great place to attend after our shopping trip at Harrods and Harvey Nichols a 10 min walk. After our meal the station was Located perfectly a minute away. Their service and staff was great they knew well how to keep us happy. Great place will definitely recommend to more friends and great for a family meal too.

Cena in tre senza prenotazione. Locale modesto. Non particolarmente brillanti i camerieri ma comunque veloci nel servizio. Il cibo è classico indiano come si trova anche in Italia con interessanti varianti sui piatti di pesce. Rapporto qualità prezzo OK. Diciamo che non attraverserei tutta Londra per ritornarci apposta ma se si vive nei dintorni vale la pena farci un salto.

My boyfriend and I went here after attending The Proms at Royal Albert Hall. The food was so-so and the service was not good. The worse part was the next day, when my boyfriend was so sick with food poisoning that we couldn't fully enjoy that day of our trip.

Terrible name for a restaurant but the food and service were both very good. Perfect for before or after the Albert Hall or the Museums. All the usual stuff with a few interesting additions. Would recommend.

The people giving this place a 5 star rating have absolutely no idea what Indian/Pakistani food is supposed to taste like. If you're a desi, or know what a good curry tastes like, avoid this place. The food is absolutely bland, the meat tough as rubber with the whole experience leaving you thinking you've just wasted money for having a tasteless meal. Save some money and go down to the road to some other restaurant.

This has to be the worst 'Indian' restaurant I have eaten at anywhere in the world. Tasteless food, with gravies perhaps prepared in bulk once a week! The lamb was tough enough to break your teeth, the curries little more than tomato paste and the overall ambiance and service poor. What I felt particularly sorry about was that any person trying out Indian food for the first time will get such a bad impression and think that all Indian food / restaurants are like this

very good, delicious Inidan food, good and kind service. Will come again. I took a meal which was indicated as "spicy". It was, but the right balance, not too much. the price is ok.

Average interior but very tasty Indian food. Very good Taste & Quality & Price balance. Service is fast and helpful . Good option for a fast and tasty food with reasonable price if you are around.

Ok for those of you are rating this restaurant really poorly partly because of the spelling of the name- it is actually intentioned. Kwality is an extremely famous food chain in India- it's like DQ in America. I guess the intentioned play on words didn't work for the restaurant. Don't get all the panning of this place. On a trip to London, after eating plates of breads and muffins and English food, I was desperate for some Indian dishes. Went in (sign was half pushed into the roof, could barely read name) and the staff was very nice. (Maybe because it was completely empty except for some couple that was sitting outside smoking cigarettes and a pile of empty beer bottles on the ground by their table. Of course, the water was unopened.) I told the waiter about my allergies to eggs and dairy and he offered to make me a dish that was not on the menu- prawn bhuna (which got me a little bit confused- why is it not on the menu if you are going to serve it?) Dish came in about ten minutes, and actually tasted very good- I ate all of it. I skipped dessert because I was getting pretty tired due to jet lag. Anyway, this was a pretty nice experience, considering the reviews on Yelp. I have had worse.

Great Indian near the Royal Albert Hall. Food is always very tasty and a good menu. The staff are friendly and efficient and overall the expereince is always good.

Le mot accueil n'est même pas à employer pour qualifier l'entrée dans ce que l'on croit être un restaurant.La cuisine est horrible, sans saveur, trop cuite, en quantité totalement insuffisante en regard du prix.A fuir

I'm not sure how this place had any customers. The veg in my veg biryani looked and tasted like value frozen mixed veg (sweetcorn, peas, carrots, broad beans and cut beans) and the curry was very watery. My partner ordered chicken karahi and rice which was very hot with no flavour, and they forgot the rice. Very disappointing experience :-(

Me and a friend wanted a good meal after visiting museums. This place put a curry in front of me that contained a few big chunks of onion, green paper and chewy chicken in a flavourless hot oil not much actually sauce in there. My friend had a veg biryani that looked and tasted like a shop bought packet of veg mix had been heated up in a runny way to hot to be enjoyable sauce. The worst curry's I have tasted.

Kwality is located close to the subway South Kensington in a very nice and cozy area. Atmosphere :Nice, Indian design but not too much bling bling Service was okay Food and Drinks:They offer a good variety of authentic Indian food and Indian beer and wine. The food is tasty. Prices are okay for the area. Recommendation :We chose from the menu and did not go with the small buffet.Try the freshly baked Naan. It is really very good.

The Restaurant is good in indian cuisine, its nearby the 3 major museums - Victoria and albert museum, science museum and natural museum - would highly recommend it.

Went with a few friends. Ambience was ok but the food was excellent. The restaurant was rather busy and noisy and the service was a bit slow. But then it was a busy Friday night.

Worst service, Bad food. I don't want to write my review on any restaurants. But after going to this restaurant, I really want to write my experience. I don't want to give any star, but without giving a single star, i'm not able to post the review.Myself and my wife and my 2 and half year old kid went for this restaurants for lunch, they gave us a table with 2 seat, We our self went and found an extra chair. Planning to have buffet and we our self collected the plate and for others they provided the plate. No food available, most of the dishes are over, even after asking for repeated time, it was not filled.The available food in the buffet is also total waste. everything has become dry and not able to eat at all.At the end they charged for 2 adult meals and half plate charge for my kid. Where my kid just had some French fires.Overall experience is waste and not a good one.

You will eat, you will feel satisfied, you will break from the typical smell of Indian restaurants... And that's it, nothing memorable will come out of the experience.I was wandering why the place did not have a queue outside like all other restaurants in the area... During the meal it became pretty obvious.This is a buffet, all you can eat style. The food gets into 12 heated metal bins and wait until it is consumed. Close to the metal underneath the food gets refried, so you want what is on top.Some things run out of supply and no care to refill like chamusas or nan.On the drinks you would expect an effort from the restaurant to make some extra money.. Slow, and I had to ask for a bottle of water 3/times before we got it...You eat and that is it... And there you go again.On a positive note they did not charge for the kid aged 6.

We popped in here on a Friday night. It was quite busy but we were given a table after 5-10 minutes (we probably would have left if they'd have warned us about the wait as we were stood in front of the door with nowhere else to go). The food was pretty bland. Poor quality curry. The service was ok.

We waren op zoek naar iets goedkoop maar toch wat gezond (geen hamburger met frieten) en hebben hier het buffet voor de lunch gegeten. Het was heel lekker en echt niet zo duur. Je mocht eten zoveel je wil. De bediening was heel vriendelijk. Ik zou er zeker teruggaan.

Another gem of a restaurant serving great curries. Very pleasant decor which adds to the experience. Great starters of onion bhaji and poppadoms followed by tasty curry. I must revisit as its been a while.

The location was convenient, and it was busy inside so it seemed like logical place to try out. My dish was kind of dull, but OK. My wife ordered a spicy dish and enjoyed it quite a bit. The service was good, but it was a bit too crowded to be comfortable, and downright hot inside until they opened the front door.

Restaurant bondé un vendredi soir , attente moyenne ,les plats sont bons , service peu impliqué mais correct .

Tienen menú a precio reducido para niños. La comida era correcta, en plan self-service y podías repetir. Cerveza tiger disponible que se paga aparte. Agua del grifo gratuita. Para una pequeña parada mientras visitas la ciudad está bien, pero no esperes nada del otro mundo. El precio es adecuado a lo que ofrecen. Puedes combinar arroz o garbanzos con vegetales y carne o pescado.

The restaurant at a nearby museum was not appealing, so decided to look for one outside. Attracted by the light and clean appearance of the Kwality and the 'all you can eat' buffet on offer. About ten dishes available plus nan bread, bargees and samosas. The chicken and meat dishes were tender; enjoyed the curried potatoes and the various mixed vegetable dishes. Ideal for a quick meal when visiting the South Kensington museums.

Food was for at least week ago! Tasteless! Dirty jar of water! You have to eat from the same plate and they bother (even after you ask for) to change your starter plate for the main!!! Very bad! Please do not spoil your dining and do not waist your money! Tesco microwave food is much better than this restaurant!

Où manger indien si ce n'est en Inde? Londres avec toute la communauté indienne présente me semblait être une évidence. Restait à savoir dans quel établissement j'allais me rendre. Profitant de ma visite au Musée d'Histoire Naturelle, je tombai sur le Kwality. Je m'attendais à des explosions de saveurs. Les plats étaient bons, certes mais pas orgasmiques alors un petit peu déçu forcément. Rapport qualité/prix bon cependant. Décoration et ambiance plus que sobre pour un resto indien.

Un restaurante pequeño, correcto, con buen servicio y una carta adecuada. Buena opción junto a la estación de South Kengsington. Platos a base de pollo, arroz, gambas, y diversas variedades de "pan". El Peshwari Naan es delicioso.

We popped in here for a quick meal before going to the Proms. It was very quiet when we arrived but soon filled up. We had tandoori lamb chops to start which were very tasty and well cooked, followed by some delicious curry dishes. We had two starters, two mains, two sides and two drinks for about £40, a bargain by any standards. Would definitely recommend.

Pulled in off the street and as the place was hectic busy we went along. The staff were nice, helpful and friendly. The tables and toilets were clean. Reasonably priced but some may say you get what you pay for!!The food was 'ok'. It was bland and all a bit predictable and 'samey'. Would I go back. No probably not.

Het interieur is ok, laar niet bijzonder uitnodigend. We waren naar deze straat gekomen omwille van de andere resto's die heel lovende recensies hebben gekregen. Maar die zaten dus vol :). Het dan toch laar geprobeerd en dit werd een aangename ervaring. De twee Indische obers zijn enigszins schuchter, maar correct. We kozen op,hij aandringen voor het buffet. Net geen 10 pond voor een volwassene, net geen 6 voor een kind tot 10 jaar. Het was voldoende gevarieerd, werd regelmatig vers aangevuld en best heel lekker. Aan deze prijs in deze formule voor ons voor een avond onderweg best voor herhaling vatbaar. Voor een bijzonder avond, zijn er wellicht betere opties. Enige minpunt de niet helemaal correcte verrekening van de dranken, maar het bleef binnen de perken.

posting this as I was surprised how bad some reviews were. We had a lovely meal here on Friday with a good range of menu choices. Service was swift and the atmosphere on a Friday night was great

The reviews are certainly very mixed here. We had a lovely dinner. We eat Indian quite regularly, and we thought the food was very good. The service was also fine -- if anything, I thought at the start they were almost too attentive. When our waiter forgot our papadam, he profusely apologized and then comped another side dish we had ordered. Yes, the decor isn't anything to write home about, but we're not really into the white tablecloth/gold elephants decor you find in most Indian restaurants in London. I'd say this place is perfectly fine if you want a casual Indian restaurant.

The waiters were most helpful, the food extremely tasty, good value for price. Can recommend it. If in doubt ask the waiter

We had a good dinner here last week after visting the museum of natural history. Kind waiters and good food. The Peshwari Naan was delish! A bit bland on the decor side but not every indian restaurant has to have golden elephants all over, right? Good location.

We arrived here as it seemed the quickest on the street. Service was as bland as the food served. I'm certain if we had microwaved frozen indian supermarket meals we would have had a better meal.Add to the fact the waiter seemed to serve dishes holding them with his finger in the food...needless to say we will never return.Gordon Ramsey , your next kitchen nightmare awaits.....

My husband and I had two dinners here, mostly due to the promixity to our hotel. The decor is very dull and needs a lot of improvement to achieve a cosy feel to it. We had two different waiters, one of whom was very nice and he let us sample the rosé wine before we ordered. The other waiter was so devoid of any charm that it was nearly comical. The food, though, was definitively a nice surprise. We had some very spicy curries and naan bread, all very nice. Having said that, on a trip to London with zillions of restaurants to choose from, I'd go somewhere else in the future.

Approached initially by an employee ushering us in with the offer of free drink for our daughter, should have warned us!! There were no other customers so we were sat in the window to lure other poor unsuspecting victims. The worst indian I have every tasted, watery, cool and lack of choice. The waiter was positively miserable, quite frankly couldn't we couldn't wait to leave.

We were glad to read other reviews on returning home from our London break because it means anyone looking up this place on Tripadvisor will steer well clear.Trying to avoid rammed and somewhat soulless cafes we settled on "Kwality", this was a terrible mistake. The food wasn't bad, but all through our meal the owner (I'm guessing?) stood over two chairs nearby, staring out of the window with a livid expression, which made us pretty uncomfortable (especially as we were the only customers). We wondered if his English was bad, if he was depressed over something, and tried to give him the benefit of the doubt, but over the course of the meal we realised he had a bad attitude and that was it.Other reasons this was poor "kwality" -The fact that we were the only people in the restaurant and not one other person stepped in during our time there spoke volumes (we imagined it was a slow start or something, but nope)Fair enough we ordered off the menu, but god knows how much buffet food they waste each day when nobody turns upThe waiter brought our mains before we finished our starter and grunted rather than spoke (even that took some prompting)Sometimes when someone holds the door open for you it feels like they're shooing you out. This was like that. The whole thing felt like some comedy sketch, reallyDidn't say thank you (for paying, our custom, or anything)He said I should drink the rest of my beer first when my girlfriend asked for the bill. His tone smacked of male chauvinism. Eventually he decided he would be bothered to get the bill, after prowling the window to presumably glare at far more successful chain cafes and scowl at happier customers.The bill was unfathomable with symbols (probably of hate) and when he realised we were spending more than half a minute reading it he quoted the price for the drinks. Helpful!I sensed then that we were probably paying for the service, the grunts, the comments, the horrible looks (looked like he wanted to kill me when I went to use the toilet). Basically, like some of these other reviewers, we just wanted to get the hell out by this time, so didn't push it further. He can have his ten percent, but he's never having our custom again, or I expect anyone else's if they have the misfortune of stepping into this restaurant!

Well, it looks like there is a mix of opinions, so I will rate the dishes I tried.Peshwari Naan: Fluffy Naan With Coconut, Almonds & Raisins. This was excellent. Just the right amount of sweetness with very nice flavor. I'm trying to duplicate this at home. Loved it and was sorry I didn't get some more to takeout.Malwa Chicken Or Lamb: Marinated Chicken Or Lamb Cooked In A Specially Prepared Mango & Almond With Fresh Cream. A Sumptuous Dish Which Is Sweet & Mild Palate. I had the chicken and this was also so good I would like the recipe. This was not hot--I don't like hot curries. The flavor was rich, but not overpowering. Mango and chicken combined flavors went very well together.Service was fine, though slow. Perhaps they prepare each meal from scratch instead of reheating previously prepared dishes. It was a nice, quiet place, which I really appreciate after a long day. Not crowded. Staff isn't super-friendly, but not rude either. I tried to leave an extra tip and they gave it back.I'd go there again. I should say I'm a good cook myself--I even went to cooking school in two countries, so I'm fussy about food. I can't say why other were disappointed. Maybe I had the luck to arrive when the best cook was on duty.

This is the first time I have ever gone to a restaurant where I felt the service warranted a bad review. The waiter was incredibly rude: gruff tone of voice, walking away before we had finished ordering, bringing us neither serviettes nor water until we had nearly finished eating. I felt very uncomfortable, like anything we asked for was too much effort. The food was adequate, though a little too oily; definitely not one of the better tasting Indian restaurants in London. We had to ask for the bill three times, and when it came there was a 10% service charge which we couldn't be bothered to dispute with the surly waiter.Definitely one to avoid.

We were looking for indian veg food and ended up at this place, one of the worst places I've been to in London. It is crowded due to the tourists but do not be deceived by that, the curries tasted horrible and weren't fresh at all. The naan's were extremely dry and did not have any flavour. I would avoid at all cost.

I Visited this place with my wife and son. This place does not deserve to be called a restaurant. Even the staff working at fast food places are much more polite than those who work here.I ordered drinks and starters, asked waiter for few minutes to decide on main course. He arrogantly demanded us to order everything together. It looked like all staff members were in hurry and behaving like headless chickens. Manager does not know if orders are served to a table or not and came asking if we were finished even before serving main course. That enraged me and walked out of restaurant paying for everything which was not yet served. Shameless people, forget about asking apology , charged me for all those items which i ordered and not yet served. Seriously guys never ever visit this place and spoil your time.

My friend really wanted to go for indian and since this was the closest restaurant, we decided to go in. Wish I hadn't bothered.They had a 'buffet' for a decent price of various different curries but they weren't filling it up very often, and they didn't taste very authentic. Wasn't sure about the chicken in the curry either, so had to pick that out.The service was fine, nothing spectacular. The main issue was the food - almost inedible, leaving me wishing we'd chosen somewhere else. Would not recommend.