No. 7 Temple in Elmbridge

We were staying nearby at the Oatlands park hotel and walked to this curry house on our second night. It was early evening in a Sunday so there was only one other table occupied so it did lack a bit of atmosphere. But the restaurant was nicely furnished, modern and very spacious. The staff were friendly but didn’t speak much English. The menu is a bit more limited than a normal curry house but there was plenty to choose from. We were pleased with the lamb curry and Chicken tikka. Nice portion sizes and the peshwari nan was gorgeous. Average price.

Magnificant food - this is definitely not your usual Indian restaurant, good selection of drinks, very nicely prepared and presented food and lovely surroundings. We were sat in a window seat at a lovely round table it was great

This was my 4th visit as the location is a good meeting place. We were boring and the 3 of had the same main (Railway Lamb) which was great as were the side dishes. Plenty of nice food and service that was OK (rather than great). Everywhere was very clean and presentable.

Charged more than we wanted. We never ordered popadoms but were charged for it. We were charged for still water which we never ordered. When asked WHY the waiter was very awkward and aggressive. My partner was upset with the service which disgusted me in person. I’m surprised now that I was recommended this place BUT will strongly not recommend this to anyone else. When you have many more pleasant places in the area.

We came for an early supper so the restaurant was not busy. As always these days, excellent meal, with good and friendly service. Highly recommended.

A pleasure to be back. Most of the staff seemed to be new since our last visit but they were all attentive, with good and friendly service and as always, a very good meal indeed. A most enjoyable evening with friends. Highly recommended.

I went for a birthday dinner and the food was great until we had to send back a starter as we didn’t order it. After that the customer service was hostile which was sad as we had enjoyed up until then. Then we ordered mains which were all filled with green chillis. We were all so upset the food seemed to be so promising but the spice was unbearable every bite had green chills and they claimed this is how it always is we were shocked coming from an Indian background we can handle our spice but this was extremely spicy it seemed intentional after we complained. There was not much apology just “it’s how we do it” and a walk off. We were then offered a replacement for one dish but at that point we were all done with the meal with stinging lips. The picture attached is one plate which had three singular spoons of three separate dishes. Including panner, mushrooms and chickpeas and this was only the chillis which COULD be found. Moral is if you go to this restaurant don’t send a dish back!! 😂

Queried why three 250ml glasses of Wairou River were £10.40 I.e. £31.20 whereas a bottle was £36.00. The waiter seemed confused and said the Manager would speak to us which never happened and I lost interest but still got charged £36.00 plus service. The menu was not as good as we remembered it from previously and the bhindi bhajee was luke warm whereas the rest was very hot. Service was poor and inattentive, only way to get anything was to ask. I could have complained but was annoyed and will never return.

It was a pleasure to return to this high quality Indian restaurant. The service was prompt, helpful and friendly. The food was, as always, excellent and overall we throughly enjoyed our evening. Thank you. Highly recommended.

A couple of days ago I decided to come here on my own and I was not disappointed. The Chicken Bangalore was made brilliantly and I did not have to wait long for it at all! I have to say I am very impressed with the service and I strongly believes that the place warrants a perfect score!

Expensive for what you get, tasteless and poor quality with arrogant unhelpful staff. Lots of other local restaurants offer so much more, Save your money and go elsewhere.

Menu basic and food tasteless. Overpriced, small portions, poor service. Lots of restaurants to choose from Locally, dont waste your money here

Enjoyable evening with friends. Good table spacing and a friendly atmosphere. Very busy yet excellent and friendly service. As always the food was very good. Highly recommended.

Slightly disappointed with the food, the lamb samosas were tasty however the monk fish tikka, lacked flavour. I had Chicken Bangalore which had to much chilli in it, which it didn’t mention on the menu, otherwise I wouldn’t of ordered it. I did mention this to the waiter & didn’t get a response that I would of thought appropriate.he said that all the food is hot & spicy, maybe you need to look at your staffs customer service skills & readdress your menu. The menu online is different to the menu in the restaurant. Unfortunately the customer service was not great & we felt rushed. We will not be returning.

The food is very fresh and plentiful. The wine is lovely especially the organic Pinot Grigio. Friendly staff who accommodate all of your requests. Last time we went some of the newer staff wasn’t quite up to speed but hopefully things will improve soon!

Lovely preparations and ambience. We went for a Friday night meal. Everything from the chutneys with the poppadum to the main courses and breads were done to a very high standard and with authentic flavours. The restaurant was quite full and yet felt spacious - they have a really good-sized space. We got parking right in front of the restaurant which was really convenient.

We seldom eat at NO 7 because although the food is ok, it's not worth the price. For north Indian style food we go to Hounslow for half the price.. Last night we thought we'd stay local so went to NO.7 Temple - - - but regretted it. The lamb and chicken dishes both tasted like they were 'ready made' sauces and the chicken dish was so suggary it wasn't recognisable from the menu description. We left at 9.15 and the restaurant was empty which probably says it all. The restaurant was always over-priced for everyday dining but the food quality was ok, so it's such a shame that standards have been allowed to drop so badly.

We had a special occasion to celebrate. Booked an early dinner. Menu was varied and plenty of choice for all courses. Starters both delicious, kale especially good. Main courses prawn malabar and buttered chicken both excellent and plentiful. Excellent service, good selection of drinks. All reasonable prices and served with a smile. A little noisy as they had some children in for a party. Will go back.

We had a most enjoyable evening, with excellent table service and good food. The menu is new (from our last visit) and is very good indeed. Our waitress, Nora, was excellent, almost anticipating our every need with drinks orders. Her personality is a real credit to the restaurant and it is sad (and their loss) that in a couple of days, she is returning to university. We recommend most highly.

I love my Indian, eastern, food and like to explore as many restaurants as possible to try their food. Coming from an Asian, background and use to trying all Asian, foods, I like to think I know a little..This restaurant to me is like any other mainstream Bangladeshi, restaurant. Doesn't matter what curry you order, the masala sauce, appears to be the same. The food is okay but that's about it. If you are a vegetarian, then please don't expect to much on offer, as they do not even do a mixed vegetarian dish, although you can quire easily order, spinach, potatoes and cauliflower.The service is very swift and the staff are very polite. However, be warned a basic meal for 2 people (2 main meals, a starter and pompadoms) will cost you close to £40!!!

The emptiest I have ever seen this restaurant - what a shame. We had excellent service with very good food as always. One upside of so few people, the speed from ordering to table service was excellent. Still remains the best Indian restaurant I have been to in the UK. Highly recommended.

We came out to celebrate our anniversary and I’m so glad we booked No 7 Temple. Everything we ordered was excellent, the best Indian food I have had. Sharing plate of monk fish tikka and chilli king prawns to start - sensational, followed by Moilee a delicate seafood curry with mussels, squid and prawns, aloo brinjal an aubergine and potato curry and chicken karahi. Bottle of Poilly Fuisee well chilled, fabulous. All absolutely delicious. The restaurant is very spacious and elegant - the staff were attentive and we felt very safe - all staff wearing masks and sparkling clean everywhere. A big plus you can park easily just outside. We will return very soon and hope our local restaurant is supported in these difficult times.

No 7 offers some interesting menu options and is not a standard curry house, and we certainly enjoyed the food we ate. However, the service didn't really match up to the food - functional at best, and it was disappointing that although all the staff were sporting masks, in many cases these were worn in such a way as to be totally ineffective. We weren't convinced that Covid precautions were being taken as seriously as they are in some other places.When the bill was first delivered the 'eat out to help out' discount had not been applied, which made me appreciate that whilst the food might be somewhat higher quality than elsewhere, the prices are significantly higher than elsewhere. Overall, just a bit underwhelming.

We have visited three times now with family and we are from Portsmouth. No restaurant close to us can match this place. Gunpowder madras an absolute winner Gary

Restaurant extremely well managed in these strange times, staff and service exceptional. They have a reduced menu, but still plenty of choice. Mixed veggie sharing as recommended by our waiter really tasty. Railway lamb the best. In our opinion one of the best curries in the area

We are fairly regular customers of No7 Temple but had not visited the restaurant post lockdown until now .The service and food surpassed any meal we had had there before . I understand that there is a new chef and he has to be congratulated on the standard of the food which was exceptional . A new menu was excellent.Service was first class too.

I can’t say I was in the mood for Indian when I went to No.7 but my god I soon was when I started eating! Our table was at 17:30 and although first in it soon packed out, we had the tandoori share platter to start which was lovely, just enough for a starter! It included I had the Railway Lamb for main, the lamb was incredible it literally fell apart at the sight of my folk!Spice was just right not too much heat but enough to know it’s there. My partner had the Karahi Which again was lovely and tender, full of rich flavours!My 11 year old had the Malabar which was a departure from her normal choice and she was nervous about trying something new but she loved it, coupled with the coconut rice it was delightfully light, this brings me on to the naan bread which was so far removed from the normal heavy stodgy rubbish that most turn out, it was light fluffy and even had a slight crisp to the bottom. Service was fantastic and for the meal we had I wasn’t too fussed by the price.This wasn’t just a good Indian meal it was a good meal, I’ll be back to this one. Highly recommend!

My go to ‘posh curry’ house, never disappoints and our last meal there was one of the best! Cracking, mixed starter is a must!!

The restaurant’s ambience and decor is superb but unfortunately most of the menu caters for the British palette. The Malabar curry was like a dessert and the rotis were like eating cardboard. The best dish was the railway lamb curry, followed by the gunpowder chicken which is very spicy. The starters were especially salty, particularly the seekh kebabs. The restaurant will continue to do well as it has a prime location and to be honest, it does meet the needs of the local population.

This is somewhere worth a vociferous. The ambiance is modern and comfortable. The staff are pleasant and attentive and the food is wonderful. We’ll definitely be back.

We had a wonderful meal at Temple 7. So happy that Shiraaz has reopened after lockdown. Definitely the best Indian restaurant in Weybridge. Streamlined menu with delicious flavoursome dishes and sublime cocktails. Covid compliant and attentive service. I encourage all my fellow villagers and visitors to support this Weybridge institution.

A pleasant 1st meal out after lockdown but limited menu and expensive wines - particularly when a £42 bottle is charged at £55 on the bill! (Plus 12.5% service charge!)

I've ordered takeaway from here multiple times and really enjoy the food. I can't comment on the quality of service but can confidently say that the food is excellent. Flavoursome, well cooked, not greesy. Really good.

Really good quality food, by far the best curries in the area. Their curry sauces are flavourful and, importantly, not too oily.

Good food, plenty of vegan/vegetarian options. Lovely setting, quite expensive but food was of a good standard. Service lacked any type of interaction or conversation generally. Maybe just an off day for the serving staff! If food was rated as 8/10, staff would be 2/10.

It started well - prawns in garlic excellent and lamb curry amazing - veg good - but as soon as it became busy - became noisy, loud and so difficult to attract attention to even pay the bill. Tap water should be served in a bottle not a glass which had been set out earlier. Cucumber raita was dreadful yogurt with a few bits of yogurt thrown in. So not dreadful but there are better ones locally so not likely to return

The food and atmosphere are consistently excellent. Service can sometimes be a little rushed and forgetful but this is a minor gripe in what is overall an excellent local Indian (for both takeaway and eat-in)

Having been recommended by a few people, we booked for a birthday dinner on Friday 27th, table of 6.It was very busy (not a bad thing) however the hard furnishings meant it was ridiculously noisy. We ordered as normal, three or four starters. It took around 30 minutes to receive them - we didn't say anything as it was busy. No sooner had the starters been cleared our mains turned up, less than a minute in between. We ordered more drinks, and the waitress/runner spilled the beer down the back of one of our guests! I work in restaurants, so I understand that things like this happen. She apologized and brought a new beer, but nothing was said or done by management, which would be the first thing to do. During the meal, there was no check on how the food was, offer of more drinks...we had to wave down a member of staff to get anything.Food was quite plain, especially the butter chicken. When the food was cleared, our unfinished food was whipped away, with no offer of it being packed up - two half portions of curry and a couple of naan breads still remaining. Then we were simply ignored...no offer of desserts or coffees, and we had to physically get up to find someone to bring the bill. Overall a very disappointing experience, £300+ bill and we all left feeling disappointed. Very, very overrated, amateur service and no personality.Fetcham Tandoori is far superior, and we will continue to frequent there rather than this one.

We were invited for dinner and expecting a great experience because we adore a good Indian food! But the service was very poor.Waitress don’t know the dishes and drinks, they are very slow! After we had been served with our starers, we had ordered two vegetarian samosa and two lamb samosas we were waiting our main dishes 1.5 hours!!! We supposed to have four different curry but received four dishes with the same flavor from the jar they certainly were not freshly cooked!I can’t recommend to go there they spoil our time and our dinner!

Just got back from another fantastic meal at Temple 7. All the curries are top notch, but the house specialities are the dishes to go for. Railway lamb tava is a family favourite, my wife has been a vegetarian for 15 years, a while back she had some of my curry sauce and accidentally had some lamb, but it was so tender it’s now her “goto dish”. My son this evening said that if he was to choose a last meal it would be Railway lamb Tava at Temple 7. I prefer the Salan or spicier Bangalore. Go and try for yourself you won’t be disappointed.

Great restaurant great ambience poor service good food overpriced small portions! Leave feeling hungry!

We used to come there or ordered take away so decided to come with friends on Friday evening.It started with ordering drinks when we had difference of opinions on which page of the menu is offered champaign by glasses while it was clearly written there...upon reconciling the drinks order i got my gin without tonic and had to ask to bring it along...i might look like a person who drinks jim on rocks but that was a bit funny.It took a bit of time to get the order going while was all right till we get our vegetable and lamb samosas. As part of us were not eating lamb we politely required to point to the exact ones. The tray was driven away and got back in very little time and we were given samosas with exact description. It was exactly the opposite to what we were told! It was still funny.Taking into account we came at 19-40 and finished starters around 20-20 we figured out at 21-10 that our mains were not coming yet. Still there were plenty of people picking up there take-aways. Around 21-20 we were served while not everything at once but some rice and naans came slightly later..I think i have never published bills here while decided to do so now as it can clearly show 4 very different types of curry. To sum it up - the difference in taste was very minor between them, there were not any proper spices or aromas, there was overwhelming taste of tomato paste rather than species, the level of spiciness was completely misleading all of them were completely bleak. We had on of the worst curries for a very long time - it should cost gbp 5 in a cheap takeaway but not in this type of place and not for money the charge. If you like Indian cuisine - don’t go there as it’s waste of everything including service quality.

Had the feel of a restaurant on it's last legs. Food was great samosas to start then a biryani. The time between finishing our starters and the main course was huge. We finished a bottle of wine in what had to be a 45 min wait. Hard to explain what was taking so long as the restaurant was 3/4 empty. Again the main was tasty but now into the second bottle of wine probably a bit to tipsy to appreciate it. We skipped desert as we just didnt have the time.

We thought we’d give the no. 7 Temple another try after a rather ordinary meal some time back but we were sadly disappointed yet again. After our genuinely excellent starters we were really heartened and thought that they’d ‘upped their game’ but our two different mains were yet again very poor - the two meals (a Goan fish curry and a chicken dish ) came with exactly the same sauce! The restaurant doesn’t marinade its food and just adds different meat/fish to a generic sauce which adds up to a very untasty dish! This is a cheap way of cooking and not up to the standard of the other local Indian restaurants. We won’t be returning.

Really, really good Indian food. Some of the best I've ever had. Service was ok, but had to keep asking for service (it never came on its own).

Despite the unpleasant and unreasonable behaviour of the manager/owner a few months ago, we bit the bullet and came back again - we have assumed the manager/owner last time was probably having a bad customer experience overall! On this occasion, although the manager/owner ignored us completely, it was good to be back. The staff were friendly and helpful and the food excellent as previously, although still, I regret to say, taking too long to be served. Don't expect a quick meal. Nevertheless, a very enjoyable evening and, therefore, recommended.

Arrived to meet friends and were presented with some breadcrumbed shells filled with crunchy veg and chicken with a tangy spiced sauce to add. Drinks arrived promptly followed by our order for food. Plenty in each dish. Creatively prepared to their own recipes which tasted fab. A very easy creative menu which changes periodically. Great wine list of complimentary tasting wines and nothing overly expensive. Thank you Shiraz and his staff for your attentive, friendly help to make a great evening in soothing surroundings.

Stylish decor with a great atmosphere, the best Indian restaurant in Weybridge. Visited again last night with the family. The service was excellent and the food delicious. The menu offers excellent versions of the classics, but also some stunning signature dishes. All fresh and non-greasy. The staff were extremely polite and friendly. Would definitely recommend.

The service was atrocious, very unprofessional and untrained! One of the waiters was bordering on angry!

The spicy lamb chops were very good, but not very spicy. Should be something with a kick and they were not. The prawn appetizer was also good.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Food was very nice, with an unusual choice of dishes. They were able to help with my food intolerance. The only negative is that it was quite expensive, but maybe I'm just not used to Weybridge prices!

Good service, staff were attentive if a bit aloof on occasion. Lamb dishes were fantastic, chops and the Bangladesh dish. The restaurant also takes part in the tastecard deal, so good value though I did get stung for a £26 bottle of rose! :-)

We enjoyed the food but the wine list was very disappointing. My wife tried 2 wines, 26 and 27 pounds a bottle, and both were horrible! A good restaurant should serve good wine, not over priced plonk. We ended up with pints of lager a 6 pounds each! We will not return. Also waited 45 minutes for our mains and no explanation offered.

There are plenty of old style Indian restaurants around but this place is quite different. It’s light and airy, the decor is modern and chic and the tables aren’t rammed together. The service is very good and the owner is always sociable and chatty. The food is always excellent and served promptly-highly recommend!

We have been coming here on a number of occasions for several years. Usually the service is good and staff friendly, although occasionally meals can take their time to arrive. On this occasion, after well over an hour, my wife asked the manager (Shiraz Ali) (or is he perhaps owner/part owner?) why the inordinate delay. He immediately became aggressive, accusing my wife of bad language (most certainly not for such a simple enquiry) and he said if we didn't like it we could leave and would be banned from the restaurant! I see from other reviewers that our incident is the latest in a number of outbursts from this obviously volatile person.

What I could say about this place is never ending food out of this world service amazing I've been a few times and it just seems to get better and better and it's not over priced the selection on the menu is for everyone you will defernitly find something on there you will like

Wouldn't recommend to anyone as food is rubbish wonder why people waste their money where you can get better food with affordable price is average

Yet again, another great evening with friends at this up market Indian restaurant. Friday night - a great atmosphere on a very busy day. Restaurant was full. Service was always friendly, helpful and attentive. The food was first class, again, as always but the price of wines seems to be higher than I recall. An expensive evening but well worth it on this occasion.

Firstly let me say, ive signed on only to review this restuarant. I do not usually do so but felt i wanted to get things off my chest.

We ordered from No. 7 Temple for a dinner party we were hosting post Christmas. We did not wish to start cooking again after Christmas and this really worked well. Collection came with a decent discount and the food was really excellent. Next time we will eat in as the place looked packed out and was really stunning. Thank you for an excellent meal. PS. loved the photos of all the celebs from Cliff Richard to most of the World Cup Welsh Rugby team. No wonder they went on to beat England!

Family birthday party for my son. We all had a wonderful evening. The lamb specialty was delicious and the service was excellent. Everyone had a great time and we would definitely recommend. Thank you to owner and staff for a great birthday celebration dinner! Thank you for serving the birthday cake I brought in! Much appreciated.

This restaurant has a very nice atmosphere and was full in Friday night. Great selection of traditional Indian dishes but they also have a page of their own specials. Would go back again!

I live close to No.7 and often walk past on my way home. Its has been noticeably emptier towards the start of the week, anyway I decided to take my partner for an impromptu curry last night (Wednesday night) it was about 8pm and its quite a big restaurant and probably only 10 or so people in there.

A real pleasure to have a New Year's supper with friends and family. We had great food and prompt and efficient service despite the restaurant being very full. Food quality in particular is excellent and to be given warm plates (rare these days) makes a difference. Thoroughly enjoyable evening. Highly recommended.

We go regularly and have yet to be disappointed. All the signature curries are delicious, but the Railway lamb and the Bangalore lamb are our favourites. The bhindi bhaji (okra) is also top notch. I think it’s the best place for a curry locally, by a long chalk.

Looking to change where we eat on Weybridge and heavily disappointed by this place. Left waiting at our table with no menus, no offer of drinks for more than 20 mins. Attempted to flag staff down but too busy. In the end we walked out and went to our usual place. Won’t be returning.

This is a nicely decorated restaurant which when you walk in makes you think- this is not your ordinary local Indian.

Had a great dinner here which you can very easily compare with the very good restaurants in India or Pakistan. The waiters were very friendly and hospitable, which they couldn't have learned from their manager. Lovely evening and definitely go there again!

The food was delicious, the staff were welcoming and organised. I am very impressed with the service here. The staff supported me in arranging my partner's birthday here. Those who attended all had a wonderful evening, including the birthday boy. The food was served on hot plates. Definitely recommend this Indian and would most definitely visit again.

great food but my god its expensive!!! 82 quid for a couple of curry's.....great service and very clean nice decor, parking a bit of a problem

We have travelled past this restaurant many times on the way into Weybridge but have never visited before. From the outside it looks quite small and to be honest, if you hadn't got caught in the traffic on the road island you would probably never know it was there.

I admit I have eaten here a few times. The food is always tasty: 3 Chicken Tavas and a Chicken Ceylon tonight and our guests really enjoyed it too. We would bring anyone here or go on our own. Service great too.

I keep reminding revisiting this restaurant both inside and delivery because the food is so good but the service just never improves. Slow when you dine in and virtually non existent when you order online. Ordered a delivery at 6:45pm last night and it finally arrived at 8:15pm after me chasing twice! You call to find out where it is and you’re greeted with a very abrupt (rude) man speaking to me like I’m a total inconvenience... if you can put up with this, the food is great (although my onion bhajis were cold!) but I’m certainly looking for another Indian restaurant for the future.

On entering you are struck by the sophisticated decor & ambience. This is an upmarket Indian restaurant with prices to match, however it has a few little blemishes that are preventing it from being great. Food is nice & presentation is good. The saffron icecream was just scrumptious but served without any flare on a plate that had two chips on it. Service is were it gets let down. We were not offered water or any more drinks. Staff started removing plates before one in our party had finished eating & this continued a few times with different waiters.

Birthday meal - friendly service and delicious and varied curries - try the King Cobra to accompany and you have the perfect combination - highly recommended

Went here with family for a birthday meal, the service was slow and the food overpriced for the amount you get. Dont think i would return Very unsatisfactory

Fantastic Indian food, nice staff and atmosphere, good wine choice and perfect for the local clientele. Would recommend to anyone who appreciates quality fresh Indian food. My favourite Indian anywhere in Elmbridge and my go to Friday Night Takeaway. Briliant delivery service with two really friendly drivers. 10/10.

The food continues to be really good but on our recent visit there were a lot of bits just not right, especially when paying their prices! Service was erratic, it took several attempts to get a vodka, lime & sparkling water. The beer on tap was warm and no life at all. The alternative to draught is 7.6% in strength & would send anyone sideways. The music was all over the place and the volume of noise in there was off putting to say the least. If you know you are having a group of ladies on the razzle, put them on a table to the side or something - not in the middle where every other diner has to suffer!!!

As soon as you walk in you can tell it's not your normal Indian

No& Temple is not an average Indian restaurant. The room's got a great buzz and there are charming and helpful staff but, more importantly, a short but carefully chosen menu with lots of dishes I haven't found anywhere else. All the food tastes super-fresh with really interesting blends of spices - our favourite is the Railway Lamb - but every dish is subtle and a different experience to most other Indian restaurants.

Our first time here and it was worth the wait! The food was on point, having taken recommendations from the owner himself, we were very impressed. The railway thava (lamb) is smoky, rich and unlike any curry I've tasted and I'm Asian!

This is a regular place for us in Weybridge. More upmarket than most of the other Indians in the area with a nice vibe and good front of house staff. Always consistent and extremely flexible in the cuisine. They will ,make a spicy butter chicken even madras hot+ if desired. My wife ordered the Dhansak which was great although ia little too hot for her. They offered to make another one fresh for her but the Raita did the trick.

Dined here this evening and had fairly high hopes when we arrived as the restaurant is lovely inside and had a really nice buzz.

A most enjoyable meal with family and friends, looking towards the cricket ground. The food, as always, was first class, although unusually on this occasion, the service was a bit slow. Nevertheless, highly recommended.

This restaurant is nicely furnished, light and airy and spacious too. We were able to park right outside which was a bonus.

First time at No 7 and quite impressive. Good, airy place, althoough the high ceiling makes it noisy, but with a menu which offers a few different tastes than many Indian restaurants. The railway lamb - as supposedly served on their trains - is great. Lucky passengers. Not the cheapest but reasonable for their effort.

New menu of sharing starters/tapas. The best Indian food I’ve had in a while for a reasonable price. It was great trying lots of new dishes too. The chaat shots were a must!

Great place to go for a buzzing night out for food and beers. Food is either traditional or something a bit off the cuff like railway lamb or the gun powder chicken for the brave

I have been dining at No. 7 Temple since it’s opening. One of the most challenging achievements for a restaurant is the consistency of their food. No.7 have nailed its consistency in the quality, flavour and freshness of its dishes.

I have had curry delivered from no 7 temple and the quality is outstanding. Would definitely recommend! Best curry I’ve had in a very long time!

We didn't book and were lucky to get a table. Very busy with a vibrant atmosphere. Notwithstanding how full it was, we had an excellent meal, good service and at a reasonable price. Highly recommended.

A good curry house. When it first opened the food was spectacular. Prices have crept up and quality has reduced a little. Excellent wine for a curry house though.

Amazing food and great service! Food was lovely and staff were very friendly and attentive. I would definitely recommend the ‘dum biryani’! 👌🏽

Certainly not your average Indian, more of a place for couples than large groups like your local curry house.

This is a stylish Indian restaurant...with a slightly different menu..I had railway lamb...very good. It's not cheap...and quite noisy when full.

Nice food but very pricey for what it is lots of other Indian resturants around with better value...

Great for a takeaway or sit in. Food is fresh and spicy and all the dishes taste individual unlike some other Indians where all Curry’s taste the same... lovely modern interior with very friendly staff.

Went here for a meal with a friend. Decor is very nice, service good and the food was lovely, we shared 2 signature dishes the railway lamb and gunpowder chicken, both were superb. There was plenty of food we had a pilau rice and sag aloo with our mains and didn't manage to finish it all...

Great decor, decent service but just awful

Our son took us here for a birthday meal. Lovely surroundings.. busy and slightly noisy but good service great menu...