Southbank Tandoori in Southwark

ive taken takeaways almost for 2 weeks and its clean and tasty , i liked the chicken briyani as well - pay more eat inn - take away pay less

This is probably the stalwart curry restaurant in London, been going here for years & have almost never had a bad curry here, this is probably one of the very few curry houses in London that is constantly fuller during the week than at the weekends, that's how good a standard this curry house is/was. The reason I say was is that the place was closed last night, no notice on the door no nothing!!! Went to the other curry restaurant about 20 doors down, opposite the Windmill pub, cant say how disappointing the curry was here, totally bland, can't believe people pay to eat here. After doing a bit of detective work asking some locals we discovered the lease has run out for the Southbank Tandoori and I'm guessing either the owner has either decided to retire or not pay which I'm sure would be a much inflated price to renew the lease. Can anyone out there confirm this to be true?

Some Indian restaurants can have limited vegetarian, I found the food here great , really tasty vegetarian food.

Got sent down to the smoke ahead of an all-day training presentation just by Waterloo. Arrived late (thanks trains) and so didn't even get as far as checking into my hotel before I decided I'd rather eat, check in, and sleep than check in and have to go back out again.

Visitamos este lugar dos veces para la cena como nos alojamos en el Novotel de Blackfriars. Este restaurante está cerca de la estación de southwark en la línea Jubilee y a sólo 5 minutos de nuestro hotel. El lugar es pequeño, pero ofrece excelente comida india tandoori - especialmente su pollo tikka (deshuesado), que se sirve con un chutney de cilantro fresco menta que es para morirse. También se sirven aperitivos como samosa y arroz - biryani.

Estoy pidiendo desde aquí para llevar normalmente ya que trabajo muy cerca, sin embargo visité recientemente con mi pareja ya que estábamos buscando un agradable casa de curry y vinimos aquí. La comida era fantástica, así como el personal! Sin duda le recomendaría a cualquiera que venga aquí!

You could easily walk past it but don't. If you love curry you will love this place. The food is just so flavoursome.

Encontramos este restaurante por casualidad no fue ocupado cuando nos encontramos, pero parecía limpia y acogedora. Que habia pasado por al menos dos de los indios restos antes que esta. Tuvimos la suerte de este restaurante tiene una comida excelente de la India. Nos habíamos llevado el secreto de comida India Excursión a Pie varias noches antes y experimentado un montón de comida india cerca de Brick Lane, pero este lugar en todos ellos. El pollo a la mantequilla, el pollo tandoori, el papadums, el naan son increíblemente buena. El 4 salsas para el papadums son apetitosos pensar sobre ellos. Fuimos dos tardes era tan bueno. Estoy prácticamente llorando sabiendo que habiendo regresado a Canadá ayer que no podrán asistir a este resto de nuevo! El servicio es excelente, los precios razonables y la entrega es rápida y cortés.

We visited this restaurant on a Saturday evening. The premises are clean and presentable and modern in décor. The prices are moderate, considering its central London site. The staff were friendly and helpful.

Tres de nosotros fuimos allí para comer en un día laborable recientemente. Uno de nosotros queríamos cebolla bhajis, pero necesitaba saber si estaban sin gluten. Este era absolutamente vital, y no sólo una preferencia. El camarero dijo que no sabía, pero fuimos y preguntamos. Cuando volvió dijo que no sé! Aparentemente, ellos vienen de otro sitio (y, por lo tanto, tienen que ser calentada en un microondas. . . ). Nos quedamos muy sorprendidos por ellos sin saber qué estaba en la comida que sirven, y se pregunta qué otras cosas no puede cocinar en las instalaciones. De todos modos, a pesar de cómo este fue, retraer alojado y pedir otros platos. La comida de pobres oscilaba entre bastante bien en gustos (chana masala era preciosa), pero no había nada de ambiente, pero este era la hora del almuerzo. También encontramos el camarero muy fría y desagradable, y no acogedor. Podrían realmente mejorar en muchos aspectos (y conseguir un camarero que es capaz de sonreír y estar al menos un poco agradable). No volvería.

We enjoyed eating dinner here several times on a recent trip to London from the US. We loved their coconut rice, lamb korma, chicken tikka masala, and lamb shank. Very nice staff, too,

I just finished up an evening with an old pal. We met from Waterloo station and didn’t want to travel far. Unfortunately that lead us to the Southbank Tandoori, one of our worst London dining experiences. The first insult was the treatment from the staff as we sat down. My companion and I are two young women and the assumption was made almost immediately that we were not going to be big spenders. This lead to us being excessively hurried to order while perusing the menu. We had only been there for about one minute before we were asked to order our drinks. We said we weren’t ready only to be scowled at and asked the same question by another member of staff approximately one minute later... Once we had ordered a starter we were ready to order our main. We wanted to share a main as it was an early supper following a big lunch. We were told this was unacceptable and that there was a minimum per head spend of £13.95. Our spend would have been close to this anyway so it was rather insulting and honestly a bit of a rip off. Especially considering this was AFTER we ordered our starter and so obviously we had to comply. Beyond this the service was very rude and we were rushed through the meal and my companion asked for some chutney only to be ignored. The men were very hostile from the start and the food was bland. I would recommend avoiding this restaurant and that you go to the other tandoori on the same road which is much cheaper and frankly, definitely better.

I popped in for a curry with my partner. We were late, 10.30ish on a week night. The curry's arrived within minutes and were extremely hot (temperature), clearly microwaved as even the rice was blazing. A waiter literally stood at the next table the whole time and the moment we'd finished eating took the plates away and presented the bill. I guess they wanted to close up but we weren't the last people in there as there was a table of 6 still there.

I had a vindaloo for the first time in over 20 years the food was well prepared and not to hot so very pleasant. the staff were rally friendly and helpful. very well done will use when next in London

I’ve worked out of the London office on and off for 18 years and I’ve never even registered this place. To be honest it looks a bit naff from the outside and even once you are inside the decor is a bit dated. Don’t let this put you off. The food is good - freshly cooked and not hidden in a load of gloopy sauce. Good efficient service and prices are pretty reasonable too for London. Would definitely come here again.

Post theatre (matinee) meal here yesterday with a friend. We arrived early at which time there were very few diners but the restaurant filled quickly. We were there to linger over a meal as the two of us dining are old friends who now live continents apart so only meet once or twice a year. This is relevant only for the end of the meal.

I took my partner here for a pre show meal and we both had superb curries. The spicy crab cake and fish tikka appetisers would not be out of place in a fine dining establishment. Our lamb curry mains were tadty, with lean soft pieces of lamb. They even have a wine list that is above average for an Indian restaurant.

This was our second visit. Both times food very good, this time with a nice bottle of not that expensive Sancerre.

Estábamos en una reunión a la vuelta de la esquina y pensamos comer mi ser una buena idea. En el corto plazo "Tandoori" pensada para Southbank 22 de nosotros. Qué fantástica noche. Nos presentamos en masa y tomó sobre el restaurante. El personal no podía hacer lo suficiente para ayudar y se las arregló admirablemente. Los pedidos habituales. poppadom . Apiladas. alta. Decidimos no pedir aperitivos y fuimos directamente a la red eléctrica. He dado este restaurante 5 estrellas ya que no se hizo un error y toda la comida estaba caliente y correcto. 22 pedidos llegó rápidamente y nadie me dejaba en espera. La cerveza nunca se quedaban en seco y el personal siempre a la mano. Disfruté muchísimo de mi curry de pollo "mantequilla" y yo no oí una queja de nadie. Bien hecho el Southbank Tandoori.

He vivido en la India y me encanta su comida, así que me sorprendió lo buena que era la comida en lo que parece ser un Run of the Mill House curry. El sag gosht estaba muy bien condimentadas con un agradable profundidad de sabores y el pollo tikka madrás era prácticamente con otros que he tenido un lugares mucho más caro.

Many will be familiar with my honest reviews and this is no exception. Each month several of us descend on another Indian restaurant (which can be found in my reviews)for our monthly curry club! Last night due to work issues we decided to stay local, and we regretted it as soon as first meal hit the table!Another review on here mentioned the colour of the Chicken passanda....it was bright orange and did not taste as a pasanda should, we were told it is a chef from a different region....whatever the hell that meant!Service was not great nor bad but average. However, as creatures of habit, we ordered exactly the same food/drinks as in our regular restaurant and it was nearly £60 more.So if in Southwark and in need of a curry, message me for the address of another one and pay a £10 UBER fare and save a lot of money....and receive a world class meal.No coincidence but 5 guys with iron stomachs....all feeling poorly today. Eat here at your peril.

Me alojo en el área regularmente y puedo decir que es la mejor casa de curry en la zona. La comida es muy sabrosa y el servicio es bueno también. Vale la pena una visita.

I went alone, it was the first time in this restaurant, the waitress recommended me everything. Very good!

I visited this restaurant this evening in search of a Lamb Passanda - which is usually a mustard coloured, mild, sweet curried dish with almonds and sultanas.The dish received looked and tasted like a balti - with the addition of a few peanuts.Very strange and not at all as expected.

A group of 7 wanting to be seated at 2000 hrs was no problem for the staff. We were asked to wait for about 10 mins when they said a group would vacate and so it was. With varying dietary requirements, the staff suggested food to match and it was perfect.Liked the atmosphere. There were various groups all speaking but the noise wasn't intrusive. Chicken Tikka and Paneer Shashlik Starters were good. Mains even better. We ordered mutton, chicken and 3 veggie options. We were so full-up that we couldn't have dessert. Will definitely go back again.

Hire samen met 2 collegas geweest en verschillende gerechten bested, VI's, tandoori en butter chicken Allen gerechten warden prima en regents redelijke prijs kom ER zeker keer terug

First visit and happened to be passing with a friend so dropped in to feed the addiction! Very busy and a nice atmosphere which makes a change for a curry house. The usual poppadom and pickles ok and the main meal very good. Jalfrezi is always my yardstick for a first visit. But, our food was served by a complete clueless idiot who could barely mutter the names of the dishes and actually decided to put one dish on my mobile phone and turned away muttering the name pilau rice. I find the service in curry houses generally pretty poor unless you're eating high-end but this was shockingly bad by any standard. Won't be returning.

An impromptu visit to this place proved a good decision and we had a tasty meal. Everything from the fish tikka starter to the king prawn main, to the sag aloo and chapatis was very nice.

Had a lovely meal today. One of the best I've been too in a long time. Would highly recommend it The staff recommended certain foods .. And they also have a good takeaway menu too.

After having been turned away from The Spice of India 300yds up the road because my daughter was in a wheelchair. I went in to see if we were allowed in, the guy even helped me with the chair around the door. Once inside the guys moved different tables until a suitable spot was found for my daughter. The guys couldn't have been more helpful. We sat and enjoyed an excellent meal.

I organise a regular night out for ex-work colleagues & we also come here. Our building was close by so few of the group have frequented the place for many years! They always remember who I am when I call to make the booking. Extremely welcoming & friendly. Food is good & generous portions.

The food was great, good menu choice but the service was a bit "hit and miss", especially with the drinks.

The food was very tasty. The pappadums were nice,light and crisp served with some delicious chutneys,While the mixed platter entree leaved a little to be desired, the Saag Gosht, Rogan Josh and Tikka chicken more than made up for this.The presentation was a little odd (particularly for the entrees), but the service was quick and efficient. Nice meal, but a little bit expensive.

Jumped in here with a friend on a busy Tuesday evening. The atmosphere was excellent, a real pre-Christmas buzz. The usual menu choice but the food was great and, strangely but welcome, not harangued to order quickly. I like it pretty hot and simple so had a jalfrezi, good heat level as some places can be a bit light on the fresh chilli, aubergine bhaji and 2 chipatis (yep, no rice, this is how it came when in curry houses in Bradford back in the 80's when at University). Really good quality and one of the best I've had in a while.All that said, the staff, though very efficient, were grumpy. I don't mind this so much but be wary!

Went here for a pals Christmas Curry evening earlier this week. The Cut has some good Pubs and Restaurants and I would certainly add this to them.It's a fairly typical Indian restaurant inside, with rather alot of mood lighting, although Iam not a great fan of the pale blue lighting that seems to abound in these places - but at least its calm.We all had several large Tiger Beers and the Poppadoms were crunchy and the dips very good. Great start!My Chicken Vindaloo was quite hot - perhaps it could've been a bit spicier. The Sag Aloo was excellent and the Pilau Rice fairly average. The Naan bread was particularly good - a lightness of flavour that was surprising and much appreciated.The Staff are fairly efficient and friendly and the overall cost of the meal was I thought very good value. So all things considered, I would heartily recommend this place - in an area abounding in Curry Houses, this one holds its own very well.

The food is excellent.Tastes are very authentic and portions are big. Try the chicken tika masala a their jalfrezi . Relish tray , pappadoms were fresh and tasty. Parathas and nan were also good. The service is very good and the staff very friendly. The place is in need of a good facelift. The food is so good that you forget the decor.

普通に美味しいです。一見して若干入りづらい雰囲気もあり、隣に大人気のバーガー店があるだけに、その雰囲気がひときわ際立つのですが、安心なクオリティのインド料理が楽しめます。カレーにはパクチーがトッピングされるものが多いため、苦手な人は注文時に申告を。テイクアウェーにも対応していますが、スプーンなどを入れ忘れる事がとても多いため、受け取り時に確認した方が良いでしょう。

My friend and I were looking for a good curry house close to Waterloo Station and this seemed to have quite good reviews.The service was actually pretty good - very attentive and only slightly pushy (we got the bill before we'd asked for it!). The staff were lovely, smiley and helpful.The food was much better than I had anticipated - great poppadoms and nice relishes. We had the Pathia and Bhuna which were quite tasty and the chicken was good quality though a little dry. Sag Aloo was very small and had little flavour. The curry house itself was perfectly fine though the toilets were a bit grim!Would go again if in the area but definitely don't have too high expectations.

Went here last night and we both had a vindaloo really tasty washed down with a very good bootle of chateau neuf du pape! really reasonable and really busy for a wednesday ! will definatly be returning.

Staying locally for a few days we decided to try this place after finding via Google maps as we had no idea where to go for a good curry.Nice authentic curry house, reasonably priced. Good table service. Food arrived in good time and was nice and hot. Drinks were out of can and naan bread was a tad greasy which was could have been better and got charged an extra pound for poppadoms but overall would recommend.

Walked in of the street to discover small restaurant. Guests were exclusively locals. Papadams are papadams but the accessories were great. Shared two different chicken dishes with two different types of rice. Lovely. Staff was attentive, helpful and polite. Minor points of criticism: used my cutlery for the starter and would like to have a fresh set for the main course but used cutlery was just left on the table. Also was a bit hard to understand - which added to the authenticity. Would like to return.

We all enjoyed our meal at your restaurant on Sunday night. After an exhausting 3 days in London we were pleased to find this on trip advisor.

I went here with one of my cousins and six year old for an early dinner on a Thursday night. It was delicious and all came quickly. The place had a very nice vibe, was clean and had friendly staff.We ordered a Chicken Biryani which my son ate and they made sure that it wasn't too spicy. We then split a Lamb Rogan Josh, Prawn curry and Saag Aloo and rice and naan. All were very good but the prawn dish did use frozen prawns...We had a very good and reasonable Rioja for about GBP18. I would go back.

Been twice in the last month. Both times had decent starters, hot curry and enjoyed it. Would return. House wine not out of this world but drinkable and great value.

Easily the worst customer service I've ever had. Was told it would be a 20 minute wait for a takeaway and was still waiting over 50 minutes later. When I pointed out that wasn't acceptable, the staff became increasingly aggressive and "invited me outside". I felt extremely threatened despite the fact they were in the wrong and I was perfectly calm and polite.

After walking a bit around Waterloo station we happened upon this restaurant. The wait staff were friendly and service was prompt. The food we ordered was delicious and flavorful and truly enjoyed the Naan bread; also enjoyed a nice, chilled Tiger beer.

Tasty food,good service,very attentive staff,would recommend this restaurant for an Indian cuisine experience.

We ended up eating at the Southbank Tandoori Indian restaurant as a last minute decision. It was on The Cut so not far from our hotel. Décor was very tired, wait staff good until the bill came. Food was delicious with the best naan I’ve ever had. The waiter brought the credit card machine when I indicated I was ready to pay. On the machine, it asked for a gratuity with instructions to hit a certain button for yes and another for no. I guess I took too long as the waiter hit the no button and basically tossed my card onto the table along with the pen. Even though the food was good, I wouldn’t return with that kind of service.

My son and I came here on the spur of the moment based on trip advisor reviews and it's handy location to where we were. The food was really good. The starters were really lovely. We shared mains and sides, I think I had one of the best Dhals have ever had. I'd come back here without a doubt.

Niestety po papadamsach które mialy super dodatki pelne smaku ,przyszlo rozczarowanie daniem głównym Nan bread ,ktory mial byc czosnkowy a moim zdanie nie byl.Kelner po moim zapytaniu, poinformowal ze powinnam widziec czosnek na talerz i wszystki jest wporzadku Ryz z kokosem i orzechami malo zjadliwy, tika masal smaczna i ostra , drugiego danie nie pamietam nazwy niestety również smak nie byl warty zapamiętania

Overall the food was lovely and seemed decently priced couldn't complain at that aspect. We travelled here from a different part of London as we have been before and enjoyed it. We was in a group of 4 (18,18,22 and 23 years old) before we even ordered a drink we were asked for ID. (Which was bizarre as I only wanted a coke!) The waiter then proceeded to tell us that you needed to be 21 to drink..... Pretty sure the law is 18 and 16 if it is part of a meal? We enquired with the manager and showed him what it said on google. The waiter and the manager got irate to the point were they could have been perceived as shouting saying it was company policy etc. Luckily we dealt with it ok and just had soft drinks if we were under 21. The management and staff did not deal with this appropriately at all! It was a shame as we have been here before and had no issues, and the food was good on this occasion too. We wouldn't come back after that behaviour and only stayed as we had travelled and it was getting late at night.

Not technically on the Southbank I have walked past here on many a occasion and never noticed it.We had a work team lunch here and it was lovely.Typical curry house decor inside which is fine no complaints.I had the fish curry and it was so tasty but boy is was hot! but I made it and came out unscathed I would return but with steep competition on The Cut I would recommend they do a lunch menu as they had none and it is not cheap for a lunchtime team munchies.

Lite skeptiska eftersom det var tomt på besökare. Gick in och åt och det var gott och trevligt. Efter ett tag blev det fullsatt.

Couldn't wait to review this place, just eaten, took a chance and went to the first place found, and we'll worth it, great food, quick efficient service, very suprised at the whole cost, expected higher, less than 5 mins from the travelodge, a big thumbs up!

I suspect I got food poisoning from here. About six hours after my meal I was rolling around nauseous in bed and 8hours later I was sick. I cant go to work now.

Restaurante:El local es pequeño (20 comensales aproximadamente) y ligeramente iluminado. La decoración (la poca que hay) es bastante fea.Comida:Esperaba más de este restaurante. La comida esta bien pero no merece mención especial. Los platos de carne son grandes y los entrantes, arroces, etc son para 1 persona máximo. El precio idéntico a todos los de la zonaServicio:El servicio era muy rápido pero poco amable. Tenían más interés en servir la comida y hacerte salir del restaurante que intentar hacer agradable la cena. En resumen caras largas y sonrisas falsas.

I attempted to eat here one night around 20:30 and there was a wait for tables so I didn't stay.I tried a different approach tonight and got there at 17:55 before they opened! I was the first to arrive. There was a short wait whilst they sorted themselves out. After that my order was taken promptly and the food arrived shortly after. I had Lamb Makhani; and Coconut and Cashew rice. The Makhani wasn't as creamy as I've had elsewhere but it was fine.Another quick turnaround for me as I was eating by myself so all done at 18:30.

Visited this restaurant for the first time with a group on 9. Good service and food. Excellent value and will return.

This is a local haunt for us. The food is always excellent and the staff are just wonderful. This is an extremely well run establishment with a real commitment to their guests enjoyment.

Food came out cold. Unforgivable. First major disappointed in this area. I asked for food to be heated and then ate with s cold naan. Also ordered a paratha. That was way too thick and didn't taste like a paratha. I think they just put naan flour onto a pan. Sorry I'm not coming again. Be careful people.

My mistake not to try this restaurant until the last bit of my visit in London. Silly me as my hotel the H10 was right across the street (great hotel by the way). Once I tried it, I ate there 3 nights in a row - enjoying the Chicken Tikki Massala each time for 10 pounds. This came with rice and a salad. Tasty and filling. Don't be put off by the less than lush dining room i.e. don't be a snob - it is clean and the food is excellent.

Only ate there when desperate. Staff were very rude, had to give them a piece of my mind. Food was not good either!

Strange lighting that made it difficult to see. Cramped tables meant there was not much room for sides on the table and elbows were continuously clashing. Lamb Madras was average flavour but the lamb was tough. Pilau rice tasted like cheap microwave rice. Keema naan was ok. Ordered 1 sag aloo and 1 aloo gobi between 4 people and there was nowhere near enough, Would have needed to order 2 sides each for it to have been worthwhile. Considering how small the portion sizes were the price was too much. Chocolate that came with the bill was the best part of the meal. Will not be returning

Solid Indian restaurant with a long and varied menu. The food was very good in general and the service was friendly.

Indien proche métro Southwark & hôtel Ibis Blackfriars.Plats très bon.Service plutôt rapide.Salle agréable. Note un peu élevée (30£ pour entrée plat dessert) mais c'est Londres aussi...NB Pas d'espresso (café filtre) mais c'est un resto indou :)

Greeted with a smile and attentative waiters, usual starters on offer plus some specials which i went for in the end, the Hot Spicy King prawns were delightful and on the hot side which i liked. Lamb Patia was superb and hit the spot along with the mushroom rice, very filling, washed down with a few Cobra's.My number one choice for a curry when visiting and working in the Southbank area.

Appearances are deceiving here. It doesn't look much from the outside or inside, but the food is really really good. Couldn't fault it and worth a visit if you are in the area and want a curry.

I have always tended to prefer Spice of India but as it was raining I went here and had a great meal much better than previous visits and good service very busy but still attentive . Good choice of meals veggie range could perhaps be wider. Level access toilets will be back

Southbank Tandoori is my local curry restaurant and I have been going for years. The food is excellent and the service friendly. Definitely recommend this place.

Have visited here several times , normally for take out as i have found this place to be the best in the area having lived here for 10 years . Eaten in only a few times and always found the waiters and manager friendly and the service good. Had various dishes ranging from mild to hot and one of the few places i have found where not only is the vindaloo hot (made with naga chillis ) , but has a lot of flavour as well

Visited here on our way home from the theatre and trying not to visit a chain restaurant we opted for the Southbank Tandoori. The service was fine and the waiters were very friendly and efficient. The food was enjoyable but I feel that it did not reflect the relatively high prices for a curry house in this area of London. The portions were also very small which made it even less value for money. I enjoyed my meal but would not visit again as there are plenty of other restaurants like this that provide equal quality food for a lot less money.

In alle opzichten een prima adres: een prettige omgeving, vriendelijke en efficiënte bediening en voortreffelijk eten voor een redelijke prijs. In Londen is een dergelijke combinatie tamelijk zeldzaam. Het was al een goed teken, dat er vrij veel Hindoestaanse bezoekers waren.

I have eaten here a few times and the food has always been a bit better than most of the Indian restaurants around here.The chicken xacuti is one of the best I have had in London.The service is laid back but attentive.I forgot my wallet once and they were cool with me popping back later in the evening to pay them which was very trusting and endeared me to the place.

We were in the area on Friday night after a show and we wanted to try somewhere new and we decided to give this place a try. The first signs were good as it was packed, so much that we had to wait for a table. All the food we ordered was delicious, especially the nan breads which were absolutely succulent. We'll come back!

Food and service were excellent, lamb masalla, pilau rice, popadams, chutney. I don't normally check my bill very closely, but it seemed a lot. Simple addition showed that £15 had been added to my bill. It should have been £23 but I was charged £38. An innocent mistake? Well, there was no apology or explanation but blank incomprehension. I took the matter up with the manager expecting to be offerered an apology or a free dessert, or something but was met with more blank denial. I was never impolite in my tone. I was ushered out of the restauarant feeling cheated and ripped off. DO NOT eat here unless you want random amounts of money added to your bill. They are quick with the Tippex which indicates to me that this is a common occurrence. Shame on you Southbank Tandoori.

A high street Indian that scores with both its location and food but lacks class with both the service and the decor. Staff can be a little awkward (if you book via OpenTable don't expect the restaurant staff to recognise your reservation - best call ahead) and the lighting isn't to everyone's taste. But the food is good, sometimes very good, and reasonable value too.

Na lang zoeken naar een restaurant wat op donderdag niet vol of al dicht was hier beland. Konden vrij snel zitten en onze bestelling doorgeven. Menu bevat genoeg keuze, ook wat (voor mij) meer bijzondere keuzes die je niet overal tegenkomt. Het eten werd snel gebracht en was lekker. Het is geen restaurant om gezellig een hele avond te tafelen, werden een beetje weggekeken door nieuwe gasten, maar verder prima.

Worst hospitality. Online they advertised their time for closing as 11.00 pm. When we entered at 1030 pm. The waiter refused to seat us but said - collect your food and go. Servings were too too small. Taste was poor of curries. Naans were like uncooked rubbery dough put together. It was one of the worst experience to chase an Indian curry taste. None of the owner/ staff showed any decency of talking or taking order properly. It was as if we were homeless and they were obliging us by giving us food. Not cheap eitherWon't ever go back. Neither would I send my worst enemy to this place.

地下鉄Southwarkのすぐ側にあります。Madras・LambカレーとSpecial Fried Riceを頼みましたが、どちらも普通に美味しいカレーでした。テイクアウェイにも対応していますが、言わないとスプーンの類をつけてくれないので注意です。

I had a reasonable Indian meal at this restaurant. I was not outstanding but good value for a location in this area of London.I would recommend trying it if everywhere else locally is full or outside your price range.The food is the standard staple of Indian restaurants across the UK.

I gave this restaurant another shot. It's very convenient for Waterloo and for the Old Vic or even closer to the Young Vic. I decided on the lamb shank this time. The meat was lovely and tender and nicely flavoured, but served with so little finesse. A huge plate of food was put in front of me with the sauce almost filling the plate. Could easily have served two people, but could have been presented so much better. Service was good and attentive but if you're there early and alone as I was, the staff tend to stand and chat just near you which makes it a little uncomfortable.

Agree with fellow reviewers. We felt like we were rushed from the second we entered the restaurant.We came in at about 9pm and from the get go it was 'What would you like to drink?' when we asked for five minutes just two minutes later another different waiter asked the same question. Orders were taken very swiftly and special requests weren't properly noted and then mistakes were made.Food was nice but didn't like the feeling of being rushed! If you don't care and want good Indian then this is good for just the food only.

This venue was recommended by a friend so I went on a cold Tuesday night in January. I enjoyed L Lamb Shank and my friend, a King Prawn Masala. I particularly liked the quantity of the food served with a tasty thick sauce, pilau rice well cooked, Brinjal and other side dishes good too.A large restaurant, with tables very close together and very busy the night we went, attentive service and clean tables. Nothing really to criticise food wise, but I would recommend that the owners modernise the toilets given the size of the restaurant. There is no excuse to have a tatty toilet in a busy restaurant, and it needs attention. That said, I would go again and recommend it if you need to eat close to Waterloo.

The mixed starter showed promise, the chicken was tender, the vegetable samosa crisp and tasty. The main meal of chicken was disappointing, a dry over spiced tandoori.Good service but I will not be revisiting.

Located just nearby to both Waterloo and Southwark, it's a perfect location that's a little off the beaten track. Always busy but never had to wait for a table. There's a wide range of choice on the menu, I opted for the korma with side dishes of rice and onion bahjis. Fairly reliable and safe, nothing too adventurous. Not the cheapest dining experience in the area but good enough.

The staff were friendly and the service swift. The rice wasn't particularly good and unlike any pilau rice I've had before. My lamb saag was unremarkable and lacked some extra chilli that I'd made a point of asking for. Was convenient for a pre performance meal at the Old Vic which is just 2 mins away.

The service and the food were good until we discovered a small 1 cm metal nut in the Tarka Dal; and then, a couple of minutes later, the metal washer that went with it! But the worst thing was that when we reported it to the manager he implied that one of our party had inserted them in the dal! It is just (but only just) understandable that such accidents can happen but it is unforgiveable to then blame the guests. As compensation they offered one free dish of prawns.

Standard Indian restaurant for the UK really. Food was pretty bland. Nothing to set it apart from its peers. Average value for money, good choice of curries just don't expect to be wowed.

This is a sympathetic restaurant near Southwark tube station and less than ten minutes walking from the Citizen M hotel. The food was excellent, service was good and the restaurant was almost full which is usually a good indication of price and quality. I would certainly come here again on a next occasion.

Be very careful here. My phone was stolen in here and the staff were incredibly unhelpful. There were very few people in thé placé so you can draw your own conclusions....The food was also unremarkable.

This is one of may dining establishments along The Cut from Waterloo Road. We chose the spot as there seemed to be a few tables available without wait.Service was efficient and attentive but not especially warm. The dishes were all filling and well prepared but there was nothing especially exciting to separate the fare from that of any other Indian restaurant in town or in many other cities. It wasn't a bad meal by any stretch but there also nothing about it that will linger in the memory banks.

Food was delivered quickly, was tasty and good quality. Only two points for improvement - they should do keema dishes (we were surprised they didn't have any!) and a friendlier service. Apart from that, the best place to get a good curry on The Cut.

well it had decent food,lovely chicken tikka massala,with special freid rice i had,my freind went for a Butter chicken which he saidwasnt all that,the starters he had chicken tikka wasnt cooked properly,the inside wasstillbit not cooked.but mind you for a wednesday evening they were busy,staff seemed nice,and the price is ok.just the inside is bit small,and theres not decor in the restaurent,willi be rushing to go backthere,nanot really.

We had a family dinner there with my daughter and wife. The food they serve is really delicious and authentic. Staff is polite generally, however not very eager or patient to give detailed recommendations. Price is fair. Should be tried if you stay around, however not worth a special trip, in my opinion.

My son wanted Indian food while we were in London and we chose this restaurant since it was close to our hotel and had decent TA reviews. We seemed to be the only tourists in the place. Service was quite slow, and it seemed to be intentional. Many servers attended us, but we didn't seem to have anyone devoted to our table. The food was very good, but the additional naan we asked for didn't arrive until we were finished. The server seemed not to know much about the wine and the one we picked had a screw cap. If you are in the area, it's worth stopping in if you want Indian food, but don't make a special trip.

Arrived late in the evening and had a great meal there. The restaurant was nearly full with locals so a good sign. Would eat there again.

Inconspicuous restaurant delivered a spicy, delicious surprise. The food was really tasty, service pleasant and average priced. Will be back for sure.

When I first walked in I was made to feel extremely uncomfortable as all the male staff stared in a strange manner. I was also surprised to see there were not 3 other guests in the restaurant (despite most restaurants being full at this time on the cut. After ordering my meal (3seperate dishes) the waiter, without saying a word turns to the front page of the menu and points to the 'minimum spend' which I did not reach as my order was £11 rather than the minimum of £11.95. By this point I had had enough and decided to go to the charming Italian further up the road.

Popped in here for a meal early on after work, in London for a few days on business. The air conditioning was immediately welcoming as outside was very humd. Clean, comfortable surroundings. Had a delicious meal, prawn puri as a starter and then a Chakuti Murg. Would certainly go back if in the area

The food is fresh and very well presented. Service is very good. We had a little bit of everything to taste I want to come back to London and eat here again, or I might just come back tomorrow again before going home