Tamarind Kitchen in City of London, Westminster

Excellent !!! Nous avions envie de découvrir la cuisine indienne et nous sommes contents de nous être arrêtés à ce restaurant. Le service était très agréable et la qualité des repas juste exceptionnel. Des saveurs qui ont régalé nos papilles je vous le conseille.

Food nice but terribly overpriced for what it was. Service was so fast it was annoying and condescending. Felt like a usurper in a place built for posh people. Not for me

I really enjoyed eating at this place. The staff was friendly, the atmosphere was nice, and the food was very, very nice.

We visited this place a few months ago and were appalled by our experience! The server was so rude ! Firstly he told us we’d have to make a minimum order of atleast three dishes to even place one so we over ordered inspite of not being very hungry ! When the food arrived we spotted a hair in the food and he very rudely denied that this didnot come from his kitchen and later on begrudgingly offered to replace the dish! He was very conceited and spoke to us quite disrespectfully! We left the place without eating and even paid for our food! When we left the place and said we’d write a review here about our unpleasant experience he stated that we can’t mess with him because this is not India - this was quite a racist comment and I’ve decided to never set foot in this place again. Horrible. Appalling and absolutely disgraceful

Amazing ambiance and food quality and taste but very small portions and quite expensive.

Beautiful and Artsy decor. Brilliant cocktails that seek inspiration from Indian flavour profiles. The servers were so kind, especially Harshit and Guntas who took great care of us. The manager on duty also took the time to greet us and ensure everything was up to standard. Regarding the food, this is one of the best Indian spots in London. Absolute must visit.

In a city with an endless number of Indian restaurants, this one stands out. An original menu, with items not found in a typical Indian restaurants, a very pleasant atmosphere and excellent service make this restaurant a special experience

I have been there many times and received amazing service. Thanks to Zara she is the best. The food is delicious. Highly recommend.

We were there last evening, the food is brilliant, service is poor. Had to ask for water all the tme, no one attending the table proactively, ,checking if we need anything else , had to get the attention of the staff for every small thing , expected better service for the price.

This Indian restaurant captivated my taste buds with an exquisite blend of flavours. The aromatic spices infused each dish, creating a culinary journey through India. From the Jaipuri lamb boti , lamb Shekh kebab, Dungar chicken chops to the perfectly cooked Hyderabadi lamb shank curry, every bite was a celebration of authentic Indian cuisine. A must-visit for any food enthusiast. Cocktails and desserts were amazing too. Cons: Price was little high for the quantity served for starter

nice quiet place Upscale Food is great. Don’t second guess yourself. If you close. Enjoy

Good food, fast and attentive service. I wasnt a fan of the crescent curry platter though. Not necessarily that it wasnt enough food or anything, just something about the presentation of the four tiny dishes felt somewhat unsatisfying. Also quite pricey overall

It was lovely dining at tamarind kitchen on the special day .. the staff was too good and they are very polite and their service is too fast, and coming to food !!! No words it was delicious. Everyone Must try their food

It's a nice restaurant with overpriced food. The best thing for me was the lamb kebabs they had a great flavor and taste to it. Next time if I was there I would order the kebabs and the bhel puri. The other dishes we had got were okay at the most. The lamb chops were lacking flavor and spice and were very fatty. The so-called King of Street Food, wheat poori filled with goodies & chutneys was bang average, and I would recommend you spending £16 on that. The avocado bhel puri (savory beach snack of puffed rice, tangy chutney combined with avocado) was nice and something different and was something I'd ordered again. The butter chicken curry was very average and didn't really hit the spot. The lamb Curry (bhuna gosht) was decent but again didn't really hit the spot. Overall the service was good and the restaurant is lovely but I don't go for the service and atmosphere I go for the food and therefore spending £360 for 4 people was a total rip off especially for the quality of food.

amazing food, staff very attentive. this is a beautiful restaurant right in the heart of Soho. everything was cooked to perfection. thoroughly enjoyed our night. will return again

Delicious ! Great service and Indian at its best served in creative ways. Thank you for a lovely evening 😎😉.. tip - the lemon rice ..YUM

Amazing food. Great atmosphere. Will certainly return!

Excellent experience. Will be sure to return soon.

Overall, a solid restaurant with quality food. Yet, considering the overall experience, the prices seem a bit high and may not justify the expense.

It was an amazing experience, a bit pricey but worth it especially the lamb chops

Service charge 15%, it gets everything very expensive. Tasty, but portions are small and too spicy. Not good value for money

Second visit and still delicious. One of the finest Indian restaurants in the area.

Food was nice and service was excellent but found place bit over rated. Set menu is pretty expensive and one needs appetite to do justice to it.

A nice and spicy dinner on the 3rd of January. We were seated a nice corner table at ground floor. Very courteous and efficient service all along, which deserves 5 stars. So why not 5 stars overall? Because while food was superbly cooked (dungan chicken chops, jaipuri lamb boti both super tender, mellow and juicy…), it was really too spicy. To a point where it kills the underneath savours. Which is a real pity. Even my wife who is a huge fan of spicy food was struggling. The plum chicken do piyaza, the kaali dal and to a lesser extent, the Hiderabadi lamb shank were accompanied with a fiery sauce / backdrop. The first one had that mention on the menu and we actually asked the question to the waiter. He said that was midlt spicy, a bit above the butter chicken. So that would be the main negative point of the dinner as they clearly know how to cook and season food. No doubt. But food has to be adapted to European palates. Finally, this is definitely not a cheap place (£200+ for a dinner for 2 with 2 small grilled plates, 2 main courses, 2 rices, 1 cheese naan, 1 naan, 1 bottle of pinot noir, 2 raitas and 1 bottle of still water). But that’s Soho London and for those who can stomach the heavy spice, it’s top food.

2 star for the service although the food was good i rate it 4 stars. My friend and I had a reservation for 5 pm on 27-12-2023 and once we were seated the waitress told us before we even placed our order that we need to clear the table by 7pm! Where in fact the food we ordered arrived past 6 pm! We did convey we are upset to the management. I suggest they train their staff on better hospitality manners. Of course this observation is not a generalized one that apply to all the staff. That specific waitress only.

Was here for a small get together. The staff were courteous, food was delicious and loved the ambiance!!

I’m a regular visitor to this gem of a restaurant which affords great food within an inviting and intimate environment. As always the service was exemplary with friendly and informed employees serving great food. . One waiter worthy of special mention on this occasion was Mandal Highly recommended in all respects.

The food taste was amazing but the quantity is really less as compared to the price paid. The service was also quick enough but not upto the mark as expected a better service from such a high rated restaurant. I would like to appreciate that they brought a sorbet along with candle on the top as it was my brother’s birthday.

Nous nous sommes rendus dans ce restaurant par hasard ! Finalement, nous n'avons nullement regretté. Le personnel assure l'accueil avec courtoisie. Le service est à la fois professionnel et efficace. Il s'agit d'une cuisine indienne raffinée plutôt gastronomique. Tout a été très du début jusqu'à la fin ! Belle Adresse à découvrir avec un budget environ 70£ par personne que nous avons eu.

Food was amazing, drinks were slightly underwhelming especially when they didn't taste like their description. I'm mainly giving it 4 stars as towards the end of service as one of our waitresses came to clear the table she had told us to shush. Me and my friends managed to laugh it off but can't stop thinking about it tbh

Exceptional. Delicious food. Wonderful service. Lovely ambience.

Place looks elegant with candle lighting. Visited with friends as we were not so hungry we just tasted few items. Chicken biryani and chicken tikka garlic naan were nice. Sag was ok .Rest service and ambience was great 👍

Food was good but service was questionable. We went here to celebrate a milestone birthday and as we came in we were reminded we only had the table until 7. (We came in at 5.15pm, we were running 15 mins behind and whilst I don’t mind a time limit, I do mind if the restaurant is not even half full by the time we leave). We opted for a few starters and 2 x of the veg set menu things and 2 x of the meat set menu. The food was good but what happened next really has left a bad taste in my mouth. There were a few walk-in customers, some were told there was a minimum spend requirement and others were not. What was odd was that it was the south Asian families who were told about a minimum spend, but if you were Caucasian, you were not. I found this really upsetting and shocking, I cannot believe a south Asian restaurant would do that to south Asian people… or anyone really. We paid the bill and left… I found the £40 service charge far too much considering we had to ask for bottled water several times - but my guests did not feel comfortable complaining seeing how other south Asian people were treated (and being south Asian ourselves). Really disappointing, I hope management review this and respond.

Very delicious modern Indian, and the curries were full of flavour. A bit expensive for the chicken chops and lamb chops, as you can probably get something similar in Dishoom for a fairer price. The curries also leaned on the more expensive price but the flavours in it made up for it. The spinach curry was on the saltier side for my liking, nevertheless… still finished it! I would return.

The food was among the better Indian cuisines I’ve had in London though the portions are quite small considering the price tag. Service leaves more to be desired and can be improved.

The only good thing about this restaurant was it’s interior and drinks. Food was average very bland taste therefore didn’t enjoy. Staff interaction and service was alright, the waiter insisted to order more curry side dish as one wasn’t enough. However one side curry dish is good enough to share between two! Listen to yourself and not the staff as they will want you to always order more. Recommend having a prior booking or else you’ll eat your dinner at the bar

Fabulous food, butter chicken and kerla curry were spicy without being overwhelming, tge garlic nan was pipping hot and dripping with garlic butter, whilst rice was light and fluffy. Second time I've been and I loved it! Great service too.

Bokade ej bord . Det gick att få ett, men personalen påpekade att man behövde spendera 50 GBP per person, mycket onödig kommentar . Väl vid bordet frågade de om kontakt uppgifter vilket de ej fick . Personalen kändes ej genuint trevlig. Maten va bra men på tok överprisad . Allt behövde man beställa separat. På hela beloppet lägger de på 15% i "dricks avg".

Best paneer tikka ever. The biryani was a slight let down as it was very intensely flavored and overpowering. The service was perfect.

They had run out of some of the deserts Also they did not ask if anyone had any allergy s ,,,which is very important these days

Had the tasting menu. Chicken chops was phenomenal Lasooni palak was awesome as well Butter chicken and lamb boti and papdi chaat were good

Food was amazing. Chandhni panner is the best one in London. Top quality panner. I recommend everyone to try this cuisine. Rest Raj kchori was marvellous full of rainbow flavours. Papdi chat was nicely presented with mashed potato and chickpea base with Tamarind sauce. All staff member was very polite and professional.

Such a dumb rule of asking each person ordering one main course The restaurant smells really terrible

Christmas party, group of eight. Every single person in our group said it was “the best Indian food they have ever eaten” - Service was very good, not rushed, and the atmosphere was nice and relaxed. Prices are as to be expected in Soho. I would say the drinks were on the higher side. The final bill includes a discretionary 15% service charge, which we were happy to pay.

Great food, loved the tasting menu

From the first minute entering the restaurant we were impressed with the friendly and helpful staff. Great choice of food on the menu and the staff took the time to explain what everything was. The food was delicious. There was a great buzz/atmosphere in the restaurant. First visit but not the last.

Very spicy They will try to have you order the bigger dishes

Food was pretty good Only downside is that the servers are very pushy with trying to get you to order more and more things to juice your wallet.

Great food & service 10/10 thanks 😊

Awesome food in an amazing location.

Decent food, poor service and arrogant manager: our order was messed up, we were given half of the breads we ordered. Balance did not arrive till we had finished despite reminding them three times. Our bill was inflated with items that we did not order. Needless to say it made our experience less than pleasant. Worst part was manager tried to blame us for ordering more than once. He did say he will investigate but no apology. We won’t be returning.

I visited with a US friend who was over from Senegal where she is currently working. For her this was a rare opportunity to have good quality Indian food and we were not disappointed. The menu is not wide ranging, but is varied and innovative without loosing the tradition. Standouts were ice cream cone shaped venison Samosas, chilly garlic naan and the butter chicken. Service was excellent, unhurried and very professional. Prices of the food were as one might expect for central London, not cheap, but not outrageous either. Wine and drinks were a bit pricey for what they were.

Excellent food, lacklustre service.

Great food - very well prepared. The decor of the restaurant was sumptuous, clearly lots of care had gone into the design. However, the service was officious, to say the least. We were a party of four and all felt rushed throughout. We arrived 3 minutes late and were told off for doing so, not a great introduction - especially as we had just spoken to them on the phone and informed them we were just a couple of blocks away. Dishes were being cleared before they were finished; presumably to ensure we were finished for the next sitting. The maitre d’ returned to the table often - I am sure he thought he was being attentive but it did feel like we were being inspected rather than attended to. When we left it was with hardly any acknowledgement from the staff - no goodbye or thanks was said. Quite a contrast to the service we had received at ‘Dishoom’ the day before!

Excellent restaurant indien. Les plats sont plus que savoureux. La décoration est très belle et apaisante, assez chique sans tomber dans le trop blingbling. On voyage vraiment par leurs plats typiques et bien servis. L'ambiance est chaleureuse et apaisante. L'équipe est super niveau conseils et service.

My boyfriend and I stumbled upon Tamarind Kitchen during a stroll to China Town, and it turned out to be a delightful discovery. This Indian restaurant exudes class and beauty; every aspect, from the elegant design to the thoughtful menu and impeccable service, was truly top-notch. Our culinary adventure included the Raj Kachori, a highly recommended choice that dazzled with its diverse flavors and delightful toppings. The Grilled Seabass impressed with a perfectly portioned, expertly cooked dish that avoided over-seasoning. The Dunbar Chicken Chops showcased flawlessly seasoned, fall-off-the-bone meat. The Kerala Prawn Curry brought a delightful hint of spice, accompanied by an incredible sauce. The Lassooi Palak, Tandoori Roti, and steamed rice served as ideal accompaniments, perfectly portioned for a satisfying meal for two. They also have amazing cocktails, and of course assorted teas. However, the star of the evening was undoubtedly the Turmeric Crème Brûlée – an absolute must-try and easily my top crème brûlée experience to date. Tamarind Kitchen left us thoroughly impressed, and without a doubt, we plan to return for another exceptional dining experience.

Saturday night out. Table for three. Food was fine and service the usual till we were kicked out, when we were told to leave because they needed the table. Accustomed to negative surprises but admittedly, this left a bitter taste to an otherwise acceptable Indian food. They need to work in their priorities. Hence the two stars, as there is potential for some improvement.

Unusual and very tasty menu,friendly and efficient service.

If you like Indian food DO NOT eat here! I ordered a curry with a "firey tomato sauce", which I was promised was spicy, sour, it sounded great. It was a single chicken thigh in a bath of cream for £27. It is probably the worst curry I have ever eaten. After the food, the next problem is that it is very difficult to communicate with the staff. Their accents are very strong and they don't understand English very well.

Delicious food, lovely calm ambiance, attentive service. We were given a reservation with very little advance time, so glad we found this excellent restaurant.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Tamarind Kitchen, a restaurant located near the beautiful Oxford Street, just a short 7-minute walk from the Oxford Street Station. The ambience of the restaurant is truly inviting and sets the stage for a memorable dining experience. The service at Tamarind Kitchen is impeccable, with the staff going above and beyond to ensure that every guest feels taken care of. However, it is worth noting that the prices at this establishment are on the higher side. While the quality of the food justifies the cost, it may not be the ideal option for those on a tight budget. Speaking of the food, it was nothing short of brilliant. The dishes were not only authentic but also managed to capture the true essence and flavors of India. It is evident that the chefs at Tamarind Kitchen have a deep understanding of Indian cuisine and are dedicated to providing their guests with an exceptional culinary experience. However, I must deduct one star from my review due to a small hiccup in the form of an erroneous wine order on our bill. We were served a bottle of wine that we had not ordered. Thankfully, upon bringing this to the attention of the restaurant staff, they promptly rectified the mistake and adjusted the bill accordingly. It is worth mentioning that had we not checked the bill, we would have unknowingly paid for something we did not order. While the restaurant was quick to acknowledge the mistake and make it right, it is still a factor that should be considered. Despite this minor issue, I would still highly recommend visiting Tamarind Kitchen if you are looking for a first-class dining experience. The combination of the beautiful ambience, impeccable service, and brilliant and authentic Indian cuisine make it a standout restaurant in the area.

4.1 (current average on google) is a hilariously low rating for this restaurant. For my palate almost every dish had perfect flavor, spice, etc and also great presentation. Great service. And a beautiful restaurant.

Give this place technically a 4.8. Food is absolutely amazing and the drinks are superb. The staff are phenomenal. Would only note that it can be pricey so keep that mind (but it is totally worth it!). Highly recommend!

Food was phenomenal, service was prompt. maitre’d could’ve been more welcoming. we didnt even get a smile from him😓.

We had an incredible dining experience at Tamarind Kitchen yesterday. I had the pleasure of bringing my entire team, including some colleagues from the US, to enjoy the delicious Indian cuisine. They absolutely loved it, and I was thrilled to share our Indian culinary delights with them. This was my second visit to Tamarind, and I highly recommend it to others. The food is truly exceptional.

Fantastic food and service. My wife and me loved it there!

Lovely restaurant and the staff were all very friendly and helpful. The food was delicious, all the dishes were very well presented and packed with flavour. Will definitely return

Never again going to that place! Being a hijabi, I was treated very, very differently. I was there with my family! They served us the starters. But there was no plate on the table. When my husband mentioned, they said they forgot to give us the plate first. The plate they then got us was cold. We didn't even finish our starters. They just brought and kept the main course on our table. They didn't even ask us if we were ready for the main course. They didn't even replace the starter plate, and we ate the main course on the same plate. In a restaurant like Tamarind, where we pay a hefty price for service more than food, these were the best service they can give. And yes, I said hijabi earlier because I saw the service other people were getting was up to the standard. My husband even asked them if other people were paying extra to get that service. When my husband told the manager about everything, the manager just laughed it off! We were a joke to them! We couldn't finish our food, because of the unethical service given to us, so we asked them for a takeaway. Further coming at home, we realised the food they gave us was a smaller portion of what we left. Never ever...ever coming to the restaurant again! Please let me know what action is going to be taken for this. If asked, I am happy to share my receipt copy of my visit.

Avoid the tasting menu and “the crescent” option, they are extremely poor value. Both the tasing menu and “the crescent” are severed in four very small dishes. Our complaint was that they charge £32 per person for this yet a main (which is about 4 times larger) and side dish (also larger) is basically the same price (£25-28 for the main and £8 for the side) and would have been the same amount of food for half the price. They also sell wine at extreme mark-ups, the £70 bottle of wine we had retails for £20. Be careful what you order or perhaps go somewhere that is better value.

Soho is no longer the seedy area it once was, but the streets are noisy and traffic filled, and many eating places seem to take the hubbub inside. This, on the other hand, was a haven. Behind a narrow shop front this large and busy restaurant exudes peace with hushed voices and only the occasional clatter of crockery. The decor is warm. The staff are welcoming. The menu is short but imaginative, with good vegetarian choices. Portions are generous. We had two courses on our way to a show. The vegetable dumplings in a creamy sauce were delightful. The gulab jaman was light and not oversweet. Service was efficient and cheerful. We shall be back! You probably need to book.

Worst thing was the food which was overpriced for the fixed menu proposed. Starter where delicious but of course small portions which is fine but the main course was really disappointing and more than a person felt sick the day after. Service was good conversely and ambient very nice. Overall 3 stars I wouldn’t come back for such a quality with this price.

Very tasty but far too expensive, IMHO. Nearly £30 for a main chicken dish without any sides, while the cost of the beer is eye-watering at almost £7 for a half.

The food is great, the staff is authentic and those Old fashioned!!! AMAZING

We had the lunch tasting menu / thali (non-veg). Portions are generous, good value for money (£24). The curries (butter chicken) were a bit underwhelming, lack of spices and personality. We also tried the lamb shank which was disappointing. Quite creamy and quite bland. The potatoes and chaat in the thali were great. Cocktails were just ok.

Rude, unfriendly, non-accommodating service. Mediocre food which makes it feel overpriced. Super noisy as not sound absorbing material.

Visited this Indian restaurant - Be ready to be seated at the most uncomfortable location in the whole restaurant where you have been constantly asked to either move your chair or pushed by passers-by. Overall, the food was good but experience was way less than expected especially when you are expecting to pay 100 £ for a dinner for two people.

Beautiful place for a romantic dinner, the food was amazing and our table was served by Lakshmi, who’s was amazing as well. Highly recommend!

First time having Indian food and it was great! Small plates allow you to try a variety of different dishes. Staff was helpful with suggesting which dishes to try.

Happen to be my first time..really good food —always up in my diary to visit again

Best Indian food I've ever had! We came for dinner at the suggestion of our hotel concierge and were delighted. The dishes we sampled were wonderfully spiced such that the flavors did not overwhelm the ingredients. We enjoyed shrimp, salmon, and vegetarian offerings and all were superb. Even better: the tables were lit well enough to see and enjoy the food and the sound levels were calm enough to have an enjoyable conversation (all to rare in this part of London). We would absolutely come back when in London again.

Worst Service We had experienced the worst customer service in this restaurant. Staff was so rude and egoistic and totally ruined our dinner, they start wiping the table before we could finish our meals. Do not have any knowledge on hospitality. Worst staff, food was neither worth nor good at all. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE.

اكلهم لذيذ نكهة غير تقليديه و خدمتهم حلوه

Service was terrible, the waiters kept trying to force us to get more expensive things and made me change my initial order even though I didn’t want to. A misunderstanding led them to bring me something I hadn’t wanted and I received a really negative reaction from the staff as a result, not to mention we waited for our food to arrive for at least 40 minutes. Food was ok but not worth ~£30 for a curry and tap water. The fire alarm also set off near the end of the night which was definitely a mood killer.

The restaurant is lovely. The ambience is perfect. Lots of staff available to assist. The menu is great as it does not have the typical Indian restaurant dishes you would see in a standard restaurant. It has a smaller selection of authentic and very tasty dishes. The food was delicious. Highly recommended. My 14 year old daughter said that it was the best Indian food she has ever eaten, which is high praise indeed.

Tamarind Kitchen takes Indian cuisine to another level with a collection of sublime dishes. The service is excellent and friendly. This not a cheap place to dine but 100% worth it for a special occasion.

My favorite indian restaurant in London. Not to be missed. I still dream about the cheese and garlic Naan!

Great Indian Food, we had a wonderful Dinner there. Sides and main dishes were equally well done - we Wenz for Butter Chicken, lamb and Chicken Tikki with a variety of rice and Naan. Its on the pricey side, but i d say its worth it.

Gorgeous food and excellent service! I highly recommend it!

While the food is good (4/5), the servings are small and the prices are high. As a vegetarian, my favourite dishes were the crispy broccoli and the house dal. Vegan options were limited - more limited than expected - and not marked on the menu

Very fancy Indian food. I loved the lamb dish, very spicy but authentic according to my Indian friends. Garlic naan is also very delicious .

Highly recommend this place, food was insane, best meal I’ve had in a while. I’m a huge fan of dishoom but I think this place might just taken my top spot for a butter chicken curry 🙊

Lovely decor. Really nice service. But the food was not to my liking. I've eaten loads of curries but my dishes were not that good imo. They don't do normal pappodums so we had some kind of weird sea-urchin shaped things, which looked nice but were far too sweet and had mayonnaise on. I had a side-order of spinach which had been liquidised to within an inch of its life, so it had the texture of baby food (my friend had an aubergine dish which had a similar consistency). I had a lamb main dish which was quite nice but the lamb was too soft. Bread was nice. Beer not all that. So a fancy place with nice service but not worth the money, for me.

Oh my word that was tasty! We had the pre theatre menu. Very reasonably priced and absolutely delicious. Service was faultless and the restaurant itself is a perfect mixture of class and comfort. Would highly recommend

Food was really good. Great variety and cooked to perfection.

Outstanding little Indian with top quality Indian food, a beautiful and helpful hostess and lovely touches throughout. The taster menu at £50 is an absolute steal and the wine is very reasonably priced. Bring a date, bring your business partner, bring someone you want to impress. The service was faultless.

Great higher end Indian restaurant in London’s SoHo. Walked here after a play in the West End, greeted by friendly hostess and staff. Ordered a hodgepodge of starters and entrees, including Goan Prawn Curry and a couple choices from the grill/Tandoori section. All were excellent, with chutneys to compliment the flavors of the food. Only complaint was the need to order naan and rice separately rather than having it included with the entrees (this is my complaint at most Indian/Asian restaurants). Would return and I think we could order entirely new and different entrees and still be pleased.

Very nice restaurant. The food was great. It was a little spicy for my companions but perfect for me.

Wir hatten leider nicht reserviert, bekamen aber trotzdem einen Tisch angeboten. Die Aufnahme der Bestellung erfolgte zügig, die Servicekräfte waren sehr aufmerksam, wobei man dazu sagen muss, dass wir recht früh dort zu Abend essen waren und sich die Servicekräfte, weil noch nicht viel los war, gegenseitig auf den Füßen standen. Das Essen hat sehr gut geschmeckt; wobei mein Gericht, obwohl es dazu in der Menükarte keinen Hinweis gab, recht scharf war. Punkteabzug gibt es für die recht kleine Karte, die kleinen Portionen und die doch sehr hohen Preise.

Indian restaurant with authentic taste.

Excellent Indian food restaurant and service overall. We had the crab cakes, the sea bass and the lamb and it was all delicious.