The best restaurants in United Kingdom serving Indian food

Bad service, £75 of foid ordered, over an hour late, no updates and then 2 wrong dishes in order (a king prawn butter turned up as a chicjen tikka masala, a much cheaper dish and one we already had in our order !). I found the sauces very thin. No helpful customer service at all.

Beautiful food, very fresh flavours, possibly the best Indian food we have ever had. Staff very polite and helpful. Will be going back, soon. Can’t recommend this highly enough.

Small little restaurant, so you must book. Nice people. Starter was very good - Kebab. Now for a moan. The biriani had 4 cubes of chicken at best and a pile of rice. For a dish that costs as much as you could buy 3 whole chickens!!, but you choose to be a bit tight on the quantities of meat. What a shame. Will I return? Maybe if everywhere else was closed and I wanted a plate of rice?

Excellent service, incredible food - starters in particular were exceptional - and wonderful value, too. Thank you Sam for your great service! (Plus, the interior decoration is lovely)

Excellent food , had a party of about 20 for a takeaway. Food was hot fresh and plenty of it at a very reasonable price , highly recommended

The food at Pipasha is exceptional and the service is second to none. We are very much regulars and I have never had a disappointing meal here. Thank you Pipasha team 😊

What a find. On a busy road in Acton totally surprised to find an authentic non pretentious curry house. A selection of Indian street food starters took me instantly back to the streets in Mumbai. The mains were deliciously spiced, I felt as if I was at home enjoying my mum’s cooking. (I’m British with Indian parents). It’s rare to find this quality of Indian food in London. If you’re looking for a proper Indian food experience with loads of nice touches - for example - a decent wine list, highest quality of desserts, a great (not annoyingly imposing ) playlist and all reasonably priced , then you can’t go wrong. I’m definitely coming back regularly and ordering takeaways when I’m too tired to cook.

What a great experience.. We are here with my family ( also two grand kids 5 year old and 8 months) from East coast USA. The moment we entered to the restaurant and till the end, the entire staff’s hospitality was so remarkable. Coming from the hospitality industry, I have appreciated that most. The food and drinks are excellent. I would stringy recommend to visit them.

Absolutely amazing food one of the best Indian restaurants I have been to, dishes were plentiful and we even took home a doggie bag with leftovers, staff were amazing and so kind could not make you feel any more welcome, restaurant small but cozy, lovely and clean, overall great service, take your own alcoholic drinks and cash only payment but that’s not a big issue definitely 5 star 🌟 didn’t get pictures of everything but we had pickle tray with 2 poppadoms, 1 starter to share, 2 mains, rice chips and naan bread and came to just over £40 great value for money.

If you're looking for a truly delicious Indian meal, Nagas is the place to order from. With an impressive selection of dishes bursting with authentic flavours and spices, it’s perfect for a family feast. If you’re staying at Center Parcs Longleat, Mr Habib and his team will deliver right to the main gate within 60 minutes! Perfect for a ride up to collect a delicious meal. We particularly loved the Samosas, Lamb Dopiaza and Lamb Keema Naans; they were absolutely standout dishes. The delivery people are friendly and efficient. We can’t wait to place our next order during our next visit! Keep up the good work.

This was recommended to us by The Inn we were staying at across the road and we really appreciated the recommendation. It was very delicious food and the service was outstanding. Only issue was they didn't have normal vodka, only flavoured ones, but it did not ruin our experience here. Highly recommended!

delivered quickly, piping hot and fresh. chefs kiss!

Our first visit and it didnt disappoint. Staff were attentive ,exceptionally pleasent. Food was fantastic ,good size portions ,piping hot and nicely presented . Easy to find with plenty of parking. We will go back ...

This pub used to be called the ashgrove , its now called the central.it's not a pub anymore ,its solely an Indian restaurant. You have to book according to one the waiters. One of the waiters was very rude and abrupt he's name was kertan , he didn't have a name badge on which he should.ordered drinks and the order was incorrect. The coke had the syrup missing from the machine. The food was too too hot and the nan breads too dry. It's expensive for what it is . If the owner is reading this turn one side back into a pub and leave the other side into a restaurant. The food was to o hot and the customer should be asked if they'd prefer there food hot medium or home style. This place isn't BYOB which let's itself down too. Better customer focus from the waiters is needed and from the chef.

Still great food. Tuesday and Sunday are discount nights with multiple dishes, starter, main, bread or rice plus side. Chicken tikka is still a favourite.