The best restaurants serving Indian food in London

During UK tour, we were taken to Flavors of India for dinner. The restaurant has rustic ambience and sufficient sitting provisions. Buffet dinner was served for our group. The buffet dinner had sufficient veg and non-veg options including Indian and Chinese cuisines. The foods were tasty too. Overall, a good dining option for Indian cuisine.

Fuimos a este lugar por primera y última vez el viernes por la noche, yo nunca volvería, pedimos 2 curries, uno de tamaño (Bhuna) y uno más caliente (madras) y ambas salieron extremadamente caliente y el mismo. Comimos lo que pudimos pero el Dahl que era comestible.Entonces reímos cuando nos dijo que era demasiado caliente y corta nos cambió porque no tienen ningún cambio en la hasta y esperaba que no habíamos notado.Cuando lo mencionamos que gritó "no tienen cambio" encantador. . .

We went to this restaurant as a group of an organized group tour. Place was little clumsy for big group. Food taste and preparation was average. Can be opted if no choice available.

They offered some regional dishes that we had not seen elsewhere which were very good. Our expectations were low because it was listed as a take-out but it was raining and we didn't want to travel about looking for another place. It was a birthday dinner for the old man (father/grandfather) in our group. We were very pleasantly surprised. We had seating in a quiet spot downstairs which was nice and the service and food were good.

Nice people but disappointing curry. The curry sauce flavours aren't absorbed into the meat. The meat looks bland while the sauce is flavoured. Those who know curry well, will know what I mean.

I can confirm all the bad reviews and was annoyed that I didn't read them first. You get ripped off here and you're not even really full. Converted, I paid 37 euros for a beer, rice, a dish with lamb and a garlic naan, which didn't even taste like garlic. Rice is not included!

Visited with a co-worker while working in Brentford. Genuinely the best value and tastiest food I have had in the London area. The staff were outstanc=dingly professional and courteous and the food delivered to the table was ome of the best tasting Indian food I have had. I would recommend this restaurant to everyone, from the purveyours of spicy goodness to those who enjoy freindly staff and a filling meal. Outstanding !

They had Great service and great food. The service was Speedy too. As a vegetarian they had lots of options for me to choose from. :)

Jalaram Sweet Mart is a haven for Indian street food enthusiasts. They serve a wide variety of authentic, flavorful dishes that truly capture the essence of India. The prices are incredibly affordable, making it easy to indulge without breaking the bank. Their selection of sweets is vast and irresistible—you’ll feel like trying them all in one visit! Whether you’re craving chaats, snacks, or traditional desserts, this place has it all. A must-visit for anyone who loves Indian street food and sweets!

The most expensive, tiny, tasteless Indian takeaway we’ve ever had, 35.00 of nothing could not believe how poor. We have had food from there a few years ago when working in London which was very good so we’re looking forward to trying again and can’t comprehend what’s happened as no comparison on portion size, taste or quality absolutely disgusting don’t even think about ordering.

Honestly one of the most delicious places I’ve found,

Absolutely delicious - thank you

Currys really delicious and reasonable prices. Best takeaway than other restaurants.

After eating a takeaway Chicken Dansak and sag bhaji from Rupali on Tuesday 27th August I felt ill and had terrible diarrhoea the next day and it is still continuing as I write this. I have liked Rupali takeaways for some years now but after this it is very doubtful I will do so again.

Worst customer service. Better starve than eat from here