The best restaurants serving Indian food in Aldgate, Billingsgate, Bishopsgate, Bridge, Broad Street, Candlewick, Cornhill, Langbourn, Lime Street, Portsoken, Tower City of London, Westminster London

GREAT FOOD! First time trying Chaat Street, and was not disappointed! The Samoza chat, literally filled my taste buds, that’s how good it was! The Pani puri and Haleem delicious, and lets not forget the Masala tea, was just perfect, especially being out in the cold. Not only was the food great but the service was excellent too! When I wasn’t too sure what I wanted, they made it so easy explaining what it was and if I had any allergy. So polite and very professional! This place will definitely be my first spot to go eat every time I’m shopping at Gallions Reach! And most definitely will recommend!

Second time eating Indian food in London (from the US) and it didn’t disappoint! If you’re new to Indian food like I am, highly recommend this place. Naz was great and provided top tier service.

Went for Sunday roast. Worst one ever! The beef was two very thin, overcooked slices - shoe leather! Potatoes were so hard and dry you couldn’t cut through them. Good atmosphere in the bar, but I’d say go for drinks, not food.

Don’t close at 6:15 if it’s posted as 7

Great food, great service had an awesome business dinner.

4 of us dined here on a Friday night. Very expensive for not a lot of food and food not exceptional either. Asked for tap water with drinks, which wasnt available, Bottle of water bought to table- on receipt of bill charged 6.95 for said bottle! Bittlevthen removed from thevtable despite some water being left in it! Felt very rushed service as if busy and needed the table despite the restaurant being empty! In a nut shell food similar to ready meal, service rushed and over priced, wouldn't go again when we next stay at Tower Hill!

all good service atmosphere etc other than FOOD, if you are a veggie forget it

By Indian standards, the food is an absolute waste of time and money. Even the service is pathetic. Every dish we ordered was horrible. The naan bread stank. When informed it was replaced with a fresh one but only after an argument. The waiters are not fit enough to be in the hospitality industry. There are many other good Indian restaurants close by just across the road if you feel stranded and want to try some good Indian food.

I’d highly recommend the Chicken Tikka Jaipuri; great portion size, plenty of chicken tikka and lovely a spice level. It certainly hit the spot. I dined at 18:15 and the restaurant was quiet but had packed out by the time I left. Consider a booking if you’re going at peak time.

You need to order minimum of £17.50per person even if you go in a group/family. Not recommended at all.food was tasteless.staff is very unfriendly and makes you uncomfortable.There was one (Bengali) waiter who was extremely rude and arrogant and wanted us to tip.

Ali was a great helper, and really tendered to our needs.

The Rajasthan, just outside Monument tube station, is in a time warp as this traditional City curry house, which unsurprisingly curries favour with Cityfolk, who tend to become increasingly raucous through the meal. Don't be fooled, this restaurant has little to do with Rajasthan, or even India. It may pretend to be Indian food but it's entirely run by Bangladeshis, so their influence in the cooking is unmistakable. For example, the curries tend to be significantly sweeter and contain more gravy and oil than traditional Indian cooking. It should also be remembered that Rajasthan may be known for its colours - but it's certainly not known for its food. But without wanting to nitpick too much, if you're with a bunch of friends, you *may* well have a good time. The staff here certainly excel at plonking down the Cobras, making sure that any diner's glass that is less than 80% full - gets topped up with alacrity. Between the six of us we tried the chicken do piaza, saag gosht, both passable - but not really traditionally Indian. I'd have to say the naans were excellent. As were the Cobras.

I wanted to take a moment to express my sincere appreciation for the exceptional dining experience my client and I had during our recent visit. The food was absolutely amazing, with each dish exceeding our expectations in both flavor and presentation. I would also like to acknowledge the excellent service provided by your hostess, Shatrubha. She was attentive, friendly, and made us feel incredibly welcome throughout the meal. Her professionalism and warm demeanor truly elevated our experience. Please extend my gratitude to your entire team for creating such a memorable evening. I look forward to dining with you again in the future and will be more than happy to recommend your restaurant to others.

Really poor bar service and very rude bar staff! Worst bar I've experienced in London. Took ages for them to get the drinks order, they ran out of drinks and over charged.

I really like this pub amazing history and amazing atmosphere and great shepherd neame ales I had the autumn late red it was awesome