The best restaurants serving Indian food in Marylebone High Street City of London, Westminster London

En déambulant dans les rues de Marylebone., nous avons découvert ce restaurant . Quelques jours auparavant, en sortant d’un spectacle à Covent Garden, nous avons diné dans un restaurant indien du coin : une véritable déception pour les amateurs de cuisine indienne que nous sommes. Cette fois-ci, le hasard a vraiment bien fait les choses.Tout était parfait, les plats succulents, le service impeccable et avec le sourire . Un patron au petit soin et une addition moins salée que celle de l’autre soir. Je recommande chaudement le Wawa thaï de Marylebone .

We went here after a long day and night cricket match. Advance reservation is almost mandatory. We were treated to great three course meal. All authentic “beyond boundaries” in true sense. I have never seen such a varied menu in small establishment. Starter to coffee and desert attention to fine detail is impeccable. Drinks are slightly on expensive - a can of 0% ALE was £7-50 plus 13% service charge Other than that no complaints as the ambience and food were exceptional. The staff explained unfamiliar dishes very well to all three of us with different tastes and different backgrounds.

Do not believe the reviews. Food was lackluster. Portions were small. We ordered two different kinds of "lamb chops" and were given shoulder which was all bone. Very deceptive.

Very buzzy street food restaurant, with rapid service to table. Not a romantic, quiet place, but perfect for when you want a light bite or something more substantial.

Shahed was a great worker!! The food was really good and I can recommend, especially the general Indian vibe was really good and I like.

Quite possibly the best Indian meal I have ever had. When you arrive you could easily be fooled into thinking that this is just another mid-market Indian restaurant, but you would be wrong. From the moment you step inside, you are treated like royalty by the friendly, attentive and most importantly... knowledgeable staff. The food is outstanding. we opted for a tasting feast which had been specially prepared for Diwali. Every dish was beautifully presented and prepared. the use of spices was spectacular. some of the dishes (lobster and scallops) required subtle sauces and did not disappoint. This restaurant avoided the temptation to make everything "hot", opting for wonderful and varied taste instead. the wine list is expansive, and there are some very pricey options. that said there is a varied enough list to cater for almost any preference and budget. highly recommended

I have seen this place a few times whilst passing, always wanted to try, so today I dropped in for a quick snack takeaway. I asked for the Wrap which they advertised outside on the window, only to be told that they did not have wraps, but that these would be introduced soon. I then settled for the Chicken Burger. The Server behind the counter announced that he would be back in 2 minutes as he was not qualified to prepare the Burger and that he had to go and get help. He kept his promise and was back within 2 minutes, and the new guy prepared the Burger, which he proudly announce was probably the best Burger I ever had. As it turned out, he was not quite right about that. The Burger was not really bad, but I would certainly not go for this again.

We have now been to Amjadia twice and it hasn’t been busy either time but we can’t imagine why not. Ideally placed, great service and lovely food. Could recommend more. Love Indian food, just off Oxford St, visited Selfridges, this is the place for you.