The best restaurants serving Indian food in West End City of London, Westminster London

Some confusion caused by review of Stephen B of 3rd March but it was plain when I came by yesterday 17.10 .19 it was all locked, dark and plainly had not reopened or showing any signs of doing so.

Great food and wonderful service. Loved the ambience.

My favorite restaurant in London. I always make a point to stop here for dinner and drinks when I’m back in town. I’ve never had a bad meal here, and I love the atmosphere. I highly recommend it!

what a wonderful experience, especially for Diwali. The service was excellent, food amazing and they even offered to top up my food to take away, how thoughtful. I had the vegetarian Diwali thali. There was such a variety of food which was delicious. Would highly recommend this restaurant.

Without a doubt, this was the best Indian food we've ever had - it was amazing. The flavors, choices, tastes were all amazing. The restaurant had a really good vibe - some liveliness, but not overly loud, and service was really good. And the atmosphere was really good - it had an air of formality, but yet still fun. But the food was absolutely amazing - can't wait to go back.

The idea is interesting, small plates but interesting and very well cooked. Staff are helpful and knowledgeable which is a very big plus. We've been a couple of times and will go again.

Great restaurant with highly authentic Indian food that arrives in those wonderful small metal bowls. Great service and jus great food.

The best Reasturante in London and famous people like so beautiful place Try to go ther fantastic food good service staff is freandly speaking

Average given the price. Nothing particularly bad, but given the price the food quality was about average and nothing really stood out as wow, as you would hope for somewhere charging £50/head. On the face of it the decor looks ornate and impressive, but actually when you looked closer the wood panelling looked tired, and in places may have had black mould on the edges of the mouldings. The atmosphere was also somehow cold and lacking warmth and class — it is possible this was due to a poor choice of lighting, mostly overhead and cold in temperature, and not enough side lighting and of a warmer colour temperature. It was also actually cold! It is not clear why the air conditioning would be on and set to such a low temperature in October. It was too cold for my 74 year old mother, but eventually they did provide a small space heater, which greatly improved things. The staff were friendly and helpful — i.e. with the space heater —and the manager honoured the price I was quoted online, which disagreed with the price in the menu in the restaurant.

Five of us went for afternoon tea for my sister-in-law 60th the food was absolutely delicious. The service was amazing. The staff did not hover over us. We were not rushed and after the afternoon tea we sat in the lounge and ordered a bottle of Prosecco and once again we were not rushed. Absolutely beautiful decor and ambience. Neha could not do enough for us by taking all our photos that we wanted. Which were a lot 😂 I would highly recommend this place and will definitely go there again.

I´m always in love with tandoori chicken, and this one in Soho is ok. I will consider trying another dish next time

We visited the Gunpowder Restaurant on Greek Street in Soho as part of their India Club monthly dining experience. The 6 course menu showcased Hyderabad cuisine. The Kid Goat Keema Lukhmi was excellent along with the Chicken 65, and the Kakori Mutton Seekh and the Sofiyani Dum Biryani with grilled Mirchi ka Salan. Excellent food and excellent value.

The food was brilliant! Authentic and quickly served - one of the best south Indian I've had in London. Would recommend their dosa and the Malyali beer (but really everything we had was good).

It was busy and we didn't have reservation (they didn't accept bookings at the time for some reason), as a result we were sat the window which had a view of a lorry, the Chinese Chamber of Commerce (where I went for Chinese school) and the stage door to the Prince Edward. Not a great view for my friend who was visiting London though it then prompted me to tell her stories of my experiences in the area as a kid so it wasn't so bad. It was pretty noisy and the atmosphere a bit chaotic through out our meal, to be honest they could have turned the music down a little. I got the lamb kari with a normal dosa which was delicious. My friend ordered a chill cheese dosa and aubergine kari. The dosa was way too spicy for her... and the waitress was kind enough to give use another plain dosa free of charge so she could enjoy the meal when they checked in on us mid meal. I think the price for the food is reasonable for Soho. Honestly I am not sure get the Michelin rating as enjoyable as the meal was it wasn't anything to go out of the way to get... especially when there is a lot of good place to eat in the area.

Muy buena comida, servicio muy amable. El dueño incluso habla un poco de alemán. El servicio fue rápido y la comida muy sabrosa!