The best restaurants serving Indian food in London

Visitado hace 3 años por el cumpleaños 18 de la hija y muy impresionado. Elegimos compartir platos, pero pensamos que el restaurante era lo suficientemente de alta gama que elegir un entrante y principal por persona quizás era el camino a seguir la próxima vez. En particular el plato de langosta era uno que nadie quería compartir. A la hora de decidir a dónde ir por la calle 21 de Daughter optamos de nuevo por Kahani. Todos estábamos muy agobiados y no podemos evitar pensar restaurante ha caído la pelota. Esta vez nos animaron a compartir y a pesar de que pedimos entrante y principal por persona más naan, arroz y dhal, el camarero todavía trató de vender más guarniciones y arroz adicional. En realidad, los tamaños de las porciones parecían haber aumentado en los 3 años desde nuestra visita y no pudimos terminar lo que teníamos, y mucho menos lo que él intentó que ordenáramos. El entrante de vieiras estaba bien, pero las vieiras parecían demasiado cocidas o de mala calidad como muy duras y la salsa muy abrumadora. Hija y yo habíamos estado deseando tener un plato de langosta cada uno esta vez, pero el tamaño era masivo y la salsa excesivamente especiada, dominando la carne. Ni un parche hace 3 años. En general muy decepcionado, y la falta de consistencia y deterioro de este restaurante es una pena. ¡Solo podemos suponer que ha optado por no buscar premios y elogios, a favor de un atractivo de mercado masivo con aumento de tamaño y falta de refinamiento, pero no a estos precios! Restaurante también bastante tranquilo a mitad de semana cuando visitamos que realmente lo dice todo. Gastó más de £ 360 por una comida que podría haberse servido en cualquier restaurante indio del barrio a la mitad del costo.

This restaurant is sadly no more than a takeaway waiting room , delivery riders continually walking in and out past our table , i had to get up and look for the waiter several times whilst in the corner a lady was biting her nails , in another corner i could here a couple swearing ,

I recently visited Curry Club in Barkingside with friends, and unfortunately, it was a disappointing experience. The first thing that stood out was the decor—or rather, the lack of it (don’t be fooled by the pictures Online) The restaurant felt neglected and dirty, which didn’t set a good tone for the meal. The drinks were another letdown. The cocktails were unimpressive, and a friend who ordered fruit juice was served something that was clearly off—it had that unpleasant fizzy, fermented taste, as if it had started turning alcoholic. This alone raised serious concerns about the freshness of what was being served. When it came to the food, we specifically requested that some dishes be made milder, but everything arrived extremely spicy. I enjoy spice when it adds to the flavor, but this was just overwhelming heat, making it impossible to taste anything properly. It made me wonder if they were trying to mask something—especially given the issue with the juice. The quality of the food itself was poor; I barely managed to eat a small piece of chicken before deciding it simply wasn’t worth it. Honestly, I found the whole meal unappetizing, bordering on disgusting. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend this place. With bad decor, questionable hygiene, and food that was neither enjoyable nor fresh, it’s not somewhere I’d return to.

Entramos en un restaurante vacío a las 18: 00 y estaba sentado en la parte de atrás. Pedimos pompados y chutney -recibimos pompados rancios y fuente de menta sin la menta, cebollas y sin pepinillo de lima. Pedimos entrantes de kebab indio y puri de gambas ¡Recibimos puri de langostinos en pasta de tomate, langostinos con cola! ¡Todos dejamos nuestros entrantes y nuestro amigo NO recibió entrantes por su kebab! Pero el lado principal de los bhagi de cebolla fueron enviados incluso tú estábamos comiendo nuestros entrantes No importa lo duro que explicamos que estábamos comiendo nuestros entrantes, nos falta un entrante que el personal no entendió / no importa lo duro que explicamos que nuestros principales bhagi’s de cebolla no deben ser enviados hasta nuestro plato principal , el personal sonrió y no nos entendió Tenía suficiente y se fue, la comida sabía horrible Pagamos solo por bebidas

Just came here after I heard it being hyped for ages - thought it would be underwhelming as all hyped places - but oh my god the food was on point, customer service was really good - the owner think sheikh/hadiyar was really present, asad the cook showed cooking quality beyond his years - really nice place - fully recommend going to be back here real soon

Adam pizza 🍕 very delicious and price also not high I am buying first time this shop this taste is so yummy, and chicken lollipop also good.

We stopped by for a bite on our way to a basketball game at Uxbridge College. Food was fantastic and service very friendly - high recommendation!

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.

I was served by Hassan at Masala King. He was amazing, from greeting to service all 5 star. Has been very kind and welcoming, offering for any assistance at any time. Would always recommend! Delicious food all round too! Amazing 10/10

Cena con 5 compañeros. ¡Todos en la luna con comida deliciosa! ¡Buenas especias y sabores! Garantizado mejor indio que todos probamos en el Reino Unido.

I really like this Indian restaurant in the heart of Mayfair. We tried two special Thalis: Seafood Thali and Non-Vegetarian Thali. The Seafood Thali was amazing. The Fish Recheado, grilled sea bass with Goan spices, was flavorful and juicy, absorbing the rich spices during grilling. The Fish Curry was delicious and paired well with Saag Paneer, Dal Tadka, steamed rice, Raita, and Paratha. Each bite was a burst of flavors. For dessert, we had Anjeer Kheer, a sweet and smooth fig rice pudding. The Non-Vegetarian Thali was also delightful. It came with chicken served with fresh Kachumber salad and mint chutney, adding a refreshing taste. The Chicken Tikka Masala had tender chicken chunks in a spicy tomato sauce, pairing nicely with Saag Paneer, spiced lentils, steamed rice, Raita, and Paratha. Dessert was again Anjeer Kheer. The drinks were excellent too. I recommend the Mango and Date Lassi, a sweet treat that was especially enjoyable after my recent trip to Egypt, where these fruits are common. Each lunch Thali costs just over £20, which is quite reasonable for Mayfair. I’d recommend this restaurant to anyone who wants to experience tasty Indian cuisine.

Good food and staff behavior is also good to the customer

Honestamente tan buena comida, es tan sabrosa que me recuerda a la cocina de mi abuela y no muchos lugares pueden hacer comida auténtica india apropiada.

Fantástica comida y el personal muy amable, tenía el chef especial tiburón cordero y fue increíble. Recomendaría a cualquiera que visite la zona

In lockdown obviously and usually go all the old favourites but waiting time ridiculous so tried mint & mustard can’t recommend enough so tasty and good portions will defo make this my 1st choice 👍🏻