The best restaurants serving Indian food in England

Popped in at 7pm on Saturday without booking. All tables were reserved but we got added to a table which could have sat eight and there was only two people sitting at one end. Just like they do in brick lane perfect good drinks and atmosphere. Starter and main perfect, quick efficient service.

Having been encouraged by some positive reviews, we gave this restaurant a try. The lamb was far from tender. The sauce tasted ‘strange’. The naan bread was only half cooked - it just tasted like dough. The waiting staff are very pleasant, nice people but the place is let down by incompetent cooking. Needless to say, we could not eat more than a couple of spoonfuls - which was definitely a good thing, as Montezuma’s revenge struck the following morning. Terrible.

Excellent experience, food fantastic..a must go to place if in the area..Food super delicious, sammy is great host, excellent..

Food was excellent not sure of the one star review on trip advisor that’s why I’m posting. Going back tonight for fish curry yummy

Absolutely phenomenal food here! Seriously one of, if not, the best Indian I have ever had from a traditional curry house! Fantastic food. Highly recommend the Garlic Rice 👍🏼

Food was very expensive and was just pk tasting. It was our most expensive and least satisfying meal in our 1 week stay in London.

Best takeaway for miles. The food is delicious and portions generous. Having been away for.a while and tried others, it was so nice to have a delicious takeaway last week.

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.

The food was delicious and plentiful. The service was excellent with good explanations about the menu. Thank you for a really enjoyable evening.

I came here for my friend's birthday dinner and the food was exceptional! Very much value for money compared to the likes of Regency and Everest where the quantities are small. The service was good too.

Another wonderful meal, without a doubt the best restaurant of this type in the area. Have been several times and always the same great standard unlike a lot of places where the food isn’t consistent.

My first (midweek) visit to this restaurant. I was expecting so much more. Service was efficient but somewhat workman like. The popadoms were not great and certainly not crisp, bordering on chewy. My starter of tandoori salmon was anything but tandoori. An overcooked salmon fillet piled with fried onions. Totally void of any spicing. I have to admit I struggled to eat it. Mains fared much better but by this time the moment has passed.

I've been using this take away for about 5 years now but feel compelled to leave a review. This is one of the best curry takeaways in my area (Fiveways, Brighton) however the prices are rising, portions getting smaller with barely enough meat for a child let alone a hungry adult, the sag aloo (spinach and potato) barely half filled the small tin foil tray and they have started charging for minor substitutions even though the items swapped are the same price EG asking for a naan instead or rice (both £3). They charge £1 extra per swap The bags of salad and onion are much smaller now and they are charging for chutneys / mint sauce which used to be FOC. So in short it's just not worth the £££.

The food is always amazing, never had any issues and the service is great. Definitely one of the best places to eat in Horsham

The menu choices and quality of food are incredible for the price. Totally delicious and well presented with great attention to detail on the small salad accompanying my starter. Mains were incredibly tasty served with quite possibly the best cooked crisp corriander and chilli nann I have ever tasted. Incredibly priced for the quality and taste of the food. Absolutely worth a visit.