The best restaurants serving Indian food in England

Trishala was recommended by a friend who is a chef and it was amazing. Authentic, tasty and value for money. Really fresh ingredients. Please support and give Trishala a try.

Our go to Indian. Superb food. Superb service. Always a good evening when we come here. Fantastic shasliks, both chicken and paneer. Always try a new dish when come and are never disappointed.

This takeaway serves some very good Indian food and we have used it for quite some time. However It's recently been brought to our attention that their hygiene rating is now 'one' as of June 24. Wouldn't use them again.

We paid £55.45 for a delivered takeaway. It turned up nearly an hour late after being delivered to the wrong address. The food was cold, and part of the order was missing. This is not the first time we have had issues with this place. I've been overcharged before, and items have been forgotten to be placed in my order, which necessitated my returning to the restaurant after I was nearly home. Being busy on a Saturday night is not an excuse. This is terrible service.

Absolutely stunning food , everything from the poppadoms to our main meal was simply outstanding and the staff were so lovely. Would definitely go again and without a doubt recommend to all x x x x x

We tried out Barajee for a takeaway and a change to our local place, a little bit pricier than our usual place but well worth it. We had a family takeout and I ordered the Gost Roshoni and it was delicious, the freshness of the spices and ingredients, I would highly recommend, delicious.

Been coming here 20+years, favourite Indian by far. All the staff are lovely and the food is amazing everytime and very reasonably priced.

Great Sri Lankan little buffet. I highly recommend it if you like spicy food. The wait is a bit longer than because most of the time it's a one man operation, but it is well worth the wait and you always know that the quality is consistently good.

We’re always so happy with the food, drinks and service at the Burj. The food is always stunning and so many gin choices! There are roadworks around the restaurant at the moment but we took the back roads to get there and the lovely guy who took our payment even thanked us for making the effort to come over which was so lovely. We’ll be back soon!

The staff are lovely They give good recommendations. Very nice to my autistic son the food is wonderfully I've been many times never had a bad meal .we love the Thursday night £12.99 .special menue

We tried this restaurant on the basis of having read many good reviews. Starting with poppadoms and chutneys, we found the chutneys to be very poor: cheap and nowhere near the standard expected from this restaurant. We then had the Maharajah Thali. The dish served was the Indian equivalent of the Spanish Tapas. A number of small dishes, for both starters and a main course. Some of the flavours left us wanting normal portions of their curries, but others appeared to be leftovers. The service, however, was superb, and left us wanting to return.

Well we saw the good reviews for this Indian and thought as we are on holiday we would give it a try. Oh my what a huge disappointment this turned out to be. The food I had was literally bland (Chicken Chat starter and a Tandoori Platter main) with the only taste coming through of salt. The salt was not massive but the only taste that was present. Now I have many curries around the UK and abroad and this was the worst one I have ever had. I fully understand the various regional differences with Indian cooking but this was just poor execution of this dishes. My wife had a Chicken Tikka Masala which she said was ok but nothing great. The rice and naan were fine. My advice is if you want a good curry this isn’t the place for you.

booked a table on Sunday25th for 1830 but we went earlier The restaurant was fab with nice décor and spotless. Entrance in was clean and tidy We were met with a young lady, (think Charlie) who was very friendly and helpful and could not do enough for us, even though she was on her own We choose from the Sunday set menu. Thought food was amazing, onion bargy and mixed grill was tasty. I had chicken Jalfrezi which was lovely, only 1 slight issue was that they used dried chillies rather than fresh and were quiet hard Would go again and would recommend

Sorry to say this was a disappointing take away for the price , the staters were cold , Onion Bhaji hardly had any onions in them more Gram flour than anything else , not eatable . and the curry lacked flavour

After going to the same restaurant in Kingsbury probably twice a week for the last ten years the waiter I thought was rude so I have decided to take my custom elsewhere. We have been to the Arena Club many times and generally when we go it’s very quiet usually not long after 6pm. It’s tucked away down a flight of stairs next to the train station so you really have to know where it is. It’s been here years with the same very nice owner. The staff are always nice and my aloo and dhall curries vegan are always very good. It has a lot of TVs and shows sports and I think it does get busy. Not too expensive and a nice curry.