The best restaurants serving Indian food in England

I only ever have good things to say about star of India, their food is always delicious 😋 arrives on time and is good portion size, the only place I like to order from.

Amazing door and the authenticity of real Indian / Bangladeshi food is second to none.

we ordered food at half 6 and now it is 4 minuets till 8

Best Indian in Brockley/Lewisham. I never order anywhere else.

As Always Excellent service and food (will be sad to not be able to order again due to closure) I Wish them the best for the future.

Fantastic food. First time eating from here and the food arrived hot and very tasty 😋

This place has been here a long time and is always busy, that's for good reason! Lovely little restaurant with good food.

chicken burger and tenders were so good 10/10

Food was late and cold. Waste of my money

Typical of the many desi pubs that we are flooded with. Decent food.

If fancy a kerala meal, this is one of a couple of restaurants around cambridge that gives authentic dishes. The only downside is that the taste is not consistent always. Sometimes you will get tasty foods but not always. I had recently tried manthy and it was nice but before was disappointed by beef fry and chicken curry. Porotta is always good. Friendly staffs but parking is difficult in busy times.

Bland curry… wow the next day had been awful… food poisoning 🤮🤢 won’t order from them again…

It took 2 hours from placing the order to it arriving, and all of it was cold and had to be microwaved. The food itself had nice flavours though, so no issues there.

I don't leave bad reviews, I am always as fair as I can be and give businesses every opportunity to make things right, but Bombay Butler wasn't interested once they had my money. My Bombay Byriani arrived with no lamb inside and 3 tiny pieces of chicken. It was also cold. I rang them and explained calmly that I didn't receive what I ordered. They said, no worries, come in and we'll sort it out. I explained I was at the airport with no means to get to them. They said, well there is nothing we can do and hung up. Here's a little tip. You could have delivered me a lamb skewer. I was 2 miles away. It would have cost your business £10 to put right. You already had £17 of my money. If you want a successful business, it is moments like that which make the difference. Karma is real. You might also want to improve the quality of your mango chutney, it looked the colour of something that came out of Chernobyl. However, I doubt you will do that because the boss is obviously more interested in short term bean-counting than long term profitability. Good luck Bombay Butler, with that guy at the helm you are gonna need it

The worst place ever. Didn’t even turn up.