True rating: 3.5/5…read more We had heard Indian food in London is amazing, but the food here was a little underwhelming. Rajdoot was just average, slightly on the blander side (unclear if it was just our experience). We got the malai chicken tikka masala based on the recommendation of our server (was creamy, made with almonds; it felt like something was missing not the normal tomatoey tang) and the saag paneer (we asked to turn the side into an entree). Both were nice but somehow missing something, not as good as we have had in the US (surprisingly we have a lot of amazing Indian and Nepali restaurants in our area back home). Rice was nice and flavorful. Note though you only get 1 plate of rice with your entree, even if you level up a side dish to entree size. Ambiance: a little small space (as this is London), they have a TV playing overhead Service: They were nice and gave a little warmed hand wipe and hazelnut chocolate when we left.

Check your bill carefully…read more While the food was very good (not as great as others Indian we had during our trip), you should check your bill carefully. Ours had a random £15.75 added on in the middle of our string of main dishes. We hadn't noticed until we had already gotten back to our hotel, but seems a little suspect. This is the second time this has happened, once in another restaurant. Is this becoming a "London" thing? Also note their prices for beer and sodas published on their web menu vs what is on their physical menu in the restaurant. It's twice the amount in the restaurant for Kingfisher draft and for sodas.

Fantastic dinner! I loved everything I tasted. The variety of sauces brought out at the beginning…read morewere fun to experiment with. (I loved the lemon one!) After the starters, they brought out a complimentary drink that I was highly skeptical of. It looked Bloody Mary-ish, and I hate tomato juice, but one smell, and I was in love! It was so unexpectedly amazing; it was my favorite part of the meal. It was served hot and was very cumin-heavy. It tasted like the best, most flavorful ramen broth you could imagine. I could've downed an entire bowl of that stuff! I dipped my bread (partha) into everyone's sauces, and they were all so good. We tried the regular partha and the kind with egg in the middle. The eggy one was the favorite, but both were delicious. For dessert I got a lemony cocktail - and of course, it was amazing, too. I definitely will plan to come back the next time I'm in London! Oh, but I'll bring a jacket next time! The only teeny-tiny negative is that it was so cold in there!

Quilon was on our wishlist during our visit to London, it is a Michelin star Indian restaurant that…read morefeatures South Indian coastal cuisine with a modern twist. My family tried seafood tasting menu (£125 pp approx $160) but they also offer vegetarian tasting menu for a slightly lower fare £115 pp Their Cod was probably one of the best we ever had. Oyster 2 ways was served very creative, cold with smoked red pepper and hot, pan fried with pepper masala. Vegetarian tasting menu was a bit of disappointment. They started with banana stem soup which was served warm almost tepid, to me soup should be hot. I had to return it. Rest of vegetarian menu seemed like regular South Indian dishes and taste was just ok. Service was quite sub par considering the expectation of a Michelin star restaurant. Our drinks were not filled on time.. we ordered a bottle of champagne and had to hunt down our server to refill it as he kept it in a bucket far away from us. The staff lacked experience in describing the dish. After the dessert course, one of the servers got something sweet in a plate, just kept it and left. I asked her what it was and she had no idea. Overall it was not the experience we expected compared to other Michelin star Indian restaurants in London. But we would definitely go back to have that black cod from ala carte menu.

My family and I were visiting London and were on foot on our way to another Indian restaurant when…read morethe nephew of the owner, who I believe was named Devin or something similar, stopped us and convinced us to go into his family's restaurant. This place was quite lovely! The food was nice and hot and the service was great! Only thing stopping me from giving 5 stars was the limited wine selection. Would definitely be back!

Dynamite! High quality, reasonable portion es well priced restaurant off Euston Rd. We were one…read morenight in London and yelp guided us here. Excellent service. Réservations required. Definitely a hit!

Absolutely amazing Indian food. I did a take away... the portions were VERY generous and it ended…read moreup being some of the best Indian food I've ever had. Butter chicken and tikka masala were show stoppers. A highlight meal during our London trip

I stumbled upon this restaurant while in London and decided to give it a try. Their naan and…read moretandoori chicken were delicious. Prices are fair and portions generous.

Who would have thought London would have terrific international cuisine? It does!…read more The food here is full of flavor and the staff is full of life. I got plenty of things here after a long day out on the road and really enjoyed it all. It also helped that after I ate this I fell into a deep sleep, but that may have something to do with jet lag and being on a bus for nearly 12 hours. A great recommendation for those looking for that post Harrods shopping trip.

The server was attentive and gave us suggestions for an appetizer and wine. The curries were mouth…read morewatering. The garlic nan did not disappoint. The ambience was quiet and peaceful. I recommend without a doubt.

If you're looking for great Indian food in London, I highly recommend Mumbai Delight! My husband…read moreand I came here for dinner because it was within walking distance of our Airbnb, and we were so glad we did. Small tables but good ambiance. We started with the Tiltala Jhinga, which was absolutely incredible, followed by the Onion Bhaji, which was delicious--especially with the mango chutney. For my main course, I ordered the Murg Tikka Masala, and it was outstanding. It was rich, creamy, full of flavor, and not spicy at all, which was exactly what I was hoping for. Just keep in mind that rice and naan are ordered separately, but the garlic naan was hands down the best I've ever had--soft, buttery, and packed with garlic. My husband ordered the Lamb Angara, and while he really enjoyed it, I have to admit I thought my Tikka Masala was even better. If you're in the mood for something lighter, I also recommend the avocado salad. The simple olive oil and lemon (or vinegar) dressing was fresh and refreshing, making it a great addition to the meal. The service was excellent as well. The staff was attentive, friendly, and provided great customer service throughout our visit. We were also able to walk in without a reservation and were seated immediately. Overall, we had a fantastic dining experience and would definitely return. Highly recommended!

The star of my meal was the Chat Bomb (pani puri) appetizer. Though I throughly enjoyed each dish I…read moretried. The other dishes were very good as well, though not quite to the top tier in differentiation in flavor. Might have been the dishes I ordered, however I expected a larger variation in taste between them. Still, was excellent and wouldn't hesitate to eat here again, with two orders of chat bombs

Don't let the chophouse fool you--this is not a traditional steakhouse. The music was not classic…read moresteakhouse and a little loud--was rock 80s and early 90s. The crooning gave me a headache. The lighting was not subdued steakhouse but good enough to see. Chairs and tables not steakhouse , no cloth linen tablecloth and more standard pub like chairs and tables. Service was dutiful and I would have given it a very good if the waiter bothered to come by and check on us after one of his colleagues (not him) dropped off the food. The onion rings were quite good and were not made with bread crumbs but--I think chick pea flour or some other flour. They were fried perfectly, stacked nicely and seasoned with various Indian herbs. Say 3 stars. The cauliflower croquettes were out of this world--you really should get them. They has numerous notes of flavor including coconut and the inside was mushy goodness. Couldn't taste the cauliflower much but whatever the mushiness was--it was great. The tandoori chicken was also very good--the flavor was muted and the exterior a little crisp (in a good way) but the chicken itself was moist and flavorful. If they had a 4 minus I'd give it that and I'd order it next time. The lamb chops had a ton of flavor and an overabundance of garnish while they were cooked just right. They said they were crispy but--although they LOOKED crispy they were not. Since I was hoping for some real crispiness it was a miss. That is, notwithstanding the flavor and cooking bullseye. All in all--don't think of this as an American style steakhouse...t'is not. Think of it as a fancy Indian restaurant with great food (4/5) an almost admirable setting (3/5) and nearly acceptable service, setting, etc (2/5).

We ended up getting the Festive Feast option, which is $50 per person. They bring out 2-3 small…read moreplates, tandoori dishes etc. I didn't find this place to be very veggie friendly. I mean they do have veggie dishes, but not a lot to pick from if someone doesn't like paneer or the fake meat option. The restaurant is small and cozy, with tight seating. The service was great. And the location is just minutes away from Trafalgar Square. Here are the veggie options I ate: - Chickpea Chaat: this was delicious. Loved it. - Bhaji Onion Rings: this is onion rings with some masala on it. Decent. - Roasted Cauliflower: this was a bit bland for my tasting. I would have liked something else, but the other option was paneer, which I don't eat. - Beetroot Seekh Kabab: I thought this was going to be a delicious beetroot tikki, but it ended up tasting like meat to me. I had to check twice if it was vegetarian. I'm not a fan of fake meat at all, and this was not something I enjoyed. - Black Daal: this was decent. A bit too burnt flavor. Black daal traditionally is not burnt. - Kulfi: this was yummy. Overall, a great place to hang out. I wish they had more vegetarian and vegan options, especially if someone is paying $50 per person. Definitely give it a try. My coworkers who are meat eaters, loved it.

This place really needs some more love on here, because my recent expirence was fantastic!…read more I got some rice, Tikka masala chicken, and garlic naan. The dishes were fantastic! The sauce was not too spicy but just enough to have a consistent kick that makes it enjoyable. Additionally the service was great and the food came out efficiently. Glad I was able to come by!

Service was friendly and staff gave great suggestions on meals. Food a delicious and we enjoyed…read moreevery selection. Great spot!!