Been meaning to try this place for forever but every time I've gone by, there's been a huge line. We finally scored a table around 10pm on a weekday so I guess that's the trick to not waiting in a queue. The service was very "meh", but I don't blame them given our last-minute seating. The food however was outstanding perfection that outshines almost any Indian cuisine I've had. This location is an old rail station building next to King's Cross, so it has the whole Peaky Blinders meets Indian palace vibe. Dark and moody, not too loud. Great for group dinners or dates. No kids. The food is excellent and the cocktails are lovely. We ordered the vegetable samosas, okra fries, and Chili chicken to start. All very yummy, especially the Chili chicken. The house black daal was my favourite of the entrees - so rich and creamy. We also got the awadhi lamb biryani, garlic naan, and chicken ruby. YUM. I'd recommend ordering several dishes and sharing amongst your party. read more

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Excellent food, every item we ordered was fantastic beyond our expectations in terms of taste, temperature, flavor and the server was very patient. Ambiance was good but a bit noisy for a quiet conversation. read more

Walked for three hours after this meal to try to walk it off. Love that the portions are meant for sharing-we were able to sample a variety of dishes. We (party of 2) came for a late lunch and were seated immediately at a shared table (not-shared was a 15 min wait). We were led downstairs where they have another bar and fun wooden seating. We shared a table for 10 with another group of three, plenty of space for all the dishes. Our server was so lovely and we definitely relied on his to help us select a spread of dishes from the various sections of the menu. All in all we had the okra fries, daal, chicken ruby, vegetable samosas, roti, bowl of greens and chicken tikka masala. This was moreeee than enough food but we got pretty close to finishing it! The chicken ruby and chicken tikka masala were particularly delicious, I was really impressed at how tender the chicken was. We laughed at the description of how the daal tastes "dark," but it's totally true. The only thing that wasn't spectacular for me was the bowl of greens-only the broccoli was grilled. We were planning on trying a different location but found the KX location was closer. It's in a really cool area by the canals, a great place to walk off the big mea you have here! read more

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Yum! This place is so good. Everything is so flavorful and tasty. Bonus: unlimited chai during your meal if you order it. I came here after seeing the superb reviews and I was not disappointed. I was surprised by how large the restaurant is - an upstairs and downstairs to the place. We ordered a variety of dishes including pav bhaji, vada pav, and bhel. All were good and had a good amount of spice. I ordered chai and was surprised that they offer unlimited chai. I was a little disappointed that the brewing time meant that I had to wait to get more chai. But it was pretty good otherwise. The kulfi ice cream was just ok, I'd recommend to skip that. Service was great. I'd definitely return. And there are many dishooms around the city so if you aren't in the area, you can try another location read more

I enjoyed dinner at this Dishoom location with a group of friends and everything, I mean everything!, was great. We made a reservation (they take them until 5pm) which while early was totally worth not having to stand in line. (Note, I've stood in line to eat at another location and they were very transparent with wait times and gave chai to enjoy while standing in line). Some recommended dishes are the chaat, the jackfruit biryani, and the basmati kheer. We also loved the colaba colada and the non alcoholic version, a great compliment to the dishes! Also, our server was top notch and every staff member was friendly, helpful, and didn't blink an eye at my very energetic baby. read more

This is a "you'll love it or hate it" place. They take no reservations unless your group is large, so regardless of when you turn up, you'll wait. We've waited for a table at two different Dishooms, in fact. The first was an hour, and this week 90 minutes at the second. How good is the food? This is where YMMV: we like the prawn koliwada, lamb samosas, chili chicken, muteer, naan, lassis, and just about everything we've tried. But you will have to decide if you want to turn up and only find out then if your hunger can hack the wait. It's been six months between visits for us...and that's about right. You may find you prefer paying less, getting more, and not waiting, when it comes to your next Indian meal. read more

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Everything was amazing. Service, FOOD, vibe - so good. Will definitely dream of this place until I make it back to London again. read more

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Best Indian food I've ever had - in my top 5 meals I've had in my lifetime. The ruby chicken is unreal, perfect spice level and taste profile - daydreaming about it regularly. read more

Received rave reviews from friends to try this restaurant when visiting London and i'm glad I did!! We came the 3 of us and ordered 4 dishes and naan to share, and this was just enough. They offer a lot of interesting dishes and our favorites were the Chicken Ruby, which is their chicken curry, and the Mango and Fennel Lassi which was the perfect compliment to the dishes. We also shared the Paneer, Lamb Biryani, Pau Bahji, and Garlic and Plain Naan which were all tasty. The restaurant has a really nice ambiance and the servers were all very nice! I made reservations about 2 weeks in advance and good thing I did because the queue when we left was LONG. read more

Dishoom - Chicken Ruby, Paneer, Lamb Biryani, Pau Bahji and Naan - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

When in London, do what the desis do, right?! Cannot rave enough about this place! In the 4 days we spent in London, we made it here 3 times. Sadly never for the bottomless chai brunch, but mostly late night dinners. The Kings cross location is way bigger than the downtown location (which we went to, but didn't eat at given the insane wait). This location has several different nooks and crannies, differnt seating styles - very reminiscent of 1980's Kolkatta in my opinion. The place is a warehouse turned into a restaurant and there is a cool little story on their menu. I loved everything about the decor - the office style chairs, the loungers, quirky hand wash sink, family pictures up on the walls - very very cool. Now for the food. Both Anurag and I had our favorites. For me, it was the vada pao, which I ate every time I made it here. The bread to filling ratio was just perfect, the sauce on the side was delicious. Any one who knows me, knows I cannot handle spice - but I kid you not, I poured ALL the ghati masala (super spicy) on my vada pao, along with the spicy sauce and devoured it all. I had tears in my eyes along the way and my tongue was numb, but it was just amazingly delicious, washed down with a generous swig of king fisher. Anurag tried the keema pao and deemed it delicious too. His all time favorite though - the butter chicken (murgh malai) - succulent pieces of chicken, velvety smooth gravy, sopped up with traditional roomali roti. He was so in love with the dish, you could see his eyes light up every time he took a bite, haha! The chicken biryani was another delicious dish - it made for an excellent jet lagged yet hung over meal for my husband :) We also tried the bhel - it was okay, but not at the same level as the dishes above. The paneer kathi roll was also delish - made for a great back "open the boot and chill" kinda snack as we drove down to Dorset the next day. Perfect balance of spices - excellent road side snack :)| Definitely recommend coming here - there is a bit of something for everyone! read more

Top rated for a reason... breakfast, lunch or dinner it's worth the wait... always a go to when in town.

Everything we had there was incredible!! Some of the best brunch I've ever had! They also had a separate gluten free menu for allergies/intolerances which was really nice. We went to the kings cross location and the interior was really interesting and the space was very large. Service and food was all 10/10. read more

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You can believe the hype people- been coming to Dishoom for many years. It's a classic go-to when thinking of great Indian food at an excellent value for money. It's one of the few restaurants whose quality hasn't deteriorated with time/ expansion. All of the locations are wonderful and the bottomless chai is a must have with any dish. read more

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Food is legendary as ever, great value for money and to be quite honest, I don't mind waiting a while for a table, whilst having a drink but I think it's probably time for Dishoom to incorporate a booking system for couples and small groups for dinner reservations after 545pm, in my opinion. We (Group of 3) waited almost 90 Minutes for a table.  Saying that, the restaurant in Kings Cross was heaving on a Monday evening at 7pm, indicating how popular the food is. Service was good, bar service is also good and the atmosphere is buzzy and noisy in a good way. My advice is to get a bunch of friends together, book a table and go as a group. read more

Dishoom - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

A bit late with this review, as we have been here a few times over the years, but this is a great place for Indian food, the ambiance is very chill, food is just amazing and the service is wonderful. A great place to come for a special occasion or just because you want to have some great Indian food come by here, they have a few locations around London, you may need to book in advance for a table or just go stand by and have a short wait, depending on the time you come by . Highly recommend this place, we found this a few years ago and when ever we are in you we make a point of coming by. read more

Food not great. Service was good. Weird multi level interior . Have had better take away.

Dishoom was definitely good, but in not bought into the hype that it is "the best Indian food" in London. I think maybe my expectation was wrong, but the place where I thought this restaurant did best was the more modern interpretation of Indian food which at times bordered more on fusion. Definitely worth a visit (prepare to stand in line!!!) but check out the menu first to set your expectations around what you're getting. All that being said I enjoyed our meal here. Service was super friendly and helpful. read more

Amongst the Indian food in London! Have tried a couple of their locations, and each one is as good as the next. Had to wait outside in the line, and loved that they handed out chai as you waited. Super representative of Indian culture, where the guest always received chai first! The bar area is very lively and the drinks are so creative. Even the bathroom is themed! Solid 5/5 for ambiance. The food did not disappoint either, I've tried so many dishes from here at this point but the butter chicken + naan and chole bhature remain my favorite. You can tell that everything is very high quality since you don't feel as heavy/uncomfortable as you can with other more greasy indian food. The only downside is that every location is always packed, and it can take 1-2 hours for you to finally be seated and order. They try to alleviate the wait by starting you off at the bar, but even once you're seated you'll likely wait a while for the server to make their rounds. It can definitely also be a bit overpriced, especially when you add in drinks, naans, etc., but worth it to go once in a while. read more

Dishoom - Naan and Tikka Masala - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

Walked in on a Saturday afternoon and we were seated immediately! Although, we were told we got the last table so I would definitely recommend calling ahead to check for wait times. This place only takes reservations for parties of 6 or more. It was our first time at Dishoom and we were quite overwhelmed with their extensive menu. The menu was explained to us twice, and they were really patient with our confused selves lol. After explaining that each person should order 2-3 dishes, we opted for the bhel and prawn kaliwada for starters. For the main dishes, we got the murgh malai (chicken thighs) and lamb kebab to share with their signature black daal. We also ordered the garlic naan and I got the kala khatta sharbat drink. This may seem like a lot of food but the portion sizes are pretty small. The drink had hints of chili but was still incredibly refreshing and sweet! We didn't realize the garlic naan was only 2 half pieces, so we ordered a bowl of basmati rice to share. Next time, I'd rather skip the naan and order just rice. There isn't enough naan to last the meal and the amount you're getting isn't worth the price. One bowl of rice was plenty to share for 2 people. The prawn kaliwada was good - it came with a sweet dipping sauce which I wasn't a fan of. The shrimp itself was flavorful and spicy. The bhel was so complex in flavor and texture. And the colors were pretty too! Definitely my favorite appetizer - it was light, refreshing and delicious! The grilled dishes each came with about 6-7 pieces of meat about the size of ping pong balls. They were dressed with cilantro and a side cup of onions, cucumbers and more cilantro! The lamb kebab was very good and extremely flavorful - it was my boyfriend's favorite but it was a little too dry for me. The murgh malai was THE BOMB. Extremely tender and flavorful, and the green cilantro dipping sauce made it even better! The black daal was delicious, I understand why it's a house favorite. Everything here seems very affordable but keep in mind, the dishes are small. Each person is meant to order multiple dishes for sharing, which can add up. Definitely will be coming back to try the rest of their menu! Note: super cool ambience! The restaurant used to be an old rail yard for shipping and packing goods. The restaurant has a unique variety of furniture and there are incense everywhere! They also sell their own vinyl... read more

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I've only been here once for breakfast and it was a spontaneous decision based solely on a recommendation. But it was a 5 star meal nonetheless. Despite its size (Dishoom has three levels), everyone was very welcoming and the atmosphere made it feel like cozy. And then there was the breakfast food itself. I'd never consider an Indian restaurant for breakfast, it's just not something that ever crossed my mind. Dishoom's breakfast menu offered several delicious options though that proved to me that not only is it possible but also fabulous as well. I ordered the bacon and egg naan sandwich and their house made chai. The chai was out of this world and included free refills. And the flavor combination with that sandwich was unbeatable. Service was attentive. What I had might be considered a simple breakfast, but that sandwich and tea were one of the highlights of my trip to London hands down. It might sound crazy considering all the options for breakfast, but I would go out of my way to go back there. read more

Dishoom - bacon and egg breakfast naan - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

We went to four countries in three weeks and ate a lot of good food. Dishoom was our unanimous pick for best meal of the trip. It's rare that a restaurant impresses everyone in my family of four equally, but this place definitely did. They accept reservations before 5:00, so we booked a table at 2:00 (or 14:00 for the rest of the world) to have a late lunch. It was busy, but we were seating immediately upon arrival. We ordered several plates, but the two standouts for us were the cheese naan and the pau bhaji. The service was great. Our waiter even tracked us down after the meal to give us the bags we'd accidentally left under the table. We were all in food comas and not thinking clearly. I usually skip the mid-day beer, but we were on vacation and they had an IPA that was brewed specially for Dishoom. When in Rome (or a hipster Indian restaurant in London at 2:00 on a weekday). read more

Dishoom - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

Expensive and mediocre Indian food. Literally everyone-our friends, family and the internet told us to go here when we told them we're going to London. My trip to London was extremely short so I want to make sure we get to eat really delicious food. The portions are small so we got the opportunity to try more foodthan expected. I like the samosa as a started. For entree we got this lentil soup which was surprising good. The paneer curry was disappointing. I mean it wasn't bad but not that great either. Naan was ok. But the fact that we had to pay for naan or rice because it didn't come with the curry or other entrees was a thumb down. I didn't really care for the shrimp or lamb chops either. They're also known for the drinks so my husband got a drink or 2, and he liked it. If you search for places to eat in London, this will come up as the most popular one. I'd try it but don't expect the hype though. Prepare for long wait on the weekend regardless of the locations. read more

We found the restaurant to be excessively crowded during our visit, which detracted from the overall dining experience. The prices are quite steep for the portion sizes and quality of food offered read more

This place is THE famous Indian restaurant in London that everyone recommends. We came here after hearing about the hype from friends as well as reading a few London tourism articles. The food was great. We ordered the Dishoom chicken tikka (spicy), okra fries, keema pau (spicy), and the Chicken Berry Britannia biryani. The portions were small, but these four dishes were enough to fill two people. The two of us also ordered two glasses of mango lassi, and we particularly enjoyed them as they were not too sweet (as many other mango lassis I've tried before). I personally highly recommend the okra fries! Service was also great. We had an amazingly friendly waitress and had a great conversation with her about California. I recommend coming to this place to try out British Indian food though I wouldn't suggest coming here on a regular basis/each time you visit London due to relatively high prices and small portion sizes. There are also other Dishoom locations around London. read more

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I've been in London for only a week and I've already been here twice. And now that my flat is right around the corner, I think I'll be coming here pretty often Breakfast was a pleasant surprise. I'm a big fan of the Keema per eedu, which is basically chicken liver under two fried eggs. The naan roll is the most popular menu item and and sure does look delicious. Lassi is good, but a bit overpriced in my opinion. For lunch I ordered the Ruby Chicken and gunpowder potatoes. The Ruby Chicken is best enjoyed with some rice. The potatoes are the real deal! So much flavor with all the herbs and spices. Check back with me in 2 months and I think I'll have the whole menu sampled by then ;) read more

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I've been to India. I've eaten real Indian food. The spices here were incredible. The flavors, the tenderness of the meat (melts in your mouth, the crispiness of the Nann and more... I don't think five stars is enough. It was SOOOOOOOO GOOD. Get the chicken ruby and rice! Insanely delicious read more

Tucked behind King's Cross, an amazing first dining experience in London for us. The two of us came for Sunday dinner, told that the wait was ~45min but we could wait downstairs at the bar. The downstairs area had a cool, lively atmosphere. There is no cell service, but they have free wifi to counter that problem. We ordered a Bombay Colada and an Edwina's Affair, the former being sweet and tangy, the latter being quite minty and refreshing. It wasn't even 30 min and we were already called for our table. We were seated on the main floor towards the back. With such a big menu - we got the Murg Malai and the Mahi Tikka (both Grill dishes). These were both very delicious and though the portions seemed small, they were very filling. We also got the Black House Daal signature, which wasn't that flavorful to our surprise. Overall, very price friendly and delicious flavors. We got 1 rice & 1 naan, but the naan was only 1 full piece so we had to order another. It was such a great meal, we came back a few days later. The second time coming, there was no wait as we came during a weekday for lunch around 11am. We got the Chicken Tikka (grill dish) and the Mattar Paneer (a curry). We loved both. We also ordered the masala chai, which comes with 5 refills. It was a drink packed with a strong, spicy flavour. It was delicious. The service was very good the first time we came - we were impressed since it was very busy but they did well in coming by frequently to check on us and the hosts at the door were great. For some reason during our second visit, they sat us at the very back with no other tables, even though there was a handful of tables available towards the front upstairs where everyone else was. We asked to be moved, which they did so kindly. They were not as attentive to getting us water refills and checking on us, though we still enjoyed our time. We didn't have the chance to come here for breakfast but would love to in the future. Highly recommended for anyone who wants some great Indian cuisine in a modern setting. read more

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I freakin love Indian food in London. There's no place like it other than possibly India itself. It just tastes substantially better, with bursts of flavor. Dishoom is no different. It is a very popular restaurant in London with multiple locations. There is always a queue and the best possible way to get in without waiting is to make a reservation. I made a res at the King's Cross location. The space is bustling, with an amazing bar downstairs and seating both floor level and upstairs. Upon arrival, there was already a queue and I had made res for a lunch hour (although I did hear that their breakfast is pretty darn good). The menu is a little extensive, but innovative than the typical Indian food you would get in LA. The table was just big enough to accommodate all the food we had ordered, so we were lucky. OKRA FRIES (£4.20). Fine Lady's Fingers for the Fingers. I wasn't the biggest fan of these. Don't get me wrong, they were good but I'm just not a fan of okra. Though the slimey layer was almost non-transparent, I could still taste it. But, if you like okra, you'll love this. VEGETABLE SAMOSAS (£3.50). Fine Filo Pastry, Pea and Potato Filling Warmly Spiced with Cinnamon and Cloves. These were delicious. It was light and airy and wasn't heavy. I'm always a fan of samosas and they're one of my favorite appetizers. If you want something on the lighter end that isn't too heavy, get these! HOUSE BLACK DAAL (£5.90). A Dishoom Signature Dish-Dark, Rich, Deeply Flavoured. It is Cooked Over 24 hours for Extra Harmony. This was absolutely delicious. I didn't know what to expect. We ordered a medium spice level which was perfect. It went so well with the biryani. I definitely recommend getting this dish. JACKFRUIT BIRYANI (£8.90). Delicious, Savoury Jackfruit and Delicately Saffron'd Rice, Patted and Cooked with Mint, Coriander, and Sultanas. I loved this dish. It's different than the usual biryani you get at other restaurants. There was so much flavor and surprisingly, the jackfruit tasted like there was meat in it. It's a great dish for the vegetarian and awesome with curry. GUNPOWDER POTATOES (£6.50). The seduction is in the Tumble. Potatoes with Brown Skins, Smoky-Grilled, Broken Apart, Tossed with Butter, Crushed Aromatic Seeds and Green Herbs. This is one of the most popular dishes at Dishoom. I thought it was good but not amazing. I mean, they're potatoes and I'd actually rather eat something that consists of curry. If you love potatoes though, you would enjoy these. MY FAVORITE DISH. CHICKEN RUBY (£9.50). A Good and Proper Curry Redolent with Spice and Flavour, Tender Chicken in a rich silky 'makhani'sauce, best mopped up with a Roomali Roti. I love freakin curry and this is by far, one of the best ones. It's similar to a tikka masala but better than what you would get anywhere in the States. It's rich and creamy and if you love tikka masala, you definitely should get this. SPICY LAMB CHOPS (£11.90). They lie overnight in a special marinade of lime juice and jiggery, warm dark spices, ginger and garlic. Blackened by the Grill, but Juicy inside. I thought these were good but I've had better at Tayyabs. The chops had a lot of flavor, and it was grilled nicely, but it wasn't as juicy as I had hoped. Regardless though, I would still order it. HOUSE CHAI (£2.50). All things nice: warming comfort and satisfying spice. Made in the proper way. All who have tried it are swearing by it. This was delicious. It was creamy, smooth and had all the right spices. If you're a chai drinker, you'd love this warm drink. Overall, I loved Dishoom. For Indian food with a twist, this is the place to go. It's not super traditional, but they do have traditional dishes. The space is amazing and the service was pretty good. The waiter was insisting I visit again the next morning, but I couldn't. I wish I did since their breakfast menu looked amazing and interesting. I thoroughly enjoyed the dishes and it's a great place for a get together. If you're ever in London, hit up this spot. for other reviews, check out thefoodseeker dot com read more

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Food was great and so was the service. They had Thumbs Up a drink which we really enjoyed.

I loved this place. It's conveniently located right behind Kings Cross station. I went alone so I was able to get seated right away, else there's a bit of a wait. The restaurant is huge and always packed! The bar tender recommended the food for me to pick and they were all great minus the fried okra. The romali roti and paneer masala is delicious and a good combination. The waiter also recommended one of their house cocktails which was really good and refreshing. It was a gin cocktail with a variety of spices and lemon juice or something. It was amazing. Go to this place if you're in London! read more

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Our server was amazing. Friendly, helpful with menu recommendations and always there when we needed her. The food was incredible again. The vibe is the essence of cool. Every time we're in London we make it a point to come to Dishoom, and we will continue to do so. read more

We had a nice dinner at Dishoom's and the dishes were nicely flavored. The experience can be a bit overwhelming since the restaurant seats 350 patrons on multiple floors. Our waiter, Matthew was terrific. read more

I've had my fair share of Indian food and they really aren't kidding when they say get Indian food when you visit London! The spices, the flavor, the cook of everything was fantastic. My boyfriend and I went here for dinner after having to wait over an hour at another location and couldn't pass up this opportunity. They send you inside to wait at the bar, which is nice. When we were ordering, they explained the menu. It was suggested that we get 3-4 dishes per person since it's quite small. We got 1 order of garlic naan, 1 order of rice, chicken ruby, mahi tikka, house black daal, dishoom calamari, roomali roti. (I don't/can't eat spicy foods so none of these dishes are spicy!) We didn't order a single thing that we disliked. Everything was INCREDIBLE. The only thing I wish they could do it tailor things to people's spice levels, but there were plenty of delicious dishes I had anyway! I highly suggest coming and waiting because it's worth the wait!!! PS: get the house black daal, it'll change your life :) read more

I've never been to Iran or Bombay which is the kind of food that Dishoom serves up so am I the forefront expert on it? No - but delicious food is delicious food IS delicious food and Dishoom?  It's delicious food no matter how you cut it. There's something about a place that not only takes care and pride in their food but takes the same approach in their care of the customers that walk through their doors. Dishoom? They're THAT kind of experience - the kind that you hear about from friends and family only to have your socks still blown off by the level they're on. From the ambiance to the food to the service, they're impeccable for the price point that they're at.  It's the small details that make eating at a restaurant an experience more than just a watering hole and Dishoom checks all of the marks.  Walking in, we were not sure what to expect nor what we would order but our server was extremely patient and took the care and time to introduce us to different dishes on the menu. The dishes arrived in quick time and were in our bellies in almost the same time. From the variety of dishes they serve to the awesome service to their commitment to give back to their community - Dishoom is an absolute MUST try if you are in town.   It'd be a downright and absolute shame on you to not. read more

This is the best restaurant I had while visiting London. We waited a bit to get in the restaurant but that just meant it was worth the wait. They bring out some sort of hot tea while you wait which was amazing and perfect timing. When you get in the atmosphere was just amazing, so much character. The drink selection was one of the best I have seen, the presentation of the drinks was also a very unique way and unlike anything I have seen before. I ate the chefs special, lamb stew with lamb brain, nothing but most amazing meal. I cant say anything but amazing things about this restaurant. A++ read more

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Visited the Kings cross location for a second time, this time to check out the breakfast offering. To start, the building and design of this restaurant are incredible. No expense was spared, and you really do feel like your stepping into a new environment when you enter here. There are details in every thing, a great place to relax and soak in some inspiration. The breakfast menu was very affordable, most items between 6 to 10 pounds. I ordered 2 eggs on toast, coated in chilli cheese. This was called the kejriwal. Cooked to perfection, not what I would consider to be spicy when it comes to chilli infusions. The eggs were fresh, with a runny yoke and plenty of cheese to bring it all together. This dish was served with a bit of Heinz ketchup, which I would recommend be changed for something more fresh and original. The chai tea was fantastic, and was refilled a couple of times by a friendly server. Highly recommend this restaurant for an affordable breakfast, or a dynamite dinner. read more

We need Dishoom on the UWS in NYC. This was my second visit to a Dishoom, with the first three years ago in Covent Garden. The food was very good to excellent. The service was friendly, attentive, and thoughtful. I liked my gin gimlet. This is accessible Indian food at fair prices in a comfortable, contemporary setting. (12 May 18) TIP: Ground floor seating was very good to fair because a change to the bar seating was underway. The seating on -1, the lower level, appeared cozy and desirable, especially the high tops near the bar. The lower level bar had no seating of its own. read more

First stop on our recent trip to the UK . We arrived 20 minutes late but they kept our table for us and seated us immediately,which we really appreciated. The food was scrumptious and service was great! Dishoom lived up to every expectation! read more

Was visiting London and was told that I had to try the food here to complete my visit. I'm back home now and all I can think about is how good the food was. The service was also very good. read more

If anyone was to ask me to define what a solid four out of five star is... I would point them to Dishoom. The food was delicious, but short of amazing. We ordered a ton of things... ranging from lamb racks to ruby chicken to garlic naan to bread with mashed vegetables and etc. Would go into depth but won't be useful as everything was pretty much a four out of five stars for me. Found that everything tasted good but nothing phenomenal. Would come back, but a bit pricey for what you get! read more

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