Fast service at bar area. Vibrant ambiance. Nice staff. We didn't eat so can't comment on food. Clean bathrooms. Good place to have a cocktail/beer. They also have non alcoholic cocktails. read more

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Dishoom Soho is undeniably beautiful. The décor is rich with vintage Bombay charm, the ambiance thoughtfully designed, and the service warm and attentive. But beneath the surface, the food falls flat--and for a restaurant that's constantly hyped as one of the best Indian dining experiences in London, that's a problem. I ordered the Wrestler's Naan Roll--a naan breakfast sandwich with a side of baked beans and mushrooms. It looked promising but tasted like something my non-desi friends might have proudly whipped up after a deep dive into Chef Sanjeev Kapoor's YouTube channel. Chef Sanjeev, to be clear, deserves better. The baked beans tasted straight out of a discount tin--one-dimensional and overly sweet. I'd be happy to pass along my mother's recipe: a touch of garam masala and a splash of Worcestershire sauce can transform a humble dish into something memorable. Sadly, that kind of nuance was nowhere to be found. The chai? It was fine. Comforting, but unremarkable. If Dishoom is serious about delivering a standout experience, even small touches--like offering maple syrup instead of sugar--could elevate the tea beyond the ordinary. Ultimately, the food lacks depth and complexity. Dishoom feels more focused on maintaining margins than culinary magic. Perhaps it once earned its acclaim, but those days seem long gone. London truly does have some of the best Indian food in the world--but you won't find it here. Skip the photo op and seek out something real. read more

Pav bhaji was awful and dishmoom chat was too sweet Too hyped up place ! Surely can Skip ! Ambience was good, too long waiting times though staff is friendly I am not going to this place again ! read more

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We celebrated or 30th Anniversary at Dishoom on our trip to London, and absolutely loved it! Delicious drinks at the bar before dinner, delightful service all night, and a really wonderful meal from appetizer to dessert, all in a really interesting and romantic space. They don't need my recommendation, because London obviously loves it, but go try Dishoom! read more

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I'll be honest, I came here because Somebody Feed Phil name dropped this place. I've never really had legit Indian food so I decided to try it here for the first time, for both breakfast and dinner. I got some samosas, and the most important thing to know is that the samosas are in a wrapper that's more like pie crust. It says it on the description, but I didn't notice so I wasn't prepared. My brain just automatically says yes to samosas when I see it. I got vegetable but I wish I had chosen lamb. I don't remember what else I got for dinner, but I remember what I liked. Chicken Ruby, damn son, I've never had such tender moist (I hate this word, but this is what it was), chicken. It's described as 'silky chicken' and they are right on with it. Get this. Now for breakfast, we couldn't decide so I got both the Sweet Uttapam Stack and a Bacon Naan and he got the Wrestler Naan. The sausage in so good I had to steal it from his Wrestler naan, chop it up and put it in my Bacon naan roll. The Uttapam Stack was damn good. If you're looking for something sweet to eat, get this. It's similar to pancakes, it's topped with yogurt and a bit of fruit and has jaggery syrup, which i thought was date syrup. Either way it's delicious. We also ordered mushrooms on the side but never got them and didn't notice until we were walking home. So make sure you get all your items before you pay. All in all, excellent experience, except for the missing mushrooms. read more

I thought Dishoom was good, I got the chicken bali and lamb samosas. I really enjoyed what I ordered. My group also got all 3 naan types to go with our food and the best was the garlic naan. It is decently expensive so be prepared to spend if you want a whole meal however worth it. read more

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The best Dishoom! What I loved about this location was the small feel of the cafe here. I went for late breakfast and stayed for lunch! Dishoom is one of those places in London that you hear about a lot--and for good reason. It's got this cool, nostalgic vibe, styled after old Bombay cafés, which makes it a really fun spot to hang out. The food is a mix of classic Indian street food with a bit of a twist. Their bacon naan roll is a must-try for breakfast, and their take on an English breakfast is even better than a traditional English breakfast! The beans were so so good. The small plates are perfect for sharing, and you can't go wrong with the lamb chops or the okra fries. If you're vegetarian, there are plenty of options that don't feel like an afterthought--everything is packed with spice and flavor. The place is always busy but the staff keep things moving and are really friendly. Plus, they know the menu inside out and are happy to make suggestions if you're not sure what to get. Drinks-wise, they've got some great cocktails with a bit of an Indian twist, like the East India Gimlet, but if you're after something more traditional, their chai is spot on. I wish I could buy the chai back in the States it was that good ! Dishoom isn't the cheapest place, but the quality of the food and the whole atmosphere definitely make it worth the price. It's one of those restaurants where you leave feeling like you've had a great experience, not just a good meal. Definitely worth checking out if you're in London and craving something a bit special. read more

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We had a wonderful dining experience, the food and service were amazing. We loved everything we tried and we will definitely be back the next time we are in London. read more

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English cuisine scene would be doomed without dishoom. After having a lot of bland food this place was a welcomed change to my taste buds. They do water down the spices but it is still amazing. Each time I'm come I'm just so enamored with all the desi tings! The menu seems small bc I'm used to going to Indian restaurants in the states that have so many menu items. Here of course my go to items are the butter chicken, Briyani and naan. While the butter chicken and naan are the best items I will say my least favorite was the briyani. I love me a hyderbadi version but this is still good. I find it absolutely criminal that they sell raita separately. This should already be included!!!! That almost cost them a star but then I remembered how good the mango lassi was! read more

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Friends encouraged me to try out multiple Dishoom locations in London, so wound up having dinner at the Carnaby location in SoHo, after having a somewhat underwhelming experience at their Kensington location. This location is on a pedestrian only street, with some outdoor seating, and ample indoor seating. I was surprised by there being a 25 minute wait at 9:30 PM on a Monday night, but it's popular for a reason. The vibe is fun, upbeat, and super trendy at this location. The interiors were nice, although some parts of the restaurant had more of an Italian or Mediterranean feel (still very pleasant). Having experimented with a variety of items at the Kensington location (and not really being impressed by some), we decided to go straight to skip appetizers and go with the main dishes of chole puri and ruby chicken. Although it wasn't your typical preparation of chole, it was made really well and had a bit of a spicy kick to it. My one critique would be that the 2 pieces of puri aren't nearly enough to eat with the chole provided. The ruby chicken hit the spot with tender pieces of chicken in a wonderfully delicious tomato-based gravy (definitely a step up in quality from the Kensington location). The house chai hit the spot, and I preferred it over their chocolate chai which I felt wasn't the right mix of flavors and was mid a gimmick drink. When presented with the check, we were given complimentary mango bite candy, which I probably haven't had in over 15 years, and brought me some happy memories of having them when I was younger. Overall, despite the wait, the Dishoom Carnaby location was a fun and high quality dining experience (4.5/5). read more

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Another great Dishoom branch. Curry dishes are good as always. So was fried okra and daal. My friend had a grilled chicken, and he was very pleased with it. Dinner service is always difficult to get in, so we strategically had an early lunch here. We were shown to a table (for two) straight away. The waiter tried to upsell by recommending we order "about 3 dishes per person." But we'd been here before, so ignored that advice. As usual, I ordered and enjoyed their chai. But sadly, they can't make it with no or reduced sugar, because they are pre-made in big batches. read more

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The seasonal dessert with Alphonso Mango and a dollop of vanilla ice cream: it doesn't sound like much but it is truly incredible !! The rest of the meal was also great as usual - special shout out to the Salli boti - which was perfectly cooked read more

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Dishoom is worth exploring. They offer a variety of options sure to please. I especially liked the chicken ruby and the chilli broccoli salad. Service was excellent, attentive, and helpful in guiding through the menu. Great atmosphere. I will return!! read more

I was here last week and been to this place a few times before. Highly recommend reservation or be ready to wait for 1-2 hours. The spicy prawns on app menu and chicken roomali roti are my fav. Also liked the jackfruit and chicken biryanis. The drinks menu is amazing too. A lot of variety food and everything I have tried here is really really good. It's a nice big place however always full. It also has multiple locations and very convient locations from the main touristy areas. read more

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This establishment is worthy of all the hype it receives. Yes, you must wait in a cue to be seated, but they make it as enjoyable as possible, supplying you with mint tea and sherry while you wait. Brilliant. The bar staff is friendly, on point and great with the drinks. The wait staff is pleasant and efficient. And the food.... Absolutely delicious. Iranian inspired Indian food. Wow! Who would have thought?! Sooo amazing. There are a few locations of this restaurant around London. I haven't been to all of them but the two I have had the privilege to dine at are both deserving of this high praise. Worth the wait! read more

We had a fabulous dinner here with the seven of us. Our waiter did a fabulous job of recommending a variety of dishes, and they were all really delicious. Favorites were definitely the black daal, the ruby chicken for the kids, and the specialty lamb. Even if you don't like daal, I would definitely try this black daal. It was unlike any other I've ever had. The lamb was stellar and the Ruby chicken was very much like a chicken tikka masala. This is a great place to try interesting things and some old standbys. We had a fabulous meal, and would love to come back! read more

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If you've never been to London and you like Indian food, you can't miss dishoom. It's just always going to be good. Going with more people means more dishes, or order a little extra since it makes for great leftovers. 2 people, dine in, June 2024. This was enough for some leftovers Vegetable samosas (3pc) - 8/10 Chili broccoli salad (half) - 7.5/10 Paneer roti - 8/10 Chicken ruby - 9/10 Black dahl - 10/10 Jasmine rice - 7/10 Plain naan - 6/10 The vegetable samosas were a nice starter and came out almost immediately. Filled with spiced peas, carrot, potatoes and a perfectly fried outside. The sauce was a little too sweet. These were good though I'd be open to trying something else next time. They also came out almost immediately. The rest came out all together. The paneer roti was fantastic. Lots of flavor with soft paneer. A little heat but not bad. It comes cut in half, which we then cut again, eat ate 1/4 and saved the second half for leftovers. I loved this with both the green and spicier red sauce. The chicken ruby is just down right delicious. The sauce isn't as creamy as what you'd get in the US and the flavor is a bit deeper/more developed. The chicken is also cooked perfectly. You could easily order this dish with rice as a single person for one very good meal. The black Dahl I could eat every day. I love the texture, the mild spice, and warmth this dish brings on a rainy London evening. It's pure comfort in a bowl. I've been to dishoom twice and both times I've gotten this dish. The broccoli salad is just okay but it's nice to have something fresh, raw, green, and crunchy. I like it. There isn't an overwhelming flavor but it's a nice addition to the heavier items. I prefer the jasmine rice as I wasn't impressed with the garlic naan last time. However, with multiple dishes, 1 bowl of rice isn't enough to eat with leftovers so we got the plain naan to go. It was fine as a vehicle for the curry/dahl but I didn't think it was anything special. read more

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You first have to wait in line outside. The hostess was really nice. We were offered a small cup of chai while waiting. We waited about 30-45 minutes and then they told us that we were able to wait inside and order drinks at the bar if we'd like. Upon going inside, they will give you a buzzer. An hour has passed and I noticed a few parties that arrived after us, have gotten seated already. So I went to ask the hostess when was our table going to be ready. Well guess what? They have forgotten about us and apologized and said they would give us the next available table... Overall I think we waited about 2 hours to be seated. (Outside & inside total) Food was definitely NOT worth the wait! I had high expectations for this restaurant due to so many great reviews and the popularity of this place. Unfortunately, food was just ok to say the least. Not one item stood out. Maybe we didn't order the right items but we've had better Indian food back at our local Indian restaurants at home. We got somosas and okra fries for appetizers, chicken berry britannia, chicken ruby, masala prawns, daal, and of course can't forget about the naan. Food was mediocre and did not live up to the hype. read more

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If you're like me, and I'm assuming that you are, you're probably an American who is trying to Yelp what good food spots there are in London while you're there visiting. And if you're like me, you will soon realize that locals don't really use Yelp there. But because you're trained to look at Yelp you will probably see lots of recommendations for Dishoom and their various locations. Before visiting, I was really asking myself if Dishoom would be an overhyped recommendation. I'm glad to say it wasn't. At least for me. I had reservations for one (glad I did) and was able to eat around 5:30. Service was great, as were the drinks and the food. Everything is very streamlined here. Even the cocktails are pre-portioned and pre-made for the most part. You can order something from the menu and it will come out pretty quickly. The kitchen (which you can see on your way to the restrooms) looked very efficient as well. I ordered the cheese naan (a must!), samosas, the black lentils, and the ruby chicken. You might think that it was a lot for one person. Well I was able to eat everything and let me just say that everything was very tasty! But seriously. Get the cheese naan. read more

Exceptional, good food good atmosphere. Reservations are a must. There are several around the city, and I am looking forward to sampling.

You ask ten people in NYC what the best restaurant is in NYC, you get 11 answers. You ask ten people in London what the best restaurant is in London, you get ten answers that are all the same: "Dishoom". Did it live up to the hype? No. I don't think it could. I will say I was pleasantly surprised by a few things: 1. The accessibility: 30ish minute wait at prime lunch time, and we were able to sit at the bar and have a drink beforehand. 2. The drinks: I had a phenomenal espresso martini and my friend also raved about her old fashioned 3. The vibe: it comes across like a borderline theme restaurant but in a very tasteful, not tacky way. Now onto the food. I'll sum it up by saying that it was unequivocally above average, but I've had better Indian food at the same price point or cheaper without having to seek it out. We ordered: 1. Okra fries: delicious, could have benefitted from a dip 2. Paneer curry: average. Needed more flavour/aromatics 3. Jackfruit biryani: good, but again was a bit lacking in flavour 4. Broccoli salad: lovely. Would absolutely get this again. 5. Potatoes: delicious, would absolutely recommend these as well 6: Naan: fine. Portion was small for the price Overall, it's worth a visit for sure. Not sure it deserves the reputation. read more

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We went to both this location and the Covent Garden Dishoom; both are phenomenal! We had a large party, and ordered family style. Our server was extraordinarily helpful in recommending items on the menu to us, as well as making sure we had everything we needed. We had the Chicken Ruby, the cheese naan, the kebabs, lamb samosas, and topped it off with a mango lassi. I would recommend each of those items without hesitation. Definitely worth the five stars! read more

Great place. Definitely recommend. The food is great, and I loved the chocolate chai (picture is in the review) nice service, waitress guided us through everything, and the ambiance is spectacular. I liked the downstairs, and this place basically has the only public bathroom in London that doesn't smell like pee. read more

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Worth the line!!! Our sever was great at helping us order enough for sharing and dang, the food was so good. I loved everything about here and genuinely hope I get to return. read more

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Another review for this outstanding food is hardly needed but here I go. Yum. After a long day of walking the spices, comfort and scent of Dishoom were just what the doctor ordered. We enjoyed the okra fries, house black dhal, chicken tikka, specialty rose lassi, passionfruit sharbat, and a delightful kulfi on a stick. We cannot wait to return. I regret not getting the aubergine salad. Also, the women's loo is adorable and the server charged our phone for us in back. So kind and caring were the staff. Many thanks. read more

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This place is as good as advertised and worth the wait to get in. Once we were seated the service was really good and all of the food was amazing. It was actually so good, i only grabbed a pic of the menu outside and didnt even think to take any pics of the food. I dont think I had one bad bite all night and between the four of us, we ordered a ton of food! I would definitely recommend this place to anyone and re-visit if I find myself in the area again. read more

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Everyone raves about Dishroom as a must-go. I think it's great, but it's not a place where if I'm in London, I HAVE to go to. I almost feel more obligated to go because everyone tells me to, versus because my taste buds crave it. In any case, I went, and I would go again IF I don't have to wait in line for 1+ hr. Their breakfast though, THAT is well worth the price and quite yummy. But again, if there's a line for more than 30 min, I'd probably think twice. Some perks though: 1. If you're waiting in line for dinner, they give you complimentary chai. I didn't personally experience this because I didn't have to wait that long (we went super early) but I saw people receiving this 2. For breakfast, you can get unlimited chai when you order that drink. What I'd get again for dinner: 1. CHICKEN RUBY 2. HOUSE BLACK DAAL 3. VADA PAU 4. GARLIC NAAN (we tried maybe 10-12 things on the menu because we were a table of 6 and these 4 items stood out for flavor) For the breakfast, we opted for the PARSI OMELETTE and BACON NAAN ROLL. Both were good but I'd probably try other items on the menu for breakfast because these weren't ones where I felt like I HAD to get again. Overall, Dishroom met expectations but the line is where I'll dock a star. read more

A visit to London with a meal to remember. A masterclass in flavor and hospitality. From the moment we walked in, the warm welcome and gentle spice aromas set the tone. We started with crisp vegetable samosas. The mains were standouts: buttery chicken tikka masala with tender char, a perfectly executed blackened shrimp. The dal makhani tasted like it had been simmered all day--silky, smoky, and deeply comforting. The breads deserve their own applause: cheese naan arrived blistered and chewy, perfect for scooping up every last drop. Service was attentive without hovering--water glasses always full, thoughtful pacing, and smart recommendations. Ambiance is relaxed yet polished, with soft lighting and music playing at a comfortable volume. Prices are fair for the quality and portions. Whether you're new to Indian cuisine or a longtime fan, this place hits all the right notes. Only negative I can state is THERE ISN'T ONE IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA!!! EAST BAY preferably. read more

Dishoom is a very nice upper-end Indian restaurant for those who crave flavorful food. We ended up showing up without reservations with a group of 7 and found a table within 20 minutes near Christmas time! We also let the waiter know that it was my mom's birthday and they had great dessert options to celebrate. The wait staff was very competent and accommodating as well. They made great recommendations based on our dietary restrictions that day and were very careful with cross-contamination information. We ordered Vada Pav, mocktails, and 2 vegetarian curries. The size of the dishes were a little small but were flavored well. I'd definitely come back again! This is definitely a more expensive restaurant, so I'd save it for a special occasion, but the location was downtown and near a bunch of fun things to do. read more

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Amazing food! Good service and cool ambience! We got here at 3pm which meant there wasn't much waiting time and ordered a variety of dishes, all were tasty, prices were reasonable relatively and the ambience was fun and colorful. Definitely recommend visiting this restaurant! read more

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Suggested as a must-visit when on a trip to London, Dishoom truly lived up to the recommendations. TLDR: Good food- authentic Bombay taste, great cocktails and lively ambience Dishoom came highly recommended for their Bombay style Irani cafe style preparations and coming from Bombay, they did provide the same taste. They had good offerings for cocktails and their lamb preparations were good. Note- Do come in early as the wait times are really long. read more

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We arrived in London with Dishoom on our list of places where we wanted to eat. Living in the Bay Area and NYC, both of which have sizable Indian populations and/or access to what are considered "good" Indian restaurants in the U.S., we enjoy Indian food (from the various regions of the country) and were excited to be able to compare Dishoom to other places we've eaten. We were pleasantly blown away. We ordered the okra fries, chilli broccoli salad, chilli butter-bhutta, prawn koliwada, garlic naan, basmati rice, and chicken ruby. All the dishes were a 10 out of 10, and there was so much more on the menu that we wanted to try! For newcomers (like us), I strongly suggest making a reservation (which for groups of less than 6 people, I think you can only make for times prior to 5:45pm), or better yet, coming with a large group of friends (so you can make a reservation even after 5:45pm and so you can try as many dishes as possible!) I make this suggestion because every day we passed by Dishoom (St. Martin's location) and the line after 6:00pm was such that people were waiting for more than an hour for tables. And I heard that this Carnaby is the same. In fact when we were leaving at 6:30pm, the line for people without reservations was out the door. read more

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Would highly highly recommend checking their website in advance and making a reservation. The walk in lines are always long! That being said, as an Indian I have to say it's not the most mind blowing food and it gets overhyped mostly by non Indians. BUT no doubt about it the service, ambience and food make for a very enjoyable experience and the menu is quite varied and interesting. It's worth a visit but I wouldn't stand in super long lines for it. Cocktails were super super good, would recommend any of them. They're creative, flavorful and have fun presentations. Food wise the stand out for me was the mutton curry (boti) special in June 2022 and also the jackfruit biryani and kathi rolls. read more

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(3.5/5) Best Indian food in the world? I think not! After hearing so many friends rave about Dishoom, we knew we had to make a stop while visiting the city. We wanted to opt-in for their All-Day menu but was told that it doesn't start until noon. We killed time by walking around the city. When we came back, the hostess told us there was a 45 min wait. We did not mind waiting as we thought the wait will be well worth it. We sat by the bar and the gentlemen running the show were very friendly and welcoming! Ambiance (5/5): The ambiance is very lively! It is also extremely spacious inside and we felt very comfortable during our visit. Service (3/5): Our server was kind at first but once we placed our order she was no where to be found. She checked up on all the surrounding tables multiple times but not once did she stop by our table. It makes me wonder if it's because the other tables were constantly ordering food and we were not. Additionally, I had to ask another waiter to have my water refilled as she was no where to be found... I was waiting for about 15 minutes for water! Food (4/5): Now on to the food! The vegetable samosas were my favorite-- they were crispy and full of flavor. It paired well with the chutney. The chicken tikka was underwhelming and quite frankly nothing memorable. Furthermore, the Chicken Ruby was full of flavor but there were literally three pieces of chicken inside the dish. We were very disappointed as it was obvious that they were skimping on the portion. I can tell the Ruby had a delicious curry flavor but the portion size was so small, you could barely take in the flavors. One thing that rubbed me the wrong way was the fact that you have to PAY for rice. As someone who is Iranian-American, my ancestors would be rolling in their graves knowing that a restaurant was charging almost $6 American dollars for RICE that should already be included with a stew-like dish. We all know that rice is one of the cheapest ingredients and is a staple in many cuisines across the globe. Again, this makes me wonder if the owner is trying to pocket money from tourists/locals knowing that people will feel obligated to purchase a side of rice with a curry or stew. Overall, we came in with high expectations after hearing many people rave about Dishoom. I would rather try other Indian restaurants in the city before I come back here. read more

Dishoom - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

the service is amazing. they'll go over the menu for you. lamb was very soft. monkfish curry was really good. chicken berry biryani had a nice flavor. make sure to make a reservation. read more

Dishoom - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

I have had some of the best Indian food I have ever had in London and this is comparing it to the best restaurants in India! I had to stop off at Dishoom after seeing them number 1 on the list of best restaurants in the UK. I called a few times and the waits were super long. I finally caved and made a reservation for lunch. It was super busy but we were seated quickly. They have done a great job replicating the feel of a Irani cafe in Bombay. There's interesting history there with the Parsi community that's worth googling. The food was excellent and was inhaled!! Rumali roti Black Dal Mutter paneer Basmati rice Lamb chops Chicken tikka Chocolate pudding with Kashmir chili ice cream! Kulfi All top notch! I really enjoyed the staff. They were all happy, vibing with each other and had big smiles. Overall, great meal and this will be a regular London stop from this point on. read more

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Everyone I spoke to about my upcoming London trip recommended Dishoom. Splendid food, warm atmosphere, and kind service made for a lovely morning. I can't wait to come back! read more

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Love Dishoom so much! My family and I made reservations in advance, and we were seated moments after checking in with the hostess. Our waiter recommended some of his favorites it was our first time. We got an order of the cheese naan, garlic naan, corn, chilli cheese toast, and the Chicken Ruby. I loved everything! The cheese naan was perfect to dip in the sauce of the Chicken Ruby. The chilli cheese toast was almost like a pizza and it was great for my family who aren't very familiar with Indian cuisine. Would absolutely return! read more

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After going to the King's Cross Dishoom earlier in my trip and loving it, I had high hopes for this location. While the food was again amazing, I had a few letdowns in this experience leading me to 3 stars: - I arrived around 11am hoping to have breakfast/brunch. I was told the wait would be around 30 mins. When I was finally seated, I was told the kitchen was changing from breakfast to lunch, so I could only order from the lunch menu now. I was offered free chai but had to wait at my table without being able to order food for another 20 mins. - This location does not offer bar seating for food, only drinks (unlike King's Cross where as a solo diner I was able to eat at the bar). So I had a whole table to myself, which was a little awkward. If you're trying to come for breakfast, come early! The kitchen closing / changeover is a pain and I'm still disappointed I couldn't try the breakfast menu. Overall a sub par experience compared to my previous Dishoom visit. read more

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Great service, good food. Fair price. Only thing I didn't enjoy much was the bread. It was to doughy