Have had several take aways from this restaurant located in the heart of East Horsley village. With…read morethe exception of one occasion when the food was a little disappointing, the meals have been very good and reasonable value for money. As is often the case with Indian restaurants, portions are large - so bear this in mind when you place your order. Service is friendly and efficient.

In my opinion this is one of the best curry houses around. The welcome is always friendly and the…read morefood is consistently excellent. There's a decent selection on the menu and the staff are always more than happy to discuss options, flavours, spices, etc with the chefs flexible enough to adapt dishes to meet your preferences. Highly recommend the Kirthon.

If you happen to be in Croydon, you have to try this super Indian restaurant. Typical south Indian…read morecuisine. The interior reminds me of restaurants in south India. The food, well spicy, tasty and cheap. If you happen to be around during the lunch they have a special lunch menu for 3.50 pounds (veg) and 4.50 (non-veg). It consists of 10 curry's, rice and Indian bread. One must try their king fish fry and crispy fried vegetables. They make good lentil curry and nice garlic spicy prawns. If you have ever tried "dosa" they are kinda crepe but made of rice and have various fillings - a must. The mango lassi (mango buttermilk) is worth trying too!!! I still like the mango lassi at Tayyeb (whitechapel). They serve alcohol and they are usually packed on sundays.

I have eaten at this restaurant twice in a few months and thoroughly enjoyed it both times. As…read morestarters the manchurian cauliflower is outrageously tasty and the tandoori lamb chops are also very good. I tried the Chettinadu chicken which comes served on the bone. The flavours are amazing, it is a fairly spicy dish and paired with peshwari naan was lovely. I also tried the chicken kurma which was great, a little spicier than you would expect from what is usually a mild dish but deliciously creamy. The special masala dosa is great - huge and comes served with 3 lovely sauces. The saag aloo is also very good (quite spicy too!). This is definitely a curry I'll keep returning for.

Dont blink when you pass by or you will miss this restaurant! This is one of the best Indian…read morerestaurants in Sidcup, allbeit it is not in the main centre. It is a small venue but big on hospitality. the decor is not what you would expect from an Indian restaurant. The staff are very attentive and polite and the food tastes fresh and spicy. I would recommend that you book on a Friday or Saturday night as it is very popular. Pleant of parking in nearby streets and is close to bus stops.

We have been coming to sweet lemon since they opened and the service and quality of food has not…read morechanged. We do not live in the country any more so every time we come back to England, Sweet Lemon is the first place we all want to go. This Indian restaurant is the best for miles, you have to try the Chicken Tikka Masala and Chicken Jalfrezi . We love love love sweet lemon and the staff are the best.

Food - Excellent. Full of flavor. We ordered 6 dishes to share with sides. Naga Murgi, while spicy,…read morewas my favorite dish. Tandoori Chicken on the bone was a close 2nd. Service - Like others have said. You get one glass or water with no refills. Waiter insisted (a bit pushy) that we add more sides to our order even though we had 3 starters and 6 sides (4 rice/2 nan) Atmosphere - It's a small restaurant that seats 50 ppl or so. Minimalist approach with decorations. I didn't mind but others might be looking for more flare. I'd go again and would recommend the place. Just know that service is not the strong point of this place....the food is.

We had a wonderful dinner there the other evening. We ordered several dishes, including the mixed…read morebiryani, the chicken makhani, baigan dall, sag paneer, special balti chicken masala, and more. Everything we ordered was delicious! I found the balti chicken masala a little too spicy, but the rest of my party really enjoyed it. My favorite dish was the baigan dall, but it was all really good. The restaurant atmosphere was nice, the restaurant was clean, and the server was helpful and attentive. The prices were really reasonable and the portions were not too large, but big enough to share. We were able to try a bunch of dishes for not much money. At the end of the meal the server brought hand wipes that were really refreshing, and we got a couple of chocolates with the bill. In all it was a great experience!

Had the Rogan Josh, which was a very ample portion. Beautifully cooked, tender and delicious…read more Service was very polite, quick and just at the right tempo. Nicely laid out restaurant, with the tables not too close together, soft lighting, but the tables are carefully light, so reading the menu was not a problem. Soft Indian music makes for a nice atmosphere. Not low priced, but I wasn't looking for that and the quality of the food the decor is very price worthy. Would recommend and come again.

I had a good meal at Memories of India, but the staff were a little difficult so I'm taking off a…read morestar. Perhaps I got there on a bad day: recommended with caution.

My favourite Indian eating place for authentic, healthy and freshly prepared tasty food…read more A hidden gem which is a quaint and quiet place to take close friends always with a cheerful greeting from it's owner and manager. Try it; You won't be dissapointed! Naga chicken I dare you!

Very impressed with this make-over, from what used to be a fairly bog-standard Tandoori into…read moresomething altogether more special. Stuck on a backstreet between King's Cross and the Angel, the old flock wallpaper has been banished for a much more chic feel. The smell of the cooking was divine when we walked in. They still have all the old favourites at decent, tho not hugely cheap, prices. What made this place such a discovery the other day was the 'Mains' menu with many South Indian specialties you don't normally see, like Kerala Fish Curry and Murug Xacuti, plus what look like some experiments by the chef like 'Flambe O'cognac' with chicken cooked in wine. My fish curry was great, as were Murug, the nan, sag paneer. The cognac chicken a bit dry and the crab cakes had more cake than crab but I will definitely be going back to sample more!

I normally visit the Heston branch but a friend of mine raves about the Whitton location so I…read morethought would give them a try. Am thinking ideally 3.25 or 3.5 stars but not quite a four so giving it three. The service was a better experience in that when I requested some chutneys and salad it wasn't a problem whereas in the Heston Branch it's an issue although they have one very helpful charming member of the team there. The plain parathas were ok though a little unevenly cooked so finished them off under the grill at home, the stuffed aloo (potato) paratha could have done with a bit more filling. The bathura (fried bread) was the best of the breads and the makki ki roti (made with cornflower) the second best though this is more of an acquired taste. Would I visit again, yes I would.

I had to visit this restaurant as It is always packed whenever I walk past which is everyday, four…read moretimes a day. Delhi Wala is an Indian restaurant on the high street of Whitton which caters to vegetarians although everyone is welcome. As I looked through the menu, I couldn't decide on what I wanted to order as they have an endless list of options. Luckily, I was with a friend originally from India and she could guide me! In none technical terms, I had their lentils, cauliflower main, cottage cheese dish and some other sides such as the cheesy garlic naan and some samosas which were all very tasty. I really enjoyed the cottage cheese dish, love it! Unfortunately, I had visited a PanIndian restaurant two weeks before and it really raised the bar for me so I'll give Delhi Wala 4/5 stars. Nevertheless, I would go back as it is close to home, inexpensive and tasty.

Had our final family dinner at Sahibs. Watched the women's soccer game and ate awesome, authentic,…read moreIndian food. Great lamb, vegetarian and curry options. We ate family style. Service was great. We never felt rushed. I highly recommend.

This is the new restaurant of the former part owner of Sahib's private members club a few doors…read moredown. It is authentic indian food rather than Bangladeshi and is invariably of a high quality. The only questionable thing they do is the plate of pickles served when you arrive. THey do not fit terribly well with the rest of the food. I woudl recommend that the best way to approach the food here is to have a large selection fo starters and go on to the main courses only if you feel you really need to. Once you have tried the lamb chops, the chilli paneer, the tiger prawns, Chilli chicken wings, the cubed chicked tikka and a black daal then there is little room for other food. Definately worth a visit.