Food took the full hour to be delivered. Food arrived piping hot. The chicken Madras was ok, was…read morelacking a bit of spice and the sauce was slightly runny and watery, the chicken was also strips of chicken rather than chunky bits. The naan was great, fresh and not soggy. The saag aloo was also really nice and refreshingly had a good proportion of spinach as normally other takeaways just put potato in. If you order direct and online you get a small discount which helps. (Takeaway - 24/05/2015)

If you have an itch for South Indian food, come to East Ham for Ananthapuri. Little paradise for…read morekerala food just a minute or two from the tube station. We usually get the whole fish cooked in spices and tomato and wrapped in banana leaf, butter chicken, pilau rice, and a trio of parathas. More than enough food for three people, and for two people, you have enough for lunch the next day. And this comes out to £29 total for two people, even with a mango lassi. Food does take a little while, but great place to sit and chat since it never gets super crowded. Pick up some desserts from one of the joints down the street!

Authentic food from Kerala at its best. This place is located 10-20 steps to the right of the East…read moreHam tube station making it very easily accessible. I have now been there 3 times and loved the food all 3 times. I have tried the fried fish and beef, thali meals - both veg and non-veg, Kerala Porotta and some lassi. Everything was stellar and authentic except the lassi (which is technically not something made in Kerala). The price is amazing as well. The Thali is for just 4.5 quid if I remember right. I think they do take reservations but its never been full in the times I have gone there. The only negative point I have to say is about the toilets. This place doesn't have toilets on its premises and so when you exit through the door market 'Toilet' you are transported into the neighbouring pub (which is presumably owned by the same chaps. The first time, I felt as though I was in a scene from the matrix going int oa weird room through a door. I would strongly recommend this place to anyone from Kerala, India (like me) or if you want to try something different (and spicy). 4* (and not 5) because of the toilets.

Food took 1hr 10mins to arrive. Still arrived piping hot and the naan seemed fresh and hadn't been…read moresitting in the bag too long. Portion sizes are reasonable and you get a fair amount of meat in the dishes. My madras was very well spiced, a great kick which I loved where some takeaways do hold back on. Bombay Aloo wasn't anything to shout about, was ok but I've had better. (Takeaway - 13/05/2015)

My friend and I visited this restaurant when staying at an Air BnB across the road. I was so…read morepleasantly surprised. The food was absolutely gorgeous. It seemed like an odd choice initially, the interior and entrance felt like someone's living room and we felt like we stuck out as not being locals, but service was very friendly. It was obvious this is a popular spot in the area. It was very busy and the tables are close together. The decor isn't like your typical curry house, it is more like a pub. Service was quite slow with drinks but all that was forgotten once we got our food. I would definitely recommend thur restaurant for people staying at the AirBnB and for locals alike. Great value for money as well.

This place was hopping! Lots of Take-Away here and the restaurant was full. Highly recommend to…read moremake a reservation. The food was absolutely great. The tastes were so different from what I've had. Service was absolutely efficient.

We headed to Jaipur as we usually go into central for curry, and wanted to try something new and…read morerelatively local to us. Unfortunately, Jaipur's food just wasn't very impressive at all. For starters, we ordered the Mixed Hors D'Ouevers, which included chicken tikka, lamb tikka, a tandoori king prawn and an onion bhaji. Aside from the bhaji, I felt like the whole plate was very uninspired - presentation was unimpressive, and the amount of food for the price was underwhelming. I chose a Murgh Massala as my main, and was pretty disappointed - it seemed to be quite lacking in the flavour and spice I'd usually expect from an Indian meal. The saving grace was the Motor Panir (cheesy peas!) - but I've still had better - and the peshwari naan. We also weren't allowed to take any leftovers home as we were using Tastecard - a problem I've never had in any other restaurant that uses the card. It's just being thrown away anyway, so it seems rather petty to do this. I really wanted to like this place as it's in a convenient location, but unfortunately I felt that Jaipur fell pretty short on value and taste. Definitely not a curry I'll be heading back for in a hurry.

Not Only is the food of a constantly fantastic standard, but the staff will go out of their way to…read moremake your meal a treat. We go there at least once a week and have not once been disappointed. Great choice of menu and lively Cobra larger on tap. Very clean and definitely the best in the South woodford/ Woodford area. Lotte & Mark

Excellent food we need and good ambience the staff responsible is great for there customers the…read moregood there is no words I'm quite happy about that no words for that

If you ever have the yen to head to India, but can't quite scrape together the time or the funds…read more.. or maybe you've already been, but are in the mood to reminisce, I suggest you hop on the District Line and head to East Ham. There's a plethora of Indian stores and restaurants on the East Ham High Street (and of course, the requisite population of Asians to patronize them... if you're anything but brown, be prepared to feel like a foreign minority - I've been stopped and asked if I'm "lost"), but after you've poked around a bit, I suggest you take a right out of the East Ham Tube station and head up the street to the vegetarian Saravanaa Bhavan restaurant for a delightfully tasty and authentic Indian meal experience. What's really cool about Saravanaa Bhavan (and what makes it worth the trek) is that they serve dishes that you've never seen anywhere in your run-of-the-mill Indian restaurant... and certainly not anywhere in Central London. Visually, you're in for a surprise. There are incredible inflated pancakes, mammoth tubes of golden crepes-like things three feet long, little tin cups filled with a rainbow of curries and sauces that you've never heard of before. For a lover of Indian food, this is a veritable funhouse of new and fascinating curiosities... you will want to look and stare and ask a thousand questions, and then, order everything! They have a couple of platter options, and for a first-timer, I recommend that you get both (especially since they're unbelievably cheap) - that way you get a good sampling of everything on offer. Plus maybe order a mashed-potato-filled dosa, just for good measure. The service is okay. The atmosphere is better than what you'd expect. But the food is delicious; good quality and exceptionally well-spiced - plus you really can't trump the whole novelty factor of the cuisine. Just be warned, the locals like it too, so on a weekend night you could be in for a bit of a wait... but consider this a fantastic sign - you're dinner will be worth it.

First time we tried this place for a delivery & it arrived luke-warm/cold! They only had a short…read moredistance to travel too! Food was tasty but I'll be having a Chinese in future.

The service is friendly and helpful. We didn't have a delivery, we picked the food up. It was made…read morewith fresh ingredients and was very tasty. They made a dish specially for us. This is my new favourite Indian takeaway!

This is a light and airy modern looking restaurant with friendly and helpful staff serving…read moreexcellent food.

Really gone downhill. No longer serves alcohol, barely frequented. Wouldn't recommend at all -…read moreprobably best as a takeaway as opposed to a sit-down restaurant.