I moved to Turnpike Lane over 15 years ago and the Jashan Indian Restaurant has to be one of the…read moremain reasons i stay. The staff are polite and helpful so i often just ask them to select the dishes for me. My all time favourite has to be the lamb chops with ginger - amazing!

I had dream of God ganesh and he gave me a hint that it is time to taste indian curry. I must…read moreadmited that I always have a bad stomach and worry to go to indian restaurant will my my toilet pollution. But this indian restaurant amazed me..it has different menu compare to another...there is nothing like madras curry, korma curry, tandoori curry, massala curry, jafrezi curry and so on. This restaurant menu is different than other. Those words hardly see on the menu. We ordered a selection of curry with chicken, lamb and vegetables. It all taste good. Lamb chop is perfectly done. Total bills is rather cheap. Atmosphere is quiet..as we are the only table in the restaurant on Monday night. It is ashamed that the business are not busy. I hope they pick up the business soon and would go to visit them again.

We have been going to Shish Mahal, our local Indian restaurant, for about eight years now, and it…read moretakes alot of beating. What's not to like?!! The food is consistantly excellent, very reasonable prices and really friendly staff. And after the recent revamp, it looks good too! Some of our favourite dishes are Garlic King Prawns, Chicken Shashlik, Lamb Madras and Peshwari Nan. Only downside is the pre-prepared sweet menu but by the time I reach there I only have room for some lychees anyway. Drop in next time you are in the area, you wont regret it

We went to Shish Mahal as a group of six on a Saturday night. It was a very good experience…read more Everything we ordered was delicious and the staff were friendly. This curry house is better than most.

There's a Salim all the way down the same road a bit more hidden away that is actually run by this…read moremanagers brother but make no mistake this small local restaurant is the original and first of them. It's on the most visible end of Turnpike Lane opposite a Wetherspoons and near a few other good local eateries like Jashan (another Indian). But this Indian/Pakistani restaurant serves for me anyway better portions that it's sister restaurant. You can sit in but a lot of locals come, some from a bit more afar (even police officers have stopped off a few times when I popped in) to get a takeaway. There are a few things good, but the one thing it does best is the lamb curry. I get it every time. The 5 stars are for that and that alone. Other meat dishes bring it down to a 3/4. the veg dishes i usually get are Okra, or Potato/Spinach which are very nice. A good box of the lamb curry though and a naan bread (had better naan's in all honesty, but still good) to mop it up. You get a free little salad with it and some mint yogurt too. And it's cheap. Oh and like most who value authentic it maintains its spiciness. I hate when places cater for western tastebuds. If it's meant to be spicy, keep it spicy. This is hot but not burn your mouth stuff. Just enough to want more and tasty more importantly.

What a cool spot! The neighborhood is awesome, and this restaurant is incredible. It's got so many…read morecool levels with bars on the main level and also downstairs. Service is super professional and on point. The food comes out fast (almost too fast), and is perfectly cooked. Everything smells so wonderful and spicy. We went for breakfast before a show at the nearby Lightroom, but I'd love to go back for lunch or dinner!

This was my second time at Dishoom but my sister's first time. I would say if you're making a trip…read moreto the UK, a pilgrimage here is needed at least once (I would say once being the maximum, given there's so many other Indian restaurants in the UK). I went for the bottomless chai , which is an absolute must and it was really good. They serve it in a glass , which to be honest feels a little bit convenient since it's piping hot. We got the chicken tikka masala with garlic naan (nothing to write home about here). We also got the Samosa chaat as an appetizer, which me and my sister both enjoyed. I also decided to get the chicken ruby curry, which seemed to be very popular across all the review platforms. It was.... OK. lol. Overall, none of the food here is bad. It's just I think this establishment gets so much hype for what it is. This location is particularly historic as it was built on a trade spot between Indians and the British; the place maintains most of the architecture from more than 100 years ago. Service here is pretty good too. We walked in on a Sunday afternoon and were able to get high table seatings.

The 1970's style interior adds to the 'traditional' feel of this curry house. I recently ate there…read morewith a group of neighbours and we all agreed that the range and standard of the dishes was really quite good. Good service and cold beer too. It's hardly upmarket but to my taste superior dining experience to the 'modern' curry houses with their sparse interiors and laminate floors.

Tasty, cheap and good service. Best thing in the menu is the aubergine side dish…read more For some reason the food tastes significantly better when dining in than as a take away.

Art of Spices is the best. I am Raymond Penn, and I approve this message.read more

Art of Spices is - hands down - the best Indian takeaway I've ever had in London. And I've been…read moreliving here for 8 years. It *kills* me that this place isn't a restaurant - or doesn't publicize itself better. Once, I called them after my delivery to tell them how good their poppadoms were. I kid you not. Highlights include their King Prawn Chilli curry, which makes my eyes water (and yet I always go back for more). Prawns are huge, succulent, and the curry is flavourful and delicious. Their peshwari naan is also a winner: soft, fluffy and wonderfully coconut-y in the centre. Heaven in a baked flatbread. Orders have always arrived promptly (except for once, which I'll forgive) and they're always polite and helpful over the phone when ordering, so that's a plus. I will be so sad if I ever move away from this place.

Ordered delivery from Just Eat and was generally impressed. I ended up spending nearly £16…read moreincluding their 20% discount, which I think is a permanent feature of their online order service. I had WAY too much food, easily enough for 3. The vegetable and chicken dishes that I ordered all had a good amount of flavour, not too oily, although a little. The options online force you to select "HOT" or "MILD" so I ended up having food that was all hot, although I would have preferred some dishes medium as they should be. They will hopefully sort out this issue soon. The garlic naan was fairly standard however the chapatti was very poor...way too floury. Chicken Karahi definitely recommended. All in all a good experience and delivery time was reasonable. Thanks for filling my belly (I ate too much).

I love Five Guys where I live. Eating Five Guys in Paris and London is a tradition before I get…read moreback home. Service is consistent like always. It's the same feeling and ambiance like in the USA. Burger taste however is different in each country IMHO. The fries are crispy which is really good!!! They also have bacon flavored milk shakes!!!

Love five guys been to a few of there places back when they were doing the place up there were…read moredoing works out side the restaurant I fell down the hole I believe it was for the gas supply in to the restaurant and I was not expecting them to give me a few coupons to get a free meal I love there food if you like burgers go there