Indian food restaurants are a dime a dozen in this city (or should I say ten pence?) but Memsaab is…read morespecial. I felt like they really took the extra care to make my meal excellent! When I walked into this corner restaurant at 930pm a a Friday we were the only ones inside, and so a tad trepidatious. However there was nothing to worry about at all. Service was attentive and helpful, and every dish came out looking and tasting delicious. The tandoori prawns arrived at the table sizzling over a bed of perfectly cooked green peppers and onions. They went really fast! The curries (aloo and bhindi) were wonderful complements to the meal. The Naan and garlic rice, often just fillers, were delicious in their own right. I very much recommend Memsaab for your Indian night out!

I had a random craving for Indian food. This place did not disappoint! I have no complaintsz. The…read morefood, atmosphere, service, everything! 5 stars.

I am genuinely surprised this hasn't been discovered by a Yelper yet - it's a fantastic place to…read moregrab an Indian bite! It's always full to the brim in here, so it's best to book well in advance. The place plays host to all of the local celebrities (by 'all' I mean about 2), and has been critically acclaimed by the Observer. It's a definite hotspot in SE London. The food is perfectly cooked. I have eaten here a number of times and have never been disappointed. Of course, they have all of the greats that usually appear on an Indian starter menu - bhajis, samosas, dhal, and who could forget the popadoms served with home made pickles. Try not to fill up on them before the mains - a rookie mistake made in all good restaurants. The paneer tandoori is delicious, almost so delicious that you forget about the guilt you would usually feel if you were eating a plate of grilled cheese elsewhere. Slightly different to the usual curry houses, here you pick your main meat/veg and then choose from the list how you would like it to be cooked. It's great for those who are particular about their curry! Tandoori Nights is a classy, stylish and sophisticated Indian restaurant, well deserving of its food awards. The prices do reflect the quality of the food meaning it's not necessarily cheap, but if it's good food you're after then this is the place to head to. Just book early to avoid disappointment!

Tandoori Nights is a welcome change to much of the Indian food I've had in London: Light,…read morewell-prepared food, great service, open late and excellent prices. The key difference here is the wonderful absence of excessive oil in the curry: too often food at Indian restaurants can be too heavy, caused by excessive amounts of oil/butter being added to fill out the curry. Here, that's nowhere to be seen, allowing you to enjoy the array of flavours in the curry and fill up on the generous servings of rice instead. The beer served is the usual Kingfisher. Desserts are pre-prepared ice-cream dishes, which my friend and I declined. Overall, comfortably above-average.

Really nice place ! The staff was really friendly . They have ac which for the summer of 2026 is…read morehuge .the restaurant was not afraid you use that thermostat either one patron said it was too cold . After walking all day site seeing a hot meal in a cold ac was Paradise !!!!!!! I really appreciate the medium spice in the curry not problem added naan to the order for additional fee . The samosa had a nice chutney and a mash pea sauce . Over all great experience !

Excellent food. Service very attentive…read more Even received two complimentary digestifs. First Indian food restaurant that I tried in London and it was a winner.

I came to Palms of Goa for lunch based on a friend's recommendation and it did not disappoint! It's…read morea no frills space that had a few other parties dining when we were there but it wasn't super packed. What we had: - Paneer Pakora - Non-Vegetarian Thali (Tandoori chicken, sheek kebab, keema masala, chicken korma, chicken curry, salad, dal, pilau rice, and naan) - Mango Lassi Final Thoughts: Everything was very yummy! I don't have Indian food often so I enjoyed having a combo that gave us a variety to sample. One of the sides in the combo has nuts which I'm allergic to so I just asked the staff if anything else had nuts to verify. I planned to just avoid that one dish, but upon hearing about my allergy the staff ensured me they would remove nuts from everything for us so I could eat it as well which was very kind of them. Great service, good food :)

I had the vegetarian thali and it was served quickly at just the right temperature. Great variety…read moreof dishes offered. Friendly and responsive service. Definitely recommend

First tie to the restaurant, the staff very friendly throughout and stopped by a few times to check…read morehow everything was. Had the following items: Pani Puri - It was fresh and ok but a little bland Chilli Garlic Mogo - Made from a tangy paste so not dry but I did enjoy the flavour. Veg Platter - A great selection and was a little spicy but some great items and would recommend this to any vegetarian. Chilli Chicken - had a similar taste to the Chilli Garlic Mogo as I suspect it was the same sauce but had some kick to it, but if you order chilli chicken what do you expect. Masala Papad and Fried Papad - Now I think they made a mistake and forgot to bring the fried one out but the Malasa one was nice served with diced onions and tomatoes with spices on top. For Drinks (Mocktails): Passion Punch - Great fresh taste and helped to cool off the spice from the Chilli chicken dish. Shirley Temple - Nice drink and something different but I did prefer the passion punch but I would recommend people do try both as they are both completely different. The bill came to £50.00 for us both and we had to take food away as there was too much for us to manage. The venue also has a space downstairs for private functions which I believe caters for around 50 guests and is priced per head between £22.50 - £25.00 per head but I am sure this is all negotiable. Family friendly and mixed crowd when we attended, a very pleasant place to take friends or family. Seating wise we were a little close to the booth next to us and the table was a little small for the food we ordered but to be honest the table we had which was for 2 people would be the same at any venue. The booths looked good so recommend you book these if you can. Thursday night and place was still filling up nicely. I would visit again and try some different dishes and will come and review again.... Service 5/5 - Excellent Food - 4/5 - Very Good Value - 3/5 - Average

I recently travelled to London. Some of my family friends took us to Bombay Central for brunch . We…read morehad a wonderful time. The food was delicious and the ambiance was amazing. The service was great . I loved the Bombay sandwich and the Vada pav. Their mogo was amazing too. The owner Rishi lakhani was very welcoming . This is one of the best restaurants I have ever visited. Will always go there whenever I am in London .

Absolutely loved the food here during our visit to London. They have a good variety of vegetarian…read moreand non-vegetarian options. We got dal rice, chicken tikka, naan. Everything was simply delicious and the quantities were good. Service was fast. Food arrived quickly and we were in and out hassle free. Ambiance was nice as there was enough seating and nice vibe as it's near Main Street.

Great food, incredibly friendly staff. Open super late!…read more Good place to get a late night bite to eat after everything else is closed.

I was pretty disappointed with this stroll down memory lane. I'd come here a fair bit decades ago…read morewhen I was working a lot in London. In a city of plentiful, very good, local Indian holes in the wall, I always viewed this as a big step up. Fancy Indian food. Today, I'd say it's just pricey Indian food. Nothing was particularly good, -- I don't know my wife loved the naan bread. Chicken makhani was the best. Spinach was good and interesting. Seekh kebab, meh. Spicy artichoke hearts were greasy and mostly breadly. Papadum chips? Why not real papadum? They felt almost like packaged chips. Silly small portion of rice. No samosas on the menu? Decor is dated. Service was decent. Hard pass on a future visit.

The restaurant was very nice. There was good amount of room between tables, beautiful lighting…read more The service was excellent, they watched very closely in case anything was needed. The food was so good! We ordered a wide array of foods and it was all very good.

A beautiful setting at this hidden gem of restaurant inside The Tavistock Hotel. The decor is…read moretastefully done and you don't expect it to be an £8.95 all-you-can-eat buffet lunch. The staff is very helpful and attentive, the setting is very comfortable and upscale and the food is great for the price you pay. Really enjoyed all the entrees and some of the sides they were serving with the salad section. We were so full after having the lunch that we could not try any of the desserts they had.... This is such a convenient and close location to Russell Square where there are many students that I would expect to see a lot of the college students stopping by for a hearty lunch in a pleasant atmosphere. We sure will be back here.

Overall, this Indian buffet was alright, maybe just because I've had Indian food before in Orange…read moreCounty and other places and was able to compare. But then again, as well, it was a buffet, so I'm quite sure the quality is not going to be the same as a sit-down restaurant. They had some decent dishes that were indeed savory. One of their dishes though, forgot what it was (the mushroom masala?) was extremely spicy! The naan bread didn't really come out until 20 minutes after it opened (I came around 5 minutes after it opened and it wasn't out). When it did come out, it was not as well-done like how I like it (it was floppy - could have been in the oven longer). Overall, everything was decent. Great if you're craving Indian food, but don't expect the popular dishes of (chicken tikka masala or like lamb vindaloo, etc.). The only AMAZING thing was the rice pudding dessert called KHEER! Dear goodness, they should just sell that to go in individual cups because I literally had three full blown bowls of it and hated myself for not starting my meal with it. Their KHEER is actually very balanced in flavor and one of the best I've tasted in awhile.