Lucky find while wandering in the area, enjoyed one of the nicest curries I've had in a while…read more There were free poppadoms at the start and the naans were also very nice. They do delivery too so I may need to call them at some point! I almost deducted a point for delay in getting bill, but they just about avoided my wrath on that one and I couldn't fault the service up to that point. This is actually called Khas Tandoori, not The Khas.

A lovely restaurant the best food you have ever tasted!!!!…read moreThe staff are all friendly. If you get a takeaway they always give u a freebie too!!

What a great meal! Local friends who live in Muswell Hill hosted us here. The service was…read moreimpeccable, and the food - wow! We definitely wanted Indian on our trip to London and it did not disappoint. Spiced well - not overbearing. Just lovely! Highly recommend.

I don't know what all the negs are about, but this place is almost worth my $540 flight from Newark…read more(well, almost). Favorites of my friends here, I've now been impressed twice in a row---a couple of years apart. Savory daals, tender chicken, great naan, appetizers of all varieties, friendly service in a comfortable environment. We chow down here and it can almost be too much good food. But don't you want that option?

Man, utensils. I'm rounding up to 4-stars because the food was damn good and these guys were…read morestellar friendly, but UTENSILS. I literally ordered delivery to my new flat and have NO silverware! I needed a fork! And a spoon! Or something! A stick even! I ordered via Urbanbite.com and was compelled by their 20 percent off on all online orders. Hmmmmm, nice! There was some confusion...which I actually think was UB's fault, but Pritiraj called me twice to try to rectify the over charge and sort the order, PLUS sent an email and connected me to a customer service guy. It was only a few pounds...almost equal to the discount, but I really appreciated the effort. And the delivery guy was really nice. *Chicken Tikka Massala £6.45 (too full! I will eat as leftovers and report back) *Cauliflower Bhaji £2.95 (yum. such a good value and nice portions) *Plain Nan £1.80 (standard) *Murgee Massala (with egg) - (YUM! so incredible! scarfed the whole thing) So while I was originally pretty annoyed with the lack of flatware, I forgave them after drinking the lam Murgee Masala. Four stars and I'll order again. Plus get back home to eat the leftovers. Since, its the only thing in the kitchen.

Tonight all the food runner services were overloaded, so we decided to just order direct from…read morePritiraj which is local. Unfortunately, this is the worst Indian food I have ever tasted in my life. I couldn't even eat it. We ordered butter chicken, which was several large chunks of meat suspended in a thick, opaque, orange-coloured sauce. The rice pilaf also tasted odd - how do you get rice wrong? This was paired with onion bhaji which were large oily dumplings. The oil needs changing. The vegetable samosas were very anaemic looking as they were under-cooked. The naan was edible, but paying £15 to eat bread for dinner was not what I was after. Very disappointed and won't try again.

SCW and I stopped into Shad Indian Restaurant while we were staying across the street for our…read moreLondon travels. I read the reviews on Yelp and we had to try it. The food here really is amazing. We were warmly greeted when we arrived for lunch shortly after they opened, had our choice of tables and ordered. We ordered veggie samosas for starter, SCW had the Channa Masala, and I ordered the Aloo Pak and some garlic naan. We also ordered two beers. The samosas came out first with some raita. They were incredibly good. So well cooked on the inside and bursting with flavor. I wasn't quite expecting the heat that slowly built but the raita was a good balance. SCW's Chana Masala was excellent, so well spiced and cooked to perfection. My Aloo Pak was incredibly flavorful and delicious. The spinach was so tender and melted in my mouth. The garlic naan was excellent as well. The interior is nice and warm and welcoming. The service was great as well. I definitely would come back here in the future given the chance. One of the best Indian food restaurants I've enjoyed so far.

We stumbled across this bc we were in the area but definitely wasn't mentioned on any searches we…read moredid for best food. This place was definitely good. As always, you can't go wrong with butter chicken, rice and naan!

This is a restaurant chain that bases itself on being a trendy looking Indian Restaurant focussing…read moremore on the funky decor than the actual food. The pricing is as you would expect for the average Indian Restaurant... Maybe a tad inflated in pricing. I found the food to be.... Boring... Lacking flavour and authenticity. This review isn't written in haste, my opinion is based on two visits. I really can't recommend anything about Guglee West Hampstead other than its a nice looking restaurant to have a business meeting when there is no actual focus on the food. So if that's what you need then it's applicable, the service is very pleasant and mildly attentive. If you want good Indian food.. This is not the place to go.

Currently sat in a food coma, after just returning from Guglee…read more SO impressed. I'm fussy when it comes to curry's, but this place really exceeded my expectations. We started off with the saag paneer and onion bahji's (with the old faithful poppadoms on the side...) - followed by a lamb rogan josh, chicken tikka, rice and a cheese naan. The saag was so tasty, and the lamb rogan josh was a lamb shank which literally fell off the bone. We both came away absolutely stuffed, but more than happy with both the price (25 pounds each) and the friendly service. Would definitely return again soon.

The rumor was that London had better Indian than the USA. Although my dish was good, service was…read moregood, and the restaurant was nice it did not beat USA. However, it was a good experience.

They say some of the best restaurants in London are Indian and although that has been changing over…read morethe last few years, I will say that the quality of Indian restaurants in the UK do outshine those in the states. This is no exception. I wandered into this establishment 6 years ago because of it's proximity to my hotel. Well, 6 years later I wound up staying in a hotel in the same area and was happy to find this place still exists. It's not the largest of places, but I would say it's definitely average in size. Every time I've dined here the place was almost full and the atmosphere was buzzing. The food is really good, you really cannot go wrong with any selection. My wife and I ordered a 3 course meal that included a tandoori appetizer which was so much better than what you get in NY. We also had some marsala dishes which were also top notch. Breads were universally as good as NY. The only slight disappointment was no spiced tea and the desserts were generic and not really authentic (aside from kulfi)

The food here is excellent. I ordered the crab marsala and it was creamy with a nice flavor. The…read morechat was also nice and spicy. The nan was not served hot so it would of been nice if they had waited to make the bread later. The restaurant was really cold. Not sure if the heater is broken, but I asked them to turn the heat up, but it was still cold. I also did not like that they automatically add 10% gratuity, but the service was good. I would come again, but I would not sit by the window as I left the restaurant feeling cold.

I'm really disappointed with Massala Hut. We went there for a team dinner (there were about 12 of…read moreus), and ordered the food in advance. The restaurant itself was very dull and felt cheap, which would have been fine if we'd had a good meal, however it was expensive, at around £17-£22 a head for a main, rice or naan and a drink and the food quality was well below par. Food came out shortly after we arrived, but considering we arrived on time and the kitchen were fully aware of what we wanted, it was lukewarm and tasted as if it had been under the hotplate for a while. My spicy poppadum (a rip off at 95p), wasn't spicy and was tiny. It also came folded in two. For the main I'd ordered the non-vegetarian thali (at around £15), and was shocked that it came as all meat, without any vegetable sides/pots. Two of the four pots were tandoori grill and the other was chucks of chicken in a red sauce and the last lamb with spinach. The rice was dry and the naan was soft and felt old and stringy. Service was also terrible, we were made to feel as if we had inconvenienced them, although we'd told them well in advance our orders to make it easy for them. They rushed everything out and were very curt. One of our party ordered an extra naan and was made to feel like a criminal. Really not what I had hoped for.

The only good here is their location , place is clean but service sucks with no other customers but…read moreus server just standing on the corner does not know anything about the menu which is really weird. With the hot weather did ask for ice on our drinks he said the soda is cold enough and there is no ice and it is not needed since the soda is cold enough. The food not something that you will come back for. Server does not seem he likes what he's doing.

I was told London was known for its Chicken Tikka Masala, so I ordered that despite usually…read morepreferring Butter Chicken (Chicken Makhani). My wife ordered Korma, and a friend chose Butter Chicken. Unfortunately, none of the dishes lived up to expectations. The Tikka Masala was neither savory nor spicy -- basically just a weak tomato sauce. The Korma, which is usually rich and creamy, had almost no flavor at all. The Butter Chicken had all the flavor and texture of baby food. I later learned that in many London Indian restaurants spice levels are fixed by dish, whereas in the U.S. you're often asked how spicy you want it. Perhaps I would've enjoyed a Vindaloo more, but even allowing for that difference the dishes undeniably lacked both spice and flavor. Additionally, my wife and I had planned to share an order of rice but the waiter insisted we each order our own. We both ended up with half a bowl left and wasted £5 for no reason. I don't enjoy leaving bad reviews, but this experience was genuinely disappointing. I told my friends I'd make it up to them with "real" Indian food the next time they visit Los Angeles.