So... five stars? Really from this guy who hardly gives such things? Well the Minnesota Madman is…read moreglobetrotting yet again. This time with my Dad and a close family friend . They are both Vegetarian and needed a good Indian meal. Was it good? Yes. Five stars? Definitely 4. But the service was really amazing. The cook and his cousin, the Manager made us feel so welcome. They sat with us and introduced us to other guests at the restaurant. Shares their family history and said so very kindly: if you need anything, even if it's not on the menu... just ask and we will make it for you.

Got a takeaway from here Saturday night. I don't understand the good reviews; it was the most…read moredisgusting meal I've ever had. The dishes were lukewarm and nondescript in taste. We could barely distinguish between the aloo gobi and the mattar paneer as every dish consisted of a watery tomato sauce base. There was even one dish which we could not identify at all. Awful awful awful. Never again.

My booking from BOokatable did not show up, yet they are being very accommodative and arranged seat…read moreimmediately. Staff is bubbly and great with recommending portion and food. The food was very nicely crafted, I would defo recommend one of the starters, the samosa with the pomegranate bits, and just order mint sauce lol on everything, it basically just brings out all the flavour. You can't go wrong with garlic naans. Two tables next to me are celebrating birthdays , so as the reviews have suggested it , it is a popular place. Highly recommended for group celebration!

(2.5 stars) I want…read moreto give IMLI 4 stars for the food and 0 for the service which was lackluster and completely indifferent. We reached around 9.45 pm on Thursday for a late dinner (they are open till 11 pm on weeknights) and besides a few people at the bar, only one other table was occupied for dinner. We were greeted by the host who indicated that a waitress would seat us - when the lady in question saw us, she frowned and then sighed inaudibly -- clearly she was not expecting any more guests for the night. For our meal we got the Tandoori Jhinga (shrimp as our app), Black Daal with 1 Naans and Chicken Biryani for our mains. 5 minutes after we placed the order our waitress was back and said, "we are closing the kitchen and recommend you order more food now..." Since we really didn't know anything about the quantity of the dishes at IMLI since this was our 1st time there we were not sure if we needed more food. However, we asked her if 1 Naan would be enough...she recommended we order one more naan as each naan has 2 pieces. Fair enough. 3 minutes later all our food was at the table - app + main course. The naan had 4 pieces - more than enough to share, so we asked the server if he could request our waitress to cancel the additional naan if possible. We heard him walk over to her where she was standing (at the main entrance of the restaurant) and make the request - and her response -- a HUGE audible sigh saying "Okay, whatever!". Within the next two minutes, the additional naan was at our table. Our waitress didn't turn up till after our meal was over... Now moving onto the real reason we were there - the Food. IMLI is the younger sister of the Michelin-starred Tamarind (located in Mayfair). IMLI, is a younger, hipper version of Tamarind & serves small plates and some of the other popular dishes of it's famous counterpart as well. We liked every thing we tried that evening - which was not much, but was definitely enough for us to give us a taste of why this restaurant is so popular. For me the clear winner was the Tandoori Jhinga and the Black Lentils with garlic naan. This is a killer combination and one can't and should not go wrong with this combination! The shrimp was grilled to perfection, charred in the right places, tangy and spicy and not overly cooked. The daal was delicious and creamy, but not too creamy and hit the right notes when paired with the garlicky-naan. The biryani was the traditional dum biryani, layered basmati cooked with the right spices with boneless pieces of chicken. Very fresh and fragrant. The quantity is not a lot, but enough for two for each dish if you're not famished. We didn't bother to try the deserts, we probably would have, but the inhospitality made us quickly settle our check and leave as quickly as possible. Note - they add a 12.5% service charge to the bill. We let it be and not let the experience spoil our evening. Will I go back? No. I'll probably just head to Dhishoom in the same vicinity, where there's a longer wait, but everyone is always nice!

Have just had a lovely tasty meal here. Staff were very very…read morewelcoming and the restaurant very inviting. Had Dupiaza and Kurma and both were excellent. Thank you Emon and your team. Looking forward to our next visit.

Abbots Tandoori is an excellent spot for curry in a high street that to be honest, is spoilt for…read morethe Indian delight. Been coming here off and on for roughly the last year and although I've wanted to drop a review, I've wanted to try a few other spots in the area. I can happily report this is by far the best. The food. It features all the best and most popular dishes. Really creamy Kormas, vibrent Bhuna and a punchy but tasty Vindaloo. Personal favourite is the tandoori chicken. It's a HUGE portion and just has a spice blend rub that I'm sure I won't find anywhere else. The poppadoms on entry and massive, crispy and more-ish. But this place has the naan bread down! It's fluffy, chewy and soaks up all the goodness we all know and love. Yes the food is good here but it's really winning point is the service. The staff are like your best friends, welcoming accommodating and will bend over backwards for you. A couple of visits ago I went with a friend who ordered strongbow cider. They didn't have it on the menu, so they run out quickly (whilst giving us free poppadoms to apologise) and came back with a heap of strongbow just for them. Amazing, and in sure you won't get that elsewhere. Price, food and service are all on point here and it's also very close to a heap of pubs for those pre (or post) curry beers. Poifect!!

Service was super slow. Waited 40 mins for food, dining in. Server was USELESS. Had to repeat the…read moreorder to her 4 times. Food was bland, no flavor. Just a bad experience all around. STAY AWAY!!! Better restaurants around

Contemporary Indian food, and cool funky decor makes Indian Kitchen well worth a visit…read more I am normally a bit unadventurous on the Indian food front and usually go for the same thing when I order. Not at IK though. The waiters and friendly and always happy to recommend dishes, theyve not picked badly yet! The food is exceptionally good and isnt greasy and stodgy like some Indian restaurants food can be. Everything is presented beautifully, and you can just tell that there is a high standard being aimed for which you wouldnt normally expect. If youre having alcohol with your meal, youre probably looking at spending about £20 a head, which is more than your average Indian, but my writing skills are not good enough to get across how much the extra quality is worth the extra money. Friday and Saturday nights may be worth reserving a table as it can get quite busy.

Well, we have just moved house and weren't looking forward to having to find a replacement for our…read morefavourite Indian restaurant. I picked this restaurant purely because I had seen it when visiting the dry cleaners opposite.The Rajastan is prominantly sited at one of the main roundabouts in Chesham at the end of the High Street. It was a very cold and rainy day when we tried it and I was tempted to let them deliver, which they will, but in the end I popped down the hill to collect our order.We are not adventurous eaters and have to own up that two of our orders out of three have been for Chicken pasanda, however, it was good, a generous portion, averagely priced and very welcome when the weather outside was 1 degree below!

Had take away tonight and was amazing full of flavour and very good portion sizing the mixed…read moreplatter was the only thing on small side .

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.

Gorgeous little cafe that you might pass on the street, everything on the menu looks and sounds…read moreabsolutely delicious. There is a large variety of different types of middle eastern food It seems to be family run! So cute

This is a great place for a curry. Placed ideally in Harefield high street. The food is reasonably…read morepriced and delicious. The staff are attentive and have great customer care. They have a variety of dishes to wet your appetite.