Finding good-tasting Indian that is also suitable for lactose-intolerants who don't like really…read morereally hot food, is quite tricky. However, when searching through the plethora of leaflets one day, I found the one for The Cinnamon Tree, and gave it a go. Their Lamb or Chicken Dansak is very tasty and filling, made, I believe with free range chicken. It is completely dairy-free as is their vegetable curry, although the Dansak is quite spicy even on the milder setting- recommended with Soya yoghurt if you have some in the fridge! The service is quick, although sometimes we've had an item missed off our order but they've re-delivered it with apologies. All in all an excellent delivery service, and they are more than helpful when it comes to asking them about ingredients and suggesting alternative dishes. The portions are massive and can easily feed two. Thumbs Up

Top notch Indian food. All the usual fair and some specialities. Top quality ingredients and meals…read morethat aren't swimming in oil. Highly recommend the Lamb Sag and Butter Chicken dishes. Excellent takeaway service.

Chutneys is tucked away round the back of the one way system in Wimbledon and that's my excuse for…read morenow having eaten here despite living in the area for over 15 years. However, on Saturday, my hockey team had their mid-season boys' curry night out here. The restaurant was already busy and boisterous by the time we arrived. They absorbed our group without too much effort I had already taken a little peep at their menu on-line and was impressed by the range of different dishes on offer besides the usual suspects like korma, rogan josh, etc. We took advantage to order a variety of dishes to share from the specials section. This ranged from lamb shank to chicken rajeshwari. The food looked good on arrival but sadly, it was hard to really taste distinctive notes in each dish. I found that the flavours really amalgamated into much the same taste in my mouth The mango lassi was yummy though. So the search for my local go to curry house continues

I am always looking for a good indian restaurant with really spicy curries and last night we…read morediscovered this little gem. After talking to the waiter I opted for a Chicken Tindaloo which according to him was their hottest curry (although Pall is suppose to be hotter and listed on the menu). As always you have to goad them a bit as well otherwise they hold back on the spice. I was not disappointed in the least - I think this was pretty close to the hottest dish I have been served in a restaurant and it was fantastic! Otherwise; Service is excellent, prices are reasonable, menu is huge (so obivously you can order something less spice if you were so inclined) and portions are decent. Poppadom appetizer was the best I ever had.

Dishoom @ Edinburgh is a great spot with excellent Indian food and a creative, thoughtfully curated…read morefood and drink menu. The quality of everything we tried was consistently high, although the portion sizes are on the smaller side for the price. The staff were amazing--friendly, attentive, and welcoming--and the location and overall atmosphere add to the experience. The main downside is the wait time. It can get extremely busy, so be prepared for a significant wait, especially during peak hours. Overall, a great dining experience with high-quality food, interesting flavors, and exceptional service. Definitely worth trying--just plan for the wait!

Reservations made online a couple weeks in advance for a group of 8 on a Sunday night at 6pm. They…read morewere accommodating and flexible as half our group bailed and several people were almost an hour late. Food was delicious! And it was incredibly full and busy and loud even on a Sunday night. India Gimlet (£12.90) - 4 stars Chilli Chicken (£11.20) - 4.5 stars Okra fries (£7.90) - 4 stars Lamb Chops (£19.90) - 3 stars Chicken Ruby (£18.90) - 5 stars Black Daal (£11.70) - 4 stars Garlic Naan (£5.60) - 5 stars Roomali Roti (£5.50) - 4 stars Alphonso Mango (£6.50) - 5 stars Mango Kulfi £6.90) - 4.5 stars Total for four people: £226.46

A popular Indian restaurant on the Ridgway, five minutes' walk from Wimbledon Village, which also…read morehas a busy takeaway service. The main room is quite small but there's additional seating in the back area. The menu has a standard range of Indian starters; and for mains, Tandoori options, curries, balti and biryani dishes. There are vegetarian options for some of the curries, balti dishes and biryanis, and a good choice of side dishes, rice and breads. There's quite an extensive wine list but we opted for Indian beers. The choice of 5 pickles and sauces for poppadoms was excellent, and actually would make a good starter option. The food itself overall was good - classic local Indian fare, rather than anything particularly special. Service on our visit was friendly and efficient. Poppadoms, starters and mains with drinks, rice, a few side dishes and rice, came to £30 a head - not bad for Wimbledon Village. A reliable local option.

One of the best Indian restaurants I've been to! This is…read moreone of the few places where the food can be made spicy enough for my taste. The king prawns vindaloo was really spicy and I absolutely LOVED it! Everything else was good too! Tried the mixed grill for two, a lamb dish that I can't remember the name. Delicious! Would I go back? Absolutely!

Came here after many recommendations from friends and my Instagram feed--and it absolutely lived up…read moreto the hype. The vibe is warm and lively, the service was great, and the food was delicious . The Paneer, House Black Daal, roti and parathas, crispy okra, chai and lassi were all delicious. Definitely worth the wait, and I'd happily come back when in London!!

I'm probably going to get some hate for this but I only thought our meal was ok…read more Which bummed me out because I've been dying to try this place for years! We started with some yummy cocktails and the okra fries which were delicious - if only okra always tasted this good. For mains, we shared the chicken tikka, black daal, paneer and garlic naan. Pretty standard Indian order. The chicken tikka was just too spicy and we weren't used to that so it went mainly eaten. My favorite was the black daal but again, it wasn't so amazing that I would go and have it again. Honestly the best dish we had was dessert - the basmati kheer is a perfect rice pudding with crème brûlée like topping. So good. Service was spotty, I constantly found myself trying to find our server or make eye contact with him. They were slammed on a Tuesday night (which I'm sure is the case every night) so that's probably just the way things are but it could've been better. Disappointed but willing to try again, also made me want to try some other Indian spots in London next.

This is a more local place where people order take out, but we loved it too. They were very nice to…read moreus. The food was good too

Small local mostly take away restaurant but with several tables. Excellent curries, samosas, etc…read moreat a very good price.

This can't necessarily be considered a recommendation, but I think the place is worth noting…read morebecause these bars/restaurants are rare. This place is open until 530am, I've ended up here on a Sunday evening after scouring the High Street for a final beer. It attracts an interesting crowd, largely the local taxi drivers, finishing the late shift with a beer or weirdly champagne - maybe we caught them after a particularly successful evening.

Indian Flavours is a fantastic local restaurant. Its simply magic! A restaurant that turns into a…read morelate night Bar, its stay open till 5am. a very popular place.

Delicious Punjabi food. We ordered takeout and the portions were generous. Beware spiciness if you…read moreare sensitive.

Upon sitting we were asked if we wanted popadoms and we said sure why not. Complimentary salad was…read morein one hand and the popadoms were in another. Beware: you will get charged for this!!! We got the dry meat and it was a good portion, nothing exceptional per se. The naan had pools of ghee on it which I don't think was necessary. The menus are sticky and the bathrooms are pretty dirty. We got a salty lassi which we asked to be a bit thicker which they accommodated and appreciated!

This place was better than I expected. When I walked in I was greeted by the host behind the…read morecounter and then seated at my table. After talking with the host I found out he was from the US, Arizona to be exact which was pretty cool considering he did have a slight accent. I later found out that he had lived in the UK for about 10, reason for the accent I guess. Now onto the food. I ordered a few appetizers to begin with. I order chicken somosa, fish tikka, and a kebab (which the host gave us complimentary). Not one thing didn't take good, so much so I ordered somosa's to go. From there my main course came. I had butter chicken with rice, boy was it good. I've had Indian food many times before but this one was on a whole other level. The chicken was tender and full of flavor and the rice was super fluffy. All in all great, and the next time I want Indian food here in the UK this will be my go too.

CHECK RECEIPTS FOR ANY ADDITIONAL CHARGES…read more. I have been a frequent customer of this restaurant for a long time, and I have noticed that their service is consistently poor. Today, I discovered that they have been charging a service charge on my receipts, despite the fact that this is illegal for restaurants and hotels. When I brought this up with the staff, they became defensive and thought that I was arguing with them. However, the receipt clearly states that the service charge is optional, which suggests that the restaurant is engaging in some illegal activity intentionally. I would advise anyone considering dining at this restaurant to check their receipts carefully and be wary of any additional charges.

AN AMAZING INDIAN I…read morelike great indian/pakistani food and I like great friendly service and this place delivers on both fronts. From the outside it looks very small but what it lacks in width it makes up for in depth. There are many tables and they are spaced apart well enough for some privacy. The first thing that struck me is how friendly the staff are. In most Indian Restaraunts the staff are polite but not overly friendly. I remarked to my friends that they all must have been on a customer service course because they smiled, asked how we were and came around asking how we found the food. I have been back a few times both with a large group of 10/12 friends and as a couple. The service is always incredibly friendly, although with 12 friends it was a bit slow but what do you expect if you dont pre-order? Everyone who has been with me agrees the food is excellent. The place is clean and the prices are reasonable. A big thumbs up from me.

Great sunday buffet. Staff friendly & welcoming. Chilli dhaal excellent!read more