This is not the most attractive restaurant from the outside but the quality of the food is…read moreoutstanding and well worth a visit or takeaway. The restaurant specialises in South Indian food, particularly fish, but the usual Korma and Tikka are also available. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful and I thoroughly recommend this to everyone. The restaurant also does deliveries so is perfect for the cold wet evening when you don't want to venture out.

Wide ranging menu of the usual fare but also South Indian specials. Attentive service, good prices…read moreand enjoyable food. - I think the mgmt has now changed. The place was very quiet last time I went back. The focus was on the phone for takeaways rather than the customers in the restaurant. Hope it returns to form.

There seems to be a mini Brick Lane at the bottom of Crouch End Hill and, in the mood for a curry,…read morewe decided to try this one. Why this one above all the others, for some reason it looked more homely inside. It was unfortunate that we were there on the coldest of cold days just before the snow came in London. The heaters in the restaurant were not great. The food itself was pretty good actually, I had no complaints at all and would go back! I haven't checked out the competition (of which I think there are 3 other curry houses next door and across the road) so I can't compare.

Great old school Indian in the heart of Crouch End with fast service and great food. My kids love…read moreit and the prices are some of the best around. We often use it as a take away and you save 10% on collection. The atmosphere is pretty funky and the 4 guys that wait tables have been there for years, Happy to tip them healthy as they work like mad on a busy night. It does get filled up on some evenings as it probably cant sit more than 10 tables tops. I have been going here for 15 years and would say it is one of the best in the area. Took Chrissie Hynde from the Pretenders there one night and she liked all the veggie options. Only small problem is I would try and have some interesting specials some time as the menu never ever changes

Maida manages to fill a long held need for me: good curry, delivered…read more "Medium spice" for these guys is no joke, so if you like your curries sinus clearing - like I do - you'll enjoy their offerings at that level. If you'd prefer less heat, probably best to order mild. The roti doesn't travel so well so I'd recommend that for a dine in adventure only. The murgh tikka masala and saag aloo don't suffer at all in transit and I'd order both again.

This unassuming Indian restaurant on Bethnal Green rd, proved to be one of those places i would…read morecertainly re-visit. all the dishes we ordered very fresh and flavorsome. The mango lassi rocked, it had a very creamy taste to it and the extra girth on the straw was well needed! Certainly one of the best indian restaurants in the East End of London.

Outstanding! Tucked in a run-down plaza, this place is a gem. Cool vibe, excellent service, great…read morefood and good prices. Fun view of the kitchen.

The food is good and tasty but sometimes the service lets it down. I was standing around at the…read moredoor for 5 mins before a guy at the bar asked if I was being seen to.... Not the best. But don't let that detract you from coming here. The food is good and tasty.

Wonderful, delicious gourmet Indian food and great service! The prices are very reasonable for the…read morequality of the food. I had the best lamb korma i've ever tasted and the side dishes were delicious too. The location is a bit off the beaten track for London but well worth checking out.

Cute little indian place. Small dining room with a working coal fire in the corner. I walked there…read morefor some takeaway. Ordered some basics. Butter chicken, pilau rice and garlic naan. Waiter said it would take about 10 mintues. And it did. It seemed slow for a friday night but maybe it was still early. There were only two tables being used at the time. Could be a romantic private place. Got the food home and it was tasty. Not the best butter chicken I've had but pretty good and the rice was nice. The garlic naan was aaaaamazing. I love garlic and chewy bread. yumyumyum. excuse me. and all for about 8 pounds. Could have halved everything and had leftovers but I couldn't stop eating it. They have a little but fully stocked bar in the back thats more like the waiter's station but I think they serve basic cocktails.

Khana Indian Restaurant is a nice, little eaterie on Cricklewood Broadway serving a selction of…read morevegetarian and meat dishes. I enjoyed the pilai rice, with tandori chicken. The service was good , fast and efficient. It was clear that they have quite a few, committed regulars. It's not particularly somewhere that I'd travel far to go to. However, if you're in Cricklewood and you enjoy Indian food, then it's convient and tasty!

While rare that I venture too far outside of central London when in town, it's good to know that…read moreyou can find quality Indian at reasonable prices. Star 1: How was the service and atmosphere? A homey little hole in the wall that builds on the fact that you're in small-village suburbia, Panahar Tandoori is staffed with attentive and very friendly servers there to tend to any basic need. While the decor is a bit dated and seating more limited than otherwise, that's essentially what I look for when I'm outside the city. Star Granted. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? Not unlike most other Indian spots in the country, PT is generous with regard to portions, and this is extrapolated if you're fortunate enough to stop by come lunch for the all you can eat buffet. For my dinner visit, 10GBP got me a generous portion of Chicken Tikka Masala with Pilaf Rice. Have a look: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=1qS6Y_HCJcuyxtnWxnUqvw&userid=OKX-V5j_qfuOebeHeWGrHg Fair. Star Granted. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? Very, very good. I've become more and more of a critic with Indian cuisine as I've frequented it more often, and this is certainly in the upper half of dishes that I've had. The chicken was flavorful with a nice, thick sauce that complemented the unique Pilaf Rice nicely. From there, excellent naan complimented the meal, and I was very pleased with the whole setup. Single Star Granted. Star 5: Would you eat here every day if you could? To be honest, this is essentially your only option if you're craving Indian in or around Cobham, but it's good enough to where I'd come everyday given the craving. Star Granted.

The only Indian in town, but also the best Indian in town (excluding take out Dial-India). Always…read morecome back to eat here when I visit for the holidays. Used to be mediocre but picking back up again. Friendly staff, very authentic, - cozy, dimmed atmosphere. Fun spotting celebrities every now and then. HIGHLY recommend the buttered chicken tikka masala or the chicken vindaloo (if you want to spice things up), with garlic naan and a large Kingfisher. Space is probably the biggest issue. Not very much leg room, a mission to get to the loo and one can always hear the old Irish couple's conversation on the other side of the restaurant. Service can be hit or miss and unfortunately the soda is always served flat. However, fantastic place to go for a Friday evening date or for the Sunday buffet with the family. ....mmmm.... papadoms....

I hadn't even order but the guy behind the counter grabbed the cash out of my hand…read more He seemed surprised when I asked for it back. Rudest service I've had here. 2nd visit; there is no point shouting 193, 193 if you don't give me an order number. If I don't know my number I can't claim my food.... oh and surprise it's now cold. Second shit visit to this venue. VQ is more expensive but at least the service is good. Every time I come here I get treated like shit.

This place is a cut above most of the kebab spots that I have been to in London. They have a real…read morecharcoal grill and everything seemed fresh. The dish I got was great and I'll be back to try others. It's definitely worth a stop if you're in the area. I'm not quite sure how this place got classified as an Indian restaurant in Yelp.