The restaurant smelled like sweat when I walked in. The place did not feel clean. I found a hair…read moreand what looked like nail clippings in my biryani. That ruined the meal right away. The chicken in the biryani was dry and overcooked. It had very little flavor. I could barely finish a few bites. The owner was also rude. He made strange comments about religion that made the table uncomfortable. Poor hygiene. Poor service. Poor food. 0/10. I would not recommend this place if you expect a clean restaurant.

Love that this restaurant doesn't serve halal meat. I don't want to eat that kind of meat. I will…read morevisit this restaurant every time I am in London. Much love from California!

Little did i know that when i left the UK for California 23 years ago that i would miss this little…read morerestaurant so much. California has a lot going for it but Indian food as good as the Taste of Raj is impossible to find. Every Indian restaurant i have tried in more than 30 states serve watered down dishes to suit the American palate and that to me is bland and without fire. My favorite dish at the Taste of Raj was Chicken Jalfrezi and i sit here salivating at the thought of their amazing food. Perhaps one day i will fly back and gorge myself on their fine cuisine..

Taste of Raj was our local and we spent many an evening meal with friends and family at this lovely…read moreeatery. I am a big fan of all they serve and would recommend to all who find themselves in East Sheen.

This is a Michelin restaurant I found in open table. People were telling me London has the best…read moreIndia food. So I went there for lunch. I ordered the duck dish and garlic naan. It was amazing. They do deserved the Michelin stars. Service was excellent. Totally recommended if you ever come to London.

I went with a group of 12 and we had some of the best Indian food I've ever had. The staff and food…read morewere amazing. I highly recommend this place. I will be back.,

Had dinner here last night, and the atmosphere was fantastic! The service was…read morefriendly. The food was SO good! We plan to make another visit before we leave.

This is the only restaurant we ate at twice during our week in London, that's how much we loved it!…read moreIt was our first meal after arrival and our last meal on our final night. The Warwick Arms has a quirky decor and charming ambiance. It's a typical British pub, and although it has a section of the menu devoted to British pub classics, the majority of the menu is dedicated to Indian cuisine. I'm not sure if there are other pubs in London serving Indian food, but it is the perfect combination! We sampled many dishes during our 2 visits here, including chicken tikka masala, chicken korma, saag paneer, vegetable biryani, basmati rice, and garlic and cilantro naan. Everything was absolute perfection. There wasn't a single bite of food that we didn't love. The Pimm's and Lemonade was a delightful and refreshing discovery for us. We enjoyed glasses of it our first night, and then on our final night when we returned with a larger group we split a pitcher. Our server was polite and friendly on both occasions. I was honestly unsure before visiting the Warwick Arms because although the reviews online are fantastic their website is minimal and doesn't even publish their menu, but I am so glad we stopped by. I would 100% recommend the Warwick Arms to anyone visiting London, especially if you are staying in the Kensington area.

Amazing Indian cuisine!! I expected no less from London. We had a bit of trouble picking the…read morecurries we wanted, so the manager ordered for us!! We loved everything. We got the Lamb Korma (lighter curry shown in photos), Chicken Tikki (amazingly tender; the pieces of chicken shown) and King Prawn Bhuna(darker curry shown). We had naan and rice. Everything was absolutely wonderful. I would definitely recommend this restaurant.

Passed by one night before heading home it was close to closing and the waiter kept looking at his…read morewatch so we decided to get up and leave as it's just the ultimate sign of disrespect. The place was nicely decorated pretty pricey for what it is.

Amazing food if you look spice and flavor delivered in a friendly atmosphere. First time we're…read moreeating here but going to make this a tradition every time I'm in London. Highly recommended the Everest chicken, but all of their dishes proved to be outstanding.

It's not every day you find a gem, and this place is one of those gems. Indian food in Nepalese…read morestyle that will have you full till the next morning. Dare I say some of the best Indian i've ever had? Amazing curry. The service is great, all of the workers are very nice and make you feel welcome. I recommend getting a few dishes and sharing with the table so you can try multiple items. A ton of items on the menu so you can easily mix and match. If you're looking for great Indian food then I recommend you try this place at least once and make your own decision.

I ate here when in London for work, after going to Dishoom the night before. It's a completely…read moredifferent atmosphere (quiet and relaxed), and I enjoyed the food here more. Flavors were great, ingredients fresh, and the naan was delicious, plus the service was excellent. They were celebrating one of the cook's birthdays the night I was there and the whole staff, owner, and their kids celebrated downstairs in shifts which was very cute.

Oh. My. Hands down, one of the best dinners I have ever…read morehad. Definitely get the samosas to start, their mint chutney is INCREDIBLE. The dill & pink peppercorn salmon is a must, as well as the chana masala with saffron rice. Their garlic naan is so fresh, served warm, and the raita is perfectly seasoned. They have a fantastic cocktail menu, a decent wine list, and a lovely staff. They were so kind and helpful, but also not intrusive. A perfect balance. My daughter is right down the street, I'm sure we will be frequent fliers here.

Great service and friendly staff, helped us with all the questions about the menu. Food tasted…read moregreat we got the Puneet's Karachi Kebab handi masala lamb which was the best lamb I have ever tried a bit on the spicer side and the Chicken Tikka Makhani pepper Masala which was also great. We paired it with rice and garlic naan which went well with the 2 dishes.

Extremely good Indian spot in Hammersmith! I got the butter chicken and the tandoori chicken…read morestarter with a side of roti .... Everything was made to perfection!!!!!!

Having already eaten some serious snacks at happy hour, I just needed some good vegetables. There…read morewasn't much open on a Monday night in December in the area, but Sagar looked pretty good. I was seated with my book right behind the counter, almost as if I was hidden away. There was another woman ordering lots of takeaway and some snacks to enjoy while she waited, and a few couples, but the place was quiet. As I looked over the menu, I saw that they also have garlic & onion free options. As I have a colleague who is always looking for such options, and I don't see that much in the states, I wondered if that's something that most places here advertise. I chose the saag paneer with naan and rice pilau. Saag paneer was tasty, a little runnier than I'm accustomed to, but still great flavor, and just what I needed. Rice was unimpressive - I wish I'd just eaten the saag with a spoon. Service was meh - not friendly, but not rude. Didn't really seem interested in serving me - just ticking boxes.

For of you out there non veggie and veggie it doesn't matter this place is a must on any restaurant…read morechecklist. Aurora is right, they are very friendly and helpful, you are treated so nicely, you are even spoiled and then Sagar becomes the measuring stick of other restaurants, in terms of customer service. It mainly specialises in dishes from South India, like the dosa (rice pancakes type), other wonderful things about this place include the lunchtime special which is a real steal, at £4.50 for a big selection of dishes - it includes dosas, poppadoms and desserts! The place itself seems a bit cramped maybe a couple of tables too many, so it can be annoying when children are running around, so I would recommend going on a weekday. And another thing, £3.75 for a takeaway box is stupidly cheap so it must be taken advantage of immediately.