We had passed by this restaurant on our walk the night before and thought the menu looked…read moreinteresting. Wow!!! I have not had a lot of Indian food, but this place was amazing!!! The flavors in every bite of food were incredible. The decor, staff, and everything was just perfect.

This is one of the best indian restaurant we have been to after an long time. There food service…read moreand atmosphere is superb.

I think that this is one of those places classed as 'hidden gem'…read more It's easy to walk past this place and not really notice it - even when we were specifically looking to go there. After reading a few Yelp reviews that were rather outdated and fancying some spice in the area, we thought we'd check this place out for some take away. I thoroughly enjoyed everything we ordered and for around £23 we had a feast! The food wasn't oily and was extremely tasty, portion size was good and it all seemed fresh. We ordered: Duck tikka starter - extremely yummy. The way they cooked this took out all the fatty grease and it was delightful. Lamb Jalfrezi - Pretty hot, but more flavoursome than mouth burning. Comes with fresh peppers and onions. Begun Bhaji - yummy aubergines in a rich sauce. Bhindi Bhaji - this Okra was just so tender, not stringy and extremely tasty. Tarka Dall - Lentils in a sauce with lots of flavour Coconut rice. The only let down was the paratha and Chapatti; they were okay, but rather small. The restaurant itself isn't very much to look at, but take-away was fast the staff were friendly enough. We'll definitely be back.

Great food, very friendly staff and even the mango lassi was the perfect sweetness. No sugar added…read more My wife ordered the tandoori chicken which was moist, savory and very flavorful. I had the lamb vindaloo. It had all the flavor notes I love about this dish and the spices were fresh and pungent. We took the underground tube from Lambeth to Surrey Quay on the recommendation of a barrista just to try this place. The best meal off our 4 day stay in London. No place on the northern embankment even came close.

I am genuinely surprised this hasn't been discovered by a Yelper yet - it's a fantastic place to…read moregrab an Indian bite! It's always full to the brim in here, so it's best to book well in advance. The place plays host to all of the local celebrities (by 'all' I mean about 2), and has been critically acclaimed by the Observer. It's a definite hotspot in SE London. The food is perfectly cooked. I have eaten here a number of times and have never been disappointed. Of course, they have all of the greats that usually appear on an Indian starter menu - bhajis, samosas, dhal, and who could forget the popadoms served with home made pickles. Try not to fill up on them before the mains - a rookie mistake made in all good restaurants. The paneer tandoori is delicious, almost so delicious that you forget about the guilt you would usually feel if you were eating a plate of grilled cheese elsewhere. Slightly different to the usual curry houses, here you pick your main meat/veg and then choose from the list how you would like it to be cooked. It's great for those who are particular about their curry! Tandoori Nights is a classy, stylish and sophisticated Indian restaurant, well deserving of its food awards. The prices do reflect the quality of the food meaning it's not necessarily cheap, but if it's good food you're after then this is the place to head to. Just book early to avoid disappointment!

Tandoori Nights is a welcome change to much of the Indian food I've had in London: Light,…read morewell-prepared food, great service, open late and excellent prices. The key difference here is the wonderful absence of excessive oil in the curry: too often food at Indian restaurants can be too heavy, caused by excessive amounts of oil/butter being added to fill out the curry. Here, that's nowhere to be seen, allowing you to enjoy the array of flavours in the curry and fill up on the generous servings of rice instead. The beer served is the usual Kingfisher. Desserts are pre-prepared ice-cream dishes, which my friend and I declined. Overall, comfortably above-average.

Visiting London from Chicago and of COURSE we had to try some of the town's famous East…read moreIndian-Pakistani cuisine, but friends' recommendations were all for high-end and/or chain places. So we did some research. Somewhere along the line we found Meraz written up as one of the 12 best Indian restaurants in England. Okay, so we trek over to the East End (pretty wild neighborhood that we enjoyed) for dinner at Meraz. My husband was disappointed not to find a particular dish on the menu, but the waiter didn't hesitate to offer to have the kitchen whip it up special for him. My husband also went a little wild ordering all sorts of appetizers and side dishes. Now I don't like to deal in hyperbole. A five star rating should be sufficient praise. But I'm going to go overboard just this once: BEST INDIAN FOOD I'VE EVER EATEN IN A RESTAURANT. EVER. I've eaten in Indian restaurants at home in Chicago, in L.A., New York, St.Louis, Atlanta, San Francisco, etc., etc. etc. Many have been good, but none approached this. We ate every scrap of all the food we ordered, and only because we had a tight timeline and a busy itinerary for our brief visit to London did we not go back for at least a second meal.

Went here tonight for dinner and it was all very good! Got the mix platter for the appetizer, all…read morewas good but the chicken tikka was the favorite. Also ordered chicken curry, chicken korma, lamb tikka biryani, garlic naan...all very tasty. Mango lassi was great too, one of the best I've had. My husband, I and our two sons thought it was very good. Our 11 year old is pretty picky and gave it a 10/10. The service was great too! Highly recommend.

I love the workers there and the food is glazing service not too bad but it was worth it toilets…read moreare actually clean

I took my husband for a belated birthday curry and once again was not disappointed. My husband was…read moregreeted like a long lost friend by staff member Russell who also remembered our names after only meeting us both 3 weeks. The food as per usual was superb along with the service. I cant recommend this superb curry restaurant enough and in fact we are bringing a couple of friends along to share our experience in the very near future. Chris & Lorraine Elliott ( Springhill United F.C ) x

Needed lunch on Brick Lane and Muhib seemed a great set down place. We were greeted and seated…read moreright away. The seating is elegant and the music relaxing. We got two pints of Cobra Draft. Very nice and crisp. We started with 2 plain Papadam which were nice and crispy with Chutney. Yum I ordered the Butter Chicken & my partner ordered the Lamb Tiki with rice and spinach potatoes. Delicious!!! Great experience!!

The service was not bad, the Garlic Naan was actually quite great in texture and over all flavor, I…read moreordered the chicken tikki masala and although it wasn't bad I was underwhelmed with the flavor or lack there of. I didn't hate it, but I most likely won't go back as there are so many other places to try.

Great food and service. The staff were friendly and helpful. The food had wonderful flavor and the…read moredesert is really fun and yummy.

Excellent Indian restaurant with a mainly local clientele hidden away on Cross St in Islington…read morebetween the A1 & A104. Food was great & service (late on a Friday evening) was attentive, The ambiance was modern (less ornate than many similar restaurants). They have recently expanded from 45 to 95 seats - presumably an indication of their success. Meal for 3, with wine, came to £99.

Firstly, the staff are lovely. This restaurant is also busy and seems popular…read more I was spoilt living in Queens NYC when it comes to Nepalese food and so this place was underwhelming from that perspective for me. The time to serve was also very slow. A nice experience overall, but the food won't bring me back.

I stayed in Hammersmith during my short stay in London and came across this restaurant as I was…read morestrolling around the neighborhood. Around the area, you can find several similar Nepalese cuisine and hookah lounges on the block. I just picked this one randomly and also because they had a nice interior. I had dinner around 6pm and the place was quiet and not crowded yet. The service was great, as I was greeted by two friendly servers from the door to the table. There was a larger party who sat behind me, and it seemed like a lot of locals eat there. There were several customers who seemed to be regulars. The wait time was the food was not long at all and costs of the dinner was fair. The food was amazing and flavorful, as most Nepali food are rich in flavor and spice. Although, I am not Nepali, the taste are very similar to my Nepali friend's homemade food, so quite authentic to me.