Dayyyyyuuuummm where did this Indian food come from?! I was sitting at home and decided to order a…read moreDeliveroo. And that is how Guglee came into my life. The two dishes that I can very highly recommend are the Prawn Mapas and the Makhni Dal. The only time I've ever had black dal was from Dishoom and I assumed it could never be topped. WRONG. Ok, well I'm not sure if it's better but it's still absolutely delicious. Shoot, that Makhni Dal was really so spicy and creamy and silky and jam packed full of flavours. The Prawn Mapas also. Those spices are seriously special. The yellow tadka dal was still good, but it wasn't quite hitting those notes that the other two were. :) Either way, I was pleasantly surprised by Guglee. I had never heard of them before, and I'm now a big big fan!

This is a great little place!…read more For those who have said it is the BEST Indian food around, I think that might be debatable, but it is a casual, clean place, with a modern take on Indian food. My naan came out piping hot, and it was quite fresh. The lamb curry was also good, but I've had better. All of the staff members were very friendly! Additionally, they have free wi-fi, which is a perk for foreigners like myself! I really liked the artwork on the wall. The tuk tuks, pictures of the Taj, etc - reminded me of my trip to India. Anyhow, if you're looking for a relatively inexpensive, casual, Indian place, check out Guglee!

My favourite Indian eating place for authentic, healthy and freshly prepared tasty food…read more A hidden gem which is a quaint and quiet place to take close friends always with a cheerful greeting from it's owner and manager. Try it; You won't be dissapointed! Naga chicken I dare you!

Very impressed with this make-over, from what used to be a fairly bog-standard Tandoori into…read moresomething altogether more special. Stuck on a backstreet between King's Cross and the Angel, the old flock wallpaper has been banished for a much more chic feel. The smell of the cooking was divine when we walked in. They still have all the old favourites at decent, tho not hugely cheap, prices. What made this place such a discovery the other day was the 'Mains' menu with many South Indian specialties you don't normally see, like Kerala Fish Curry and Murug Xacuti, plus what look like some experiments by the chef like 'Flambe O'cognac' with chicken cooked in wine. My fish curry was great, as were Murug, the nan, sag paneer. The cognac chicken a bit dry and the crab cakes had more cake than crab but I will definitely be going back to sample more!

Indian food restaurants are a dime a dozen in this city (or should I say ten pence?) but Memsaab is…read morespecial. I felt like they really took the extra care to make my meal excellent! When I walked into this corner restaurant at 930pm a a Friday we were the only ones inside, and so a tad trepidatious. However there was nothing to worry about at all. Service was attentive and helpful, and every dish came out looking and tasting delicious. The tandoori prawns arrived at the table sizzling over a bed of perfectly cooked green peppers and onions. They went really fast! The curries (aloo and bhindi) were wonderful complements to the meal. The Naan and garlic rice, often just fillers, were delicious in their own right. I very much recommend Memsaab for your Indian night out!

I had a random craving for Indian food. This place did not disappoint! I have no complaintsz. The…read morefood, atmosphere, service, everything! 5 stars.

I wish I could give it raving reviews because they do provide a great service. Unfortunately, the…read more3-course meal that I ordered was way too hot! I asked the server for vegetarian options that are not too spicy. He said he would make a 3-course vegetarian meal, especially for me. I was the only one in the restaurant on a rainy day, so I had the whole place to myself. The ambiance was chill, and they provided a great service. Unfortunately, I couldn't enjoy the meal because the level of spiciness was at 10. I should have said 0 to 1. I get acid reflux, and heartburn so I really shouldn't be eating spicy food. Not the restaurant's fault, but I should have been more specific.

The service was great here and the staff was super friendly and attentive, didn't rush us at all…read more Nice location with indoor and outdoor seating and the food was delicious we ordered the butter chicken and saag paneer.

There are so many options when you search for Indian food, especially around Oxford Street. We were…read moreshopping nearby, around Oxford St, and I googled "Indian food," and found this place. It's not a big restaurant--more on the small side--but it was full of customers. We got a two-seater table near the bar. I wouldn't say I was thrilled about the spot, but hey, at least we got a table! The place has a typical South Indian restaurant vibe and décor. We ordered: * Koli Melagu Varuval (Chicken Pepper) * Aadu Biryani (Mutton Biryani) The food was really good. Or maybe we were just super hungry? Just kidding--every dish was full of flavor and absolutely delicious. The staff were organized and polite. The manager, in particular, was very warm and friendly, making everyone feel genuinely welcome.

Tonight we had the most incredible southern Indian food of my lifetime. It was so perfectly spiced…read moreand portioned. The flavors all deep and mysterious. The service was impeccable. I live in Los Angeles and I thought I've had great Indian food there. But I have been mistaken. This was the best.

This place was underwhelming at best. Though I didn't expect top tier Indian, I fully expected it…read moreto rival other Indian places I've been to. For starters, we had the prawns and veggie samosas. Prawns were good and my family enjoyed the veggie samosas. Please not there are only 2 to an order. Entrees included black lentils w/garlic naan and chicken biryani. One can't handle spice and is lactose intolerant, and she was sniffling through the whole meal lol. The black lentils were good but the full flavor wasn't there and it wasn't as creamy as I've had in the past. The best ones I've had were in Thailand, but this didn't even come close. For both the lentils and the biryani, we had to add salt to try to enhance the flavor. We decides to give dessert a try and it was just okay. Initially we planned on order the gulag jamun, but it came with Cornish (vanilla) ice cream and I wanted pistachio. They were very inflexible and would not swipe out the ice cream even though they physically have to put the vanilla scoops on top. Overall, we wouldn't be back here. The quality of food is mediocre at best and hospitality could use a facelift.

Our first night in London and hubby wants Indian food. We've all heard that you can find some of…read morethe best Indian food here. A last minute rezzie at Dishoom was a long shot, so we were pleasantly surprised to find Delhi Grill a few blocks away from our hotel. Please note that they are open on Sundays - even though the Yelp page says they are not. Hopefully, that info will be corrected soon. Upon entering, your eye is immediately drawn to the myriad movie posters on the walls and to the lively Indian music videos playing on TV. I especially liked the many murals that dot the restaurant. For our party of 6, we ordered a variety of dishes to share along with 3 cocktails and a beer for the adults. All Of the cocktails were refreshing, tasty and were made with fresh fruit and/or herbs. Of the 3 cocktails we sampled, we liked the Ginger Refresh the best. The Elderflower & Strawberry Refresh and Mango Mojito were just as delicious. The Mojito uses fresh mango purée so be sure to stir well to incorporate the fruity yumminess! Let's talk about what we ate! Although the portion sizes are small to medium size, we felt that the 9 dishes we chose were satisfying for our party of 6. Everything we tried was delicious. Some of the stand out dishes were: tandoori paneer, chana, lamb biryani, spicy butter chicken and kurkuri bhindi.

IJust got back from India recently, so I've been a bit picky with Indian food, but Mughal Palace…read moregenuinely impressed me. The flavours are spot on, proper depth and balance rather than just heat, and you can tell the food is cooked fresh and with care. Service was smooth and easy, no issues at all, and everything arrived hot and well put together. It doesn't feel rushed but the dishes are carefully balanced to maximise flavour. There's a level of quality to the food that stands out straight away. What I liked as well is they've clearly tried a few interesting twists on some dishes, and it actually works. Nothing feels gimmicky, just well thought through and executed properly. If you're after authentic Indian food with real flavour, this is easily one of the better spots around. I'll definitely be ordering again.

Great place to get Indian food. I recommend the Lorient special chicken which is their restaurant…read morespecial. It's chicken, peppers , and onions in a creamy sauce. It's not spicy though if that's what you're looking for. Very friendly service. I actually spilled my mango lassie all over the table and my clothes and the waiter offered to give me a free refill. Very clean and spacious inside.

So I ordered a chicken vindaloo an onion bhaghee, a garlic naan bread and a half tandoori chicken…read morevia Uber. What did I get, a chicken korma, and a chicken saag. Nothing that I wanted to eat! I was so so dissatisfied because I I was looking forwards to a meal from"one of the oldest Indian restaurants in London". If this was their fault then I can't believe they have survived this long. If it was Ubers fault then I got the wrong curry and paid £25 more than I should have! I tried to tell Uber but absolutely got nowhere! Am considering not using Uber food again and would advise everyone to think carefully before they do!