Chicken Biryani, lamb chops and mango lassi - all recommended However few to choose from menu and too pricey read more

Trishna - Delicious - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

This was a fun place to start my London trip. Came here on a Friday night with two foodies who far outrank me in terms of Michelin stars experienced and I left the ordering to them. I was a bit worried when I read a few reviews and it mentioned dressy. My friends and I were more on the casual end, and it was fine (sweaters, jeans, shirt dress). We started with cocktails - I got a Chili Royale (their twist on a Kir Royale, a champagne cocktail), complete with a hot pepper on the side! My friends both go the Kumquat Caipirinha (good enough to order a second round!). I liked the small details of the cloth napkins served under the drinks to catch the condensation (vs. a paper napkin that turns into pieces and gets stuck on the table). For dinner we had (maybe too many) dishes for three, but most was finished by the end. We started with papadums with chutney (tomato with shrimp and a mango), both tasty. Next came out Kolhapuri Jheenga (shrimp with a tangy sauce for dipping), Quail Pepper Fry (thankfully boneless), and (the most amazing) Aloo Chat. The Aloo Chat came in a vermicelli bowl and had a lovely yogurt sauce on top - I'm getting hungry remembering it! Next round we had the duke keema naan, lamb masala, lemon rice and nilgiri paneer. I had never had filled naan before, and this one left me lacking - but my experience has only been with plain and garlic, maybe I was looking for more flavor or maybe I just don't know good naan - I'd try this again just to be sure. The lamb masala and lemon rice were very tasty, but for me a bit standard (nothing against that!). I'm not a fan of paneer, but both my friends enjoyed it. A very tasty dinner with friends! I'd come back to explore more of the menu! read more

Trishna - Chili Royale cocktail - delicious!! - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

Have you been to Trishna? That's the question I get all the time when I tell people I live in Marylebone. So for lunch one day I decided to give it a try. I found on OpenTable that they have an express lunch where you can pick from their "meat, fish or vegetarian" menu and you receive three dishes, rice, dal and a glass of house wine. I thought that this was a pretty good deal. I show up with my dog and was their very first diner at 12.15 PM. All three people at the host stand just stared at me. I finally pointed to one of the three tables outside and said "Can I sit there?" I don't think they have many diners come with their dogs. Food: I chose the vegetarian menu of the express lunch which came with Aloo Chat (potato, masala chickpeas, tamarind, sweet yoghurt), Bharli Vangi (stuffed baby aubergine, aubergine pakora, aubergine chutney) and Paneer Tikka (fenugreek leaf, corn & green mango chat). It's also serviced with dal, a bread basket and basmati rice. It was well presented and all tasted good. Drinks: I had a glass of white wine that the sommelier brought over which was included in the express lunch. Price: 16.88 GBP for myself which was reasonable. Ambiance: There's not much ambiance at Trishna - at least not during lunch. Maybe it's different at dinner. Service: The service was ok. People were there if I needed something and the food came out quickly, but I wouldn't say they were friendly. Would I go back? Probably not because I didn't like the overall feel of my experience. The food was good, but there are a ton of other Indian restaurants in London where I don't need to waste my time with one that's not friendly - even if it's around the corner from me. read more

Trishna - Vegetarian Express Lunch - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

We had dinner at Trishna our last night before leaving the UK. It was an exceptional dinning experience. We started with the (rich, gamy, and spicy) quail pepper fry and the very generous portion of tandoori lamb chops. The second course of sag paneer and lamb curry was great. They do not skimp on the spices. The king cobra beer quenched our thirst and went well with the spicy fare. read more

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One of my favourite India Restaurants anywhere. Food is outstanding and service is very good. It is a bit cramped, but atmosphere is very relaxing. Need reservations if want a good time to eat Great selection on menu and they do a nice job of suggested options. I celebrated my birthday there the other night and was given a desert. Nice touch. I will be back.. again. read more

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This place is a gem. Small, intimate setting with really good food and very friendly helpful service.

Dined here recently and was quite impressed. We were seated in the front room, which was loud but not overwhelming. We opted for the seven course tasting menu. Several of the dishes were standouts but I will warn you it was just way too much food. The sixth course was almost as large as the five preceding courses combined and we ate maybe a quarter of it. As we were staying in a hotel we could not bring it home so it was wasted unfortunately. Standout dishes included the sea bream, partridge and tandoori prawn, and particularly the lamb chop, which was the best piece of lamb I have ever eaten. Intensely flavorful from the tandoori marinating I presume. Service was good throughout the night. Interesting cocktail. Wine list was good, a little pricey in my view. Received several recommendations for interesting wine to pair. My advice if eating here is go for the 5 course tasting menu as the 7 course is overkill. read more

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This is upscale Indian food in a charming location. It's a quiet, elegant setting so perfect for dates. We went for dinner and weren't disappointed - each dish was as flavorful as it was lovely. They have a very creative drinks list - I had something that included bubbles & lemon sorbet, so what's not to like there?! And their version of papadums with chutney was far from ordinary as well! Make sure to save room for dessert, which will help take some of the heat off your mouth. Service was lovely and both the vegetarian and meat options were ample. This is great if you're looking for an upscale option without breaking the bank. read more

This is the best Indian restaurant I've experienced, both in terms of the quality of the food, and the service. We were greeted by friendly faces the moment we walked in, and were treated like royalty until the moment we stepped out of the door. We opted for the seven course meal, which is a sizable meal. Luckily, every bite was heaven. From the sweet/spicy mango chutney starter, to the blackberry & lychee kulfi, it was pure delight. Five stars isn't enough. read more

One of the best meals in London thus far, easily deserving of their Michelin star rating. This is an elegant and polished restaurant that achieves excellence without an ounce of pretension (unlike Veeraswamy). Service is exemplary and so is the coastal Indian cuisine. The tandoori lamb chops and the lamb masala were the best lamb dishes I've ever had, hands down. The side dishes such as the palak paneer and beetroot poriyal were good but not great; just missing a touch of salt and perhaps a bit more seasoning. The coconut naan was heavenly, an inventive twist. If we lived here, this would be a venue to which we would return often. read more

Trishna - TANDOORI LAMB CHOPS [Kashmiri chilli, ginger, kasundi mooli] - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

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Excellent food. I still dream of the cod dish and crab dish. I highly recommend you order those two. The fritters lacked. I would skip those even though k know u r thinking, how could the fritters be a no go? All fritters - the shrimp and the cuttlefish...the batter was a little dry, cold, too thick....it wasn't a wow...that was the only weakness. Go for the non alcoholic drinks too. They have coconut and passion fruit plus they r sweet like candy. Also...I wish they just sold a basket of coconut nan! Man...I would eat the entire bakery dedicating the,selves on making coconut nan. Desert: the mango ice cream w noodles and condensed milk sauce was my fave. I wanted to chug the condensed milk read more

Overall, the ingredients and the taste can explain the Michelin Star of Trishna's but the service is where they fall short. I liked the appetizers and dessert overall. However, the waiter did not mention that my chicken curry was not spicy while clearly stating the spiciness level of all the other dishes. Because of this, I couldn't enjoy my food because it was extremely spicy for my liking. Secondly, I tried to order something else from the kitchen but they told me the kitchen was closed but they gave no warning that the kitchen would be closing. Being from the U.S., I can say that every restaurant there has told me they were closing the kitchen to give time for customers to anticipate the closing time. I don't know if this is the standard in Britain but it should be a standard courtesy for all restaurant especially those with a Michelin Star. read more

We arrived for dinner earlier than our reservation but were accommodated immediately with a table. Everything was a delight, from the dining area to the service and, of course, the food and drink. My adult son opted for an iced tea that he said balanced fruit with the tea and was not overly sweet. I had a gin and tonic with a recommendation by one of our servers of the best gin. Was a wonderful drink. For dinner, we ordered off the a la carte menu. We got the tandoor lamb chops (our favorite), the short rib (succulent), the chicken biryani, and the coconut cashew chicken, along with two types of naan and extra raita. We shared all of it amongst the four of us and we enjoyed every bite. For dessert we opted for the sorbet trio, a delight. Lastly, we were presented with truffles along with I believe were date squares, a perfect end to a perfect meal. Thank you for being the culinary highlight of our trip to London! read more

Trishna was quite possibly the best Indian meal I have ever eaten. The service was excellent too. read more

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I kinda wish I didn't know this place had a Michelin star because I think I must have judged it differently. Trishna is a very nice Indian restaurant, good food decent service but it's really nowhere near the quality of a Michelin star restaurant. The service especially fell short (they didn't even offer to take my girlfriend's coat) but also the plates, glasses etc were pretty humble. Again, not what you'd expect. The main issue is that with the star comes higher costs. We came in on a restaurant festival deal but it was still £130 for two with wine. The curries were excellent was the naan was only ok and the the mango yoghurt dessert was frankly diabolical. It tastes like it came out of a can with a grainy texture. read more

I was lucky enough to be treated to a meal here through work a couple of weeks ago on Diwali (obviously no one realised they'd booked the curry night on Diwali until they told the asian on the team, but it gave us all the more reason to go for indian food!). After discovering younger sibling restaurant Gymkhana was fully booked they went for this place, which made me very happy - it's been a good few years since I last visited but my overriding memory was that the lamb chops were TO DIE FOR. Special bonus was that they gave us their private dining room downstairs - a lovely space set for 12 people, all wood-panelled apart from one glass wall which looks through into the wine cellar. Even better, they had a special Diwali tasting menu on that night (with the lamb chops on woo!). Whilst it's always amusing how my colleagues turn to me to order for the group at indian restaurants, this took the pressure off! It was a real treat of a meal - thanks to some attentive and unobtrusive service, and the fact that the food was just as tasty and flavourful as I remembered. The starter courses were all pre-plated and the stars of the meal - the lamb chop, chaat and a salmon course. The mains were just ok though served with a lovely selection of breads and soft parathas. Dessert is never going to be an indian resto's strong point but the halwa was nice enough too. It was also the very first time in my life that I've actually sent a bottle of wine back for being spoiled. Though it was a slight cheat - I was sitting next to the guy ordering the wines and he asked me for a second opinion, and I could only tell that it tasted different to the first bottle! Had it arrived first I may well have guzzled it regardless... The sommelier came down though and agreed with us just by sniffing it! We emerged stuffed and happy, and they even gave us each a little box of mithai (indian sweets) on the way out as it was Diwali. I definitely needed the walk back to the tube afterwards! It's a classy date place, or splurge on the tasting menus (5 or 7 courses for £45-60) with matching wines for a special occasion. Also highly recommend booking the cosy private room for up to 12 peeps to make as much noise as you like! read more

This is a nice, unconventional Indian restaurant in Marylebone. The ambiance is cosy and modern, not conveying your (stereo)typical ethnic restaurant atmosphere. The cuisine is "contemporary Indian, specialising on the coastal side of India", which in itself is a good sign (I love restaurants that try to communicate the originality of specific regions, without trying to appeal the masses asking the same oriental cliches on and on). Food was in general pretty good, with a couple of sublime spots. The crispy squid and tiger prawns were good to very good, but nothing extraordinary. On the contrary, the roasted aubergines were remarkable, the tandoori guinea fowl was fantastic, as was the dum lamb curry. The list has a number of options we didn't explore, including interesting wine matches suggested for every dish. A sort of expensive option, but surely rewarding given the finesse of the food. On the service side, while I didn't find the manager's attitude too likeable, it surely was a matter of personal taste (the guy is a little too cold and brusque in my view) the rest of the waiters were extremely helpful and nice. There are a number of set-menu options, all reasonably good valued: I opted for the £25 for three courses, and was happy. Price ended up being around £40 per person, including wine (for what we had to choose one of the few reasonable options in a list otherwise filled with wines whose prices are not well balanced with the one of the food). read more

I think this place was pretty mediocre overall. At least, I'd recommend vegetarians look elsewhere. Getting a reservation is challenging like many well known London restaurants appear to be. Once you are there, the service was reasonably attentive. They do seem to push the 5/7 course tasting menu, along with some wine pairings. We did the a la carte option, but it ended up being similar to the 5 course option since there are so few vegetarian options (though I think we did better price wise going a la carte). All in all, our mains were restricted to an eggplant chettinad (was OK, nothing special) and a berry pillau (not particularly good at all, but not objectionable). I thought the Paneer Tikka appetizer was tasty, but not unique. The bread/butter pudding was the best item we had, but that isn't a high complement given the comparison set. It might be a matter of me having misaligned expectations, but I'm not coming back here. I've honestly been to very few an Indian restaurant with so few vegetarian options, let alone having not a single vegetarian dish I would want to eat again . read more

One of the best high end Indian restaurants in london. imho. The service, food and cocktails at Trishna are all of a high quality. You've got to dine a la cart, with a group of 4-6. But be sure to heed the recommendations from your host! We went off grid a bit, and ordered the Dorset Brown Crab main: super rich and way too much for us 4. It needs to be split between 6, at least, and to be paired with bread. The Tulsi scallops from the tandoor were delicious, be sure to order plenty. The Paneer Tikka Anardana was pretty addictive, the Malawi Jheenga Curry also. I can't say the Hyderabadi Dal was memorable, but if anything leaves a sour taste - I'd highly recommend you wash it down with Nimbu Drop. Just be careful to stay alert for the steep descent to the bathroom. read more

I came here last weekend in a group of six people. We were sat in the private room downstairs, which was alright. The food was fine. No real complaints. We all got the £25 tasting menu so got to try a few things. The consensus, almost universally between the six of us, was that the food was alright, at times too spicy, but flavourful enough to continue eating. Two of my companions were particularly underwhelmed by the apple crumble dessert and left their portions on the table. (Indians doing apple crumble? Is that typical?) Nobody thought that the food was good enough to warrant the fairly hefty pricetag of the meal; although, we did all leave the restaurant quite full, which I would attribute mainly to the rich sauces in which the dishes swam. I'd say the sauce-to-meat ratio was in the 5:1 area. Waiters were attentive and convivial. Don't have too much to say about the atmosphere since we were isolated in a room downstairs. So, for us, it was fairly quiet and very private. Bottom line: I don't think this place is doing anything especially progressive or inventive with their cooking. I've been to a number of Indian restaurants in London now and I say (with conviction) that you can find a better meal for about half the price. For this reason, I likely wouldn't go back here in the future. read more

I have never seen such a strange and interesting menu. Some things worked, and other didn't; but hands down this is the most creative menu I've ever come across. Five stars just for trying! They have things like pheasant tikka, and duck seekh kebabs. The presentation was immaculate. None of that greasy curry spilling off the sides of metallic dishes; this was Indian food served like Japanese cuisine. We were the only ones in this particular Saturday afternoon, and the chef went a bit overboard with the selection, but I'm glad he did. A fantastic stream of dishes kept pouring out, each one entirely different from the last. It's expensive, I suppose, by the general expectations set by Indian restaurants. But once you can see this place as a restaurant for fine dining and not some cheap Indian buffet table, it's really not extortionary. read more

I was really impressed with Trisha. Trisha is a higher end, southern Indian restaurant. The cuisine is lighter than its Northern Indian counterpart and less creamy than the English inspired variations of Indian cuisine. I didn't know what to expect but it turned out to be one of the best meals I've had in London. We had a tasting menu and each dish was delicious. The portions were a little on the small side, but by the end you'd had enough. We had an assortment of rock shrimp, grilled prawn, grouse, lamb curry, lamb chops, and more. The naan was beautifully flavored (garlic) and every dish had a certain finesse to it. Even the desert, a mango rice pudding and plumb crumble was delicious. The service was well timed (maybe a tad on the slow side) and the décor was simple and elegant. I would highly recommend this restaurant. They even have a special 5 course tasting menu special (via top table). read more

Trisha was super bomb. I had a game menu which blew my mind, every course was better than the last. Short but sweet, like lots of thing wink wink read more

Excellent experience. Great space and staff. I had the sea bream which was the best fish that I ate during my week in London. The lentils were also great. The rest of my family thoroughly enjoyed their meal. This is a place not to miss. read more

Well worth their Michelin star! May deserve a 2nd between the service, format, selection, and amazing pairings! Did the 7 course tasting with wine pairings and they were happy to make a substitution for the deserts we wanted. Also spread out enough as we weren't rushed with all the food and wine. Excellent service all around! Very knowledgeable sommelier who WS happy to take time to discuss wine regions. I normally eat meat most days, but have never been more happy with a vegetarian tasting. Well balanced between sweet and spicy for both the courses and the paired wines. Keer with pistachios and fig ice cream was the highlight of our night. I'd recommend to anyone looking for a unique Indian tasting experience. read more

Wow! Just wow. My husband and I did the 7 course vegetarian tasting menu at Trishna. I think it is the best indian food I will ever have in my life! Every course was delicious and interesting. I liked that the food wasn't so "out there" like some high-end restaurants, it was flavors and dishes I genuinely enjoyed, not just for their novelty. We especially liked the aloo chaat. It took us 3.5 hours to get through the 7 courses. We went at lunch time, which I think is a good idea because they didn't rush us at all. Also, we were surprised how large each course is, by the end we were more than overly full. Next time I think we would pare down to 5 courses. Some courses are on the spicy side. I got the chai tea, while it was delicious it was also quite spicy, so it didn't pair so well with the spicy food. read more

Located on a posh Marylebone street, Trishna offers accessible upscale Indian cuisine. I tried the £10 express lunch special, which includes an entree plus an alcoholic or nonalcoholic beverage of choice. I ordered the tandoori chicken chat and a mango lassi. Both delicious! I'd never eaten a chat (or, chaat) before, but I believe it just means "snack". This dish came with a tandoori chicken and crisp shaven potatoes mixture, naan, spinach, a yogurt-based cream, and a flavorful green sauce. Though the serving size was small, I thoroughly enjoyed the combination of flavors. I also loved the lassi, which was less overwhelmingly yogurty than most. I will definitely be returning. read more

Trishna - Tandoori chicken chat - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

You see toptable deals all the time but I have to admit I was swayed to dine at Trishna when I saw that they've earned their Michelin star. I love the atmosphere - cozy but modern chic. We decided to treat ourselves to the 5 course menu with the wine pairings. I really liked that they were able to mix up the veg and non veg dishes. Every one was delicious. When the mains came out, the mix of the rice, naan and lentils, definitely a lot more food than I expected. Absolutely stuff, and happy :) read more

Spiceless curry in a lovely atmosphere. Even the pickle was bland. The wine was very good and the service was decent, but for $60, I expected more. read more

Trishna is the London branch of a beloved Mumbai dining institution, world renown for its seafood. The London version ain't bad either! This elegant Marylebone restaurant wows its customers with spanking fresh Indian coastal food served with fab wines in a lovely setting. When you go strongly consider the roasted aubergine, the Dorset crab and the tandoori bream. At the helm of this attractive eatery is 26 year old patron chef, Karam Sethi, who exudes the confidence and cookery know-how of a chef who's been at the helm of a successful kitchen for decades: http://londonist.com/2010/08/chefspective_karam_sethi_patron_che.php read more

As I had been told (and it is true) London is filled with Indian restaurants. We stayed here in the neighborhood and counted 7 within our 4 block radius. With so much to choose from, I am glad we chose this one. The food was simply amazing. It was every dish that I knew, but with a the coolest twist. We tried 2 starters and 2 dishes that were all over the board - and each was outstanding. Te service was impecable from the moment we walked in until they said goodbye. Our glasses were never empty, and we never had to ask for help as someone was always there to check on us. As far as the atmosphere. It's best to wear a sport coat or dress it up a bit. This is the place you would take a first date, your spouse or anyone else you would want to impress. Highest marks. read more

Opening Remarks: -One Michelin Star -Located in London's adorable Marylebone Village -Trishna in London is the sister restaurant of Trishna in Mumbai -The Executive Chef is Karam Sethi Ambiance: -The restaurant holds 80 people including a 12 person private dining room and space for a few tables outside in food weather -The room is adorned with calming light blue walls, beautiful soft brick and clean lines- it's breathable and comfortable. -The demographic is mixed the day we visited- a few young couples, a large Indian family, and an older wealthy looking gentlemen on his own- all were assumingly locals. Service: -Very friendly and professional - our server did a fabulous job explaining each dish in detail and ensured that cutlery, plates and water was always replenished in accordance with the course of the meal. I was also quite pleased that we never felt fussed over or hovered above. Yes, this is a Michelin star, but it's also a casual lunch- Trishna let us have both. -The meal also was very efficient and moved at our preferred pace- we were in and out within an hour while never feeling rushed. Drink: -Trishna offers a substantial International wine list with bottles ranging from ₤25-135 and a few half bottles available. -They have an intriguing cocktail menu that features Indian inspired ingredients like tamarind, cumin, Indian lemon juice, saffron Tequila, coriander, chillis and more -Available as part of the lunch bite menu is a wine flight trio of 100 ml glasses that follow a theme (grape, country or vintage) and ranges in price from ₤35-50 per person -For the end of a boozy meal, they also have a Tea Library filled with an impressive collection of artisan teas from boutique family run tea gardens. -For us, however, it was a house brewed non-boozy iced tea. We were saving our livers for that evening at the Fat Duck. Food Menu: -The cuisine is South West Indian and most dishes are designed with the concept of sharing in mind. -The emphasis is on simple presentation and preparation largely over a charcoal sigri, tandoor and iron tawa. -They offer an a la carte menu, a tasting menu, and a lunch bite menu, which allows you to decide how many dishes to order and whether or not you'd like a wine flight pairing -We knew we had a heafty meal ahead that night so opted to order lightly with two "bites" each. Warning- I hope you have a big mouth because these are not small bites. Papadums with Mango Chutney and Spicy Tomato Shrimp Chutney De-lish. Both chutneys had a good bit of heat but could not have been more different. The former was sweet and tangy while the latter was loaded with savoury flavour. Potato Chat- Masala Chickpeas, Papri, Tamarind, Sweet Yogurt, Sev I fell in love with this dish. The combination of sweet tangy tamarind, creamy yogurt, with the crispy papri (the crisp type bits) and sev (fried vermicelli) was absolutely addictive. Tawa Vegetable Salad - Beetroot, Heritage Carrots, Tenderstem Broccoli, Cashews, Kasundi Dressing I wasn't as big a fan of this starter. While the vegetables were beautiful in their own right, there was something flat and unsavoury about the dressing. Tandoori Chicken - Kashmiri Chili, Ginger, Garlic, Leg Chat, Coriander Chutney Lovely tender chicken packed with flavour from the tandoor. My favourite bit however was the crazy addictive leg meat chat. Essentially it was little bits of moist dark meat mixed with an abundance of crispy fried vermicelli and shallots. Indian crack, it was. Paneer Tikka - Fenugreek Leaf, Corn Chat I loved the corn chat but found the paneer itself a bit dry and bland. Hyderabadi Dal, Spinach Corn, Basmati Rice The dal was a little bland for my taste but the spinach corn was truly magnificent. It was creamy, herbaceous and sweet all at once. I could eat a whole bowl and feel wonderful about it. Fennugreek and Coriander Flatbread Fabulous flatbreads and perfect for loading up with dal and spinach. Dark Chocolate and Puffed Rice with Crushed Pistachios A nice end to the meal with the bill albeit maybe a touch stale tasting. Closing Remarks: -Lunch bites for two including a pop and homemade iced tea was ₤55 ($90) - fairly pricey considering we didn't drink anything or have dessert but one must remember this is London and a Michelin star. -I am not an Indian expert, but I found the flavours on some dishes unexciting, so I expected a bit more from a Michelin star Indian restaurant -Having said that, I love the Marylebone Village and found the space itself calming and inviting, so if I were to return one day I would want to try for the full tasting menu and really get a sense of the chef's work. read more

I absolutely loved the cocktails! Service phenomenal though the food lacked proper spice & seasoning..tragically Dishoom London offered more spiced entrees:( but over all an average restaurant read more

Like i said in my tip about this restaurant, this truly is an unbelievable experience even for the causal food enthusiast. I am Indian, have lived all across he world and enjoy ANY cuisine. I seek out unusual eating experiences wherever I go, and have lived in ex-French colonies, the mega cities of India and the US. Yet, I would rate Trishna as the best restaurant I have been to period. The five course wine paired tasting menu is transcendental. The flavor profiles the sheer attention the taste, presentation and overall unagi is unbelievable. Like I said, it would give my grandmother a run for her money, and she is an accomplished cook. It is pricey, about 150 usd per person for the five courses paired with wine or about a 100 without. Each of the courses was so dang sublime, I would advocate saving up for the experience without even a hint of hesitation. I can't wait to come back to London just so I can visit again. read more

Trishna - Cardamom kheer. Sublime. - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

Got a late reservation here when gymkhana was fully booked. The prawns were cooked to perfection and melted in my mouth. The coconut rice was delicious too. I can't wait to return and would recommend this to anyone! read more

We were visiting London and heard that if you love Indian food that this is the restaurant to visit! The food was delicious and the atmosphere was lovely - although it was very warm inside the restaurant. The tables were close together and to get through the restaurant you had to go up and down a couple of steps. We left feeling very satisfied from our delicious meal at this restaurant! I want to go back again. It was just plain 'yummy'! I believe Trishna is in a group of restaurants serving Indian food in the London area. We made our reservation 2 weeks in advance and the only time available to us was at 9:45pm. So if you plan on experiencing this great restaurant, it would be worth making a reservation. If Trishna is booked search for one of it's sister restaurants and try that one. read more

A very lovely restaurant, very nice staff and great flavors. I highly suggest the lamb, it was cooked perfect and had a wonderful flavor. The cocktails are also really fun and interesting, the atmosphere was friendly and relaxing. read more

Good Indian food that does not rise above the level of a great Indian meal prepared by that favourite aunt. Will need to hookup Michelin star awarding critics to such an aunt asap. For this price point might as well eat at Dishoom.....though you might not drink from an as refined wine list to accompany your mutton korma (but you'll pay far less). read more

I have been here twice now and great experience each time. The food is memorable and delicious-- the chat and lamb chops are to die for And the cocktails are not to be missed. The second time I visited I didn't have a reservation and was able to dine outside-- it was a tad chilly but the very hospitable hostess brought me blankets and it was quite cozy. The service was both attentive and relaxed and everyone helped guide me towards An epic meal. read more

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My first time here. Definitely will not be my last time! Delicious food and outstanding service. Can't wait to go back! The staff was courteous, attentive, and polite. The food was fresh, well- prepared, and exquisite. What more can you ask for??!! read more

Trishna - Indian Near Me - London, XGL