Not sure why this place is rated so low. I really enjoyed the food here. Had vegetable samosas and…read morethe tandoori king prawn karahi. All were great.

Traveling in London for the first time and I met a friend from my hometown who also happened to be…read morein London (our trips overlapped by a day). So we had to have our favorite day date cuisine, Indian. After googling for places to choose, I landed Mughal's which ended up being the perfect place! Suggest making a reservation (we did not); but we were accommodated for a table upon arrival. We opted for the butter chicken, paneer masala, and beef samosas. Just typing the names makes my mouth water, the flavors had me wanting to drink the sauce out of the bowl...I opted for just using the naan to finish it off. Get the beef samosa as a starter, just trust me you will not be disappointed. I know London is known for the Indian cuisine, but definitely make Mughal's a top option to go. The staff were amazing, friendly, and joked around with us. It was a great dinner and fantastic way to cap the night off.

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.

Chutneys is tucked away round the back of the one way system in Wimbledon and that's my excuse for…read morenow having eaten here despite living in the area for over 15 years. However, on Saturday, my hockey team had their mid-season boys' curry night out here. The restaurant was already busy and boisterous by the time we arrived. They absorbed our group without too much effort I had already taken a little peep at their menu on-line and was impressed by the range of different dishes on offer besides the usual suspects like korma, rogan josh, etc. We took advantage to order a variety of dishes to share from the specials section. This ranged from lamb shank to chicken rajeshwari. The food looked good on arrival but sadly, it was hard to really taste distinctive notes in each dish. I found that the flavours really amalgamated into much the same taste in my mouth The mango lassi was yummy though. So the search for my local go to curry house continues

I am always looking for a good indian restaurant with really spicy curries and last night we…read morediscovered this little gem. After talking to the waiter I opted for a Chicken Tindaloo which according to him was their hottest curry (although Pall is suppose to be hotter and listed on the menu). As always you have to goad them a bit as well otherwise they hold back on the spice. I was not disappointed in the least - I think this was pretty close to the hottest dish I have been served in a restaurant and it was fantastic! Otherwise; Service is excellent, prices are reasonable, menu is huge (so obivously you can order something less spice if you were so inclined) and portions are decent. Poppadom appetizer was the best I ever had.

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.

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

Upon arrvial to Spice Inn we were greeted, with air freshner smells due to the fact it is Indian so…read morethey do want the place to smell good after the curry aromas. Customer service was good. Decour was interesting had elephant, octupus, human ,god picture's around the wall. carpeted floors, round table's and also narrow tables. They need a heater, in that restaurant I swear I had my jacket on the whole time. The restaurant had a homely feel to it which was lovely because you could see families that were out for dinner. The food! my mouth waters while reminsing. Warm Nan bread with the sauce's were delicious. Plus the popedom were good. Now I love my onion banji's but I was not impressed with this one, it was flat WHY! They are suppose to be in a ball like shape. They were hard WHY! They are suppose to be soft. Due to that dispoinment, I tried something that I have not eaten before, Chicken Briyani with vegetable currey Oh my days! that meal was serious. Ths tickled my taste buds fillled my belly what more can a girl ask for! And all for £6 (wasted £2 something for rock flat banjis never again) Customer service was good. The restaurant in Stratford! so that means it has everthing, transport and eveything else wise.

This is an old-school traditional curry house that looks as though it got stuck in the 70s. The…read moredecor actually probably hasn't changed since then. Don't go expecting any fancy flourishes or fusion dishes - the menus are in plastic wallets and have a good selection of all your classic curry faves (chicken jalfrezi me up!). I went with my two cousins who live nearby, and their mum who'd come to check on them. We had a slightly weird experience where the resto was practically empty but they seated us in the far corner, away from the door and windows and it was quite dimly lit on the far side of the room. We wouldn't have thought twice about it, had it not been that all the (white) groups that came in behind us were all noticeably seated on the more brightly lit side of the room where you come in (and as far from our table as poss). Were they worried people would be put off their food by seeing the table of asians eating naan with their fingers?! Maybe it was all just random, but I wasn't really sure what to make of it... The service manages to both stand on top of you yet also take an age to respond when you ask for anything. But the food came out eventually - nothing special but tasty enough, and not swimming in oil either which pushes it up the curryhouse rankings for me. So despite the best efforts of the starey waiters I can see myself coming back here when I'm craving a low-key indian, mostly because it's so local for me - I wouldn't recommend making an effort to travel here nor going on a special occasion though!

My husband chose this Nepalese restaurant while we were in London, and I wasn't sure what to…read moreexpect. But we had a very nice meal and I enjoyed it a lot. First we tried the momos - pork and veggie. They weren't quite like the momos at our favorite Nepalese place at home... much more dumping-esque with a paper thin wrapper. But they were still very good, we liked the pork better of course. And notably, they came in this delightfully flavorful light red sauce. I don't know what it was but it was yummy. The other notable item we ordered was the okra (ram toria I think). Another dish we get at home, another dish that was not quite the same but another dish that was delicious. The okra was creamy and soft and it was really delightful. I could've eaten a whole second plate of it. Service was fine... they were busy but still attentive. It was a nice little bite.

The sign doesn't lie. It's great. Delicious Nepalese food, seconds from Euston station. The…read morerestaurant is notably clean and tidy, decorated with slideshows of views of Nepal. As starters, Masco-Bara and the various forms of momo are highly recommended. As a main, Nahriwal Dhaniyi is fanstastic- don't neglect the vegetarian options though. Two courses and drinks came to about £30/head. Lovely.

Popped into this lovely and unassuming Indian restaurant after hearing great local reviews. I was…read moreon the hunt for some Indian take-away after a long day exploring London and the Paddington location was very close to the station! There seemed to be regulars dining in and really enjoying the food which seemed like a positive. I wasn't feeling very adventurous so ordered the chef specialty dish of butter chicken with saffron pulao rice and garlic naan. The rice and garlic naan were separate. The chicken is cooked in the tandoor and you can really taste the smokeyness it adds to it. I enjoyed the dish very much, although it was a bit sweeter than what I'm used to. The garlic naan was delicious! Also a pleasant surprise was what I believe to be a large puffed rice cracker/cake and mint parsley chutney that was added in complimentary! Would recommend stopping in.

The food was lovely, service was great, and the restaurant was cozy. Highly enjoyed this place and…read morewould go back again! Everything we ordered came out quickly and the servers couldn't be nicer.