I dined here while visiting London. This place is packed and the staff are pressed to attend to…read morecustomers non stop. I commend the server. He was as efficient as he could be being the lone server abd still managed to get my food out timely! Very impressive. The food it's self was excellent and well prepared! I ordered the vegetable samosas to start they came out piping hot and very fresh and tasty. I ordered the chicken tikka masala as my main dish with rice! Amazing! So flavorful! I'm in town for a few more days and may dine here again it was so good!

Extremely poor customer service. We were not offered water, and it took an unnecessarily long time…read moreto receive our bill. Despite there being many available tables, we were initially seated next to the restroom. The overall experience left us feeling that we were treated differently because we were a single adult dining with a child. I hope this was not intentional, but it certainly came across that way and made us feel unwelcome.

food is excellent......service is top notch....ambiance is beautiful.....price range is fare for…read morethe location

I had the most delightful experience at Mehsaheb, the first restaurant my family and I tried…read moreduring our London visit. Moni, the incredible owner, greeted us with warmth and genuine friendliness. His passion for creating an unforgettable dining experience truly shines through. Every dish he prepared was a masterpiece, crafted with meticulous care. I can't help but highly recommend Mehsaheb to anyone looking for a wonderful and memorable culinary adventure in London. Drool recs: Josh rogan is a must, as well as the butter chicken and tandoori dishes. We had several apps ... honestly can't go wrong!

We were able to get seated pretty quickly! The ambience was good and the presentation was…read morephenomenal! The food was average! Being Indian myself, I have had Indian food in so many restaurants across the world. It wasn't the same as what I am used to getting. We got the Thali plate with Prawn Malai curry. It was a little too sweet for my taste. Madras chicken 65 was 5/5. Totally liked this appetizer. We also got curry fries and that was 3/5.

I came here on a recommendation and I won't be back. I got the vegetarian tali. The rice and the…read morechapati were excellent. The rest of it was the most bland Indian food I have ever had in my life. Absolutely no flavor. What also amazed me were two things: 1.) at the end of the meal, a waiter brought over an iPad so I could give a review. He stood there while I gave the review. I found that very strange. He's watching what I'm inputting. Obviously I'm going to give a good review while he's watching me. 2.) outside it says they add 12% to the bill as what is basically a tip. That's fine, but it says you can choose to reduce that by 50%? They simply brought the bill? I won't be back for very overpriced bland food. I gave three stars for the rice and the chapati.

Nice place, pleasant staff, we enjoyed the food, great flavors. The only thing that I noticed the…read morebutter chicken and tikka masala was on the sweeter side. The cucumbers Ritha was very bland. Will go back and try other items on the menu.

The group wanted Indian food, and one of our folks had bookmarked this place because it was very…read moreclose to our hotel with pretty good reviews. We were mostly nervous that it was going to be a much nicer restaurant that we were dressed for (which was very casual and sweaty after a mid-June day walking all over London), but despite the white tablecloths and general fancier feeling of the inside of the restaurant, we were not made to feel out of place. The outside and signage are more low-key/casual looking so you need to be looking for it too, Cafe Ishaq won't be jumping out at you. It was empty of customers when we entered, around 7pm, so we were seated immediately. Cold waters were ordered all around, as well as several bottles of wine to share amongst the many of us. Prices are shockingly decent, but then there is a sort of hidden service fee (a percentage of the bill) added on at the end, much like in the US when some places have an automatic tip added on for parties over a certain number of people. This was just a percentage added to every bill. Like...just make the prices what they are gonna be...that it one of the good things about Europe, that taxes are included in the price and people are paid a better wage so tipping is not often done. Still, you get generous helpings of food for the price. If I recall (I forgot to take a picture/take note of what I ordered...and we all ended up sharing everything amongst the 7 of us) I got the Saag Paneer, which is my Indian restaurant go-to because YUM. And it was yummy! I also got an order of the Keema Naan to share, which was soggy, but flavorful. We all enjoyed our meal here. The food was delicious, and we were never once rushed. Service got a little slow after food was delivered and getting our checks to pay and leave was a minor ordeal. We tried to be clear about whether and how checks would/could be split, but it did not happen correctly. It wasn't too terribly over-the-top pricey that we couldn't manage and pay each other back over the rest of the time in London. If you want low-key, unhurried, and tasty Indian food, this is a good place to get it. I am not sure I would say you should go out of your way to come here, but if you were in the area, keep it on your radar.

Incredible Indian food, even better service. This was one of the most over-the-top-six-stars meals…read morewe had on our Europe trip. Atmosphere is great, although a little loud. You have to walk down a flight of stairs to get to the dining room. We started off with the samosa tasting app, which was great. The chutneys were all great. Notably all-around less spicy than the Indian food I'm used to in the states. I ordered the trio of chickens as my entree, and a couple other people at our table got the biryani. My mom ordered a lamb, though, that was the star of the show. Fall off the bone, delicious. That would be on my must-try list. The head chef here does a 19 day excursion trip all over India, focussing on food. It sounds like a really great way to explore India...

Ambience and service is great! I ordered the lobster curry…read morewith rice and it waa delicious, flavorful and lobster was fresh! The paneer curry is great too!

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.

If you're looking for great Indian food in London, I highly recommend Mumbai Delight! My husband…read moreand I came here for dinner because it was within walking distance of our Airbnb, and we were so glad we did. Small tables but good ambiance. We started with the Tiltala Jhinga, which was absolutely incredible, followed by the Onion Bhaji, which was delicious--especially with the mango chutney. For my main course, I ordered the Murg Tikka Masala, and it was outstanding. It was rich, creamy, full of flavor, and not spicy at all, which was exactly what I was hoping for. Just keep in mind that rice and naan are ordered separately, but the garlic naan was hands down the best I've ever had--soft, buttery, and packed with garlic. My husband ordered the Lamb Angara, and while he really enjoyed it, I have to admit I thought my Tikka Masala was even better. If you're in the mood for something lighter, I also recommend the avocado salad. The simple olive oil and lemon (or vinegar) dressing was fresh and refreshing, making it a great addition to the meal. The service was excellent as well. The staff was attentive, friendly, and provided great customer service throughout our visit. We were also able to walk in without a reservation and were seated immediately. Overall, we had a fantastic dining experience and would definitely return. Highly recommended!

The star of my meal was the Chat Bomb (pani puri) appetizer. Though I throughly enjoyed each dish I…read moretried. The other dishes were very good as well, though not quite to the top tier in differentiation in flavor. Might have been the dishes I ordered, however I expected a larger variation in taste between them. Still, was excellent and wouldn't hesitate to eat here again, with two orders of chat bombs

Had a fantastic meal at Memories of India the other night. I really enjoyed the Murgh Balti and the…read morecheese naan but all of the food was delicious. The mushroom rice was also the star of all the rice options we tasted. All the people at the restaurant were super kind to us and offered recommendations on what to order. I'd highly recommend this spot!

Had dinner here as it was not far from our hotel. My husband and I were both expecting better based…read moreon her reviews but I suppose we should have tempered our expectations given this is British Indian cuisine. The service was excellent but the food was just ok and a bit overpriced.