If you take a walk around park plaza, big ben, royal hall, Waterloo Road and return back to apt you are hungry and need more than sandwich or falafel. After spending week with other veg items order of mix vegetables with nan was perfect for dinner. We were not sure whether we will get spice and content as expected but were pleasantly surprised to taste veg nan and rice. It was really good and in proper quantity. Meal charge was reasonable (4.5GBP) and could have dined in restaurant without any extra charge. But take away helped us to enjoy at our leisure as restaurant closes at 1130pm. Mix vegetables was tasty and sufficient. Chicken curry and pulav rice was complementary to each other. Real...
that's a pretty good family restaurant. the best part is the affordable bag friendly. I had my dinner quite often during my stints in waterloo. ambiente 3/5 more than a restaurant, this place feels like an extension of the escaping area of the family. service and hygiene 3.5/5 service is very fast, although if you order something that must be made from the beginning, it could take a while. average cleanliness. eat 3/5 westernized Indian foods! although not bad, the tariff is to bland for the Indian palate. I ate the biryani quite often and found it on the milder side, spicy. worth for money 5/5 the best place in the opposite to have a correct meal for under 3 pounds, provided they are lookin...
If you take a walk around park plaza, big ben, royal hall, Waterloo Road and return back to apt you are hungry and need more than sandwich or falafel. After spending week with other veg items order of mix vegetables with nan was perfect for dinner. We were not sure whether we will get spice and content as expected but were pleasantly surprised to taste veg nan and rice. It was really good and in proper quantity. Meal charge was reasonable (4.5GBP) and could have dined in restaurant without any extra charge. But take away helped us to enjoy at our leisure as restaurant closes at 1130pm. Mix vegetables was tasty and sufficient. Chicken curry and pulav rice was complementary to each other....re...
that's a pretty good family restaurant. the best part is the affordable bag friendly. I had my dinner quite often during my stint in waterloo ambiance 3/5 more than a restaurant, this place feels like an extension of the family-friendly escaping service and hygiene 3.5/5 service is quite fast, although if they order something that needs to be made from the beginning, it could take a while. cleanliness average food 3/5 westernized indian food! although not bad, the tariff is too bland for the Indian galaxy. I ate the biryani quite often and found it on the milder side, spicy worth for money 5/5 the best place in the opposite to have a correct meal for under 3 quid, if you...more
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Great job making some great food! Yeah, I 'll admit, the blue lighting is a little 'unique ' but who cares? The food was top notch and the price was more than fair compared to other central London spots. We love it. Will be coming back again. Super friendly staff as well!
this place is much better than other Indian restaurants close by, who claim to deliver Indian food, but taste nothing like that. it is really cheap and served great value for money. it has a sorte veg and not veg options. I need to be quiet.
I am a regular visitor of this restaurant. the daal is some of the best around, they are lamm curry court is beautiful. I don't think they have a Tandoori oven, as the broths aren't great. somehow everything I had here is great.
Best Food at reasonable prices in central London. I really relished Homemade Taste and Flavors. Most dishes had nice spicy texture, authentic preparation and freshly prepared. Matka kulfi is the best.
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I went for their set (one chicken lamb dish 1 naan 1 canned drink) and chose bhindi gosht garlic naan. Food was tasty and the staff were friendly too.
a good place for Asian students to eat. Eating is very hygienic and give them a nice taste of homemade curries. further it is very economical.
