1947 London

Food was excellent on the whole. The dhaal was the best. The staff were very nice I can’t complain but hard to give 5* unless they went the extra mile which there was one small thing which they didn’t cater for but not enough to ruin the experience . Would recommend.

£90–100

Lovely, moody, relaxing atmosphere. I would say the tables that are against the kitchen need to be careful as my head was level with the window edge and had to remember to not relax back and bang my head on it. Personally I think the starters were better than the main. The chilli paneer was so good! And we thoroughly enjoyed the chaat as well. We had a lamb cutlet which was juicy and nice. Chicken briyani was aesthetically pleasing as it had a puff pastry pie cover which the server then broke for us to reveal the biriyani but taste wise it was OK. The saag aloo we were excited about but it was a bit bland, maybe some chilli's would have given it more flavour. It was nice and we ate it with the garlic naan but we wouldn't have missed out if we hadn't ordered it. Portions wise we shared it all amongst 3 of us and we were full by the end of it and had to take home the leftovers. Mainly the saag was left behind! I have heard great things about the aldgate branch? So maybe the food is better there or maybe it was just what we ordered today happened to be off. But I think for the prices I wouldn't say taste wise it was value for money. On the other hand the other customers seemed to be happy and enjoying their food!

An amazing culinary experience! The drinks were amazing, with a variety of unusual but tasty drinks next to usual favourites. The food was delicious and not over spicy as some Indian restaurants offered. I was able to enjoy the different non spicy herbs and spices of indo continent in the food. There were many waiters and hosts on the restaurant floor to cater to our needs. The staff were flexible, pleasant and friendly. The atmosphere was outgoing, urban chic. The decorations were modern and gorgeous. I was delighted with thus restaurant.

£60–70

Blandest food i have ever had, certaiy at this price point. Am glad that we skipped dessert. Presentation of food is nice and thats a good as it gets. Table service extremely fast to turn the tables over quickly. £6 for Cobra 330ml bottle nothing on draught. Tiny portion of poppadoms, parantha oily. Aloo chat a poor version of baby potatos drenched in yoghurt and tamarind. The worst butter chicken i have and thats comparing £23 to a £9 curry house.wish we had gone dishoom or any other cheaper curry house.

The place was good. Most importantly food was awesome. The cocktail menu has variety. Don't forget to try the Mango Lassi. Service was slow. We waited long to get the deserts and also for appetizers.

£50–60

Went this Saturday, service was absolutely disgraceful. My partner had no drink with his starters and had to ask 6 waiters to bring his rum and coke. The wrong menus got sent to our table and took 15 minutes for the dessert menu to come. Additionally, the dishes was so small and very expensive. We drove 4 hours to come to this restaurant and will definitely not be coming back due to the appalling service.

£70–80