My daughter was living in Camberwell and discovered this great Indian restaurant for her go-to spot…read morefor great food! She has celebrated birthdays and anniversaries and out of town visitors at New Dewaniam while frequently ordering here for comfort food over the past year. I finally got to go here when visiting my daughter and really love the food and service and general ambiance. The place is deceptively larger than it seems from the high road entrance. Only later when we exited did I see the larger side entrance on Wyndham Rd. Ahmed is our favorite server. This guy hustles and is super accommodating. He is nice, funny and knowledgeable. Give him a raise please. With the 5 of us at this dinner we ordered a bevy of items including vegetable samosas, Bombay Aloo, Chicken Jalfrizi, among many others. I tasted most of them and they were delicious. Along with a few drinks, this made quite an enjoyable evening. I highly recommend trying New Dewaniam.

I love New Dewaniam! I've celebrated my boyfriend's birthday and have had many dine in and takeaway…read moremeals from here. They have very friendly and welcoming staff, especially the owners and Ahmed. I love the food too- the menu is huge with a large variety of vegetarian options, and you can customize everything to make things spicy! There's a large room in the back of the restaurant for dining in, and they do lots of takeaway and delivery orders. I highly recommend this restaurant in Camberwell for indian food, it's a local gem!

Amazing! What a treat. Totally unassuming from the outside, and infact, inside too. What really…read moresets this place apart from the curry house pack is the food. They have a proper ethos - "We cannot afford to be expensive, but we can afford to be the best!" and it seems that all the food done here (with no addititives or pre-prepared sauces) is expertly cooked and spiced. Lahore One attracts a rolling clientele of hungry suited city workers and the local Indian population alike, which is great to see. Everyone's seated at simple wooden tables and benches. The manager (Jim I think) is absolutely charming and I was told by two diners that the kebab rolls are "the best in the East End". We had a really fine selection of curries, I tried only the vegetarian options, and they were as good as I've ever had. Found it really beautiful approach to food and serving. Basically if you're a fan of curry, this is probably one of the best places in London. Say no more. If you're not a fan of curry, come here to see what all the fuss is about. It's open throughout the week between 12 am and 12 pm and I think it's a good idea to book or get there early if you're going in the evening. Can't sell this place highly enough...

I would love to add another 5 star review to the raving ones that came before, just because the…read moreowners are just so lovely and friendly. However, I just wasn't that impressed with the food. Everything just seemed rather overcooked, too greasy and tasted much the same. The portions were massive though - you definitely get value for money here. I love the fact that Lahore One is one of the few places left in London that still operates a BYO policy. Apart from the obvious cost benefit, this also means that they serve the most delicious salti lassi - in jugs, I'd happily drink one all by myself!

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.

Great food and service. The staff were friendly and helpful. The food had wonderful flavor and the…read moredesert is really fun and yummy.

Excellent Indian restaurant with a mainly local clientele hidden away on Cross St in Islington…read morebetween the A1 & A104. Food was great & service (late on a Friday evening) was attentive, The ambiance was modern (less ornate than many similar restaurants). They have recently expanded from 45 to 95 seats - presumably an indication of their success. Meal for 3, with wine, came to £99.

When in London, the Southall area be sure to check out this wonderful dinning experience. The lamb…read morechops were truly the best ever! The service from Fernandes exceptional as well. On the list of top places on my list.

I had some overseas guests from the film industry who like to keep a low profile, I had told them…read morehow good this place is and of the three options I gave them they plumped for Brilliant. The service was good and the welcome warm but even my guests said next time they would like try somewhere different. I don't know if the chef had changed or cost cutting had led to noticeable changes but it wasn't to the standard of before. The lamb biriyani had tough pieces of meat and as my guests discreetly pointed out the cuts were not the best that had been purchased. The prawn curry portion was half the size it used to be and tasted as it would from any local curry house, it no longer had that marinated depth of flavor. The first sweet lassi was ok but towards the end of the evening when a second was ordered all three of us could see the difference it had been watered down and tasted different. Both the naan and the tandoori paneer lacked the smoky taste of being cooked in a tandoor as it used to taste before, either the tandoor has gone, wasn't working or this chef isn't as adept at bringing the flavors out. Another sign of cost cutting is our table initially only got two chutneys, the table adjacent had four, I asked why and our server said that's only if you order papadums, later I asked for the four chutneys to be brought so my guests could try which were happily brought over but I don't know if they were complimentary or if they were added to the bill because our server at the end of the meal gave a total amount and the credit card machine whereas previously mints and the itemized bill would be presented first so one could check all was in order.

This place has it all: Thai, India, and a brilliant full-English breakfast. I was served quickly…read moreand kindly. They were very accommodating to my gluten allergy. I said to my server, "I'm a little mad you... because if your English breakfast is THIS GOOD I'm going to have to come back for the food you actually specialize in!" Everything was cooked to absolute perfection with impeccable flavor. The restaurant was very clean and tidy; I love to see that during COVID. If you're looking for a filling breakfast or a place with a massively diverse menu that can satisfy a multitude of dietary interests and allergies I couldn't recommend this place more. They also have a student discount, so don't forget to ask about that before you pay!!

If you want a traditional Indian look restaurant, then this one isn't what you're after…read more Bengal Cuisine's atmosphere is more modern and up-market than many of the other restaurants along the street. There is a lot of natural light from the large windows and a private(ish) section behind pillar. The food is good quality and VERY good value as I use a 50% off deal from Top Table

This food was absolute fire. Just straight up unbelievable Indian food at bang up prices. I ordered…read moreway too much to be fair but for curries I got the lamb bhuna and the chicken korma. I got some roti as well. Everything was packaged nicely and oh my god, the flavours were to die for. I think I audibly said "holy crap" the second I tried the lamb bhuna. It was unbelievable. Just truly the best Indian food I've ever had. The fact that it was less than £9 made it even nicer but wow I was blown away. Would absolutely order again and I'm already dreaming of it. So moreish.

Amazing Indian flavor and the service was so nice to us even when we were past closing time. The…read morepaintings around the restaurant are also really cool looking.

amazing indian food in London! my partner and i shared so many dishes and we cleaned all of the…read moreplates. we ordered the lamb tikka, king prawns tikka, garlic naan, butter chicken curry, and some rice. all of it was a 10/10

Visiting London from Chicago and of COURSE we had to try some of the town's famous East…read moreIndian-Pakistani cuisine, but friends' recommendations were all for high-end and/or chain places. So we did some research. Somewhere along the line we found Meraz written up as one of the 12 best Indian restaurants in England. Okay, so we trek over to the East End (pretty wild neighborhood that we enjoyed) for dinner at Meraz. My husband was disappointed not to find a particular dish on the menu, but the waiter didn't hesitate to offer to have the kitchen whip it up special for him. My husband also went a little wild ordering all sorts of appetizers and side dishes. Now I don't like to deal in hyperbole. A five star rating should be sufficient praise. But I'm going to go overboard just this once: BEST INDIAN FOOD I'VE EVER EATEN IN A RESTAURANT. EVER. I've eaten in Indian restaurants at home in Chicago, in L.A., New York, St.Louis, Atlanta, San Francisco, etc., etc. etc. Many have been good, but none approached this. We ate every scrap of all the food we ordered, and only because we had a tight timeline and a busy itinerary for our brief visit to London did we not go back for at least a second meal.