Best staff Best food…read moreBest service Best ambiance Best staff Good location Great environment

This place is absolutely fantastic! In fact, I am so glad I am writing the first review for this…read moreplace! I was out with an office colleague... and he asked me one question.. What kind of food do you want? I answered (in Hindi).. "yaar kabab khila dey please. Bohot mood hai" -- Translates to.. "dude, feed me some kababs, in mood for it".. His answer was.. "Hyderabadi Spice" That's when we got here. We got the Kabab Platter (£15.99) which consists of some amazing Lamb Chops, Chicken Malai Kababs, Sheekh Kababs, 2 Drumsticks, Fish Tikka's.. Absolutely delicious and extremely well seasoned. I have also been to a place called Tayyab's in London.. and let me tell you, Tayyabs enjoys a brand name now in addition to it's location, but honestly, it's all hyped up. Understood, that in a tipsy/drunk state, it's difficult to make it to Hyderabadi Spice.. but it's totally worth it! We also got the Lamb Biryani (£12.95) which portion-wise is perfect for 2. In fact, we couldn't finish our Biryani. It's not the best biryani I've had, but still absolutely delicious! Service wise, really good experience. Attentive and friendly staff.

Simple, down-to-earth, honest-to-god vegetarian food served in a no-frills setting. Welp, I've run…read moreout of hyphenated descriptors! The star item here is the dabeli. The pillowy bun and the mushy vegetable patty with a fiery hot chutney envelop pomegranate seeds and roasted peanuts, which add a crunch to the textural profile, and tart and tangy flavors that both offset and complement the heat. The falooda is the perfect cold dessert to finish off the sweat-inducing spicy meal.

I really thought I had reviewed this amazing restaurant already. It's our favourite local…read morerestaurant and possibly my favourite Indian restaurant of all time. This is a vegetarian restaurant but if, like me, you're a meat eater don't let this put you off. The dishes are so tasty and filling you won't notice the lack of meat. The restaurant is always busy and is especially popular within the Asian community so that's always a good sign. It's not the smartest restaurant and is more like a cafe in terms of the setting but it really is a gem. I always have to have the aloo papdi chaat. It's definitely my favourite dish there. Then I usually go for a thali to get a mix of everything or a dosa as they're so good. It's all really good though, well cooked, nicely spiced and really good value. The only thing I haven't liked is the mogo. We usually get a few dishes and share them between us which works well but we do come out completely stuffed and have to waddle home. Oh, and always have a mango lassi each. I just wish they did jugs of it!

Food 5/5 Service 5/5…read more Ambiance 5/5 We ordered Ghee Masala Dosa, Mysore Dosa , Masala Tea & Chocolate Milk Shake for kid. We had quite a heavy lunch already in the form of fish & chips. Price wise it was good. Taste wise it was very good. It was authentic taste not like that for the sake of serving spicy Indian food.

Really nice food, of course in East Ham the food is definitely not anglicised when it comes to…read morespicing. Not the friendliest service, but that's not really the point of this place.

The best biryani, I had lamb Biryani, very taste , service is very good as well, will come back…read moreagain.

We happened to be in the area and came here for a much-needed food break on the recommendation of a…read morefriend who said the biryani was really good. I actually found the biryani very mediocre and the kulfi just okay, but am still happy I came, as the 'chicken 65' appetiser here is delicious. Yay for chicken 65!

I was impressed with the level of service provided by Ms. Sahithi. In my opinion, her approach is…read morevery welcoming, friendly, and gentle. The taste and quality of the food are also excellent. The spicy dosa was especially delicious, and the rice dishes and noodles were also tasty. The masala chai was awesome too. I would definitely recommend others to visit this restaurant when passing through to experience a taste of homemade food. Dr Chakraborty

Great Indian Restaurant in Eastham. I have tried many Indian restaurants. But Vasanta Bhavan is the…read moreonly restaurant which combines both the South and North Indian dishes at its authentic taste. Its like my other Home. Try it.

Superb food, very tasty Kerala food and nice place. Very clean and gud customer serviceread more

From the owner: No.1 for top quality Keralan food. Enjoy mouth watering dishes at reasonable prices in a clean and…read morefriendly environment.

Excellent food we need and good ambience the staff responsible is great for there customers the…read moregood there is no words I'm quite happy about that no words for that

If you ever have the yen to head to India, but can't quite scrape together the time or the funds…read more.. or maybe you've already been, but are in the mood to reminisce, I suggest you hop on the District Line and head to East Ham. There's a plethora of Indian stores and restaurants on the East Ham High Street (and of course, the requisite population of Asians to patronize them... if you're anything but brown, be prepared to feel like a foreign minority - I've been stopped and asked if I'm "lost"), but after you've poked around a bit, I suggest you take a right out of the East Ham Tube station and head up the street to the vegetarian Saravanaa Bhavan restaurant for a delightfully tasty and authentic Indian meal experience. What's really cool about Saravanaa Bhavan (and what makes it worth the trek) is that they serve dishes that you've never seen anywhere in your run-of-the-mill Indian restaurant... and certainly not anywhere in Central London. Visually, you're in for a surprise. There are incredible inflated pancakes, mammoth tubes of golden crepes-like things three feet long, little tin cups filled with a rainbow of curries and sauces that you've never heard of before. For a lover of Indian food, this is a veritable funhouse of new and fascinating curiosities... you will want to look and stare and ask a thousand questions, and then, order everything! They have a couple of platter options, and for a first-timer, I recommend that you get both (especially since they're unbelievably cheap) - that way you get a good sampling of everything on offer. Plus maybe order a mashed-potato-filled dosa, just for good measure. The service is okay. The atmosphere is better than what you'd expect. But the food is delicious; good quality and exceptionally well-spiced - plus you really can't trump the whole novelty factor of the cuisine. Just be warned, the locals like it too, so on a weekend night you could be in for a bit of a wait... but consider this a fantastic sign - you're dinner will be worth it.

Great little spot in Stratford! Himalaya is cozy and totally worth a visit. The food was delicious…read moreand came out fresh and flavorful. What really made the experience stand out was the friendly and attentive service! They were so welcoming. Dalia was especially awesome and took great care of us. Comfortable atmosphere, great food, and wonderful staff. Thank you for a wonderful experience!

Excellent Indian food hidden in Stratford in this restaurant that has been around for decades!…read more Excellent service, excellent food, excellent ambiance. Classics like butter chicken, tandoori chicken (on the bone) and naan were some of the best I've ever had. And the prices are good too (for London.) My only advice is to order extra rice unless you're on a low carb diet. The servings of rice are a little smaller than I'm used to in the US. Seek out this place if you love Indian food.

Just down the street from my favourite, the Hemalaya, the Indian Gate has one unique quality that…read moresets it apart from other Indian restauarants in the area Large and pleasantly decorated inside, what really stands out about the place is the vast array of unusual dishes on the menu - lots of which I've never seen in an Indian restaurant before, so perhaps the India Gate would be a good choice for an adventurous night out where you want to try out something new. Portion sizes aren't what they might be however, with the last chicken dish I sampled having more sauce and less meat than I'm used to but thats not true of all the dishes. Stratford's second best Indian in my view ;)

This is just beside Wetherspoons and I had walked past it many a time before actually trying it…read more Since then, it's become a regular as the menu is expansive, the food well cooked and the staff are friendly and efficient. Pretty reasonable - and they have Kingfisher on tap.

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!