Harlington Tandoori Restaurant not only serves excellent and authentic Indian cuisine but were…read moregenerous enough to provide contribution to the Diwali celebration events that we held at each of our companies 3 sites (Kent, Wiltshire and Hampshire). An amazingly kind offer with generous quantities of high quality food which helped us raise £187.90 for charities such as Alzheimers Society, Stroke Association, Dementia UK, Dementia Revolution and Emily Ash Trust. The samosas were fresh, crispy and delicious. The saag paneer and chick peas were scrumptious. Everyone loved the food and the Diwali event was successful due to the amazing food which was provided. Thank you Peter for getting involved. Peter also kindly loaned the lovely Indian vase for the event which looked amazing on our display. Thank you so much. I look forward in visiting with friends and family to sample your amazing cuisine. The staff at this restaurant are so welcoming and the atmosphere is great. If you have not visited Harlington Tandoori, I suggest you make the trip. I look forward in visiting you very soon. Sheila

It certainly appears that they are out of business. The restaurant's name on the building has been…read more(mostly) covered up, and there were no signs of life.

Akash is an excellent takeaway Indian place in Southfields. It's also very convenient to Wimbledon…read more(...take note tennis fans!) Their menu is very varied, prices are in line with London takeaway prices (remember that is more expensive than most other cities), and the personnel are friendly. My only reservation is that I think I was slightly overcharged if I add up the prices listed on their menu in comparison to what I paid .... but then again as usual I didn't say anything so I can't 100% say I was. Anyway lets get to the good news - the food. Last week I was coming home late and felt like just grabbing some takeaway food. I got the lamb achari here (absolutely delicious) with some Naan bread (light and fluffy). A mint sauce and a couple of papadoms were thrown in (maybe they were the extra charge although I didn't ask for them). Anyway let me repeat what I wrote above - the lamb achari was incredibly tasty! I've been to Akash before, I'll be there again!

Lovely food Very tasty and free nann bread with my meal…read moreafter a very friendly chat with the man asking for recommendations of what to get I would definitely recommend And can't wait to eat there again

GREAT Indian Restaurant at the Raddison Blu Edwardian at the Heathrow airport! Chances are, if you…read moreare at an airport hotel in London, you are probably wishing you could experience this town's incredible Indian food one more time before you leave. Most people search the Yelp reviews and walk to the best, close restaurant you can find. I recently stayed overnight at the Raddison by Heathrow. My wife and I were craving Indian badly. We were about to walk a mile to get to a restaurant I found on Yelp, when we noticed this new Indian place IN the hotel! The place was very modern and swanky. You can make a reservation right on the web site, or at the hotel. We showed up at 7:30 and didn't need a reservation. We were hoping for chicken tikka masala and palek paneer, but no such luck. So we set out to try some new stuff. After talking to the waiter, who was very cool and extremely helpful, we decided on some things he suggested that were VERY similar to what we were looking for. So, we decided on Lamb Rogan Josh(£12), Butter Chicken Masala (£11), Paneer Lababdar (£9) Plain naan (£2.50), and Steamed Basamati rice (2 orders £3 each). I had a bottle of Pale Ale, not sure what kind. My wife had a glass of Pino Grigio. Everything was incredible. The butter chicken masala was very similar, except maybe not as 'tomatoey' as traditional tikka masala. The lamb rogan josh was bursting with deep flavors and the lamb was a good cut of meat that was very tender. The paneer lababdar was a vegetarian dish with big chunks of paneer cheese and a really rich sauce. We ate until we were full and ate some more. Took a break and ate some more! Spent $114, but it was wort it. SOOO good. Can't wait to be back.

We were attending a wedding at the Radisson Blu Heathrow Airport and noticed Annayu which is…read morelocated inside the Hotel. There was a two+ hours gap between the wedding ceremony and the reception and we decide to give Annayu a try. That was the best decision we had made. The staff was very pleasant and service was top notch. The ambiance of Annayu is trendy with a touch of formal. It was blended well. We had the Butter Chicken Masala, Chicken Poussin, Lamb Boti Kebab and Garlic Naan. The authentic tastes in these dishes just blew us away. Each dish was very delicious and perfectly prepared. The Chicken Poussin Tandoori was soft and spicy and just melted the tastes in my mouth. The Butter Chicken Masala had the perfect amount of creamy sauce preserving the tastes of Indian spices making it a perfect match for the Garlic Naan. We enjoyed this restaurant so much that we ate there twice in the same evening. Terrific experience!

Umm, Ma Goa in Putney. Love this place, unpretentious, great food and a wonderful relaxing and…read morecosy, warm and welcoming feel to it. This is not your average Indian restaurant and it has to be visited. A family run business since 1993 they obviously care and have a lot of passion and pride for their business. The staff are simply brilliant and the food that they prepare and produce is simply wonderful. My preference is to go there on a Sunday and fill my face for a tenner, It can get very busy as it is very popular and food this good shouldn't be that cheap. I saw that they were on the t.v the other night of a programme about Indian food which again re-enforces how good it is and it will also bring more people to the table and a busier place to be. Good luck to Ma Goa - They deserve their reputation and I will see them soon.

We went on a Sturday and had: Dhai Vada (to start)…read morered Chilli Chicken porco Vindaloo The starter was underwhelming-a sloppy mess of small doughnuts with lots of tamarind sauce. However, I was buoyed by the fact that I didn't really like the starter given the Peyton Law of Indian restaurants which is that the better the starter the worse the main course. In this case, the main courses were brilliant. Both were unctuous, intense fully flavoured concoctions. The pork in the vindaloo was melt in the mouth tender and both sweet and sour from the tamarind. Service was faultless. I used to live in Putney (sniff) twenty years ago and enjoyed Ma Goa then, so it has well deserved legs. Enjoy.

I normally visit the Heston branch but a friend of mine raves about the Whitton location so I…read morethought would give them a try. Am thinking ideally 3.25 or 3.5 stars but not quite a four so giving it three. The service was a better experience in that when I requested some chutneys and salad it wasn't a problem whereas in the Heston Branch it's an issue although they have one very helpful charming member of the team there. The plain parathas were ok though a little unevenly cooked so finished them off under the grill at home, the stuffed aloo (potato) paratha could have done with a bit more filling. The bathura (fried bread) was the best of the breads and the makki ki roti (made with cornflower) the second best though this is more of an acquired taste. Would I visit again, yes I would.

I had to visit this restaurant as It is always packed whenever I walk past which is everyday, four…read moretimes a day. Delhi Wala is an Indian restaurant on the high street of Whitton which caters to vegetarians although everyone is welcome. As I looked through the menu, I couldn't decide on what I wanted to order as they have an endless list of options. Luckily, I was with a friend originally from India and she could guide me! In none technical terms, I had their lentils, cauliflower main, cottage cheese dish and some other sides such as the cheesy garlic naan and some samosas which were all very tasty. I really enjoyed the cottage cheese dish, love it! Unfortunately, I had visited a PanIndian restaurant two weeks before and it really raised the bar for me so I'll give Delhi Wala 4/5 stars. Nevertheless, I would go back as it is close to home, inexpensive and tasty.

I had an amazing experience organizing a group dinner for 60 at Bombay Palace. I am an event…read moreorganizer and have set up many of these meals; Nitesh was an expert at making the experience seamless for us, and was the only restaurant manager who has asked me for a Zoom call ahead of time so we could walk through expectations, the timing of the night, and I could get a virtual walk through of the space. They were extremely considerate of our group's many dietary restrictions. And they have a very easy online booking system for group meals, where a large group dinner menu is selected by default but you can easily replace individual dishes. Not only was the preparation great, the execution was excellent. The whole evening was seamless and I felt like Nitesh or the other staff member were constantly just a wave away. The food was all excellent, and it dinner was served buffet style (while appetizers were served at the table, per our plan), clearly marked for dietary restrictions. We had a semi private space, meaning 90% private, with a TV screen and microphones for a fun presentation we did for our group. Cost came out to about £67 per person total, very reasonable. They had some nice cocktails I tried! Tropical Hurricane (£15.95) - 3.5 stars Mango Chili Caipiroska (£16.95) - 4 stars This was our menu, sadly I dont' remember individual dishes as the night was a blur, except the Baigan Bhurta! Starter Fish Amritsari CHICKEN 65 Batata Wada Main Buffet Goan fish Curry Baigan Bhurta - this was the only dish I remember and it was fantastic! The smoky eggplant was on point. Tarka Dal Aloo Gobhi Steamed Basmati Rice Tandoori Naan Raita Kachumber Salad Pappad Dessert Rasmalai Mango Sorbet

I'm giving this a five-star rating because there's no option for 6 stars. We had a wonderful…read moreexperience at Bombay Palace. The food, atmosphere, and service were delightful. The food is the star of the show - best Indian food we have ever had. We had chicken tikka masala and butter chicken, which were fantastic. But the true standouts were the smoked aubergine dish and the chili samosas - SO good. We definitely recommend.

We arrived at this unassuming din spot in the early evening. It was jammin' already. We got seated…read moreupstairs, in eyesight of the two lil' elevators responsible for transporting food to the guests upstairs. Nice. I ordered a glass of Merlot, and was pleasantly surprised. I opted for the vegetarian feast tasting menu. Ay. Ay. Ay. Course #1: buncha' amazing chutneys served with crispy chips (mmmmmm ya, they were solid) Course #2 potato, plantain, aubergine fritters served with a chutney for each (least fav was the plantain, the aubergine with tomato chutney was great) Course #3 lil' bowls of greatness: mixed veggie curry, daal saag, mango yogurt (ah-may-zingggg) served with roti (paratha was a win), spiced potatoes Course #4 rice pudding (had a taste, but didn't eat the rest. Not their best work) Service was a little slow, as they were slammed and basically only had one waiter upstairs. Everyone was super nice tho. There was a bit of a lag between courses, but other than that, it was a great dining experience! I'd go back, no doubt.

Rasa is a very very good restaurant. They serve South Indian cuisine which was new to me. We came…read moreright when the place opened so things were pretty quiet. Our waiter was incredibly friendly and was happy to help us with any questions. Our friends recommended this place and told us we had to try the Beet Cheera Pachadi and Parantha. We also ordered the Konju Manga Curry and Seafood Starter. It's definitely different from any Indian place I've tried but I'm still coming out of my American shell and making sure to order things other than the Chicken Tikka Masala ;) Both curry dishes (I think they were both curry) had incredible flavours. Sweet and subtle but nice hints of savoury from the shrimp. Both were also very different. The Beet option was the most unique and I really enjoyed it. I could have done without the starter but it was interesting to try the multiple items. The prantha though... holy crap that was amazing! It's like a flatter more sweet naan. We both gobbled it down. (I did just say gobbled.) We had to order two.

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.