Okay, so despite the fact that this restaurant has been in Southgate quite some time I've never…read moreactually tried it, it's rare that I have friends come up to this part of the world, so it's even rarer that I will sit down in an Indian restaurant locally, so this review is about two take-always I had from here .The first of which I tried consisting of a Chicken Balti with the usual accompaniments of Peshwari Nan, Raita and Pilao Rice it was quite nice but slightly salty which annoyed me a bit as a Balti is one of my favourite dishes, but the second takeaway I got was a real treat. BTW I did let the restaurant know about the first disk, but thought I would give them a 2nd go and I'm glad I did. The Chicken Dansak was I would say almost perfect, succulent Chicken, just the right amount of sweet/sourness and tasty fresh ingredients. It redeemed itself after the first takeaway. Recommended!

This is a good and average Indian joint. It is popular with a decent crowd. Prices are reasonable…read moreand the food reasonably good.

This is by far the best curry house I've ever eaten in. Every customer is treated like a member of…read morethe family by the owner and his attentive waiters. The menu is extensive and the food is excellent. They cater for all your curry needs whether it's a mild korma or a 'blow the roof off your mouth off' phal. The prices are incredibly reasonable; in fact they have remained the same for the last five years. One of the many joys of eating here is the almost limitless supply of coffee at the end of the meal. You pay for the first cup and the rest is free. There's also a complementary glass of brandy and a plate full of chocolate mints. I would recommend it to anyone.

Very delicious food. Amazing service. Friendly and helpful staff. Lovely relaxed atmosphere. Would…read morehighly recommend.

Delicious food. Great service, nice atmosphere. Spice scale is accurate for me. Spicy means hot…read more Naan was fresh and hot.

From the outside it looks like a run down working man's club on a 1960's council estate…read more But this is a hidden gem when it comes to the food, try it, take your foodie friends, surprise them .

Fantastic food, if you really want authentic Indian food it really is the best in North London, we…read morerecently moved to Dorset and now when we come up it's the first place we head for! really Katrina & Neville

Very nice. The service was good, the appearance was very fancy and authentic. I enjoyed my fried…read morechicken and chips with a burning passion.

Delicious Sunday Buffet…read more The sign said £6.95 for vegetarian or £7.95 for a meat buffet with 14 dishes. We were walking past Broomfield Park looking for a place for lunch and were naturally drawn in. We were greeted by a member of staff, turned out to be the owner, and were sat at next to a fountain with goldfish after requesting better seats. The restaurant is a bit dated and has a shrine to cricket with a signed picture of Sanath Jayasuriya, former captain of the Sri Lankan cricket team at the bar. The ambience was peaceful and helped by the traditional Indian music with no vocals. It reminded me of the cinema adverts they had for local tandooris in the 1990s. We were eager to eat and quickly started in the 14 dishes which included a tandoori chicken, a korma chicken, a lamb vindaloo that was slightly spicy, a prawn curry that tasted fresh and was delicious, some Saag vegetarian dishes with cabbage, Spanish and potato, a curry made from sweet corn which was unusually good, a very tasty narn which was fresh and slightly sweet like peshwari, rice, onion baji and fried aubergine. We tried each and every dish and found them all to be very tasty. In general most are creamy and not oily at all and my mouth waters thinking about the food. Those who want very spicy food will be very disappointed as this is not spicy at all. I was a bit shocked to read a previous review that it had no flavour because every dish tasted good. The staff kept refilling the dishes regularly and were open and friendly. They were dressed down which was good as it just made you feel relaxed. It's odd that people don't write more about this place. It was half full when we went with people coming in to order takeaway as well. It deserves more to be said and I look forward to my next Sunday Indian lunch here.

My family took me here for a birthday feast, so I didn't really know what to expect as I live in…read moreBirmingham. Also, coming from Birmingham, I wasn't expecting anything as good as I've become used to with regards to the fine Asian restaurants where I live. How wrong I was! It's a reasonable size restaurant, with very friendly and helpful staff, and very clean and modern decor. The food though, oh the food! Birmingham actually doesn't have many restaurants of this quality. We only had popadoms to start, as I'd been warned that the main courses were quite large, and these were as you'd expect anywhere, however I decided to try the mixed tandoori grill with a keema naan and pilau rice for my main. Everything about the meat was great. It was well spiced, perfectly cooked, and very succulent. The rice was light and fluffy, and the naan was perfectly puffy too. Unless I pay through the nose for one of Birmingham's finer Indian restaurants in future, I think I'll be disappointed with most currys until I visit this place again.

I've been to this restaurant a number of times now, and I particularly recommend the table buffet…read morethat they do on a Sunday. Great value for money, good service, very friendly. Nice one.

The Ivory Club is in the heart of North Finchley. It's a private members club, which serves Indian…read morecuisine in elegant surrounds. It has a bar and a private room that can be hired out upstairs. I play poker there on Friday nights. The food is out of this world. Ask for Yog and he will look after you.

There's an abundance of Indian restaurants in the area, including the excellent Bombay Bicycle club…read morebut the food at this place blows them out of the water. Recently adding a delivery option means that there's no excuse for residents of this area not to sample the delicious food of this regular award winning restaurant.

TLDR? Scroll to the bottom of the review…read more Went here for some late night takeaway about an hour and a half before closing time,and the reception we received was rather unwelcoming. We were seated and were pretty quick with our decisions. We told the server we wanted takeaway and were immediately and unceremoniously shuffled to a table at the back that is for takeaways. Not like the restaurant was packed. There were only two other tables of customers.Okay, fine. We order two curries and two kingfisher beers. We get cobras. No big deal, we aren't that fussy. The bill gets just about thrown on the table by a rather unfriendly server. Woah, what was that about? We pay the bill which gets picked up brusquely by another grim faced server and order two more beers as the food hasn't come out yet. Food comes out a minute after we get our beer. Awesome, we'll drink these and head out. About 1/3 of the way through our beers a server walks by and says in an annoyed voice,"your food is getting cold". Ffs, okay, we're going! We chugged our beers and left. The food was mediocre and grainy to add insult to injury. TLDR: Unwelcoming, unfriendly, rude service and the food was a resounding meh.

We don't eat Indian food out a lot as we prefer to cook it at home, having been disappointed so…read moremuch with Indian restaurants in the past. Since we went here we have returned twice in six months. Each time the service was attentive without being intrusive, The food was well prepared and well presented and hot at the point of delivery. The price was very reasonable but don't expect to walk in and get a table between eight and ten o'clock or you could well be disappointed. I do recommend it if you like spicy foods and, coming from Africa, I do.