Very pleasant. Poppadoms followed by chicken dhansak. Excellent!read more

Great food. I would say the trendiest restaurant in Uxbridge. Food is a little bit expensive but…read moreworth it. My favourite is Jeera Chicken. The staff are friendly and fast. The food is really really fresh. You can also hire the restaurant for parties, weddings etc. If you're looking for something posh this is where to go.

I recently tried Dal Makhani for the first time else where & really liked it, so I ordered the same…read morefrom Chutneys. I placed the order over the phone and paid £10.20 for Dal Makhani and a naan when I arrived. Dal Makhani is made with black lentils, and the container was even labelled "Dal Makhani." The guy behind the till even corrected my pronunciation, so I definitely didn't expect to receive something completely different. When I got home about an hour later and opened it, it turned out to be a bland, tasteless tarka dal, not Dal Makhani at all. The naan was average as well. I was quite hungry so I ended up eating about half of it, but it was disappointing.

NOT RECOMMENDED the…read morefood is absolutely flavourless, no salt and practically just boiled food. waste of money. im so disappointe.

I have been coming regularly to Uxbridge for work in the last few months and I always planned to…read moretry some Indian food, as UK is real mecca for Indian cuisine on this continent. I left a choice of cuisine for the evening with my colleague, and I settled on choosing the best place to go. This place had some good reviews on some other websites, so we decided to try it. The restaurant is quite nice, light and has some cool water bubble decorations with light going on. We started with some poppadoms, garlic naan bread. All of those came with some sauces, that were really nice - especially lime pickle. Afterwards it was time for our mains - lamb madras for my colleague and Tawa lamb - local specialty. Medium spiced dish with herbs and lamb. The food was very tasty and well spiced, but just enough. Service was extremely attentive and waiter checked a few times, if his recommendation of Tawa dish was a good match. After getting our bill he offered a glass of some liquor, which was a nice ending to our meal. If you are ever lost on the way to London and find yourself in Uxbridge then it is definitely a very nice place for some Indian food (I am not an Indian food expert thought).

As far as your local Indian restaurant goes, Javitri feels nice and modern. The restaurant has a…read morelovely relaxed atmosphere and although we visited on a Tuesday evening, I have no doubt it would have the same vibe on a Friday or Saturday. The staff are really attentive and the food felt like it came out promptly (hard to tell though when you start eating those papadums and can't stop until the mains arrive!) I ordered a chicken korma with rice and a saag paneer. This was the first time I tried a saag paneer and I was not disappointed; creamy cheese with spiced spinach was beautiful with my korma sauce. The main reason I have given 3 starts is because the chicken was very dry. I could only eat 2 or 3 pieces, and so did other people in the group I was with. Since I have eaten in restaurants and takeaways with such good moist chicken in a korma or other curry, this was a bit disappointing. There was a large group of 9 of us and the staff accommodated us really well as we weren't sure how many of us would turn up from the onset. They also had lovely little extras like hot towels, mint chocolate with the bill, and our bill came to £15 each including a tip. I will visit again and hopefully can improve my rating for the chicken!

I believe this was the first Tandoori restaurant in Uxbridge. Ideally placed in old Windsor Street…read more Parking is a nightmare, but you can park in the Chimes Shopping Centre or Tesco's shopping centre. Food is good, staff are very good as well. The owner also owns the Kohinoor in Uxbridge. I have been there a couple of times, and have enjoyed my meal.

Although this was not one of the first Indian restaurants in Uxbridge, it is owned by the fella who…read moreowned the first one. The first one was called the Taj Mahal and was located in Vine Street, now redeveloped, so the owner has been in the business a long time (since the 70's - possibly longer) and knows the ropes. The food in the old one was superb and the standard of food in the Raj has not fallen and is as good as ever. You can expect good and polite service and some of the best Indian food available anywhere in the UK. It's not a big restaurant, so it gets a bit busy on Fridays and Saturdays, but if you have to wait a few minutes for a table, it's well worth the wait. Weekdays though, you probably won't have to wait.

I am from New York and we enjoy Indian food but we do not have places like this. The food was…read moreamazing. The service was attentive and polite. And the restaurant was clean and nice. We had the puri with spice prawns, meat samosas and the lamb vindaloo. Each dish was great but the puri with spice prawns was the best. One small thing I didn't like the chutney plate which we did not touch (one of 4 they gave us) was taken from our table -we did not want it - and put on someone else's. Again we did not touch it, but. . . This is forgivable because it was so good.

Wonderful! Took a group of 9 --including 3 with allergies--and the food and service was fantastic!read more

Great atmosphere on any night. Love the decor too…read more The food can be hit and miss sometimes (leaves me wondering - do they alternate chefs with Malik's Express?) but I don't think it is not for lack of trying. I really like this place. For me the one let down in the last year and a bit has been the service. It has taken ages to get a staff members attention. I suspect they just don't have enough client facing staff. This is something that can be easily rectified. Nevertheless a lovely dining experience relative to the price.

The restaurant has a nice ambiance using starched white linens. A nice place to have a nice dinner…read moredate in Gerrards Cross. The food presentation is very nice. 3 stars for the food because it was surprisingly mild for my palate. The dal was well made, not mushy. Saag aloo had well cooked potatoes, light on the saag. Chicken tikka was too creamy and too much sauce, not enough chicken. Saag lamb was well seasoned, best dish I had tonight. Naan was skippable as it was a bit sweet.

Although a little walk from the centre of Uxbridge it is well worth it, the restaurant is modern…read moreand the staff are friendly. The food was well presented and most importantly very tasty. This is an ideal place to explore the different item on the menu, since every we ever had here have been very good. Highly recommended

From the owner: Indian Restaurant Fine Dinning…read moreOutdoor Catering Indian Takeaway Delivery Family & Group Events Private Dinning Nepalese & Himalayan Cuisines

Food is good. Nothing to blow you away with though. Prices very reasonable, portions average,…read moreservice good. They have a bar, and Guinness on tap (as well as a couple of other beers). Tip: lemon rice is sweet - not what you may be used to at other restaurants; but apart from that, everything else is saaaame-old. Good for parties if you're looking for a quiet venue.

Good food reasonable prices and nice decor :) Staff are always friendly tooread more

I would highly recommend the Prince of India…read more This restaurant provides excellent value for money without compromising on quality. The food always appears to be fresh and generously seasoned/spiced and tastes fantastic. If you spend over £20, you can request for your order to be delivered free of charge. This is great if you fancy a restaurant quality meal but don't feel like actually going out. I would recommend anyone to try this restaurant if you are looking for great Indian food.