Visited for lunch; it was quiet, service was dull, food was okay, but the naan was overcooked, our…read morepaneer arrived without cheese inside (lol), and the entire place was vacant. I used to be a great spot, but they've swapped care and service for improved décor.

Once again, utterly awful service. The bar team appears annoyed when they need to assist you and is…read moremore focused on talking to each other and polishing glasses than giving you any attention.

Awesome food and great service- this place is always packed- make sure you have a reservation…read moreotherwise you will have little chance of getting a table.

If there's one thing you have to get here it's the daal makhani. This is the best one I've ever…read moretried. I also really enjoyed the fresh passion fruit juice they make (it has some masala in it). The lamb chops were a bit chewy, had good flavor but could be cooked better.

Day of The Raj has been around for ages and it's easy to taste why. This place is always full on…read morethe weekends. The Chicken Tikka Balti here tastes really authentic and is served on the proper metal rounded plates. We came on a Saturday night so there was a bit of a wait for food. The atmosphere in this place is good, brown and subdued. Day of The Raj is not a big place but it is really good which is why it's lasted so long. The curry served here is not oily at all (something that is very important to me). You get the real sense that Day of the Raj relies on local business and it therefore good. My brother raved about this place and this is why I had to try it. There is a Sunday buffet on offer but the good news is they do not stop providing dishes from the regular menu. You can't go wrong at this place but be sure to reserve on weekends.

Best indian food in the world ever!!!!! The butter chicken…read moreis my favourite, but everything is great

I honestly loved this place, this was the last sit down meal I had before I came back to America…read more The fried rice here is so different from what you will find at an Indian restaurant. The rice actually had egg which gave a different twist then the regular basmati rice. When I go back to London this will be a place I check out again.

Ever since the honeypot was taken over by the Everest owmer I have been coming here for food every…read moreyear. The menu has a nice change, not the same as the original everest which is nice. I have always received a war,, swift service. I do not order the cocktails as I know none of their staff know how to make anything relatively nice. So I just stick to beer or a soft drink. The price is fair for nw london. The food is really delicious depending on what you order. The level of spice is good too The garden area at the back is huge, but this area is not owned by the Everest owner, that belongs to someone else who does shisha etc, hence why you have to order your drinks at the bar inside and take them out!

We were recommended Meera's Village by family and on our next visit to London, decided to try it…read moreout. Once you exit Queensbury tube stop, look to your left and Meera's is in that general direction. We went for the buffet thali, which was an 'all you can eat' affair with a lot of our favourites thrown in as part of the deal. The food was delicious and well prepared. I also loved the setting, with the walls being painted with scenes from rural India! The service was superb and one of the best things I liked about Meera's was the fact that the breads such as roti, thepla etc were freshly made to order, which is not a normal thing in most buffet places. Also the fact that the sheer variety of what was available as part of the thali package was pleasantly surprising. Since I can't really think of anything that went wrong for us on this occasion, hence the five stars. If I am in this part of London next, I will pay them another visit. As with everywhere else, I sincerely hope they continue to maintain their levels of quality and service.

Having eaten at both the indian restaurants in Mill Hill Broadway this is by far the best. Very…read morejovial atmosphere when I was here. Good quality and reasonably priced. Friendly staff. Worth a go if you like Indian food.

Being a frequent visitor to this fabulous curry house, its great to be greeted with a smaile and…read morealways made very welcome, I have taken my wife here for romantic valentines day dinners and I have had a boys night out ending here. The food and service cannot be beaten, try it yourself, you wont be dissapointed!!!!

A suitable place for South Indian & Sri Lankan community people…read more A very good place for take away foods. They've a Variety of Snacks, Vegetarian & Non Vegetarian Foods. Worth for the price & quality. Hurry up & don't wait till late because they fun out of food very very quickly then you've to have for long for the fresh lot . . :(

One of the many Indian restaurants in the area, but certainly the superior one in the immediate…read morevicinity (avoid Circle Lounge). While the place is also a pub on one side, the 2 areas don't cross at all so it's not your usual pub/restaurant experience (it's better). The pub has a decked beer garden area, one of the few places like it in the area which is a bonus for us. Drinks are reasonably priced and food in the restaurant using Tastecard is more than worth it for what you get. Worth noting to avoid half pints of beer/cider, as they charge about 80% of a full pint which is very very unusual. Highly recommended!

Food was great! Butter chicken was superb! Garlic Naan! Definitely coming back when I Visit!read more

I went here last night with a couple of friends, I wasn't expecting much from this particular area…read moreto be fair. We got there and the restaurant looked amazing from outside, but it was quiet, which I thought wasn't a good sign. But moving on, we got shown to our seats, asked for our drinks and given some nicely designed and well set out menus, with very nice options to choose from. So from there we ordered starters, I had the tandoori chicken, I was expecting just little bits of chicken, to my surprise a whole leg of chicken, cooked tandoori style, appeared in front of me. It was amazing, then about 10 - 20 minutes later, chicken biryani. The chicken in this was beautiful, the rice even better, and the Naan bread. Just wow! Thinking back, I now wonder, why? Why, is it so empty in here? This place is a little gem, the service magnificent, we even stayed for about 20 minutes after chatting to the people there. My honest opinion to anyone in this area, go there, go there right now. Take your friend out for a lovely Indian meal and you won't regret it. Oh and another thing to add, it was very cheap and very cheerful. 5 Star all around, just wish I had seconds, but I was stuffed.

Just wanted to mention Spice Rack and the team. We held a family dinner at the restaurant, and they…read morewere fabulous throughout the evening, from the moment we walked into a calm and empty restaurant, to the moment we left nearly 3.5hrs later. The restaurant became full over the course of the first hour and half, and service levels did not drop. Serving a group of 23 brings it own challenge whilst still looking after other patrons. A job well done. Food is definitely on point. Everything we ordered was on point. Papad Crispy Corn - Definitely being added to the order list next time we are in. Gunpowder Fries - Kind of like Nandos peri fries, but better! Salt and Pepper Broccoli - Was expecting a deep fried tempura version, but actually was not deep fried at all. A welcome change actually, and very well flavoured. Broccoli was al dente which was a nice touch. Chilli Garlic Mogo - Different again from most places, as had a lasan (garlic) chutney vibe, but still managed to keep the Mogo crunchy. Vegetable Manchurian - The Manchurian balls did not get soggy and the sauce was brilliant, especially with the fresh crispness of the spring onions. Mari Chicken Tikka - First time we ordered this, and definitely won't be the last! Something very different to just the normal Chicken Tikka Seekh Kebab - Could have been a bit more girthy, but flavour wise, delicious. Tawa fish - Different to fish pakora, and I'm all for it. Felt like a Goan version with a semolina coating. Chilli Cheese Naan - Could have eaten this all day long, wish it was a less mature cheese, but I guess that's a personal preference. Chilli Paneer - Enjoyed by all the vegetarians, not really I dish for me as not a fan of Paneer in general. Daal Tadka - Loved it with the Tandoori Paratha Kadai Keema Peas - my preference on Keema is a slightly dryer version, which this was. Chicken biryani - Tasty and flavourful Jeera Rice - Exactly what it says on the tin Butter Naan - Soft pillowy and a perfect vessel for all the curries Tandoori Paratha - A welcome change to just naan

Amazing food!!! Everything i've had on the menu has been just delicious and I do not usually like…read morespicy food. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone who wants a nice filing meal. Inside is nicely decorated but I find the tables too small especially when going with a group of people each ordering starters, mains, drinks and sides. Price is standard for Indian food but the worth the quality of food. I've been here a number of times and all occasions have a been great.