I wish I had taken more pictures so I could reminisce on this meal when I am not able to enjoy it in person. This restaurant was recommended to me by someone who comes here whenever they're in London and it did not disappoint. There is indoor and outdoor seating, and the restaurant is very busy/popular. I decided to have lunch on my own and there was about a 15 minute wait. All of the staff I interacted with were very kind, and the inside of the restaurant is dimly lit so it sets a cool and intimate vibe. It's a very vibrant atmosphere. The menu had so many delicious options to choose from. I went with the vegetable samosas to start and a fresh nimbu soda which was very refreshing. For my main dish I had the chicken ruby and a said of garlic naan. Everything was so incredibly fresh. The food was served as soon as it was done being prepared and the flavors were immaculate!!!! 10 out of 10! No notes! And I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking. For delicious Indian food. read more

Dishoom - Vegetable Samosas - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

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Dishoom literally never fails to disappoint. My first experience was at Convent Garden location and the Carnaby location was just as amazing! We managed to snag a reservation here before coming to London on a Saturday around 6:30 PM. We got there right on time and and our table was ready immediately. We had great booth in the back of the restaurant so it wasn't too loud. We all ordered some drinks when we sat down and opted for a Kingfisher to drink. For appetizers, we got some samosas and chili chicken which were delicious! They also gave us some of these rice crackers with different sauces which were delicious. For our entrees, we got some biryani, ruby chicken and rice, malai chicken, the gunpowder potatoes and 3 orders of naan! It was all delicious! The biryani with the yogurt sauce is my personal favorite but their garlic naan is great too. For dessert, we got the chocolate cake and I opted for the chai to end the meal which was delicious! This meal was stunning and you must stop by Dishoom while in London. read more

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We were so full after touring Burrough market, that we almost cancelled our reservation here, and that would have been tragic. Dishoom was one of our favorite spots in London. Since we were full, we ordered small and it was the perfect amount for us: Vegetable Samosa - get it Garlic naan - get it, goes great with this entree Roti - not ideal for this entree, but maybe with something else, delicious, but too thin, not enough structure, thin tortilla like Basmati rice - get it for this entree Ruby chicken - get it bc it's so good! Our server also surprised us with chocolate lava cake and lightly spicy ice cream to wish us good luck on the marathon and it was so good!!! The perfect ending to an amazing meal. Do not miss out on Dishoom! read more

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Worth the hype! I've heard a lot about Dishoom and was curious if the food would live up to the hype...and the answer is YES, YES IT DOES. The food is so good and so flavorful! I wish I had more people with me so that we could've ordered more dishes. My party of 3 ordered: 1 chicken ruby, 1 house daal, 1 garlic naan, 2 bowls of rice, samosas, fried okra, and some tea. Everything was DELICIOUS! The daal was fantastic. But man oh man was the Chicken Ruby addicting! The Chicken Ruby is their take on butter chicken and it was the perfect balance of acidity and spice and sweetness. We wanted to order another Chicken Ruby but we couldn't eat anymore. Would recommend this place to anyone! So good read more

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I've been obsessed with Indian food lately so last time I was in London I needed to try this locals popular spot. Casual spot with vibrant atmosphere. Bold Indian-inspired flavors. The dishes were packed with depth and richness. Our server was helpful explaining the menu and suggesting dishes. Some of our favorite courses were the house black daal, okra fries, Butter chicken and garlic naan. They also have a creative drink menu with alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. The chai tea is delicious! The place can get busy so I strongly suggest reservation but they are also walk-in friendly. Please come to New York!! read more

Dishoom - Butter Chicken, Black Daal, Rice and garlic naan - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

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My favorite place in London, possibly the world. Saw on "Somebody Feed Phil" and knew I had to stop in next time I was in the city. Came with family and got a table in the sun room. Will never forget our experience. Staff was incredibly kind and helped make suggestions and made our 3 year old's experience great too. The food was incredible! From small shareable plates to larger curry plates. So so so so good. 100% recommend to anyone looking for a great spot in London. read more

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Dishoom continues to be my most favorite stop when I am in London. My favorite has to be the Goa fish curry and the chicken biryani. Also the lamb chops are not to be missed. Service is amazing always, we were seated within 10 minutes on a busy Saturday night. ambiance is nice. Clean and nicely decorated. Can't wait to come back and can't wait for Dishoom Las Vegas to open! read more

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We stayed in London 4 nights and every time we wanted to eat here it was too busy with a line out the door with people waiting to get in. Last day we were in London, we went at 2pm and no lines! Meal was good and had nice service. read more

Really good, lives up to the hype! We didn't have a reservation but stopped but stopped by around noon and were seated immediately. They almost seated us at a table with sofas (living room style) but we asked to move to a table and they were able to accommodate. If my memory serves, I think we ordered the carnaby special, house black daal, chicken ruby, and chili chicken. I can't remember why the waffle style chips were called (or if it was complimentary) but those were really good! A fun way to try out all the different sauces. Everything we ordered was delicious but our favorite would have to be the ruby chicken, it's the closest thing to butter chicken. The other 2 curries were also rich in flavor. I really liked their chili chicken, but my bf thought it was too spicy to handle. Overall it was an amazing meal and I can't wait for it to open in NYC when I visit! read more

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This was my second time eating at Dishoom, and while I enjoyed it the first time, this time was even better because we weren't as jetlagged this time around. But definitely make a reservation because it's a popular spot amongst all of their locations and it fills up quick. We got The dishoom margarita - you'll like this if you like really sweet drinks! And the spice on the side also gives it a good kick. Kingfisher - this was such a clean mild beer, like I can see this being a good way to get into beers if you don't like them Basmati rice - pretty standard rice, but make sure you know which dishes come with what because you probably will need to order rice on the side. Naan - the garlic naan is obviously more flavorful and delicious than the plain. But when paired with all of the flavorful food, you can't really tell as much so honestly I would probably just get the plain next time to save some money. Chote papad with mango chutney - the mango chutney is really good! The sweetness and spiciness is balanced really well, and it's served with a crispy chip like papad. Methi gosht and paratha (1/2 plate, Chef's Carnaby Special) - I might prefer the paratha over the naan! It has more of a chewy texture to it. The curry had a little bit of a kick but was also pretty sweet. We definitely could have gone for a full plate though. And I really liked the cucumbers and onions, it was super refreshing and clean amongst all the strong flavors at the table. Dishoom chicken tikka - this was one of my favorites purely because it was more my level of spice. Where so far everything else just had a kick, this gave a little more of a burn - enough to make your nose run a little but not enough to make your tongue suffer. Gunpowder potatoes - really good potatoes, but also pretty standard potatoes. The lemon and white sauce are so so good in making them lighter and I wish they gave more white sauce. Because it could do with being even lighter. With all the curries and naans and rice, idk that having potatoes on the side is my favorite. While they're good, everything just feels really heavy, and I'd rather just get something more refreshing. Chicken ruby - I feel like this is the dish that everyone really gets. And I can see why! Super creamy, sweet, and flavorful, it's kind of similar to butter chicken. The food comes out pretty quickly and the workers are so friendly. And I love the little mango candies they bring out along with the bill. read more

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This place was phenomenal. If I could teleport to any restaurant, it'd be this Dishoom. We made reservations so we were seated fairly quickly. Note that the inside is quite tight and the tables are very close together. We ordered garlic naan and it was so dang good. The fresh pieces of garlic were perfection. We also ordered the chicken Ruby and - wow. The chicken was perfectly tender. The sauce was so flavorful and delicious. I still haven't stopped thinking about it months later. Highly recommend this spot! read more

Dishoom - Chicken Ruby - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

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I feel like I've thought about Dishoom at least once a day ever since trying it during my most recent trip to London. This is a rite of passage for tourists and there are multiple locations across London to check out so you have many opportunities to try it! We waited about ~30 minutes and another group waiting in line said it was "worth the wait" and they weren't wrong. There were only 2 of us and we feasted like queens. You must get the okra fries, chili cheese toast, ruby chicken (this is THE dish), and chili broccoli salad. If you have room for dessert, I highly recommend the kulfi which is pretty much like ice cream but in a popsicle. We also had the methi gosht and paratha along with the gunpowder potatoes, but that isn't anything to write home about. The service was friendly and efficient. The actual restaurant itself has darker/dimmed lighting inside and I felt like we had to use our flash to look at the menus (or maybe our eyes are just that old). Overall, it was an amazing experience and I would recommend coming here at least once during your trip to London. To be honest, at one point, we were thinking about going back again for a second time. read more

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Delicious! Probably one of the best Indian places we've had. First time trying and despite being a chain, it was great. Service was attentive. We sat at the bar before moving into the dining area. Unfortunate that during the transition between the bar and restaurant, the refillable chai wasn't brought over. Just know that your chai is bottomless :) read more

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IYKYK, Indian food in the UK is a must! It was so hard to decide where but my friends and the internet recommended we try Dishoom. Oh my gosh this place is so dang good! Reservations are a must because this is one of the most popular places to get Indian cuisine in London. We arrived before our reservations and sat at the bar. Once our table was ready, we were seated. The restaurant is quite massive. The bar is reminiscent of a typical pub--dark, cozy, old school. As you walk into the dining side it's bright, lots of plants and art, and mismatched tables and chairs for ranging party sizes. Service is fantastic, all of our waitresses are kind, accommodating, and fun to chat to. Everyone who helped us were efficient. We shared family style, ordering the Chef's Caranby Special, Makmali Paneer, Chicken Ruby, House Black Daal, Garlic Naan, and Basmati Rice. Hands down, my favorite curry was the black daal. It is so freaking addicting--creamy, rich, and delicious. The other curries were superb with a hint of spice, plenty of seasoning, and decent meat portions. Our starches were all great accompaniments. For dessert, they had some of the Coconutty Fruit Crumble. I took a bite and the crumble was good--sweet, coconutty, and filled with fruit. I decided to order a House Chai with Oat Milk. It was one of the best chais and a mixture of all the goodness--sweet, spicy, bold, and creamy. Dishoom is a well loved restaurant chain in England. Their Caranby location is off Kingly, which is a walking only path. Make reservations in advance! By the time we left there were at least 40 people waiting outside because it's that good. A true must try when visiting or living in London. read more

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Dishoom is a must visit when you are in London! The vibe here is so cool. We came for breakfast and I believe you can make reservations here but walk ins are ok too. Sometimes the lines get long but it moves fast. Their house chai is an absolute must and it is bottomless! They have the recipe right at the entrance. Naan rolls are super yummy, we tired sausage naan roll. Luckily our timing was a transition between breakfast and all day dining so I also got to try Vada pav which is probably the best Vada pav I have ever had! I can't wait to go back and try rest of all day dining. read more

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Dishoom was definitely one of the most recommended restaurants for us to try when we were in London for our first time, and I'm glad to say that it did not disappoint! We made a reservation for lunch at this location (Carnaby) on a Monday and it wasn't too busy at all when we arrived. The interior is a bit dark but part of the main dining area does open up to a bright and well-lit section which was nice during the daytime. We started with the okra fries and pau bhaji, both of which were super flavorful! For the pau bhaji, the combo of the somewhat spicy mashed vegetables with the buttery buns was an absolute delight. Then for the main courses, my fiance and I shared the black daal and the methi gosht with paratha (which is the cafe special at the Carnaby location). Both dishes were fantastic, and we definitely used up all of the paratha to soak up the curries. All in all, what a delicious meal and I'll absolutely be back again if I'm in London in the future! read more

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We were super glad to have made a reservation for an early Tuesday dinner. 30 mins after we were seated at 5:30PM, the whole place was packed and a queue had begun forming outside in the street. The restaurant is comfortable but feels small and cosy. We had a super friendly server who offered a great tour of the menu, and gave us some advice on how to order for 2 people. Well, the choices were excellent, but we did end up with wayyyyy too much food, so be careful overestimating your appetites! To kick things off, the Chota Papad was a fun, 3D-take on the poppadom, and came with great chutneys. We enjoyed the Carnaby Chef's Special, Methi Gosht with paratha; super tender lamb and great warmth. It's offered in a half-portion if needed. However, the top dish for us was the Chicken Ruby. To this homecoming Brit, it felt like a "proper" curry and had a lovely nostalgia of high street Indian restaurants of the 90s. We were talked into adding a small plate, and really loved the Fish Amritsari - but this, plus a roti, took the volume of food over the top for us, so we were sad to walk away from the leftovers. Next time, I'd stick with one entree, one small plate and the magical hexagonal poppadom bites. Dishoom deserves its accolades, and this particular location is highly recommended for a laid back, comfortable and welcoming experience. read more

Dishoom - Fish Amritsari small dish - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

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Dishoom has been on my list to try in London, and I'm so glad I went. Even on a Thursday evening there was a crowd of people queuing up before they opened. My mom and I typically always order the same things whenever we go to Indian restaurants: chicken tikka masala, naan, and basmati rice. So that's exactly what we ordered - except the chicken tikka masala here at Dishoom is called the chicken ruby. The chicken was super tender and flavorful, the naan was buttery, and the curry was prefect on the rice. Do note that the restaurant gets quite nosy and is a bit dark, so not great for photos, but all in all, great experience. read more

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I felt I was in India Very authentic Loved the basic Chi Tried two type of shrimp dishes and added vegetables and dal plus nan read more

Dishoom is certainly well worth a visit! But is it the best indian food you'll ever have? Read on... For starters, make a reservation unless you want to be stuck on an hour's long line to enter. The inside is so woodsy and charming, you can tell a lot of thought went into the ambiance of the place, and that alone you should take a few minutes to savor before you eat. When you're done, take a step down to the bathroom and on the way you can actually view the cookstaff prepping everything on site! The staff is super friendly and helpful with this innovative menu. A few dishes can be shared between groups and my family and I ordered the black daal, goan monkfish curry, tandoori chicken, chicken ruby, with sides of roti, naan and poppadums. In a word, everything tasted surprisingly unique, in a good way! The black daal has a smoky finish. The goan monkfish curry was delicious, but had such a nice sour cream taste to it, it was addicting. The chicken ruby was not as heavy as a tikka masala but had plenty of spice. And the chai I had was honestly, perfect for my tastes. For dessert, we had the Kala Khatta Nice Cream, which is interesting. It was really like eating a raspberry creamsicle with salt sprinkled on top. Even the menu warns you the taste might be weird at first, but you'll be hooked. With all of these niceties being said, I will say, the food was good but there is another restaurant in my heart that takes the place of best Indian food in the UK. There were a few duds like the poppadums and chocolate chai, but still overall, I would recommend a visit to Dishoom if you're looking for a unique Indian experience! read more

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What a wonderful way to begin my day! We stopped in for Brekkie In Carnaby. The staff were so friendly and welcoming! We were promptly served Chai and we preused the menu. I opted for the breakfast naan with eggs and bacon. Hubs dined in an omelet with sausage. 10/10 This location is one side restaurant and the other a permit room. They have outside seating as well. read more

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Best Indian food ever! We had Ruby Chicken, Roasted Cauliflower, Okra Fries and Lamb. The service was lightning fast, our waiter was friendly and gave great recommendations! The restaurant was welcoming and had a great vibe. read more

Dishoom - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

The best meal we had in London! My friend recommended this restaurant to us and after reading all the positive reviews I knew we had to try it. I made a reservation and was glad I did as the walk-up queue was very long. We were seated right away and the server was very knowledgeable about the menu and gave us lots of recommendations. My favorite was the sweet and flavorful ruby chicken and fresh garlic naan. We also tried the samosas which were crispy with a little kick, the jackfruit biryani, murgh malai, raita, and house daal. My husband enjoyed the chili chicken and chicken tikka. Everyone enjoyed the food including my dad who isn't the biggest fan of Indian cuisine. If you are taking a trip to London, don't miss Dishoom and make a reservation! read more

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my new favorite indian spot. oh my god. i dreamt about the ruby chicken paid with their cheese naan and garlic naan. cozy and warm atmosphere and our server was so kind and welcoming. was quite busy but we were sat right away with our day-of reservation. dishoom i love you please come to california. read more

I had high expectations, and the staff were all lovely as was the decor, but I was just very underwhelmed with the food (especially at the price point). We didn't have reservations and queued for about an hour on Saturday night, which is to be expected for someplace so popular and didn't damper our experience. The interior rooms are dimly lit and I really liked the ambience. The cocktails were also great with interesting, subtle twists on traditional favorites. I had the espresso martini and my boyfriend had the margarita. Both were great and we were looking forward to our meal. While nothing was bad, nothing was great either. The butterflied prawns were flavorful, but overly cooked and overpriced for only four medium-sized prawns. The Ruby Chicken and chicken and mango salad were our favorites from what we ordered, but while tasty, I wouldn't go out of my way for either. We ordered a side of garlic naan to sop up the sauce and it came out room temp/cooled and didn't even taste garlicky. After spending about $185 US on an ok/decent meal, I'm not confident I'd go back unless for cocktails. read more

Dishoom - Butterflied prawns, ruby chicken, side of garlic naan to - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

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So good we had to visit twice. Dishoom is an absolute must when you're in London and craving incredible Indian food. The seasoning is perfectly balanced -- rich, flavorful, and comforting without being overly spicy, which was exactly what we needed on a cold day. We didn't mind the 40-minute wait at all. The staff brought out tea and other drinks for those of us in line, which made the time fly by. Honestly, it turned into part of the experience. My advice: get there early, be ready to wait a bit, and enjoy some good conversation while you do. Dishoom is well worth it -- every single time. read more

Dishoom - Black Dial and something else I can't remember but everything on the menu was epic - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

We were able to snag a table for lunch on a beautiful day. This place lives up to the hype. Started off with a crisp Kingfisher beer. It's brewed in England and tasted great. The papadum puffs were interesting. The accompanying mango chutney was badass. We were mildly disappointed that there were no chicken dishes made with white meat, but we got over it. The blackened prawns were excellent. The jackfruit biryani was delicious, with a very different flavor profile than other biryanis that we have eaten. It was spicy. The dish that impressed me the most was the black daal. It had a rich, complex flavor. The raita and garlic naan were excellent. Dishoom can hold its own against any Indian restaurant in New York. Totally worth the trouble! read more

Dishoom - An excellent spread - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

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The food is worth all the hassle. You have to have a reservation as the line goes out the door. The restaurant is massive and very warm and busy. The decor is fun and the staff are on top of things in a good way. It is well worth a visit for good and different Indian food. read more

amazing dishes start to finish. service was excellent and efficient. they were very tentative. it certainly had a vibe, it was a restaurant & bar, timid and lovely. would go back. read more

Dishoom - pau bhaji. - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

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Let's talk amazing "Authentic" East Indian food. Curry heaven. This was really really great food on a scale that I cut above the best. It was recommended by our driver who was familiar with Indian food having been there a long time and said that because of the quality of the ingredients in the food they get in London And it's the best recipe to come from India with the people making it the old style way the flavors are off the hook. It was so wonderful to taste. Something that had authentic flavors like this. It really doesn't matter what you order off the menu because it's going to be an amazing experience. I recommend that you see this place and treat yourself to a culinary excursion into the unknown, but the lovely unknown. read more

Dishoom - Deep space and busy. - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

Don't be scared of the queue! The staff manages it very well, hands out beverage samples, and it actually moves quick. They take your name and party size and then call you inside when the bar clears enough. Then they give you a buzzer for when your table is ready. Everyone told me to eat a Dishoom, and know I know why. I will be thinking about the magical cheese naan dipped in the luscious Ruby chicken for a long time. Food comes out quick and everything we ordered I'd recommend. The house chaat was delicious, and you must order the Ruby chicken with cheese naan. I can't wait to come back and try more! Also our waiter was so lovely and gave us an incentive card to return read more

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After getting many recommendations on Dishoom, we had to make it work. And so for our one week trip to London, I looked at all of the Dishooms in Central London for reservations and the latest one I could get was 4:30 PM on a Friday, (everything else was booked) and so, that's what we did. We ate scantily all day awaiting our early dinner at Dishoom -- and it delivered. Having tried Indian in London before, I knew it was some of the best... but Dishoom went beyond. With four of us, we ordered a lot. By far the best dish was their signature Black Daal. It was buttery and smooth, and it melts in your mouth. I could had eaten the whole thing myself. (In fact, I swiped the last few bites despite my full belly!) The next best thing? Probably the New Keema Pau, which was this ground lamb with fluffy toasted buns. Delicious. And the next best thing? The Monkfish Curry. The fish was perfectly cooked -- and we kept eating the curry even after the fish pieces were all snatched up. We also had the chicken tikka, okra fries, gunpowder potatoes, mattar paneer, grilled greens, and the warm aubergine chutney. All were great as well, although the aubergine chutney was a little intense. But it was still interesting to try. Even though we ate at 4:30 PM, we feasted and stayed full well into the evening. I will definitely come back upon future returns to London. Perhaps I'll make rezies ahead of time so we don't have to eat so early (but honestly, I'm getting old and eating at 4:30 isn't actually that far off :P) Go eat there. Don't worry about what time it is. Anytime is a good time for Dishoom! read more

Dishoom - New Keema pay - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

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terrific chain. wish we had this in the US. the interior was massive, very well designed, and impressively classy. service was superb and the food was lovely read more

Dishoom - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

I arrived at 11:40 and was told there was no server for the outside area until 12:15. Could I get on a wait list, I asked. No need. So we walked around Carnaby Street and returned at 12:09 to find all the outside tables were taken. I saw a table open up and was told that it was too small for our party. I went back again and told the hostess we'd make it work, and by then I think my pestering had worn her down and we got a table. Yay! This shouldn't have happened in the first place but yay! Otherwise we would have been waiting around an hour and this might have messed up our plans (we had tickets) for later in the day. We got our perennial favorite, Gunpowder Potatoes, as well as my husband's new fave, a lamb dish (though I can't remember the name now). We also tried the Channa Salad and the Ruby Chicken. The latter included only about 5 not large pieces of chicken, so a little skimpy for the price. And as always I delighted in their Chocolate Chai (the best anywhere) and had another Chocolate Chili Pudding, even though I'd had one a week earlier, because I loved it so much. read more

This was the second Dishoom I've ever been too and while it has the same vibe as the other, it's quite unique at the same time. I purposefully scheduled a 16hr layover in London just so I could come into the city and enjoy this food. I ordered the lamb vindaloo spicy and was sweating pure happiness the whole time. The waitress saw me fighting delicious demons and kept my cup filled. She recommended the mango kulfi and I couldn't think of a better way to end the meal. I will be back. read more

I love this place so much I went twice in three days! It gets a long line so prepare to wait or arrive early. The staff does a great job of getting people in and sat they even serve drinks in line while you wait. Chicken Kathi Roll is a must as is the chicken Ruby. Everything on their menu is so flavorful it will literally leave you coming back for more. read more

Unbelievable. Some of the best Indian food I have ever had and I was very concerned about the Q and not being able to make reservations coming from New York where I make reservations for everything, but it was a super simple process. The staff was so friendly they handed out warm drinks while we were waiting in the cold and then you get sent to the bar once you're able to get inside the drink options included chai, fresh mint tea, or sherry And they said it was going to be about an hour wait and I think in total we waited about 25 minutes and had a great conversation with the line manager. Now onto the food, the lamb Samosa and chef special with lamb absolutely stole the show. They were incredible. I also loved the chicken biryani and the vegetable samosas and of course the garlic naan was delicious where the restrooms are when you go downstairs separated is the kitchen and you can see them making the fresh on and it looks incredible . The Dehue chicken tikka was also delicious but something that I didn't realize is that there wouldn't be sauce with that just something to keep in mind, but it was incredible and super flavorful. I feel like the Soho Carnaby location has slightly less of a vibe compared to the others, but it was still incredible inside beautifully decorated. The drinks were delicious and the staff was phenomenal. read more

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So this place is definitely a tourist spot, but they do it well with the ambience, low lit lighting, and food. I like the touch with offering warm chai or sherry the people waiting on line. It shows that they are appreciative of your patronage. The food is honed down to a well executed formula especially with the daal. I don't know if I've had better black daal before. One star off--What lacks however is the 2 hour seating limit rule. I understand that diners shouldn't linger. However, on busy nights where you can't find your server to order some more dishes (mainly dessert at end of meal), it leaves a sour taste in my mouth because you're basically kicked out despite wanting to order dessert and being refused because you literally just made it 2 minutes short of the two hour limit! read more

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We've stopped in several times & tonight we took a couple of first timers, before the rush. We were asked the standard "have you ever been here?" & for the first time ever, received zero response from the staff when we noted we had first timers... she just turned & walked away - no welcome, no get bent, nothing. We explained how it works & eventually ordered. Our food was great but I don't think the service won over this couple as repeats. It's lousy, as staff are usually amazing at giving the run down & tips when we bring in someone new. Total was $145/ 4 with bar drinks read more

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If you're in London you definitely have to make a pit stop for Indian food. As for Dishoom, this place definitely checks that box of semi-upscale good Indian food, but honestly nothing that would truly blow your mind compared to some mom and pop shops you may be able to find in other areas. The environment definitely gives tourist friendly and the interior is elaborately designed, however I feel like the portion sizes are definitely lacking and with prices being a bit higher than your conventional Indian spot makes this place slightly underwhelming. Food is still decently good but I feel like you should be able to find a better deal. read more

Dishoom - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

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