Great stop in London! My husband and I were looking for somewhere to go for good chicken tikka…read moremasala near the Tower of London and this place did not disappoint! Really classy atmosphere inside. Ali was very nice and great at recommending us other dishes to try. We had the chicken tikka masala and Calcutta chicken rezala as our mains. We also ordered mushroom rice, garlic naan and cheese naan. All of it was fantastic! I would definitely recommend this place for great Indian food in London.

Food excellent as usual... our waiter was a wee bit pushy and demanding to our party of six... but…read morethe waiter from Bangladesh is always lovely and we wish to have him next time.

Wry inexpensive and very tasty food Nice quick service as…read morewell If you're in Kings Cross, do you want a nice Indian for an extra? Nothing come here

Conveniently located near King's Cross Station, Indian Lounge was the perfect midday pick-me-up. I…read morehad their lunch special--samosas, curry chicken, and pilaf rice (pelau)--and it was flavorful, satisfying, and not overwhelming in portion or spice. The seasoning was spot-on, especially for my Caribbean taste buds. I noticed that many diners seemed to prefer milder dishes, and it's clear the restaurant caters thoughtfully to its customer base. The spice level is balanced and accessible--but if you want more heat, you can always add it. As any good cook knows, spice can be layered in, but once it's overdone, there's no turning back. Service was outstanding, the place was sparkling clean (even the bathrooms), and the gentle Indian music created a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Lunch came with ice cream, but I was so full and happy I couldn't even touch it..at first...lol. I'll absolutely be back--next time for dinner!

The food here is excellent. I ordered the crab marsala and it was creamy with a nice flavor. The…read morechat was also nice and spicy. The nan was not served hot so it would of been nice if they had waited to make the bread later. The restaurant was really cold. Not sure if the heater is broken, but I asked them to turn the heat up, but it was still cold. I also did not like that they automatically add 10% gratuity, but the service was good. I would come again, but I would not sit by the window as I left the restaurant feeling cold.

I'm really disappointed with Massala Hut. We went there for a team dinner (there were about 12 of…read moreus), and ordered the food in advance. The restaurant itself was very dull and felt cheap, which would have been fine if we'd had a good meal, however it was expensive, at around £17-£22 a head for a main, rice or naan and a drink and the food quality was well below par. Food came out shortly after we arrived, but considering we arrived on time and the kitchen were fully aware of what we wanted, it was lukewarm and tasted as if it had been under the hotplate for a while. My spicy poppadum (a rip off at 95p), wasn't spicy and was tiny. It also came folded in two. For the main I'd ordered the non-vegetarian thali (at around £15), and was shocked that it came as all meat, without any vegetable sides/pots. Two of the four pots were tandoori grill and the other was chucks of chicken in a red sauce and the last lamb with spinach. The rice was dry and the naan was soft and felt old and stringy. Service was also terrible, we were made to feel as if we had inconvenienced them, although we'd told them well in advance our orders to make it easy for them. They rushed everything out and were very curt. One of our party ordered an extra naan and was made to feel like a criminal. Really not what I had hoped for.

What a great find next to the Heathrow Sheraton. Food was exquisite and plentiful at reasonable…read moreprices. Service was warm and friendly. We had papadums that had to be the best pickles and sauces I have had. I took the Bhuna while my wife had a tandoori fish dish and son had a paneer. All were nicely spiced and very tasty.

We order the tandoori chicken and mixed appetizer. The chicken was flavorful, but a bit dry maybe…read morebecause it was the breast. The non-veg sampler was ok...the samosa lacked flavor, but the chicken and prawn were good.The best was the pakora. We also had the paneer tikka masala which was more tomato and less cream, but still was a pleasant tangy flavor. Garlic naan was war and soft too so overall a good experience. Service was excellent and the staff were attentive.

This place is absolutely incredible! Some of the best Indian food we've had in our lives. Wow…read more Service was unreal too. Definitely eat here soon.

Probably the worst Indian restaurant in London! They pride themselves on how long they have been…read morehere! Well all I can say is either friends and family visit or it's a money front! Staff are rude and not helpful. The food is actually quite good but if you like being treated by the staff as if you are an inconvenience then you will love it. Personally I would look elsewhere! Try any other Indian and have a better experience!

SCW and I stopped into Shad Indian Restaurant while we were staying across the street for our…read moreLondon travels. I read the reviews on Yelp and we had to try it. The food here really is amazing. We were warmly greeted when we arrived for lunch shortly after they opened, had our choice of tables and ordered. We ordered veggie samosas for starter, SCW had the Channa Masala, and I ordered the Aloo Pak and some garlic naan. We also ordered two beers. The samosas came out first with some raita. They were incredibly good. So well cooked on the inside and bursting with flavor. I wasn't quite expecting the heat that slowly built but the raita was a good balance. SCW's Chana Masala was excellent, so well spiced and cooked to perfection. My Aloo Pak was incredibly flavorful and delicious. The spinach was so tender and melted in my mouth. The garlic naan was excellent as well. The interior is nice and warm and welcoming. The service was great as well. I definitely would come back here in the future given the chance. One of the best Indian food restaurants I've enjoyed so far.

We stumbled across this bc we were in the area but definitely wasn't mentioned on any searches we…read moredid for best food. This place was definitely good. As always, you can't go wrong with butter chicken, rice and naan!

Ok, where do I begin? The name may seem misleading but the food is not. It's amazing. The service…read moreis amazing. I could tell you the dish I had or what made it this meal great, but you MUST come here yourself and try. Slightly off the beaten path I. Piccadilly, it's worth the stop.

Great experience at this hidden spot! We were in the area for a different Indian restaurant that…read morewas packed! Was really craving Indian food and stumbled upon this great gem. We were a party of 6 and they accommodated us right away. The appetizers were great, the food was authentic, and the service was spot on! Highly recommend it for a try!

AIR CONDITINED!! £18 for app and the main with two "pepper…read morewarning" on menu, so added a £18 bottle of wine. Is this expensive? No. Was the spice too much? No, it was great! Was the service good, absolutely! Ambiance was AIR CONDITIONED rare luxury in London! Nice music was drowned out with constant, loud chattering from staff. Management accepted constructive criticism to keep this this down with grace. I'll return to see if my suggestion to place a table or two outside is taken seriously

What a delicious treat! We ordered chicken tikka masala, lamb korma, aloo gobi, sag dal and…read moresamosas. The flavors were rich and spice was good. The service was friendly. Food took time but worth it. We had a large group and they made sure we were taken care of well. The chef came out and you could see his pride of service. Note: they do use coconut milk (for those with allergies)