Jaipur and Thali Thali are probably the 2 best choices for Indian food in Woking at least in my…read moreopinion. There are a few differences though... Jaipur is a bit louder and more lively which is not a bad thing but if you want a quieter experience then go to Thali.. Jaipur has this fantastic offer for parties of 4 which can be found at the back of the menu... definitely the way to go as it is a great deal and everyone will be full. Both restaurants need to add more offerings of desert as this is a great revenue stream $$$ Popadums are a must... Bhaji are a must... just go try it!

My very favourite indian! Having tried several in Woking…read more(and London) this is by far one of the best. You have to try it. If you like mild flavours, try Pasanda or Peshwari. If you like medium ones, Moysore and Dumpuk are amazing! The naan is good, the rice is good, the ambience lovely, with beautiful frescos on the walls and soft spotlights above each table creating a unique atmosphere. And the service is consistently good! I've been here on a date, with colleagues, with friends, and we all keep coming back. It's by far one of the best indian restaurants I have been to, and I would recommend you stop by as well. They do take-away and delivery (take-away saves you 10%) and are a great place to get food from on a lazy weekday evening if you'd rather stay in with a movie.

Staying in the area, we were looking for a solid Indian restaurant. Sherry found Tower Tandoori on…read moreYelp. Our waiter Ali was top notch. Friendly and attentive. We started with a basket of pappadum with four sauces, a samosa chaat and then shared tandoori puri chicken and palak paneer. Everything was spot on - service, taste, portions, all great. We had galub juman for dessert! Wonderful. Sorry about the photos! We were too hungry to wait!!

Ate here post London Marathon and exactly what I could of dreamed of…read more We Had: Drink: Masala chai (great) Apps:chicken tikka trio, papadom basket Punjabi samosas - so good Meal chicken tikka butter Marsala with steamed rice and garlic naan - perfect Desert gulajamum (Indian milk donuts) - unreal!

The food was better than I thought it was going to be though I don't think deserving of four…read morestars. We had: Sheek kebab, prawn puri, chicken vindaloo and tikka masala, as well as usual sides. My son said the kebab had very little flavour and I could see it was pale rather than reddish. It looked like unseasoned lamb-pretty poor. Our puri was not great either. However, things picked up with the mains. The vindaloo had some heat to it and a rich source. The tikka masala contained (rightly) pieces of tikka in a thick and tasty source. Service was ok (sorry I can't say more than that really). Would I return? Yes, but would leave out the starters.

Ordered Ajanta food from amaazon food delivery - tried the bhindi (okra), Saag Aloo and Masala…read moreDaal. First and foremost the portion ot price ratio is amazing! I got a lot of food for a really low price which is always lovely and the driver to my 3-star review. The food itself was tasty but not something I'd order again - it was just loaded with onions. I understand that a good curry requires some onion action but they should be cooked down not left at this semi-soft state. All 3 dishes had way to much onion which was a disappointment. I would like to say that the food really wasn't oily or too salty which is seriously worth noting given the usual state of Indian takeout in London.

There are quite a few Curry houses in this area but Roshni's is a cut above all of them for sure…read moreand easily rates a solid 4* I have been here more than a few times and they are consistent in everything they do. Their service is spot on and they are always checking back with you on all aspects of your scran, bless 'em. As is the Brit way, a curry is the final port of call after a few scoops so post riverside beverages at the Ship we yomped over the bridge to Roshni's and ordered up; the prerequisite Poppadoms and relishes Gosht Hydrabadi Biryani Samundari Rhaja Jhinga accompanied by sides of Saag Paneer, Onion Bhajjis, a round of Tandoori Roti and a couple of bottles of Kingfisher The Biryani & Jhinga were exquisitely spiced, the vegetable sauce was light and fruity and the Bhajjis cooked to perfection, not the usual soggy mess you find elsewhere. The only slight disappointment was the Roti which was not as soft and doughy as it should be. If you are an aficionado of things spicy then try their phenomenal Phaal. If it is too hot for you then you are just 20 yards from the river ..... Cost per head on this visit was £25. VFM for such a posh spot even if we are talking Staines! They are currently offering a 'buy 1 Main get one free' offer. Why are you still reading? Go snaffle it up !!

As a visitor from USA, I was just at this place on business and thoroughly enjoyed it!…read more Location - right in Staines a few minutes off the motorway and from the Runnymeade Hotel. Parking - Hey this is the UK. You know what that means. Food - Excellent indeed. Chicken Tikka Masala was good (have to have a real non indian dish). Rogan Josh was great as well as the fish, samosas and beef. Everything that we had was very, very good indeed. Service - not bad, at all, but we were there late and I think they wanted to go home.... They "advised" us of this in the nicest way. Ambiance - Nice, clean, modern. roomy and great decor. This place is a classy place and good for large parties as well! I would come here again in a heartbeat

Food was outstanding, service attentive. Enjoyed it very much. We tried dishes native to SriLankaread more

Great Sri Lankan food at Papaya, a lovely restaurant space in Northfields in West London…read more We had mutton rolls and vegetable samosas to start , followed this with a mutton curry, some vegetable fried rice and a beef biryani which included a hard boiled. I had a Lion Stout beer from Ceylon to drink. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area, a five minute walk from Northfields tube, which is about 15 minutes ride from Heathrow.

I went here for dinner with a group of friends and the wait staff was very friendly and…read moreaccommodating. I ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala with a side of plain naan. The portion sizes were perfect for one dinner seeing as I cleared my plate. The prices were also very reasonable compared to other restaurants in the area. I was not obsessed with the food, but I would definitely come back here.

I went there for lunch with 3 other people on a Saturday. The restaurante was almost empty but they…read moretook a lot of time to bring the food. The food was not bad but it was also not very good. The ambient is very nice. It is a little over price for the quality of the service, 3 entries and 4 people each eating a dish and rice we paid 100 pounds

Return after a 19 year hiatus and it took me right back to the first time I discovered Noor Jahan…read more This is one of my favorite restaurants in London. Dishes are quintessential Indian cuisine. Service was exceptionally attentive and the restaurant size makes you feel more like visiting friends than being a patron. Easy to enjoy your meal alone, or engage your neighbor dinner next to you. Which we did and they shared birthday cake with us. Can't beat that! Highly recommend!

The food here is incredibly delicious. I stopped in on impulse at the end of a long day, not…read morefeeling particularly hungry, but I ended up cleaning my plate because everything was so delicious. The garlic naan was delicious and very fresh, and the chicken bhuna was falling-apart tender. Even my husband, who is an extremely picky eater, greatly enjoyed his chicken tikka masala and expressed a desire to come back.

Bottom line: Not worth the money for mediocre food and poor service…read more Food: 2/5 Environment: 3/5 Service: 2/5 Value: 1/5 I had the Chicken Biryani and the Chicken Tikka Marsala. The Biryani rice was soggy and the chicken tasted old. It also took 45min to get. After the long wait, the order we finally received was wrong. Turns out I was not the only one bothered by the extremely poor service-- two other table also complained. The restraint only had three tables full to begin with... There is much better tasting Indian food in London at a way better price. This place had high reviews-- maybe a management or chef change? Regardless-- it's Not recommended.

We found this place on Zagat and were quite intrigued with the amazing review they received (24 out…read moreof 30 for cuisine). Upon arrival we found a lovely location right next to the Thames in the southern part of Chelsea. The decor was modern and comfortable, and the vibe was very casual. We got seated promptly and service was quick. After an appetizer of poppadums and various sauces, we got the prawn curry and mixed game skewers with mushroom curry. The shrimp was fair, but not amazing. As for the second entree, the meat served on the skewers (rabbit, venison, quail and pheasant) was not grilled as advertised; it came out as lukewarm, nondescript stewed bits on toothpick thin sticks. Stew on a stick? What a crappy idea. The meat was served on top of a roti that was soggy and soft. Very unappealing. The mushroom curry was nice enough, but not a saving grace for the meal. Based on what we were served, the chef seemed more concerned with adding exotic ingredients on the menu rather than creating a tasty meal. The food we were served was not as cohesive or enjoyable as it should have been, especially for a place with this good a reputation. In the end, we left quite unsatisfied. Disappointing experience over all. Not even close to being worth the 15-20 pounds an entree they charge.