Good food but the prices are very expensive and the service was very slow, I hope they can improve…read moretheir service in the future....

Under new management and now called the archway station cafe. I was pleased to discover that this…read moreplace has been kept in the family. It has been a favorite since we discovered it a couple of years ago. Great for breakfast. Lovely food, better than anything I have found in crouch end and much cheaper.

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.

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.

Excellent food choices - top of the Line Indian/Pakistani food and cuisine - all of the options…read moreavailable were outstanding with excellent service to boot!

The Alban Tandoori is found in Victoria Street, South West of the City Centre about fifteen minutes…read morewalk. Parking can be found by paying metres on street. The restaurant has a modern style inside. The staff are friendly and welcoming. The food is of a traditional Indian fayre, with a good choice. I would recommend the Chicken Jalfrezzi. The drinks are typical of what is sold in most Indian restaurants. The price of the food and drinks is reasonable. I would recommend this place for its good, tasty food and modern interior. It is a good choice for a group booking but get in early as the limited space would probably only allow for 1 group.

Pakora are our Indian delivery people of choice. We do tend to stick to the same few things but…read morewhen we branch out and try something else, it's always tasty. My favourite thing right now is that on many of the dishes, a pop-up comes up (when ordering online through them) where you can ask for extra this or none of that - and as a coriander hater, this comes in very handy! My normal dish is sag paneer, and I always ask for it without the devil herb, and they always oblige. We've taken to putting a note on the whole order as well for no coriander garnish, and they always listen - it's a small thing, but most places just don't care.

Pakora has rapidly become our go to place for Indian takeaway in the general area about Pinner -…read moreand believe me, we've tried a fair few places before settling here. We have a "usual", which includes the chicken kursi - this is pieces of chicken in a minced lamb/keema sauce, which is absolutely delicious and isn't a dish I've seen as standard on Indian takeaways. The rice is properly pilau (rather than trying to pass off white rice instead) and the garlic naan is ridiculously good. Now none of these are the "blow your head up" sort of heat that some people are looking for, but we very much enjoy it as that isn't what we're looking for. I've never eaten in the restaurant itself, but have only ordered via their website (and previously via Just Eat) for home delivery. This in itself is meant to take 50 minutes but often arrives quicker than that. The only problem is that we feel bad sometimes for ordering too frequently! :)

Location: nearby Heathrow airport, small shop with limited on street parking…read more Environment: busy, above average noise level with fast moving food hall ambience. Food: authentic and good quality meats, generous portions Service: enthusiastic but average speeds by waiting staff. Menu knowledge detail varies between waiters e.g Chapli kebab meat is beef mince whereas Seekh kebab is comprised of lamb mince (so be careful if you have any religious restrictions etc) Price: reasonable value given size of food portions. Overall: good quality, fast moving street style restaurant which I would recommend to those who don't expect champagne service for beer money.

Food is excellent service brilliant Highly recommended must…read moretry Taste for pakistan is the only place where you can taste the taste of pakistan..

I came here with five friends and my brother after visiting the Tower of London, seeing the Crown…read moreJewels, walking around the Tower grounds, and hearing about the bloody history of the towers, which had one the residence of British royalty for hundreds of years. The restaurant is located within walking distance of the Towers of London. The menu is extensive and you can be sure to get the type of traditional Indian main dishes and side dishes, particularly Bengali food. The ambiance is high, upscale, and, the walls have lots of mirrors on the walls, with quiet Indian music in the background. I ordered a main dish and two sides, my brother ordered their special lamb shank dish, our other friends in our group ordered traditional dishes such as chicken tikka marsala, biryani rice with saffron, and other popular dishes. The wait staff are very nice, they can also make some recommendations. I would come back again if I happen to be in the area. The wait staff were very nice and accommodated one of our party who thought she was ordering a chicken dish, but was paneer cheese, and they were nice enough to replace it with what she wanted. It's been a good trip overall and this Indian restaurant dinner was part of this very special vacation experience for all of us. Restrooms are located downstairs.

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.

This is one of the most popular chains from South India and the biggest reason why I keep coming…read moreback to this restaurant is because of its nostalgic value. I was born and brought up and Chennai and visiting Saravanaa Bhavan has always been a family affair and being in London and yearning for those days always brings me here. You can't go wrong with most dishes on the menu here, but my personal favourites are Button Idly, Onion Rava Masala Dosa, and of course the signature South Indian Filter Coffee. Oh and this restaurant is so affordable, you'll be leaving full for less than 5-6 pounds.

Cute little hole in the wall. It was late so I ordered samosas and ladoo... Wasn't for me... The…read moreinside of my samosas was a pureed filling of sorts and the ladoo crumbled in my hand.

Came here in desperate search for Nepali food - and this place gets it right. We had been traveling…read morethrough Europe and missed a nice home cooked Nepali meal, and all our cravings were satisfied here. The smell, the taste & textures reminded me of my grandma's kitchen in my village back in Nepal. The food was delicious & for anyone looking for authentic Nepali food, this is the place to go. I highly recommend the momo & the Nepali khana. Will definitely come back here during my next London visit. The servers & the owner of the rest were super friendly & made the experience that much better.

Worst nepali restaurant in London(I am a nepali and have a good idea of nepali food). Food isn't…read morethat good compared to other Nepali restaurant. The waiter never bothered to ask if we want water or want to order more food. The only good part was the waiter greeted us with a big smile and handshake.