Definitely good enough to order again. Nothing wow, but tasty enough…read more The chicken tikka Balti was clearly made with fresh ingredients and you could taste the spices. Rice was cooked really well. Bombay potatoes were a bit hard but flavoursome. Chicken tikka starter was a decent size for a starter and tasted good. Lamb biryani was standard, overridden slightly on one spice, (can't work it out, could be cumin)! Samosas was spot on. Got a free popadom and onions and sauce! One thing that stood out was there was no oil all over it! Was really Impressed! Arrived five minutes early and was hot and fresh. Driver polite. Will order from here again.

Good enough. Ordered…read morea delivery, it arrived ten minutes earlier than quoted which was good. The rice was cooked well. The chicken tikka balti was average, tasted fine. Chicken a tad tough, but not too bad. Good flavour. Bombay potatoes had lots of flavour. It was hot and clearly fresh. Happy to go back here.

I have used this restaurant since it first opened. I lived around the corner and went there at…read moreleast twice a week for many years. Recently I went there again with my family after moving away and was totally disappointed by the experience. The decor had changed and was now very bright and uncomfortable. I only recognised two of the waiting staff and think it has recently changed ownership. The staff weren't friendly like they used to be but hurried us to sit and order. Once we had finished they hurried us to leave. In tha past at the end of a meal we were served free coffee and often a free alcoholic drink too. The menu was new, as were the prices which had gone up. There were numerous spelling errors on the menu and unavailable items. The food was not bad and I wouldn't say that I was disappointed by it but it wasn't exceptional either. The worst thing for me was that when I paid, I didn't have any change and gave quite a bit more than was necessary. The staff took the money and made no attempt to bring me the change. I left without asking for it but swore I wouldn't go there again other than for a take away, maybe.

I gave it 4 stars, but would change it to 3 if I could :( We have been going to the Jaflong for…read moreabout 8 years now and always found it friendly and welcoming it still it, but last time we went (on a weekday evening) the food really wasn't anything out of the ordinary it was fine, but not as delicious as before. They will cook any dishes to your spiciness preference and as well as all the usual dishes, they do a good variety of unusual dishes if you too are a bit sick of chicken tikka masala! Try asking them for their recommendations too we have always liked what they suggest.

100% hands-down, the single best Indian food spot we've been to anywhere. The guys here were nice,…read morethe appetizer was ridiculously tasty, and the entrees, rice, and naan were out-of-this-world good. The flavors were incredible, the ingredients were fresh, and the preparation was quality and superb! If I could've talked the wife into eating here for either lunch or dinner every day we were there, I would have. I must specifically call out the Garlic Chilli Chicken dish my wife ordered. The single best Indian dish, ever. I took a poll. It's now official. Just eat it. #NoRegrets This is the kind of place that will make you like Indian food, even if you've never wanted to try it before. Just put the fork in your mouth and drool over the years you've missed not having this fantastic fare. YURM.

Absolutely lovely... ordered £70 takeaway also picked it up as I was starving an couldn't wait…read more It's a must try

Cute little indian place. Small dining room with a working coal fire in the corner. I walked there…read morefor some takeaway. Ordered some basics. Butter chicken, pilau rice and garlic naan. Waiter said it would take about 10 mintues. And it did. It seemed slow for a friday night but maybe it was still early. There were only two tables being used at the time. Could be a romantic private place. Got the food home and it was tasty. Not the best butter chicken I've had but pretty good and the rice was nice. The garlic naan was aaaaamazing. I love garlic and chewy bread. yumyumyum. excuse me. and all for about 8 pounds. Could have halved everything and had leftovers but I couldn't stop eating it. They have a little but fully stocked bar in the back thats more like the waiter's station but I think they serve basic cocktails.

Khana Indian Restaurant is a nice, little eaterie on Cricklewood Broadway serving a selction of…read morevegetarian and meat dishes. I enjoyed the pilai rice, with tandori chicken. The service was good , fast and efficient. It was clear that they have quite a few, committed regulars. It's not particularly somewhere that I'd travel far to go to. However, if you're in Cricklewood and you enjoy Indian food, then it's convient and tasty!

Food: Great flavors and wide variety of dishes Service: the…read moreBEST! Great recommendations from our wait staff!

Very good Indian restaurant. I ordered a Pasanda with Garlic Naan which was tasty and at a fair…read moreprice for the quantity.

Seriously yum! When you have a late night meeting on Skype and no food in the house and a stomach…read morethat is grumbling like it hasn't been fed in days I would suggest turning to The Golden Bowl (of joy and takeaway food!). I have to say that my crunching through prawn crackers and eating so much I think I'm going to thrown up was all part of this 5 star experience. This Chinese is dirty, but the veggies are fresh, the rice greasy and the delivery prompt. Can't really beat that now can you?!

Cheap and dirty Chinese food from one of those no-fuss take-away only places. While I am still on…read morethe fence when it comes to these slightly soulless and eerily chair-less establishments, I am very firmly pro Americanized/Anglicanised Chinese food served straight-up in under 10 minutes flat. Greasy and hot, there is nothing that can beat a 5 quid plastic lunchbox of noodles stir fried with fresh veggies. I had a massive craving and Dalston has no love for Chinese food. This hit the spot. Plus the price is right and the speedy service is convenient, complete with good packing of the food into portable containers. The breakdown: Wonton soup: good but slightly small balls with a plain flavor. The broth was less than aromatic and lacked any kind of concentrated flavor, tasting rather watered down. Chicken noodle soup: rather lackluster as it used the same type of stock and the noodles were short vermicelli though there was a good amount of cut strips of chicken for the small size of the bowl Hot and Sour Soup: good mix of hot and sour and a hearty, thick mixture made busy with lots of stewed down ingredients and generous amount of tofu, mushroom, and egg. A bit inconsistent in terms of ingredients as the first time I ate it there was no visible seafood in it but two days later it had lots of mini shrimp (which I am not a fan of and is pretty unconventional as far as hot and sour soup goes) Shredded Duck Chow Mein: quite a decent amount of duck with a subdued overall flavor and a generous portion. I finished it for lunch the next day Sweet and Sour Hong Kong Chicken: fairly average, crunchy texture and with enough sauce to coat any accompanying rice I was not a fan of the woman at the front taking order who was rather terse and made no effort at any kind of eye contact. I was surprised when she noticed that I came in and added something to my original order. She shooed me out saying my food was not ready yet before I could open my mouth to add another entree. So that was less than good customer service. Otherwise, a decent place to get some food the go, but not open before 5pm unfortunately!

I've been a regular at Inito ever since it opened a few months ago. Inito - a portmanteau of…read more"Indian" and "Burrito" - serves variations of Indian street food and is quite popular at lunch-time for the rolls it serves, I'm told. I tend to eat here in the evenings and weekends, so am rarely in the mood for a roll those times, but those I know who have eaten these tell me they're good. I've been here often enough that I've several favourites, the first and foremost being lollipop wings, which are incredibly delicious and well-seasoned chicken drumlets. They are a little pricey at £4.95 for a serving of three, so this is an occasional indulgence for me, but they are very delicious indeed. I also enjoy another chicken dish - Bhatti Ka Murhg - tandoori-baked chicken with smoked tomato chutney. The chicken is so moist and juicy, the seasoning just so good that we almost always order this each time we're here, even if it was just a few days ago. It's like the Indian version of Nando's because it's just that good - and that's meant as a compliment from my Nando's-loving partner. There are also occasional specials. A couple of weeks ago, they were offering Punjab specials (my favourite was the Amritsa fish, but sadly, no longer on offer) and this week, they are offering dishes from Rajasthan. The staff here are super-friendly, coming over to say hello and/or offering us smiles whenever we drop by, and it's been a real pleasure listening to them tell us about their new dishes or new favourites whenever we have the chance to chat. The decor of Inito - indeed the whole concept of Inito - invites comparisons with Roti Chai and Dishoom, both of which I enjoy, but, I can assure you that Inito is great in its own right. It may have taken a while, but there's finally a fantastic Indian within walking distance of Brick Lane.

So much buzz around this place, interior is fun and another lunch option for local workers. As per…read moremy tip (see tips!), the food will be served in a takeaway box even if you eat in.. this is during lunch hours. This may sound particular, but I would have liked to eat with a plate, metal cutlery.. Takeaway boxes eating in? Lazy much. Onto the food itself.. ordered a chicken curry with rice. The meat was tender, the flavour was good, but the sauce itself was soup like and too thin for a curry. It didnt help that the curry and rice were in a takeaway plastic box. I was pigging out.. as you do! - so I ordered the chicken chaat, which was great, chicken tender, so flavoursome and the tangy flavours with the tamarind worked well. The masala chai is awful - watery chai? I think the likes of Dishoom have spoilt me, maybe? I was advised some great red wine by the staff, which is conveniently priced the same for all the bottles, so you can choose the one you like as opposed to price-judging it. Now with a glass of red, I ordered some chilli cassava - I know.. pigging out much. It was tasty with the tamarind sauce, green chilli and garnish of chopped red onion, but the cassava itself was slightly on the dry side. Did serve well as drinking food whilst it was piping hot though. Had auguri rasmalai which was a-ok.. small bite sized rasmalai? Maybe I am one of those people who really do have a separate stomach for dessert.. this was a bit small for my liking, but cute.. I guess. Is cute food a good thing, or is wow that was calorific, terrific and all the other 'fic words you can think of !! Tastebuds somewhat satisfied but Inito is somewhere between 2 and 3 stars... I gave them a 3 star as the service was friendly, they knew the menu well, I tasted the wine before buying and the taste was A-OK for most of the dishes.