March 2015: We decided to eat at Mogul Indian Cuisine. When…read morewe walked in there was only one other table seated. It quickly became full, but the waiters were polite and helpful with the meal. We got the Garlic Naan, Garlic Chilli Prawns, and Murgh Tikka Masal. My friend accidentally ate a hot pepper, which looked more like a scallion, so it might have been a Thai chili since it burned her mouth. Needless to say, I finished that dish. The waiters came over to help clear dishes off the table, since ours was rather small. They offered to refill our drinks, and if we wanted any dessert before providing the check. My only criticism was how close the tables were to one other. I felt cramped, and worried if I was going to accidentally knock into someone or spill something on their table to ruin their experience.

People in the UK don't seem to use Yelp, but this place is an easy 5 stars. Great food and serving…read moresizes. But on top of that they have tasty, creative cocktail. Shoutout to Arjum for the great service.

Good speedy service and a very difficult menu to choose from. Plumped for chicken dumpling soup to…read morebegin with and a very tasty duck dish for main course. Keenly priced and the only downside was an obnoxious table over the other side of the room, one member of which I'm convinced mooned my companion & I whilst outside for a cigarette, who took delight in winding up the waiter at the end of their visit. Unfortunately they probably have to put up with that all too often.

I've visited a few times and always order the butter chicken, it's my favorite go-to. The garlic…read morenaan is also amazing. The service is pretty good- we ordered water and a soft drink which arrived at a normal time, but they didn't refill our water jug. The food arrived within a normal amount of time as well and it was piping hot. The restaurant is air conditioned so that always helps in the summer. The only thing we didn't like was how long the bill took. We couldn't flag down a waiter and had to go to the bar to ask to pay. I do love the extras they give you at the end- we got a bowl of sliced oranges and a mint with the bill.

By far the best service I have ever experienced at a restaurant, and the food was terrific. It was…read morebuzzing in there, and I have never experienced such a kind, respectful, and accessible staff in my life. Everything we had was absolutely phenomenal, and I would recommend that anyone looking for a perfect mix of service and high-quality food checks it out!

I have been searching for a good curry takeaway in my area. I have tried 5 to date excluding this…read moreone and have not been impressed with any of them. They may managed to get one dish right but then the rest are not great. I can finally say i would order from this place again! I like my curry with bread not rice and all three were delicious. We had a paratha, garlic naan and peshwari naan. If you've never had a paratha you neeeeed to check it out. its essentially a flat round pastry fried and great for dipping. this was a wholewheat one and the flavour was great. The garlic naan wasnt horrifically garlicy but with a curry does it really matter? I am not a huge coconut fan but even i enjoyed the peshwari naan. The curries we ordered were lamb tikka madala, chicken pasanda and a lamb saag. The lamb saag was great a little oily and the lamb was a little tough but it was yummy, this was also the spiciest dish we ordered however it wasnt too spicy. The chicken pasanda was also delicious, I always enjoy a pasanda not particularly spicy but the flavours are cracking, nutty and aromatic! The lamb tikka was yum and the lambs texture was great in this one and the flavour again was fab. I liked all the texture in this and would defiantly recommend it!!!

food is excellent......service is top notch....ambiance is beautiful.....price range is fare for…read morethe location

I had the most delightful experience at Mehsaheb, the first restaurant my family and I tried…read moreduring our London visit. Moni, the incredible owner, greeted us with warmth and genuine friendliness. His passion for creating an unforgettable dining experience truly shines through. Every dish he prepared was a masterpiece, crafted with meticulous care. I can't help but highly recommend Mehsaheb to anyone looking for a wonderful and memorable culinary adventure in London. Drool recs: Josh rogan is a must, as well as the butter chicken and tandoori dishes. We had several apps ... honestly can't go wrong!

Cute little place in the middle of the convention center food court. It was really fast since the…read morefood is pre-cooked. The price was perfect at 10 pounds for a meal, side dish and a drink. The chicken curry was very good. It had the perfect amount of spice . II lost a star because I thought the Somosa was just ok. I am use to a traditional Indian somosa. This one was dry and crumbly. Overall I would go back.

Simply put, we here twice during our six day visit to London. Going back soon I am certain we'll…read morebe dining at Gaylord. Better than anything we've found in Los Angeles, this place does not disappoint on the flavor!

Incredibly delicious! Was a bit skeptical at the beginning from the lack of reviews but in the end…read morewas very satisfied. The food was delicious and the service was great, would definitely recommend Gaylord! (Lots of great veggie options)

Coming from the states, I wanted to try a hole in the wall Indian spot. It was average. The…read moreChicken Tikka Masala was decent and so was the Chicken Biriyani. The rest was forgettable. A huge plus is that they are open late and they deliver. I had the order delivered to my hotel at the Aloft Excel within 40 mins. Don't hesitate to order since there isn't that much in the area.

After a year of living in the Isle of Dogs area, I finally stepped foot into The Gaylord Indian…read moreRestaurant, which is about a 5 minute walk from my flat. The gaudy orange sign, and the tinted windows with old men just hanging around the entrance made the restaurant seem less than inviting. I never notice any diners in there, maybe thats just the tinted windows. But a friend was visiting from out of town, and amused by the name - decided we should give it a try. And holy crap.. was I missing out! The restaurant itself is dimly lit and quite dark, so I'm not sure why the windows are tinted as well. The waiters were quite friendly and served us papadoms with assorted chutneys to start. For a small restaurant, they have an extensive menu along with exclusive items, but we didn't know what to order since everything was pretty much chicken / lamb / seafood mixed with "exotic spices, tomato, onion, and peppers"... but I think this is common for a lot of Indian restaurants. Anyhow, we ordered the Rogan E-Murgh (chicken in medium spice sauce), Tandoori E-Bahar (chicken in special cream sauce) and the lamb xacuti (lamb with fennel seeds, garlic ginger, and other spices) - all ranging between £7-£8. The descriptions are pretty weak, but honestly - I think you can just pick any dish, it'll be great! The food took about 30-35 minutes, a bit too long, considering we were the only diners and it was 9:30pm - but it was definitely worth the wait! The Rogan Murgh was really nice and flavorful saucy dish, the chunks of chicken breast were really tender, my only complaint was that it wasn't spicy at all. The Xacuti was a really nice lamb dish, more on the dry side (ie: no sauce), and the meat was extremely tender. Served underneath the meat was grilled green pepper. The sauce was nicely done, but also had a sour kick to it - I wouldn't have guessed it would be sour at all, but I really enjoyed it. The clear winner was the Tandoori E-Bahar dish: shredded chicken in a sweet curry sauce with raisins, tomato, (potato?), and topped with shredded almonds. In the end, the bill came out to £11 per person (we each had a curry dish, naan and papadom). Definitely a decent price for some excellent Indian food! Not sure what I'm gonna order next time.. the menu descriptions certainly don't do the food any justice, so I think I'm gonna have to randomly choose some other dishes to try. Other things to note about the restaurant: - all the ladies get roses at the end of the meal. A bit cheesy, but still nice :) - for any takeaway or delivery order over £25, they will throw in a bottle of house red or white wine, along with a rose - their menu states that they have been featured and recommended in several publications - all meat is Halal - portion sizes are very generous for the price! - flame-heated metal trays were used for our curries, so they stayed hot the entire time - there's an automatic 12.5% gratuity

Recently opened Gurkha's Inn has carved out a little niche for itself by serving a combination of…read moreIndian and Nepalese food and positioning itself outside the Brick Lane blast radius. In fact, a decent curry is surprsingly hard to come by in this corner of the world. Reasonable prices, generous portion sizes and perfectly spiced dishes. Coupled with friendly service - I shall head back. EDIT: Also, in case it's not entirely obvious, this is a review of the restaurant on Mare Street, not some hotel in Greenwich with the same name. I'm not quite sure why Yelp is associating the E2 post code with Greenwich... And the Yelp "customer support" team refuses to change it. Not very supporting of the customer there, folks.

My boyfriend took me to here on Good Friday, and after looking at some pictures of the restaurant…read morethat are on their website, I must admit i was slightly worried. Its down a side road and looks, from the outside like someone's house, but once inside its pleasant. We had grilled salmon and butterfly prawns for starters which we couldn't stop 'mmmming' over, and then the mains came out, loads of it. Phewa Machha (cod curry) for myself and Gurkhas's Special Biryani for my partner. I finished mine but my boyfriend got a doggy bag and took what he couldn't finish home. Staff were very friendly, but the only downfall was no desserts were offered, which I would of had, although in hindsight perhaps best i didn't. This was made up however with complimentary shots when we got the bill. And to top it off this only came to £48.00. Brilliant!

The momos here are delicious!! We ordered steamed veg momos, kothey (steamed and then fried) beef…read moremomos, and veg curry. I preferred the fried beef momos for the texture and flavor! I liked the steamed momos but thought the veg filling was too soft for my liking. The curry was good but sadly way too spicy for me. The restaurant had a small seating area and more of a self-service feel. One of us saved our seats, while the other went up to the counter to order. The servers brought out the food item by item as soon as each one was ready. One of the servers kindly asked us if we were done with our meal if they could give our seats to the next people in line. We were more than happy to since the space was small. I highly recommend House of Momo!!

Found this little gem away from the busy Kingsland High St. and was not disappointed. The staff…read morewere nice and patient as I tried to figure out what to order. Especially for the price, the chili noodle (£7.50) and the steamed momo (£6) was quite filling (plus 12.5% charge for dine-in), but it's a bit too greasy and not as spicy as I expected. It wasn't crowded when I ordered, but the indoor space filled up as I was finishing up. Would definitely come back to try their other options.