I am giving 2 star for food only.. If you are hungry this is a palce to go.. cheap and best…read more. However, this place sucks at hospitality. I am from India, so i understand when i am at a roadside eatry in India, I dont expect any hospitality, but having a resturant in London, I would expect an average humbleness. Incident one: The "so called Manager" of the resturant has an unwelcoming face and will talk as if he is doing charity for poor by providing free food. We went at 230pm and asked if we can have buffet, he look at the buffet table and called one of this collegue and said, see if the food is left, if not, dont give them plates. and didnt even bothered to tell us sorry we are out.. we have the food on our menu etc.. He just left the place, assuming we will find a seat for us. We left. Incident 2: We went there again, giving the resturant a benefit of doubt, since we thought every one has a bad day every now and then. This time someone did guide us to the seat, may be the resturant was not that busy. We ordered food on the menu, when the food arrived, looks like the waiter was in hurry for a bio break, so he just banged the plate of starters in the table and slided it on to us. Also, I am yet to get the 14 idily and 1 mango lassi that i ordered. We repeatedly tried calling the waiter but our efforts were in vain. We went to the counter to pay for food and told the "SAME MANAGER" our Mango lassi and 14 idily didnt arrive. He said OK. literally OK (imagne the face like an OWL OK) Its been a couple of months we didnt go there and we wont until the manager is removed or the management is changed.

Good place, when there regularly when it opened. Nice selection of sri lankan and south asian food…read more well priced and plenty of seating

This is not the most attractive restaurant from the outside but the quality of the food is…read moreoutstanding and well worth a visit or takeaway. The restaurant specialises in South Indian food, particularly fish, but the usual Korma and Tikka are also available. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful and I thoroughly recommend this to everyone. The restaurant also does deliveries so is perfect for the cold wet evening when you don't want to venture out.

Wide ranging menu of the usual fare but also South Indian specials. Attentive service, good prices…read moreand enjoyable food. - I think the mgmt has now changed. The place was very quiet last time I went back. The focus was on the phone for takeaways rather than the customers in the restaurant. Hope it returns to form.

Great food. I would say the trendiest restaurant in Uxbridge. Food is a little bit expensive but…read moreworth it. My favourite is Jeera Chicken. The staff are friendly and fast. The food is really really fresh. You can also hire the restaurant for parties, weddings etc. If you're looking for something posh this is where to go.

I've been going to the New Gushan for years because one of my friends likes it and because it's…read moreconvenient. We always park in the Iceland car park as we go later in the evening. The table layout is the best part of this restaurant; there are areas where you feel you are in your own room, so ideal for a bigger group. The rest can be summarised as 'curry house'. No surprises good or bad. I find the food consistently good and service consistently fine. If you are looking for something a bit posher try Devdas, if you want cheaper try St Albans Tandoori but enjoy the variety available in St Albans and put New Gulshan on your list.

Very popular traditional style Indian restaurant. Friendly and efficient service and good food. A…read moreregular of mine.

If you like Indian food and live close to Beckenham this is definitely a place to try out…read more The food is really nice, though the variety that you see in the menu is not necessarily reflected in the variety of tastes, but maybe I just have a numb tongue. Basically I couldn't find the difference between passanda and makhani dishes, but both are really good. The meat be it chicken or lamb is always tender and nice, the sauces they are in have a nice purée texture. Papadoms with sauces that they serve at the beginning are a must and I could it a ton of those!:) The service here is ok but the waiters rarely smile and if you're not sure about something they sort of make you feel intimidated. Also they don't seem to care much of what you think about them or the restaurant or anything really, they look a bit out of place. At the same time they are not rude or neglecting so I'd say the service could be improved, but though its not terrible. Decor looks dated, the carpets look dirty,and the furniture is fairly old, which makes you feel like you are actually in India:) although you might think that the place looks dirty, but their hygiene seems to be just fine in the kitchen. I've been there more than 5 times and never had any problems. Good place, good food, great value for money, makes you feel like you are in India:)

This is a bog standard Indian restaurant in the traditional English style (old red carpets and…read moredoggy music) I guess a lot of people like this, but I personally think it has had it's day and needs to be freshened up (the food and the decor).

This is a great restaurant, excellent quality food server by very attentive staff. I would give…read morefive stars but for the fact that it's quite small,l with tables close together, and it gets very hot in there. Everything else is great!

Maida manages to fill a long held need for me: good curry, delivered…read more "Medium spice" for these guys is no joke, so if you like your curries sinus clearing - like I do - you'll enjoy their offerings at that level. If you'd prefer less heat, probably best to order mild. The roti doesn't travel so well so I'd recommend that for a dine in adventure only. The murgh tikka masala and saag aloo don't suffer at all in transit and I'd order both again.

This unassuming Indian restaurant on Bethnal Green rd, proved to be one of those places i would…read morecertainly re-visit. all the dishes we ordered very fresh and flavorsome. The mango lassi rocked, it had a very creamy taste to it and the extra girth on the straw was well needed! Certainly one of the best indian restaurants in the East End of London.

OK ... so let's get this started and say that while the review is for Club Rafiki, this venue…read moreceased to trade under that name a little while ago. This is now The Spice Lounge! That in itself is not as confusing as the fact that within 200 yards is a takeaway by the very same name and they are no relation to each other. So this review is for the Spice Lounge . I am very much an afficionado of good Indian/Pakistani cuisine and it usually takes a restaurant of some calibre to offset the bland mediocre curry-by-numbers offerings of most restaurants and take-aways. Some do it by specialising in a particular regions cuisine or creating fusions. Others do it by just serving good and very tasty food. This one falls into the latter category. Let's face it, the area has a wealth of competition as there are numerous Indian restaurants and take-aways within spitting distance of this place and it hardly exudes a welcome from the outside. It still retains it's 'club' feel but you get a feeling that something is going right when the clientele is predominantly Indian/Pakistani but also business oriented. This can feel a little intimidating but taking the chance reveals just why they are there. The staff are very welcoming, friendly efficient and attentive. They can err on the side of too attentive at times but that is not necessarily a fault. The food is what sets this place apart. Our starters, which were seafood and vegetables spiced beautifully, were cooked to perfection and so tasty it was a temptation to forego the main course and order another plate. Succulent, not too greasy and perfectly spiced so that the vegetable and prawn textures were not drowned. Delicious. Having been spoilt by the starters I felt sure that they couldn't keep up the standard. However a Goan Fish Curry was on the menu and I hadn't eaten a good Goan dish since I had last been in Goa! I was not disappointed at all and really enjoyed the meal. It was clear that the ingredients were fresh, of excellent quality and cooked really well. The restaurant itself has been laid out in rows of tables, a bar along one wall and the rest of the restaurant space reserved for customers. Owing to the intense sun, the blinds were closed to the high street giving a rather lovely dimmed atmosphere but usually the blinds are open. At one end of the restaurant is, rather bizarrely, a television that shows B4U which shows it's 'Club' origins. Unfortunately our table was right near the TV but the volume was down low enough for conversation to occur without strain. However the content of the channel was a source of amazement and amusement during the meal. The downside of this is that the restaurant is not cheap. Even given the quality of food the place does have equally good quality competition that is not quite as pricey. The menu isn't hugely diverse but that is absolutely to its benefit. Reducing the amount of dishes required to be cooked increases the quality as the chef can concentrate on making the best of them rather than a mediocre smattering of all. This is a restaurant that I shall go to when I want to impress, when I am willing to pay the price for somewhere locally that has an upmarket atmosphere and high quality food. In short, I will certainly be back