Late night arrival led to eating here after all others were closed. Pleasantly amazed with the food…read moreand service. If you like spicy try the vindaloo! Tikka masala had more coconut than expected but great nonetheless. We'll be back soon!

So cute. A lot of seating and nice staff. The chai was really good, I would not recommend the…read morebaklava cake, it was a little dry.

Excellent food and coffee. Ordered the chicken tikka bun and karak coffee. Both were superb.read more

I'd say try it once like we did and it could be that you like it. Personally neither we liked the…read morefood, the service or the ambience and much prefer Sakoni's located three doors down which is brighter, airier and has friendly staff not those who drag their feet as they walk. I assume they have something of a following otherwise they wouldn't still be in business about 4 years later but there is much better out there.

When I am in this area to bulk buy Indian groceries and with some spare time in hand, Mumbai Local…read morewill definitely be a pit stop. Mumbai Local has an impressive menu - very typical of most "Shiv-Sagar-style restaurants" in Mumbai. I have tasted their the pani puri, chinese bhel, schezuan fried rice, manchow soup, masala dosa, nimbu paani, coffee. The chats and south Indian snacks are very very good. But the Indo-Chinese food that I have tasted are all a big fail. So is the coffee. But the chai is fantastic - we had at least 2 rounds of chai both times we were there. Service is quite quick and the place is very clean. One annoying experience was when we were at a table close to the entrance. A lady who was waiting to be seated was brazen enough to come to our table and take a photo of our food as she wanted to show it to her friends. Preposterous!

Late night Indian when other places are closed. This restaurant is definitely an option! Flanked…read moreby competing Indian restaurants. Promptly seated on a late Friday night. Had garlic chicken and large prawns in a spinach sauce. The portions seemed a bit small but it was actually quite filling. Accompanied with garlic naan and mushroom fried rice. Flavours were quite good. Standard interior - cozy. Would come back!

My wife and I visit London frequently, and every single trip includes at least one (usually two)…read morestops at King's Cross Tandoori. It's become a tradition for us. The food is consistently excellent -- rich, flavorful, and exactly what you want after a long day exploring the city or catching a match. You can tell they take pride in what they serve. Every dish we've had has been on point. What really keeps us coming back, though, is the service. The staff are warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. It feels less like visiting a restaurant and more like coming back to a place that remembers you. If you're anywhere near King's Cross and craving Indian food, this place is an absolute must. We'll definitely keep coming back every time we're in London.

There are so many options when you search for Indian food, especially around Oxford Street. We were…read moreshopping nearby, around Oxford St, and I googled "Indian food," and found this place. It's not a big restaurant--more on the small side--but it was full of customers. We got a two-seater table near the bar. I wouldn't say I was thrilled about the spot, but hey, at least we got a table! The place has a typical South Indian restaurant vibe and décor. We ordered: * Koli Melagu Varuval (Chicken Pepper) * Aadu Biryani (Mutton Biryani) The food was really good. Or maybe we were just super hungry? Just kidding--every dish was full of flavor and absolutely delicious. The staff were organized and polite. The manager, in particular, was very warm and friendly, making everyone feel genuinely welcome.

Tonight we had the most incredible southern Indian food of my lifetime. It was so perfectly spiced…read moreand portioned. The flavors all deep and mysterious. The service was impeccable. I live in Los Angeles and I thought I've had great Indian food there. But I have been mistaken. This was the best.

My family went to dinner here and ABSOLUTELY loved it, it was so good. The food was excellent,…read moreservice was great, and the interior of the restaurant was very cool! Would highly recommend eating here!

WOW! Simply amazing everything we ordered was delicious. Something on the menu for everyone…read more Service was friendly but a bit slow once you are ready to pay the tab. Nonetheless a great Thai restaurant!

Have you ever had a hard-boiled egg coated with minced lamb, served in a delicious tomatoey sauce?…read more- No, well then it's about time to vist the Indian Ocean on Holloway Road... In fact, I am much obliged to Patrick R. , who has written the first Yelp review about the Indian Ocean and who - with his wonderfully enticing writing - had made me want to come check out this place asap. And finally, last night I managed to come here with a bunch of friends to put his whooping recommendation to the test: yes, yes, and yes! It is as good as he says! These are the dishes that I would heartily recommend you to try: the chicken dish with dried apricots and cashew nuts; the above-mentioned hard-boiled egg coated in minced lamb; as well as a very simple, but well-spiced dal side dish (the slight hint of cinnamon went very well with the autumny weather). I am so glad I found this place, as I no longer have to venture all the way to Whitechapel's Tayyabs for a really good Indian meal!!!

The Indian Ocean stands out as diamond in the rough that is Holloway Road. Now the following…read morestatement may spark some controversy, but there is a contingent of us that believe this to be the best Indian in London. That's right, you can forget Brick Lane, and head straight to The Ocean. Situated in between Camden Road and Parkhurst Road, it's pleasant exterior columns give it a bit of class juxtaposed against its surroundings. The atmosphere inside is pleasant, and refined, and the staff are always at hand with a smile. They've recently remodelled, which you will notice from the clean and simple interior decoration. They have a full bar, and serve favourite beers like Cobra and King Fisher. Personally I'd go for a mango lassi, which doesn't have any alcohol, but is so good you'll hardly miss it. Now for the food, which is spectacular. All the sauces are made from scratch by the resident chef. (He's actually taken a friend back into the kitchen and showed him the ins and outs of his cooking, and with great pride the fact that all his sauces are made on location.) Whatever you fancy, it is going to be good. My favourite is the Murgi Tika Masala, but I've tried a host of different things, and have never been had a bad experience. Not sure what to order? Ask the staff, as they can steer you in the right direction. Whatever you chose to get, I'm sure it will be good. After the meal is over you may be lucky enough to be greeted by the chef, who prides himself on checking on his guests. As they are all his recipes, this is certainly a treat. After a few visits you may even begin to feel like a regular, as they are quick to recognize return customers. All in all, you can't go wrong at the Indian Ocean.

Staff- Amazing & Friendly Food- Not Indian…read more.. Seriously this food is not actually Indian food. You are much better off buying a Packaged Marks & Spencer's Chicken Makhani (Butter Chicken) I have never seen yellow butter chicken in my life...it is supposed to be a rich orange cream color like Chicken Tikka. The Naan is doughy ::and:: burnt The Raita is literally yogurt with slivers of cucumber in it...See photos I can't speak to their other dishes but DO NOT ORDER INDIAN here, because it simply is not Indian

It's alright. Dishes decent and service generally good enough. Nice standard curry house to get…read moreyour fix.