This place is closed. They reduced it to a curry restaurant/take out in the basement. Take this…read moredown!! We walk 1/2 mile and we were very disappointed!!!

Love these boys!…read more Always friendly when I pick up a takeaway and the food is indeed good value. Occasionally they give me a freebie beer too. Fodder is both flavoursome and not too fatty/greasy. Decor looks nice and spotless inside, so I'm always surprised it doesn't get more crowded.

Not sure why this place is rated so low. I really enjoyed the food here. Had vegetable samosas and…read morethe tandoori king prawn karahi. All were great.

Traveling in London for the first time and I met a friend from my hometown who also happened to be…read morein London (our trips overlapped by a day). So we had to have our favorite day date cuisine, Indian. After googling for places to choose, I landed Mughal's which ended up being the perfect place! Suggest making a reservation (we did not); but we were accommodated for a table upon arrival. We opted for the butter chicken, paneer masala, and beef samosas. Just typing the names makes my mouth water, the flavors had me wanting to drink the sauce out of the bowl...I opted for just using the naan to finish it off. Get the beef samosa as a starter, just trust me you will not be disappointed. I know London is known for the Indian cuisine, but definitely make Mughal's a top option to go. The staff were amazing, friendly, and joked around with us. It was a great dinner and fantastic way to cap the night off.

Very good ambiance, great service and lovely eating experience overall! We will definitely come…read moreagain come spring!

We often head to this spot after work when we're craving a good curry... or when we're just too…read moretired to cook for ourselves. The restaurant is always full and it's not just because there are loads of other lazy sods in Balham--as proof, the Indian restaurant next door is perpetually empty. We haven't ever tried it, but we've given them the benefit of the doubt and assumed they must survive on take-away orders. At the Indian Room, we tend to experiment with our orders and branch out to try unknown dishes--we've never been disappointed. I hope to someday have worked my way through most if not all of their dishes as each gets better than the last. (Although I'm not sure if that says more about our poor ordering skills or the restaurant's food.) The prices are very affordable so we always over eat. Oops! It's also worth noting that all the folks who work in the restaurant are very very nice! One last thing, it's not great for groups over 6 as the space is quite small, but they will do their best to accommodate you if you do have a large group.

Outstanding food, service and experience. Had a family meal to celebrate my parents anniversary and…read moreSwagat did not disappoint. Great flavours and authentic food. Staff were polite and attentive. Will definitely be returning.

Paneer tikka and the chicken biryani was very good. Britain does have exceptional Indian good, yet…read moreto have a bad Indian meal here.

Everything we got was so good! We went off the servers recommendations:…read more- Appetizers: Chicken lollipops, chaas popcorn chicken, and chicken momo dumplings - Konkan Chicken - similar to butter chicken - Railway Lamb curry - so good! - Chicken Biryani - garlic & regular naan - Happy hour Hugo spritz $7

Higher end Indian street food in the middle of London…read more Went for lunch - place was clean and a little minimalist. Was sat right away and placed an order quickly. Had the pani puri, samosas, garlic naan, chicken biriyani, and dahl. Everything was on point. Would def come back!

Delicious! Excellent customer service! Great ambiance! Open late!!!! Went two nights in a row and…read moremade us feel like family. Extremely accommodating & delicious!!!! Very surprised this place does not have 5 stars! Gooo and try them out if you can! I'm visiting from Washington, DC, and I will be back!

Brick Lane is known for its curry and we were having trouble finding the best place- this…read morerestaurant was a nice break from the typical English food and did not disappoint. We started with a couple of beers and samosas (not pictured because hunger). Can't go wrong with any of the beers as they're all pretty light. The samosas were super crunchy and the sauce had a nice kick to it as well. For the entrée, we ordered the lamb curry, butter chicken, naan, and a side of rice. The lamb curry was out of this world delicious, but the butter chicken wasn't our favorite. It was quite velvety, a little too much for our liking, but the chicken in there was delicious. I just like to dip the naan in the sauces and it was too rich for that. But the lamb curry was outstanding and definitely scraped the sauce out with the naan (which was also amazing). We ordered one rice to split between the two dishes which was enough for us, but if you're super hungry you may want to order two. The servers were very attentive, however we were the only people in the restaurant at 3pm on a Tuesday. There was a little bit of a language barrier at first but everything was sorted with no problems. The restaurant is authentic and the food is delicious, and bonus that it's all at a great price point!

Don't let the chophouse fool you--this is not a traditional steakhouse. The music was not classic…read moresteakhouse and a little loud--was rock 80s and early 90s. The crooning gave me a headache. The lighting was not subdued steakhouse but good enough to see. Chairs and tables not steakhouse , no cloth linen tablecloth and more standard pub like chairs and tables. Service was dutiful and I would have given it a very good if the waiter bothered to come by and check on us after one of his colleagues (not him) dropped off the food. The onion rings were quite good and were not made with bread crumbs but--I think chick pea flour or some other flour. They were fried perfectly, stacked nicely and seasoned with various Indian herbs. Say 3 stars. The cauliflower croquettes were out of this world--you really should get them. They has numerous notes of flavor including coconut and the inside was mushy goodness. Couldn't taste the cauliflower much but whatever the mushiness was--it was great. The tandoori chicken was also very good--the flavor was muted and the exterior a little crisp (in a good way) but the chicken itself was moist and flavorful. If they had a 4 minus I'd give it that and I'd order it next time. The lamb chops had a ton of flavor and an overabundance of garnish while they were cooked just right. They said they were crispy but--although they LOOKED crispy they were not. Since I was hoping for some real crispiness it was a miss. That is, notwithstanding the flavor and cooking bullseye. All in all--don't think of this as an American style steakhouse...t'is not. Think of it as a fancy Indian restaurant with great food (4/5) an almost admirable setting (3/5) and nearly acceptable service, setting, etc (2/5).

We ended up getting the Festive Feast option, which is $50 per person. They bring out 2-3 small…read moreplates, tandoori dishes etc. I didn't find this place to be very veggie friendly. I mean they do have veggie dishes, but not a lot to pick from if someone doesn't like paneer or the fake meat option. The restaurant is small and cozy, with tight seating. The service was great. And the location is just minutes away from Trafalgar Square. Here are the veggie options I ate: - Chickpea Chaat: this was delicious. Loved it. - Bhaji Onion Rings: this is onion rings with some masala on it. Decent. - Roasted Cauliflower: this was a bit bland for my tasting. I would have liked something else, but the other option was paneer, which I don't eat. - Beetroot Seekh Kabab: I thought this was going to be a delicious beetroot tikki, but it ended up tasting like meat to me. I had to check twice if it was vegetarian. I'm not a fan of fake meat at all, and this was not something I enjoyed. - Black Daal: this was decent. A bit too burnt flavor. Black daal traditionally is not burnt. - Kulfi: this was yummy. Overall, a great place to hang out. I wish they had more vegetarian and vegan options, especially if someone is paying $50 per person. Definitely give it a try. My coworkers who are meat eaters, loved it.

There's a lot to love about Yatri and of course the curries are the star attraction. We can usually…read morebe found here for dine-in or take-away several times whenever we're in London. Also, don't be surprised if the staff at Yatri are the kindest you'll ever meet out dining.

Small restaurant and not much seating. Just the two of us so they found space fast. This was our…read morefirst Indian meal in London. We do not get this type of food where we are and were so glad we visited! We plan to go back before we leave for the US this week. We ordered several dishes and everything was great as well as the service. I wish Yatri had a location close to me.