Lovely place with wonderful service. They messed up my order a little but took money off and gave…read moreus onion Bajis and samosas to take away as a sorry. Food is great, and it's clean and comfortable. Would definitely recommend!

I'm visiting family in South Harrow. My cousin always orders from here. Great food, one of the best…read morecurries I've had. Inside is clean. The staff are pleasant. I noticed it was frequented by lots of expats so it must be growing in reputation.

I really liked the food here, the tea was also awesome. Everything was cooked perfectly.read more

From the owner: Welcome to London Spice, the best Hyderabadi takeaway and Restaurant in Harrow. A family run…read morebusiness with a passion for serving the real tastes of Hyderabad. We serve traditional Hyderabad dishes with a more contemporary approach. Please call us on +44 20 8427 8885 to order via phone or simply place the order online. London spice customers can order via UBER, DELIVEROO and JUST-EAT.

Love Samrat. Mostly do takeaway these days (especially now that they're on Deliveroo) but still…read moredrop in occasionally. Absolutely love their Chicken Tikka Bhuna. Also, Peter Crouch's fave restaurant so what's not to like.

Great food and a wide selection of Indian and Bangladeshi food. Great for takeaway but add 10…read moreminutes to the time.

I have been coming regularly to Uxbridge for work in the last few months and I always planned to…read moretry some Indian food, as UK is real mecca for Indian cuisine on this continent. I left a choice of cuisine for the evening with my colleague, and I settled on choosing the best place to go. This place had some good reviews on some other websites, so we decided to try it. The restaurant is quite nice, light and has some cool water bubble decorations with light going on. We started with some poppadoms, garlic naan bread. All of those came with some sauces, that were really nice - especially lime pickle. Afterwards it was time for our mains - lamb madras for my colleague and Tawa lamb - local specialty. Medium spiced dish with herbs and lamb. The food was very tasty and well spiced, but just enough. Service was extremely attentive and waiter checked a few times, if his recommendation of Tawa dish was a good match. After getting our bill he offered a glass of some liquor, which was a nice ending to our meal. If you are ever lost on the way to London and find yourself in Uxbridge then it is definitely a very nice place for some Indian food (I am not an Indian food expert thought).

As far as your local Indian restaurant goes, Javitri feels nice and modern. The restaurant has a…read morelovely relaxed atmosphere and although we visited on a Tuesday evening, I have no doubt it would have the same vibe on a Friday or Saturday. The staff are really attentive and the food felt like it came out promptly (hard to tell though when you start eating those papadums and can't stop until the mains arrive!) I ordered a chicken korma with rice and a saag paneer. This was the first time I tried a saag paneer and I was not disappointed; creamy cheese with spiced spinach was beautiful with my korma sauce. The main reason I have given 3 starts is because the chicken was very dry. I could only eat 2 or 3 pieces, and so did other people in the group I was with. Since I have eaten in restaurants and takeaways with such good moist chicken in a korma or other curry, this was a bit disappointing. There was a large group of 9 of us and the staff accommodated us really well as we weren't sure how many of us would turn up from the onset. They also had lovely little extras like hot towels, mint chocolate with the bill, and our bill came to £15 each including a tip. I will visit again and hopefully can improve my rating for the chicken!

Had our final family dinner at Sahibs. Watched the women's soccer game and ate awesome, authentic,…read moreIndian food. Great lamb, vegetarian and curry options. We ate family style. Service was great. We never felt rushed. I highly recommend.

This is the new restaurant of the former part owner of Sahib's private members club a few doors…read moredown. It is authentic indian food rather than Bangladeshi and is invariably of a high quality. The only questionable thing they do is the plate of pickles served when you arrive. THey do not fit terribly well with the rest of the food. I woudl recommend that the best way to approach the food here is to have a large selection fo starters and go on to the main courses only if you feel you really need to. Once you have tried the lamb chops, the chilli paneer, the tiger prawns, Chilli chicken wings, the cubed chicked tikka and a black daal then there is little room for other food. Definately worth a visit.

It was exceptionally quiet on Monday evening, but apparently it does get very busy at weekends, so…read moredo call before you show up. Also, they do various offers to make the bill a bit more 'palatable', so that's also worth asking about when you call. I know this is the bit that you wanna know about, but even though the food here is very nice, it's just... a-ok, really nothing to write home about. Couldn't fault the place really, but there was nothing special that made Indian Nights stand out from the crowd. A few key words to describe the place: Friendly, Indian, Bangladeshi, clean, convenient.

Thought it was great. They treated us extremely well, as guests not mere customers. Food was…read moredelicious, place was quaint. Could do with a better beer selection but was pleased with Cobra. Worked out great!

The Vintage Restaurant is a plush looking, well presented establishment in the heart of Harrow, in…read moreNorth West London. With polite and attentive staff and a good bar, Vintage offers something that comes close to a cross between typical London curry house Indian food and hints of a homely flavour, treatment of spices and cooking style. If you've been yearning a classic butter chicken curry with pilau rice then Vintage will not disappoint and you'll also be served well with all the usual anglo-Indian curries such as chicken tikka masala. What does stand out in the Vintage restaurant is that their sauces and spice mixes are rather compellingly varied in taste, texture and aroma. This perhaps could be attributed to the fact that the Vintage is not a Bangladeshi run establishment and therefore their chefs' cooking style is distinctly regional to the part of India from whence he or she came. As a result, the Indian style breads available on the menu are made in a notably pleasing style where their size, softness and texture differs greatly to the more typical Bangladeshi/Indian curry house. Their naan breads are particularly good and lovely and fluffy to the touch. Another one of my favourites here is their vegetarian and chicken biryani which both come in hearty portions and again have a pleasing north Indian touch to their flavouring. Regular curry house goers will instantly notice this distinctiveness in flavour and aroma in the biryani's served here and I dare say that they would all give the thumbs up. The menu presents the customer with a good and wide selection of veg and non-veg food and wine list, though limited, is in fact quite good and prices for both food and drinks are in the lower to mid-range. This restaurant is frequented by a fair mix of Indian and non-Indian customers and the tone and style of the restaurant appeals to both large families, friends and couples out for a good night as well as the lone diner who's just passing by. For the simple fact the Vinage Restaurant's menu offers a different and distinctly north Indian taste, at a reasonable price, I can highly recommend this restaurant to those who might venture up to North West London.

I ate here just before Christmas. The food was superb, individually cooked (not in ready prepared…read moresauces) and not at all like the food in most High Street Indian Restaurants. We had the most delicious chicken jalfrezi. The staff are also lovely.

Have been here a few times. I'm vegetarian and my husband is non veg. There is always a good…read moreselection for us both and all dishes are well cooked. The staff are always polite and very good. Would recommend

Sahibs started as a private members Indian Restaurant which, in practice, mean't that you were…read moreallowed in if you were introduced to the owner. Up until 18 months ago this was probably the best Indian Restaurant in outer London and wouldave given some of the famous central Lonon Restaurants a run for their money. It is rumoured that the Indian Cricket team used to get their food shipped from here when they played in London. Note, however, that this is an Indian Restaurant and not a Bangladeshi restaurant. The food is fiercely Indian and there is not much on the menu that you would recognise from a standard curry house. The sad thing though is that about 18 months ago the owners fell out and parted ways. Since then the restaurant has not been so busy and the standard of the food has slipped. My understanding is that the awesome team of chefs has now been split over several restaurants in the area including Baad Sahib which is only a few doors down. Sahib's is still a cut above the rest but nowhere near as good as it was. If you do happen to go then treat yourself to the Chilli Panner and the Garlic Tiger Prawns. They are to die for.

For 4 years I been looking for places that serve Daal baati here in London, but to no avail. Not a…read moregood one anyway.. I walked in with not very high expectations but was pleasantly surprised. The menu is more diverse than I have ever seen here in London.. besides the basic items you find in any Indian restaurant in this city, there were items you wouldn't have seen in any restaurant here.. we decided to order the Mix grill and chilli paneer for starters.. grill was great and paneer was decent.. but the showstopper was the main course.. from the Daal baati to the gatte ki sabzi (if you don't know what that is, look it up and definitely try) to the methi ki roti; everything exceeded our expectations. This place is new and not huge,but it's definitely worth going there once and then going there again