Visited for lunch; it was quiet, service was dull, food was okay, but the naan was overcooked, our…read morepaneer arrived without cheese inside (lol), and the entire place was vacant. I used to be a great spot, but they've swapped care and service for improved décor.

Once again, utterly awful service. The bar team appears annoyed when they need to assist you and is…read moremore focused on talking to each other and polishing glasses than giving you any attention.

Food was great! Butter chicken was superb! Garlic Naan! Definitely coming back when I Visit!read more

I went here last night with a couple of friends, I wasn't expecting much from this particular area…read moreto be fair. We got there and the restaurant looked amazing from outside, but it was quiet, which I thought wasn't a good sign. But moving on, we got shown to our seats, asked for our drinks and given some nicely designed and well set out menus, with very nice options to choose from. So from there we ordered starters, I had the tandoori chicken, I was expecting just little bits of chicken, to my surprise a whole leg of chicken, cooked tandoori style, appeared in front of me. It was amazing, then about 10 - 20 minutes later, chicken biryani. The chicken in this was beautiful, the rice even better, and the Naan bread. Just wow! Thinking back, I now wonder, why? Why, is it so empty in here? This place is a little gem, the service magnificent, we even stayed for about 20 minutes after chatting to the people there. My honest opinion to anyone in this area, go there, go there right now. Take your friend out for a lovely Indian meal and you won't regret it. Oh and another thing to add, it was very cheap and very cheerful. 5 Star all around, just wish I had seconds, but I was stuffed.

The Veg Kofta was very tasty & creamy. Perfect with the Chilli Garlic Naan. Enjoyed their Chilli…read morePaneer.

Discovered this place in London. Have to add this to my list of Indian Resturant in London. Food…read morewas amazing, specially the fish. Would most certainly be back next time I am in London .

Day of The Raj has been around for ages and it's easy to taste why. This place is always full on…read morethe weekends. The Chicken Tikka Balti here tastes really authentic and is served on the proper metal rounded plates. We came on a Saturday night so there was a bit of a wait for food. The atmosphere in this place is good, brown and subdued. Day of The Raj is not a big place but it is really good which is why it's lasted so long. The curry served here is not oily at all (something that is very important to me). You get the real sense that Day of the Raj relies on local business and it therefore good. My brother raved about this place and this is why I had to try it. There is a Sunday buffet on offer but the good news is they do not stop providing dishes from the regular menu. You can't go wrong at this place but be sure to reserve on weekends.

Best indian food in the world ever!!!!! The butter chicken…read moreis my favourite, but everything is great

First tie to the restaurant, the staff very friendly throughout and stopped by a few times to check…read morehow everything was. Had the following items: Pani Puri - It was fresh and ok but a little bland Chilli Garlic Mogo - Made from a tangy paste so not dry but I did enjoy the flavour. Veg Platter - A great selection and was a little spicy but some great items and would recommend this to any vegetarian. Chilli Chicken - had a similar taste to the Chilli Garlic Mogo as I suspect it was the same sauce but had some kick to it, but if you order chilli chicken what do you expect. Masala Papad and Fried Papad - Now I think they made a mistake and forgot to bring the fried one out but the Malasa one was nice served with diced onions and tomatoes with spices on top. For Drinks (Mocktails): Passion Punch - Great fresh taste and helped to cool off the spice from the Chilli chicken dish. Shirley Temple - Nice drink and something different but I did prefer the passion punch but I would recommend people do try both as they are both completely different. The bill came to £50.00 for us both and we had to take food away as there was too much for us to manage. The venue also has a space downstairs for private functions which I believe caters for around 50 guests and is priced per head between £22.50 - £25.00 per head but I am sure this is all negotiable. Family friendly and mixed crowd when we attended, a very pleasant place to take friends or family. Seating wise we were a little close to the booth next to us and the table was a little small for the food we ordered but to be honest the table we had which was for 2 people would be the same at any venue. The booths looked good so recommend you book these if you can. Thursday night and place was still filling up nicely. I would visit again and try some different dishes and will come and review again.... Service 5/5 - Excellent Food - 4/5 - Very Good Value - 3/5 - Average

I recently travelled to London. Some of my family friends took us to Bombay Central for brunch . We…read morehad a wonderful time. The food was delicious and the ambiance was amazing. The service was great . I loved the Bombay sandwich and the Vada pav. Their mogo was amazing too. The owner Rishi lakhani was very welcoming . This is one of the best restaurants I have ever visited. Will always go there whenever I am in London .

I have never had a bad meal here or had bad service…read more I went in on Friday, had Lamb Samosa's, Onion Bhaji's, Chicken Dhansak, Rice, Pashwari naan, wine..... amazing meal, really yummy. Never leave dissatisfied and the bill wasn't expensive, I recommend it far more than the other India Restaurants in Stanmore. Also family run, relaxed environment, really really friendly.

This is a regular venue for a 6 week get together I have with a friend where we simply have…read moresomething to eat and complain about our jobs etc. This is one of my favorite Indian restraunts we go to. So far we have never had a bad meal or bad service here. We tend to go on a Monday as that is Banquet night when you can get a Starter, a main with rice or a nan, a side dish and coffee for £10.95 - bargin. we tend to vary what we have each time but one of us gets the rice and the other the nan with our main then we simply share them. The food is always well flavoured and you can ask for the mains to be made either a bit more or a bit less spicy to suit your taste. The meat used is good quality and never dried out and the portion sizes are also good. The service is always friendly and fairly quick and the food does always taste fresh. The only slight negative is that the coffee served is at times slightly bitter.

One of the many Indian restaurants in the area, but certainly the superior one in the immediate…read morevicinity (avoid Circle Lounge). While the place is also a pub on one side, the 2 areas don't cross at all so it's not your usual pub/restaurant experience (it's better). The pub has a decked beer garden area, one of the few places like it in the area which is a bonus for us. Drinks are reasonably priced and food in the restaurant using Tastecard is more than worth it for what you get. Worth noting to avoid half pints of beer/cider, as they charge about 80% of a full pint which is very very unusual. Highly recommended!

Was taken here by family member who's been fairly regular for several years. Excellent meal, good…read moremenu, very well cooked food, each dish tasting of individual spices, no overdone use of Chilli. Silver service unusual in this type of restaurant. Highly recommended. Easy parking in High Road a bonus!