food is excellent......service is top notch....ambiance is beautiful.....price range is fare for…read morethe location

I had the most delightful experience at Mehsaheb, the first restaurant my family and I tried…read moreduring our London visit. Moni, the incredible owner, greeted us with warmth and genuine friendliness. His passion for creating an unforgettable dining experience truly shines through. Every dish he prepared was a masterpiece, crafted with meticulous care. I can't help but highly recommend Mehsaheb to anyone looking for a wonderful and memorable culinary adventure in London. Drool recs: Josh rogan is a must, as well as the butter chicken and tandoori dishes. We had several apps ... honestly can't go wrong!

I'm staying at the Hilton London Canary Wharf and this place is literally less than a block away…read more The food was fantastic, and the service was even better. The manager was very friendly, but my water, John, made my experience top notch! He was personable and had great recommendations for food. I ate so much I cannot walk! Here is the rundown: Starters - Papadum with various tasty chutneys - Onion Baji - King Prawn Puri (ordered Spicy) DInner Garlic Chili Chicken (ordered extra spicy) Garlic Chili Cheese Naan Rice 2 Cups of fresh coffee and some Pellegrino AWESOME.

Staying in the Hilton round the corner, it was raining heavily so I ran round to this place...to…read morefind colleagues of my partner already there, so I joined them They seemed happy with their meal...I ordered my favourite: chicken jalfrezi, aloo gobi, plain paratha and a large rouge The setting is nice and even with a reasonable number off people it wasn't noisy and we could actually hear our conversation. The menu covers everything you would expect pretty well too and, given all the city folk around, not expensive The service was very good, friendly and efficient As for the food - it was acceptable, not the best I've ever had by any means but nothing untoward; a straightforward meal, tasty, spicy but not overbearingly hot and certainly plentiful...if in Canary Wharf again I would return

Coming from the states, I wanted to try a hole in the wall Indian spot. It was average. The…read moreChicken Tikka Masala was decent and so was the Chicken Biriyani. The rest was forgettable. A huge plus is that they are open late and they deliver. I had the order delivered to my hotel at the Aloft Excel within 40 mins. Don't hesitate to order since there isn't that much in the area.

After a year of living in the Isle of Dogs area, I finally stepped foot into The Gaylord Indian…read moreRestaurant, which is about a 5 minute walk from my flat. The gaudy orange sign, and the tinted windows with old men just hanging around the entrance made the restaurant seem less than inviting. I never notice any diners in there, maybe thats just the tinted windows. But a friend was visiting from out of town, and amused by the name - decided we should give it a try. And holy crap.. was I missing out! The restaurant itself is dimly lit and quite dark, so I'm not sure why the windows are tinted as well. The waiters were quite friendly and served us papadoms with assorted chutneys to start. For a small restaurant, they have an extensive menu along with exclusive items, but we didn't know what to order since everything was pretty much chicken / lamb / seafood mixed with "exotic spices, tomato, onion, and peppers"... but I think this is common for a lot of Indian restaurants. Anyhow, we ordered the Rogan E-Murgh (chicken in medium spice sauce), Tandoori E-Bahar (chicken in special cream sauce) and the lamb xacuti (lamb with fennel seeds, garlic ginger, and other spices) - all ranging between £7-£8. The descriptions are pretty weak, but honestly - I think you can just pick any dish, it'll be great! The food took about 30-35 minutes, a bit too long, considering we were the only diners and it was 9:30pm - but it was definitely worth the wait! The Rogan Murgh was really nice and flavorful saucy dish, the chunks of chicken breast were really tender, my only complaint was that it wasn't spicy at all. The Xacuti was a really nice lamb dish, more on the dry side (ie: no sauce), and the meat was extremely tender. Served underneath the meat was grilled green pepper. The sauce was nicely done, but also had a sour kick to it - I wouldn't have guessed it would be sour at all, but I really enjoyed it. The clear winner was the Tandoori E-Bahar dish: shredded chicken in a sweet curry sauce with raisins, tomato, (potato?), and topped with shredded almonds. In the end, the bill came out to £11 per person (we each had a curry dish, naan and papadom). Definitely a decent price for some excellent Indian food! Not sure what I'm gonna order next time.. the menu descriptions certainly don't do the food any justice, so I think I'm gonna have to randomly choose some other dishes to try. Other things to note about the restaurant: - all the ladies get roses at the end of the meal. A bit cheesy, but still nice :) - for any takeaway or delivery order over £25, they will throw in a bottle of house red or white wine, along with a rose - their menu states that they have been featured and recommended in several publications - all meat is Halal - portion sizes are very generous for the price! - flame-heated metal trays were used for our curries, so they stayed hot the entire time - there's an automatic 12.5% gratuity

Simply put, we here twice during our six day visit to London. Going back soon I am certain we'll…read morebe dining at Gaylord. Better than anything we've found in Los Angeles, this place does not disappoint on the flavor!

Incredibly delicious! Was a bit skeptical at the beginning from the lack of reviews but in the end…read morewas very satisfied. The food was delicious and the service was great, would definitely recommend Gaylord! (Lots of great veggie options)

The food was absolutely amazing Bangla birainy was the best dish I ever had wow service was very…read moregood friendly . the burger wer amazing lots off flavour my favourite takeout in e14

Properly spicy and decent portions. Take-out only…read more What are called prawns on the menu turned out to be mere baby shrimps, but the lamb and fish curries were tip top. Deliveries can be a bit slow in the weekends but not entirely unreasonable.

The FLAVORS of this gem of a restaurant was absolutely AMAZING!! We were visiting from the states…read moreand was craving good Indian food, they did not disappoint. The lemon rice and Vindaloo was are favorite. The garlic NAAN was one of the best I've ever had. Service was amazing, they were all extremely nice and attentive. Such a great experience while visiting.

We ordered take out we got the shahi Sabzi, lemon rice; coconut naan, garlic chili paneer and it…read morewas hands down the best Indian food I've ever had. Very well spiced even the rice was incredibly flavorful full of thin slices of lemon with the peel on. I could eat this forever and never get tired of it!

We tried this restaurant on a quiet Monday evening. No reservation needed, but had one anyway as we…read morehave been turned away from other restaurants. Only three of us, so we couldn't order as much of a variety as we wanted. Lots of options. We went for Biryani, Tika Masala, and Naan. Everything was good and of the right proportions. Service was good and attentive. Price was reasonable compared to other places we've eaten in the area. Short walk from Canary Wharf. We would go again.

This place was an unexpected gem. Our Uber driver suggested the place. I have been in London for 10…read moredays. Eaten at dozens of restaurants. This is my favorite. Eggplant was great. Curry was great. Service was wonderful. Prices are pretty decent also. Will be going back tomorrow.

Aniseed used to be called the Rogue Trader, but was revamped fairly recently so as to increase the…read morebar space and make this place look a little bit posher. I haven't eaten here all that often - maybe four or five times over the last couple of years or so - but haven't had a bad meal here, nor have I found this place all that cramped. There's a wide selection of dishes on the menu and I've generally found their food to be of a decent standard, even if the service is a little lacking. I wouldn't rule dining at this place out if I'm in the area, that's for sure.

Modest exterior, but Excellent food and service. Both chicken and lamb are seasoned well and very…read moretasty, served with crispy naan. Then there was hilarious looking ice cream served in an angry bird toy...

Very small portions. Sauce with good flavor but very little food. 4 shrimp to tandoori prawn dish…read more 7 calamari rings to calamari squid dish. Shrimp were good but the calamari bland and not fresh thick batter. Location good street parking Mediocre service and requesting service charge tip. Upside not very expensive but expect to have to order many dishes for a meal.

We had a fantastic meal here on our first night in Greenwich. Excellent service and delicious food…read moremade this a memorable evening. The Aloo Tikki Chat and the Murgh Tikka Lababdar were stand-out dishes for us. We came here as a family and everyone enjoyed their orders. Highly recommended!

We went on 31/7/14. The waiter/owner knew two of the guests were American and proceeded to…read moreinappropriate remarks about being American. What was he thinking? Poor judgement on his part. Not only did he not get a tip, I am writing on every social media site possible. Oh, the food was mediocre and expensive for what it was.

Fan-bloody-tastic…read more I was visiting a friend who lives in Greenwich and swears by this place. It didn't disappoint. I ate here on Easter Sunday for dinner. The food was absolutely delicious - the kind where you're completely full, but you want to keep on eating because it's so good. Very friendly, attentive (yet unobtrusive) service. Good wine selections, and the flavours are exceptional.