Always good service, delicious food and the staff is very appreciative of your patronage. They compete with a lot of good restaurants in Brick Lane but we keep coming back to them. read more

The Famous Curry Bazaar - Butter chicken, naan bread, a delicious lamb dish. - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

The food was spicy enough on ots own. The chicken was the best. Very tender and flavorful. The lamb dishes were dry and hard to eat. Made it disappointing in the Biryani. Tables were quite small. Was worth trying the food here. read more

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It's the 10th (ish) restaurant on the left, the 14th (ish) on the right. But the best on the street. Service was terrific (attentive, informed, appreciated suggestions), menu was extensive with all the good stuff-starters, appetizers, rices, vegetarian/fish/lamb etc. We ordered 7 dishes, our daughter declared her favorite the chicken korma & tandoori saag. The vegetarian biryani was great! (Needed a *little* more spice?) The chicken tawa was delicious, flavorful and perfect portion. A lovely dinner, the perfect place to enjoy summer evening dinner alfresco. read more

Great Indian food on Brick Lane! We especially loved the lamb samosas. The staff was very nice, especially Tommy read more

The Famous Curry Bazaar - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

Excellent food and service. The staff make you feel like family rather than guests. Barrister was a phenomenal host as well. read more

The Famous Curry Bazaar - Chicken passanda, chicken tikka masala, tawa chicken X2, garlic naan, white and vegetable rice. - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

Best curry on brick lane. Josh is the best! We came here on vacation to get some curry and it did not disappoint.

We enjoyed an outdoor table on a rainy evening. The ambiance and and service wa wonderful. Everything we ordered was so perfectly seasoned and tasty!!! I would highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for great Indian food. 10/10 read more

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I've lived in this city my whole life but have never made it to Brick Lane - so what better thing to do for my birthday visit to Brick Lane than dinner at The Famous Curry Bazaar that Eddie Huang with Vice ate at when in London that other celebrities have also raved on about too? This place is a landmark. The food was excellent and the service was divine and the location is fantastic and this establishment only adds to the area's charm and appeal. Arriving early we were kindly shown another location next-door operated by the same family/owners however deciding to wait for this place to open to the public was great as this afforded me and my sister an opportunity to explore the area and in doing so discovered a very cool vintage market that I went shopping at before dinner; I bought what I bought, had it boxed, went off to the Post Office and had it shipped home (I bought a lot of stuff that I didn't want to carry around) before enjoying my birthday dinner at this establishment that day, thank you for this opportunity to see more of Brick Lane before my dinner, thank you. read more

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Excellent Indian cuisine, as I mentioned in my check in you can't have Indian food like this unless you are in India. I love the fact they play traditional Indian music that is such a plus. Major Indian vibe tight tables. Excellent curries and tandoori specials. Spirited servers. A definite return to this place. read more

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After walking in the rain for a mile we found the Curry Bazaar and it did not disappoint from the initial seating, to the service at the table, the attentiveness to my sisters gluten allergy and then the FOOD it was all amazing!!! The food was so delicious, top 5 garlic naans I've had in my life. I even ate lamb curry which I refuse to do in states because its gamey. They slowly cook the lamb in the best tasting curry I've had and when paired with the jasmine rice and garlic naan the combo is unstoppable. Highly recommend this spot if your looking for curry when visiting London! They are open late, the food is near perfect, and the staff is friendly. read more

The Famous Curry Bazaar - Lamb Curry (front) Garlic Naan, Jasmine Rice and Lamb Jeera. - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

Good service, good food! Lots of veg and vegan options. Thanks to all at Curry Bazaar.

G is the coolest! He recommended some amazing dishes on a late night visit. I had the chicken masala, chaat, and lamb. The flavors were perfect and the service even better. read more

Great service and great food the staff were efficient and quite friendly! The ambiance was lovely as well! read more

The Famous Curry Bazaar - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

The lovely gentleman here at the curry bazaar have the most delicious selections of vegetarian and vegan indian foods! I am so obsessed with the jungle decor and welcoming staff. I love this place!!! come here for the cute boys to xxx. read more

Hospitality is the order of the day here. I was greeted on the sidewalk by the "brother "who invited me in. I jokingly asked if this was the best Indian food on Brick Lane, and he answered honestly: "we are all good, this restaurant belongs to my family. " I was so impressed I went in, and I'm glad I did. They take being hospitable as seriously as they take the food. read more

Chicken tikka masala tasted like they poured sugar in the curry.... Service was good. Cheese naan was probably the only redeeming factor. Literally can't emphasize enough how weird it was that the curry was sweet maybe the Brits just can't handle their spice ‍ read more

London tings. Great environment and great local peeps. We really out here in London tho read more

this place is an absolute blast! As soon as you walk in you are greeted by the friendliest and funniest assortment of hosts, waiters and chefs. they whisk you straight to your table and give you a 5 star meal. on Brick lane, there is one real winner. The Famous Curry Bazaar. The food is to die for and it's better than all 19 of the other restaurants on this street combined read more

I was very surprised with how highly reviewed this restaurant was considering my experience here. First, our waiter seemed to be disoriented and it was very offputting. We ordered three dishes and were disappointed to find that they were all served to us lukewarm, and had no spice to them at all. The butter chicken tasted like tomato soup out of a can, and the other dishes were equally lacking the traditional kick that makes Indian food taste so good. The only redeeming thing about this place was that the naan was excellent. read more

This section of Brick Lane makes me so happy. Every single restaurant with homemade signage proclaiming to be the most loved on Yelp, Trip Advisor, people out front luring you in with 20% off deals and a free drink, etc, etc. My crew was starving, and the man from The Famous Curry Bazaar was delightfully aggressive, so in we went. We shared lamb, mutter paneer, and a couple of other little dishes I don't quite remember. All of the flavours were delicious, and they were super accommodating with our lil' lady... who is very, very messy when eating curries. read more

Amazing rendition of classic Bengali dishes. Family owned and super attentive service. We got the chicken makhani, lamb curry and a prawn dish. I came with my girlfriends as our last night here and it was an amazing end to the trip. Oh & its BYOB. read more

This excellent, delicious Indian food is better than any I've had in America. I wish that I could bring the restaurant back home so that I could be a regular. The staff is also very attentive and friendly. Thanks for a great dining experience. read more

Mo helped me out in a pinch when I was starving and everything was closed. He served me a tasty lamb curry! Must check this place out on Brick Lane. read more

Winner of Best Curry 2019 but that's only the beginning. Boyfriend and I luckily avoided Slick Rick Steve's subpar recommendation and ended up here...Delicious food , lovely and friendly staff, very reasonable prices, and great drinks! House wine was amazing value, boyfriend loved his cobra (classic), and naan was the best we've had in London (and we've been to lots of Indian restaurants here thus far). Ask the waiters for their food recs - they will point you to delicious options. Fun bonus - Chris Martin from Coldplay apparently loves it too! Classic brick lane eatery that stands out on a stretch where it can be tough to differentiate. read more

Very friendly and nice service. The food was exceptional and left us feeling satisfied. Emphasis on the amazing service. I would definitely come here again. read more

Came here with a group of friends for a birthday and had a wonderful time! I had the Tawa Chicken with plain naan, it had amazing flavours and I could really taste how fresh it is! The service is great and our server Rha really took care of us. They're in a great location in the centre of buzzing Shoreditch, if you're in the mood for great Bangladeshi food I definitely recommend a visit! read more

The Famous Curry Bazaar is a pretty solid restaurant in the heart of Brick Lane. I went with about 15 other students from Uni, and the staff managed to handle our large party (in an incredibly small restaurant) with the utmost friendliness and professionalism. Pros: Great staff. Our waiter was super friendly. He hung out, cracked some jokes and was just all in all a great guy to be around. The food was unbelievable. Some of the best naan I've ever had and the dipping sauces were just out of this world. Cons: Small, and cramped, but not oppressive, at least. It took a really long time for our entrées to come out, but then again we had a really large group, so I'm not sure if this was typical. The worst part was that I ordered a starter of vegetable samosas and when they were delivered, I bit into one and got a mouthful of beef. As a vegetarian, I was less than pleased. I can say, however, that the staff was very friendly and professional about remedying this situation. But all in all, I would suggest the restaurant to anyone who wanted some amazing food, especially vegetable masala. read more

Loved all the dishes and the service was amazing. Keep an eye out for the very young owner, Mo who will hook it up for everyone!!

Brick is awash with curry restaurants and there seems to be no measure of quality and is a continuous dialogue from the restaurant workers offering you their establishment as the finest, etc etc. The famous curry bazaar got picked in advance due to offering Taste card discount. Decent-sized restaurant with open front windows. We shared mixed starters and poppadoms, none of which were memorable. Main for me was lamb tikka masala. Fake colouring and flavours. Tough lamb pieces. Portion size was fine. Naan was poor, mushroom rice had barely cooked mushrooms. Garlic mushroom starter wasn't big enough for a child. Only the saag paneer was good. Service was patchy, not providing glasses or filling up water and forgetting to bring items out. Yet friendly in banter. Overall, I would give this place a miss. I'm afraid, the only good things about this restaurant are that it's BYOB and they offer Taste card discount which made food half price. Which is what it's worth. read more

It breaks my heart to give this restaurant a 1/5, because some of the service was so sincere. But nonetheless, I have to. Between the three of us, we all had a lunch special of our own equipped with an appetizer, an entree and rice/naan. We had a vegetable curry I can't recall, the chana masala, and the vegetable korma with appetizers of pakoras and samosas. Let's start with the appetizers. The pakoras were not traditional at all. they instead looked like vegetable nuggets (chicken nuggets minus the meat) packed with an odd combination of vegetables. They seemed utterly spiceless and bland which was a huge disappointment. How could you get pakoras wrong? The samosas also weren't traditional. They were tiny, and looked and tasted like the premade samosas you can find in grocery store freezer aisles in the U.S. Again. not authentic at all. Unfortunately our entrees were even worse than our appetizers. The chana masala, though edible, lacked flavor and the chickpeas seemed undercooked. The vegetable curry too lacked flavor, and oddly enough was a tad sweet. But worst of all was the vegetable korma. Vegetable korma is supposed to be a creamy, savory gravy curry filled veggie goodness. What we received instead was a watery, soupy, sweet (what even?), bland dish. It was absolutely atrocious. Let alone the awful texture, why in the world would you make an Indian curry sweet, and sweet with no spices nonetheless? The only decent part of the meal was our naan. But how can you mess up naan? Anyway, this has got to be the worst south asian food I've ever tried in my life. I urge you to try another curry place on Brick Lane instead. read more

Great veggie options & delicious! Good service & good food. I'm touring around London & so glad I stopped in! Best of Brick Lane

Intimate setting, friendly staff, and fast service. I was invited to come to this restaurant by someone promoting out in front. They gave me deal of dinner with appetizer, cocktail, and bread for $12. The meal was a little small but was still delicious! The naan bread was soft and warm. I ordered the tikka masala. The sauce was a tad sweet but the chicken was so tender and yummy. I definitely would recommend. read more

This place was amazing! From the starters to the entrees to the side dishes, everything exceeded expectations and then some. Not only the best on Brick Lane, but perhaps the best in London! read more

The Famous Curry Bazaar is a fine place to stop in after a long day, but when I think back on it, I don't have a memory of the food being particularly amazing. I had chicken tikka curry with plain rice and vegetable samosas, and I still feel slightly underwhelmed at the experience. If there is a better restaurant on Brick Lane, I would choose that over this place. read more

The Famous Curry Bazaar - Some chicken tikka curry, rice and samosa - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

Pretty good food but awful customer service. Came on a Saturday night, wasn't even crowded and we didn't get our food for at least 45 minutes. Nobody came by to check on us or let us know what happened to our order. Wait staff gave us attitude after they screwed up. Wouldn't come back, would never recommend read more

I went to Curry Bazaar recently, enticed by the offers of free drinks and the fact that it was the only crowded restaurant on Brick Lane that evening. I tried my old stand-by of "I'd like whatever is most delicious." My waiter seemed very confused by this request, and was reticent to make recommendations. At his suggestion, we ordered the chicken rezala which, incidentally, was pretty bland and not delicious. We also ordered the lamb ureebisi (which we chose ourselves), which was spicy and pretty delicious. Overall, the food was decent but not amazing. the pressure was minimal compared to the other Brick Lane curry joints, and they gave us free beer. They've also got a decent selection of vegetarian dishes if you're into that sort of thing. read more

This place is known for their Indian food in London. I'm from New York and this is a must if you are in town. Exotic and amazing traditional Indian food. 5 stars! read more

Best Tikki Marsala EVER!! We just had the Best Tikki Marsala EVER!! great prices and wonderful customer service.

The food was alright. I was enticed in by the fact that they threw in free popadoms and also a free naan for my daughter who couldn't handle a full meal on top of the free drinks. The waiter struggled when I asked what vegetables were in the vegetable curries and jsut repeated whatever vegetables I mentioned. The food came quickly and was very tasty, but I wouldn't go as far as to say it was delicious. However when it came to paying the bill they were tediously slow. I would consider returning, however I think I will try a few different places in future visits to Brick Lane read more

A stroll down Brick Lane can be a bit daunting. It's like walking around the mall food court, where every vendor has an employee out front hounding you to sample their cheese steaks, bourbon chickens, etc. Likewise, here we find proprietors of Indian Restaurants standing out in front of their businesses attempting to convince tourists as well as local passersby to stop in and eat their curries and masalas. You see, in case you were unaware...Brick Lane over in East London is world renowned for their Indian cuisine. Some dare might say that the Indian food you are getting here is better than any you would actually get IN INDIA! So, fending off would be suitors trying to get you in their doors can be a bit aggravating, but it comes with the territory. That said, we stepped into The Famous Curry Bazaar after one of their servers greeted us as we perused their display menu. Like just about every other place on the strip, they had a lunch special for about 7/8 pounds. They're set up like a Chili's or Applebees 2 for $20 kinda menu. A selection of appetizers, main dishes and desserts one could pick and choose from for a set price. While I was asking the server about their options he propositioned me with this: For 10 pounds each, choose ANY appetizer we have, ANY main dish we have AND get a beer or wine as well. So instead of being bound to the limited prix fixe selections, we had full reign over their entire menu. Deal! Stepped inside, free WiFi (sweet) and a nice dining room. Started with bread service and some sweet tamarind sauce on the side followed by a prawn puree appetizer that was very good, but a little messy. I ordered a spicy lamb curry and the wife got a chicken tikka masala. Both were ample and plenty for sharing. A couple of tall glasses of Cobra Beer helped cool off any lingering heat. Not saying this is the best place to go on Brick Lane, but from my experience it must be far from the worst. Great deal + great service + great food = repeat customer if I didn't live thousands of miles away. read more