Searched the food standard agency for a good Indian I the Enfield area. This had 4 stars and I…read morechecked at least 4 others that had either 1,2,3 stars. We got a takeaway and picked it up so I got to see the inside which looked clean and bright and comfortable. The staff were polite and attentive both on the phone and when I arrived to picking it up. The food was tasty and non oily and I would definitely go back.

Consistently excellent curry. A very friendly and popular Indian restaurant.read more

Thoroughly enjoyed on meal last Friday night. We ordered the spinach vegetable and requested the…read morecauliflower & squash dish but had them add peas, which was smashing. The egg rice and garlic naan were good with our meals of chicken korma & vegetable curry. At the end of the meal they served warm moist nice smelling towels and a surprise of shots of Bailey's. Absolutely lovely meal & evening. Will return for possibly their Sunday brunch. Cheers.

Is Enfield becoming the new Brick Lane? Probably not, but there seems to be a huge improvement in…read moreEnfield curry houses in the last few months. I'd been here before, and I've always had a nice meal, but nothing special. Well when you're trying to find a place for nine people at 8 pm on a Friday night, sometimes you have to go to the places that you don't remember as being as good as the others. However, I had a pretty amazing meal here. We started with poppadoms (as you do) and their red chutney was out of this world. I've never had anything like it at any other curry house. Amazing! I started with the hot wings, and while they aren't American-style wings (I've been on a wing kick lately), they were incredibly tasty. Spicy and cooked in a tandoori oven. Way to go! My main was the tandoori mix masala, so basically a mix of tandoori meats in a curry sauce. Wonderful! The other half had pepper prawns and he said that it was one of the best curry dishes he's ever had. We had the cheese keema naan (cheese and lamb, why not?) and I really loved it. We'll be back!

Enjoyed eating karahi. Came here with my family and we were very pleased with the service and…read moreatmosphere.

There's a new curry ...excuse me.. karahi in Kentish Town. Lahore Masala House occupies the former…read moreCeylan and more recently Golden Kebab house. They have done an impressive job on the remodel updating it with a bright and clean interior tastefully decorated and well equipped. Two large screen TV's play Bollywood music videos and sporting events. When you enter there is a small kebab shop and takeaway, and you enter through the second set of doors to the dining room. The food is amazing! A dazzling array of choices and some special items. We ordered Karahi Fish, Karahi Methi Gosht, Tarka Daal and a whole tandoori chicken. This was more than enough food for four and we were all very happy to try so many tasty items. First the fish was perfectly prepared and delicately spiced. It had a great texture and wasn't "swimming" in sauce. The lamb curry was ordered spicy and the chef actually came to ask us how spicy we actually wanted it, so we explained EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA hot.. he laughed and asked if we were sure and we said we were. He delivered! It was a spicy inferno without being overpowering. The daal was very nice but the highlight was the Tandoori chicken.. it was the most flavorful one we had tried in a long time and came out perfectly moist and juicy and oozing with flavour, and at 7 quid it was quite a deal as well. We also noted on the menu the chefs special.. a WHOLE LEG OF LAMB! We vowed a night of hedonism and drinking accompanied by a lamb feast. We followed through the following week and we were rewarded for our determination with a stunning piece of culinary magic. The leg of lamb was so tender and flavourful that we decided to make it a monthly ritual.. but be forewarned you have to order it 24 hours in advance.. so think ahead! The Lahore Masala House is a welcome addition to the Kentish Town landscape.. they have great lunch deals and they also stay up late for those leaving the locals or the Forum.

Ever since I moved to cuffley 6 years ago I have frequently visited the sonar bangla with my…read morepartner, family and friends, and the food has always been excellent. The staff are also very welcoming and polite, and the specials on the menu are always worth a try! The only minor criticism I would have is that the quality of food can decline if you order a takeaway on a friday/saturday night, and I have had to return to the restaurant after realising that some dishes were missing! However this usually occurs because it is so busy, so I would advise getting an early table/takeaway if planning to have a curry at the weekend. I am going to the bangla next week for a friends birthday and cannot wait to visit this accomplished restaurant once again!! =)

This restaurant is a place you can take your friends,family and kids!…read moreThe food is excellent. The service is excellent. And rather than reading reviews from people that have used the restaurant once listen to an expert!! I have visited here with friends and family every week sometimes twice a week for the last 12 years...so is it good YES!

For me, this is the pinnacle of Indian dinning. The food, the service, the decor, the atmosphere is…read moreas good as it gets. Surprisingly, the price you pay to eat here seems fairly consistent with other local Indian restaurants. I used to eat here regularly. Then when I moved further afield it wasn't very convenient. Now I'm thinking its well worth the extra milage to eat in such a good restaurant.

Tandoori nights is simply the best Indian outside the centre, have been several times the food is…read morestand out. Was again last night I had the chilli chicken which was exceptional. Thank you !

This is a good and average Indian joint. It is popular with a decent crowd. Prices are reasonable…read moreand the food reasonably good.

This is by far the best curry house I've ever eaten in. Every customer is treated like a member of…read morethe family by the owner and his attentive waiters. The menu is extensive and the food is excellent. They cater for all your curry needs whether it's a mild korma or a 'blow the roof off your mouth off' phal. The prices are incredibly reasonable; in fact they have remained the same for the last five years. One of the many joys of eating here is the almost limitless supply of coffee at the end of the meal. You pay for the first cup and the rest is free. There's also a complementary glass of brandy and a plate full of chocolate mints. I would recommend it to anyone.

I went with former colleagues from uni in my twenties, the food was absolutely amazing from…read morePakistani dishes. That's how you know that the restaurant is five out of five, if you easily remember the place from many years ago.

UK has over 70,000 Indian/Pakistani restaurants but this place has to be one of the best. It is…read morePakistani food at its best. The lamb chops were fabulous, as was the Chicken Tikka Karahi. The naans are perfectly round and soft. Not sweet at all like some of the other Bengali Indian restaurants where naan is more like dessert. The place is busy most of the time. Service is prompt. They allow you to BYOB which is a nice touch. The prices are great too. Dinner for two ran us a little over 20 pounds. I also hear they are open till midnight, which is great. During my visit, my only two gripes were that they didn't have Nihari (come to think of it, they don't have too many beef dishes which is typical of Pakistani restaurants), and they didn't have tea. No worries though, I don't hold it against them. Their food is way to good and I am a fan!

Okay, so despite the fact that this restaurant has been in Southgate quite some time I've never…read moreactually tried it, it's rare that I have friends come up to this part of the world, so it's even rarer that I will sit down in an Indian restaurant locally, so this review is about two take-always I had from here .The first of which I tried consisting of a Chicken Balti with the usual accompaniments of Peshwari Nan, Raita and Pilao Rice it was quite nice but slightly salty which annoyed me a bit as a Balti is one of my favourite dishes, but the second takeaway I got was a real treat. BTW I did let the restaurant know about the first disk, but thought I would give them a 2nd go and I'm glad I did. The Chicken Dansak was I would say almost perfect, succulent Chicken, just the right amount of sweet/sourness and tasty fresh ingredients. It redeemed itself after the first takeaway. Recommended!