Service was super slow. Waited 40 mins for food, dining in. Server was USELESS. Had to repeat the…read moreorder to her 4 times. Food was bland, no flavor. Just a bad experience all around. STAY AWAY!!! Better restaurants around

Contemporary Indian food, and cool funky decor makes Indian Kitchen well worth a visit…read more I am normally a bit unadventurous on the Indian food front and usually go for the same thing when I order. Not at IK though. The waiters and friendly and always happy to recommend dishes, theyve not picked badly yet! The food is exceptionally good and isnt greasy and stodgy like some Indian restaurants food can be. Everything is presented beautifully, and you can just tell that there is a high standard being aimed for which you wouldnt normally expect. If youre having alcohol with your meal, youre probably looking at spending about £20 a head, which is more than your average Indian, but my writing skills are not good enough to get across how much the extra quality is worth the extra money. Friday and Saturday nights may be worth reserving a table as it can get quite busy.

We went for my 70th birthday. We really loved the tasty food and liked the way the service was…read moreprovided. All the staff were very friendly

Came here for Namaste Lounge's brunch, which they also host on weekdays which is awesome since most…read morerestaurants in Long Island only offer brunch on weekends. My parents and cousin were excited to go here since it's her favorite restaurant so we made reservations and were pleasantly surprised. The restaurant had massive windows with tons of natural light coming in by the dining area, which was really nice and refreshing even with the rainy weather. They also have a nice outdoor space (probably only open in the summer?) which looked nice. I let my cousin order the brunch dishes for herself and my parents, and I ordered the lamb biryani because it sounded delicious and my cousin highly recommended it. The brunch items were pretty good, even though they're dishes I normally don't like to eat. Those fries were delicious, drenched in this addictive tangy sauce and cooked perfectly. (Not crispy though) That biryani was amazing and this may be oddly weird, but that layer of dough on top to keep it hot and juicy, fell in my biryani and got mixed in by accident, but it tasted really good too- it soaked up the thick spices on the lamb. That biryani was the best I've had in my life so, highly recommend that! Side note - use the chutneys they give you. They're flavor boosters and delicious! Cons: slow service but I've noticed it's a British thing...

This is by far the coolest place to go in Northwood Hills…read more Everything about it makes for a good night out. If you just fancy going for drinks, Bombays whoops the local Wetherspoons hands down. They have an amazing selection of cocktails, beers and wines and even have some odd spirits such as a Scorpian Vodka (actually has a real scorpian in the bottom of the bottle)! The food is really good, but for me personally can be a bit on the spicy side. I am utterly useless with hot food though, so Im certain this is more my intolerance rather than the Chefs over enthusiasm. If you're there to eat and drink for the evening it can work out a bit pricey, but you pay for what you get and I certainly wouldnt say it's really expensive or anything. The decor is contemporary and the staff all know exactly what they're doing and are highly efficient. They do have plasma screens in there too, which often play music in the background, and sometimes football if there is a high profile match on. The bar can also be hired out for private parties.

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.

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.

Recently visited on my visit to London... a nice clean place with good food but very stark lighting…read morewhich made it seem more like a cafeteria than an intimate experience... to his credit one of the partners (its owned by 3 brothers) adjusted the lighting immediately and got a round of applause from the other patrons... The annoying indo- pakistani videos playing on the TV were the only source of music available until he gets the new speaker system installed. Votive candles on each table and a large mirror on the empty wall would do much to improve the lack of ambiance and give the place a larger feel... super friendly owner who was very open to all these ideas and if he follows through I look forward to a return on my next trip... Very good service and good mains but both could use a slight tweaking of the flavours by an experienced chef but definately on the right track... looking forward to next time! Crisco

Very pleasant. Poppadoms followed by chicken dhansak. Excellent!read more

We had a great time at Kho Kho Ruislip - probably the best Indian restaurant in Ruislip. We had…read moresome amazing starters, and some Indo-Chinese mains, and the cocktails were very good.

great food and service, amazing cocktails and deco. very…read morenice drinks and wine collection they have, 5 star SERVICE very attentive staff