A popular Indian restaurant on the Ridgway, five minutes' walk from Wimbledon Village, which also…read morehas a busy takeaway service. The main room is quite small but there's additional seating in the back area. The menu has a standard range of Indian starters; and for mains, Tandoori options, curries, balti and biryani dishes. There are vegetarian options for some of the curries, balti dishes and biryanis, and a good choice of side dishes, rice and breads. There's quite an extensive wine list but we opted for Indian beers. The choice of 5 pickles and sauces for poppadoms was excellent, and actually would make a good starter option. The food itself overall was good - classic local Indian fare, rather than anything particularly special. Service on our visit was friendly and efficient. Poppadoms, starters and mains with drinks, rice, a few side dishes and rice, came to £30 a head - not bad for Wimbledon Village. A reliable local option.

One of the best Indian restaurants I've been to! This is…read moreone of the few places where the food can be made spicy enough for my taste. The king prawns vindaloo was really spicy and I absolutely LOVED it! Everything else was good too! Tried the mixed grill for two, a lamb dish that I can't remember the name. Delicious! Would I go back? Absolutely!

Chutneys is tucked away round the back of the one way system in Wimbledon and that's my excuse for…read morenow having eaten here despite living in the area for over 15 years. However, on Saturday, my hockey team had their mid-season boys' curry night out here. The restaurant was already busy and boisterous by the time we arrived. They absorbed our group without too much effort I had already taken a little peep at their menu on-line and was impressed by the range of different dishes on offer besides the usual suspects like korma, rogan josh, etc. We took advantage to order a variety of dishes to share from the specials section. This ranged from lamb shank to chicken rajeshwari. The food looked good on arrival but sadly, it was hard to really taste distinctive notes in each dish. I found that the flavours really amalgamated into much the same taste in my mouth The mango lassi was yummy though. So the search for my local go to curry house continues

I am always looking for a good indian restaurant with really spicy curries and last night we…read morediscovered this little gem. After talking to the waiter I opted for a Chicken Tindaloo which according to him was their hottest curry (although Pall is suppose to be hotter and listed on the menu). As always you have to goad them a bit as well otherwise they hold back on the spice. I was not disappointed in the least - I think this was pretty close to the hottest dish I have been served in a restaurant and it was fantastic! Otherwise; Service is excellent, prices are reasonable, menu is huge (so obivously you can order something less spice if you were so inclined) and portions are decent. Poppadom appetizer was the best I ever had.

I went with friends and trusted their recommendations. I was a bit shocked when they ordered nine…read moreitems for the four of us, but soon realized that this was "small plates" style - I would liken to "Indian Tapas." It all arrived in those little silver bowls and the feast began. Not a one of those nine was even close to being mediocre. We had great fun recommending combos of bites to each other (try the pumpkin with the chicken tikka! Try the daal with the okra!). All scrumptious. It's off the beaten path, but fairly easy to get to considering London's amazing trans options. Something to note for US Indian food peeps: the Saag Paneer is made with coconut milk - sweeter than anything I've had in the US. I loved it, and was told by my pals this sweet style is common in the UK. Wine selection was small but adequate and well chosen. Prices were very reasonable for the excellent quality (we all had wine, beer or cocktails and ate our fill for 20 quid per person). Service was EXCEPTIONAL. Three men attended to us and never missed a beat. My UK friends tell me that of all their Indian food adventures, they feel Nazmin's is the finest specimen of British Indian they've had. My dining adventures in the UK are more limited, but I've had loads of Indian in my time and feel very confident in recommending this as a dining experience that will NOT disappoint!

The food here is decent and the service is pretty good. If you live in the area and like Indian…read morefood then I would recommend it. It's not fantastic and I have had better curries in London. However it is far from the worst I have tried. Living close by I have frequented and not been disappointed. It is standard Indian fare. They have an abunance of choice, the grub is decent and you can wash down with a Cobra or two. I find that they tend to cook with a bit too much oil and the food can be a bit greasy (or greasier than it should be). I grew up in South Yorkshire, where there are a lot of good Indian places. I regularly visit one's better than Nazmin's when I travel up North and hence me only giving 3 stars. Decent Indian grub, without beng spectacular. Worth a try if you live close by, but I would not recommend travelling too far for.

Kafe Karahi is a small cafe on the Broadway, it's a place i've stopped a couple of times when i'm…read moreon the go and in need something to fill my stomach. They make great onion bahjis and samosas as well as spring rolls. It's quick and easy, tasty and you can take-out your nibbles. The prices are good and the guys in there are friendly and welcoming.

Kafe Karahi is a little cafe/takeaway on WImbledon Broadway next to the Walkabout Pub. It has a mom…read moreand pop feel to it and is great for a snack or inexpensive meal when you don't feel like dining from the mass of chain restaurants in the vicinity. The curries available are all out on display so you can point to the most promising looking dish. I can recommend the briyanis and lamb curries. There are onion bhakis and samosas for a quick takeaway snack. There is a small seating area and a little tip is that they show cricket from the sub continent and I've spent some happy times eating curry and watching cricket with the workers. Great atmosphere for a big game. An inexpensive place to grab a bite. Worth a visit to escape from the chains.

Namak is my go to spot after Watan in South Hall…read more I am in no BS mood so I will keep this one straight. I always order the same food when I am here from Namak Mandi. The service is quick. The food is ready on time. The Kabuli pulao is great. The rice is fluffy, the meat is falling off the bone, and every bite is flavorful. The chapli kebab is soft and juicy. It hits all the spots. The chicken charsi karahi is okay at best but you can't have all you want. I haven't dine in inside so I have no idea about the ambiance but the food is great so I will eat it under a bridge if I have to. 4.1/5 definitely recommend!

Worth a visit for the chapli kebab alone and amazing sized Nan for 2-4 people…read more I have had better mixed grills but good size and value for money. #london #kebab #londonlife #foodiesofinstagram #foodie #foodreview #foodporn #food #grill #chaplikebab #mixedgrill

The Jaipur is a hidden gem - in Southfields - it's a restaurant that my friends said not to write a…read morereview of - as everyone would be there.. it is fantastic.. the Lamb Jalfrezi is wonderful.. hot, fresh and the meat great large l chunks.. not thin and mean.. and so tender.. my friend had the Naga chicken and the the other the chicken Dansak.. all fantastic.. great as takeaway and to eat in.. service nice and friends .. I would highly recommend.. off back to the USA now and I will miss it so much - every-time I come back I have to go here.

So delicious--every dish was the perfect spice and such great service with Aksa! Delicious mango…read morelasse was a bonus.

Not being a local, it's hard to decide between the many curry restaurants lining Upper Tooting…read moreRoad. So I took note of an award given to Spice Village on its window saying it was the favourite curry house of the locals. Not sure though about a picture of the local MP eating here with the stock of MPs being at a historic low. It feels like a family restaurant with a lot of functional tables in the dining area and in common with most of the Upper Tooting restaurants, an open kitchen. I loved watching the chef make my roti in the tandoor oven. A bad start as they didn't have onion bhajis, my first choice starter and the mango lassi tasted artificial, possibly from a bottle. However, the methi gosht had nice spicing - fenugreek I think being the predominant flavour - and the lamb was tender. The roti was light and a good foil. 3.5 stars but not quite enough to tip it into 4 stars at the moment.

Faisal and Ahmad have both taken my order on the phone and the food was delicious - they even told…read moreme the approximate time and made suggestions as to what to order. My favorites are lamb karhai (boneless option for my father-in-law). The paya and sujji are also pretty awesome. But honestly the customer service both in person and for delivery is what keeps me coming back. They really care about their clients and offer really authentic, comforting food. Thanks guys!

From the owner: We Specialize in Authentic Karachi Lamb Nihari freshly made from Spring Lamb Daily…read moreChicken Biryani that will revive your memory of Burns Road, like no other in all of London! Guaranteed! Fresh Made to order Full Chicken Karahi straight from GT Road We also have perfectly seasoned Chicken & Lamb Haleem, and Lamb & Beef Paya that will keep you warm all winter! Our Weekend Special include Special Kastoori Doodh Gajar ka Halwa and Beef Paya(Beef Trotter Stew) And our most prized dish, Kunna Paya made with Lamb Shank and Paya slow cooked to perfectly with a taste like no other! You will be coming back and back again just to remind your taste buds of the true taste of Karachi.

I discovered Lahore Karahi through Reddit and let me say that this was hands down one of the best…read morerestaurants my wife and I have dined at in a very long time. We ordered their: Nihari, Chicken Biryani, Keema Naan, and one other dish I can't remember. Everything was PHENOMENAL! Every dish and bite was just absolutely loaded with spices, aromatics, and flavor. Seriously, it was so good my wife and I ordered another keema naan. The 3 sauces they drop off with the naan were so addicting too. I could eat them alone. There was a little accident during our meal though that involved a spill and some stains on my and my wife's clothes/shoes, but stuff happens and they did right by us. Excellent service and even better food. My only complaint is that my wife and I didn't come back a 2nd time before going home :(

So good. Still crushing it like Dre. The chicken biryani is a must. Service is excellent.read more

I will give this place a preliminary 5. I had the lamb vindaloo with garlic Naan. The Naan was…read morefreshly made with loads of flavour. Unlike other places I have tried where they pre made the Naan. The Vibdaloo was very spicy and full of flavour. A decent portion of lamb was found within the copious amount of curry. I will return and try all of the fishes they have here as the selection is quite varied. Many of the dishes on the menu are brand new to me. It will be a wonderful exploration of flavour I'm sure. The staff are friendly and service is quick. My take away order was ready within 10 minutes of placing it, though I would allow 15 as the kitchen seems quite busy. I will post more reviews as I visit again...

We are visiting from Los Angeles. This restaurant was near our hotel. Absolutely authentic and…read moredelicious food. Starting with the crispy bread appetizer and dips/spreads, we were enchanted. The lamb Marsala and Tandoori chicken were perfect. It's small and intimate. The staff is quite friendly. I strongly recommend it.