Food is more or less eatable. Price is low, the location is a bit old-school. Service? Well - they…read moreask you for food...

After a little hesitancy, a group of friends I decided to pay a visit to Castle Tandoori for some…read morepre-bowling grub. Well, I am very glad that we did. Upon entering, we were greeted by a waiter and shown to our seats. Then, for no apparent reason, we were told to wait for a while before we ordered. Not sure why, but after 5 or so minutes, a waiter came to see us, took our drinks orders and we confirmed with him that we would be eating the buffet. Now then. Despite the £5.95 price being advertised so prominently, this amount only applies to non--meat buffet meals. The meat buffet will set you back just under a tenner. Fair warning. So, on to the quality of the food. A lot of the starter and side dishes were heavy on the grease but tasty enough. The vegetable dishes were particularly good. The Sag Daal was my favourite. The meat dishes were pretty good, however the consistency of the meat was typically very chewy. The worst offender was the Beef. It always confuses the hell out of me when Indian restaurants choose to serve beef. It can't feel great to cook your sacred animal, now can it? All in all, fairly good value for money, but they lose star rating on the crafty pricing and the poor quality meat that you get when you do pay the extra.

I just wanted to add my vote to this great Thai restaurant. The food is very good, and the prices…read moreare very reasonable for London. It does have a cozy and friendly atmosphere. I just wanted to clarify a few points that were raised above but not fully discussed: 1) This restaurant does NOT serve any alcohol at all. Consequently, they do allow you to bring your own wine (which is great for saving money). So be sure to stop into one of the local shops on your way there and buy a bottle of wine. 2) Space is VERY limited. The restaurant is basically the dining room of an old house that's been converted into a restaurant. So it can get very crowded. Be sure to call first and make a reservation. I've seen people waiting outside this place for 30-40 minutes to get a table otherwise, and the first thing the waiter asks to in-coming customers is "Do you have a reservation?" And it can get crowded on week-days as well as weekends.

It can be hard to get a table but it's worth the wait. The restaurant is justoff Lordship Lane so…read morethere are plenty of pubs and bars to hang out in before hand if you're queuing for a table. Take out is also a great option as the restaurant works pretty quickly, you just have to make sure you have cash as the restaurant is not registered on just eat or hungry house. The dishes are great value for money. My all time favourites are the massaman and yellow curry with coconut rice. Pad thai and pad see eew are amongst the best I've had in London. A diverse menu that would please a big group. They also have a selection of delectable starters and tasty salads that will make sure you don't leave hungry. They also allow bring your own so it's a great cheap and cheerful night out catching up wih friends.

I had the absolute best dining experience here from the moment I entered the door. Besides the…read moreobvious: the restaurant being beautiful and so well decorated. I booked the reservation through OpenTable and I guess they saw I was gluten free so when I checked in they immediately handed me the gluten free menu, which I normally have to ask for (even if I noted it) so that was much appreciated. Now, on to the menu, they had such a great variety of gluten free options. I went for the edamame and calamari. The calamari had red peppers and scallions with it and it was so tasty. For my main I opted for the ho fun noddles with chicken and prawns and it was beyond delicious. I also ordered a mocktail lychee martini which was solid. But here is how they really won me over. Their worker named Andy stopped by my table and said happy birthday and again, I hadn't mentioned it to any of them. But they saw it on my OpenTable profile and went out of their way to make me feel special. They chatted with me and even brought me out a free dessert while singing me happy birthday! It was truly such a great experience that I left the restaurant smiling. I would 100% recommend stopping by for the good food and staying for the grade A service.

A truly excellent meal in the heart of Chelsea. Loved the fujian noodles with spicy chicken as well…read moreas the ho fun noodles--both had tons of flavor. The peppercorn salted prawns and chicken gyoza were both great appetizers. Ambiance was very sexy and the service was excellent.

We stumbled upon this location when walking around the SoHo area, we had planned to go to another…read morerestaurant but decided on a whim that it looked delicious and the reasonable size crowd inside convinced us it was worth giving a shot. We really liked everything we had, it was a very nice lunch with good service and great food. The chicken+kimchi dumplings were delicious, fried well with good flavor. The Korean Fried Chicken was fried perfectly with a sauce that was sweeter than it was spicy, but still very good. Lastly the Jeyyuk Boekem (stir fried pork) was delicious - this is one of my favorite Korean dishes and I've probably had it at a dozen or more places, this was one of the better versions I've ever had. It also came out on cast iron, which is fairly common, but a nice touch to keep it warm as you eat it. In addition, they had a pretty extensive and authentic Korean menu, if we had more people we certainly had more things we were in the mood to try. Highly recommend giving it a shot if you're in the area!

Food was pretty good! The waiters are super busy so they don't come around often but service is…read morefine.

Over the recent years, this building that the restaurant is situated in has changed a few times and…read morenow the Aqua restaurant has come along and i've been wanting to eat there which finally happened recently, I have to say that the outside of the building is very smart and welcoming along too with the decor inside, I can't compare the decor inside to previous owners but in Aqua the decor is really modern and arty kind of laid back atmosphere as you can see in my pictures. I dined on Sunday and just missed the 5pm deadline for Sunday Roasts (literally by 3 mins) and the manager didn't make the effort to try and accommodate us, I think they should extend this to 6pm on a Sunday as people eat at various times of the day and like to eat later. saying this though the food was fantastic and dessert was really scrumptious too. The staff were also very pleasant the whole place seemed to have a busy but relaxed atmosphere for a Sunday afternoon, the locals really know where to get a nice roast!. So if you are ever in the Petts Wood area then I highly recommend a visit to this restaurant, I'm definitely going to eat there again. I'm only giving this 4 Stars due to the fact that the manager blatantly didn't try to accommodate us for the Sunday dinner just for 4 mins past their cut off time (even though there was a couple that seemed to have a roast meal served to them at 5.15pm even after arriving after us, Confused I am.....

For a local restaurant this is most certainly one of the best ones around. First impressions the…read moredecor is lovely with its brown wooden tables, leather style chairs, lighting and the way the tables are spaced out. The staff also very friendly and welcoming. I ordered duck but would of come with rosti potatoes but they was more than happy to swap over for gratin potatoes instead. My duck was lovely and cooked to perfection and the sauce was delicious and sweet. My husband had rib of beef which looked amazing and the beef just fell of the bone. For dessert I had salted caramel cheesecake which was a soft type like a creamy mousse with a lovely salted caramel centre I was in heaven and my husband had the sticky date and toffee pudding which was one of the best I have tasted in quite a while. Only downside of first experience was that we initially went in for a roast but they stopped serving them at 5pm and we got into restaurant at 5.05pm. But overall lovely restaurant decor, staff amazing and food excellent so I would most certainly go back.

Great Italian food and unlike many of the places in London I found the service to be personalable,…read morewarm, and timely. The ravioli was just what I had in mind, creamy fresh and delicious. The setting is not what I expected and I had a wonderful dinner.

I left them a hefty tip on top of the service charge for a reason - everything was amazing! They…read moreseated us relatively late for a full dinner and drinks and everything we had was marvelous! I loved the house wine and I ordered a specialty pizza which was so delicious (and large) that I couldn't bare to eat it all there and saved half for tomorrow. My boyfriend also ordered a specialty pizza with a artistic and equally delicious balsamic glaze that he close to inhaled. The house red wine was fantastic and the fried gnocchi appetizer was a phenomenal pre-meal treat. The service was very friendly and accommodating, and the environment was fun and lively with enjoyable jazz music in the background. I wish we lived here so that we could become regulars at this establishment. We're already talking about going again before we leave.

With a small plates / sharing style menu, featuring creative and delicious Japanese and Mexican…read morefood, this place was a real Notting Hill find! Everything is gluten-free, which is important, so my kid with celiac felt comfortable eating there. The place looks small but has a second floor (with air conditioned seating) and a bar and lounge area too. Very lively and upbeat ambiance. Service was terrific and very friendly, and they even made a simple tempura dish off-menu for my aging mother. Food delivery was a little slower than we might have liked--but we probably should have asked them to bring everything at once. That said, despite being very busy and with a line of people outside, we never felt rushed. Will definitely be back!

One of my absolute favourite places to relax with a cup of chai, fruit smoothie or to grab a bite…read moreto eat. Their menu has lots of very interesting goodies which are well prepared, many of the juices are made fresh. I find the staff are very friendly there and the place represents good value for money. Overall it's simply a very pleasant place to be with the bonus of having lots of natural light during the day. Keep up the good work guys!