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Yatri Indian Restaurant

4.6 (41 reviews)
Open • 12:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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Gulab jamun
Alyssa Y.

We knew in London that we absolutely must try Indian. I saw another Yelp review recommend Yatri over another highly popular spot so decided to try it. So glad we did! Went in a Thursday and grabbed a 7:30 reservation. Definitely get a reservation! The place is fairly small and was packed inside and out. Those without a reservation had about an hour wait until things opened up around 8:30. We chose the Lamb Biryani, chicken korma and garlic naan. It was all so good! Biryani was a bit spicy but served with a yogurt sauce to soften the flavors. The korma was delicious and was a perfect item to balance the biryani. The naan was cooked perfectly. I only wish we had orders an extra side of steamed rice to not let any of the korma sauce go uneaten! We opted for dessert and tried the gulab jamun which was the perfect way to end the meal. This spot is an absolute gem with delicious food and exceptional service.

Shanna R.

Such good Indian food just moments from Euston. Small and not a lot of indoor seating but they didn't mind squeezing me in as a solo diner without a reservation. Food was delicious. Well seasoned and tasty hot. Incredible chutneys and the BIGGEST G&T I've ever had!

Chicken tikka, paneer, garlic naan
Cole D.

BEST INDIAN FOOD of my life! We knew we wanted to try the best London had to offer. We did research, looked at menus and reviews and found the authentic Indian we were looking for. From start to finish, it was a silent meal filled with "ohhs" and "ahhs" and "oh my god this is so good." Service was also incredible and fast. We walked in around 6 as it was filling up. It is a small place so make reservations! We had the chicken tikka, paneer, samosas and onion bhaji. All were 10/10. Make sure to get the garlic naan and eat with a spoon. We barely touched our rice. I can't stress enough how wonderful of a meal it was. It's also easy to take a stroll down to kings cross station to catch a taxi back home/hotel. Cheers!!!

Chili garlic naan and rice
Anushka M.

Great spot! We started with mango lassi which was delicious, then ordered the railway chicken curry, Kerala shrimp curry, and chili garlic naan. We did have to pay for white rice for each curry as well. Everything was good and the service was great as well. We finished the meal with gulab jamun for dessert. Overall a great experience and good food!

Samosa Chaat and Lamb Appetizer
Rachel A.

The food here was simply fantastic! We got there when the restaurant was closing and the owner was so kind and let us order still even though it was packed. The waitress was beyond attentive, made recommendations and didn't make us feel rushed. Everyone raves about Dishoom being the best but honestly I don't even think it comes close to this place in flavors and authenticity!

tea and samosas with sauce
Denise S.

I was really hungry but walked around until I found a place with good reviews. It was an odd late-afternoon time, and there was a large party feasting when I arrived. It was comfortable inside and the server was quick to bring me tea and samosas with lots of yummy sauce options The entree was fabulous - piping hot and beautiful. The entree did not come with rice which surprised several other clients but I figured it saved me empty carbohydrate calories (white rice is evil).

This place just near our hotel around the corner & food was awesome

Awesome food We made good choice Was around our hotel Pullman We from NY & we enjoy our dinner !

Samosa chaat
Juer Y.

Excellent service, fast and attentive. We didn't have a reservation and we were able to get seated right away. The food were so good. Right portion and reasonably priced. We got mango lassi, garlic chili nan, raise curry chicken and Bombay chicken curry plus cumin rice. We also ordered the peshawari nan, which was nice and warm but a bit too sweet for my taste, but the owner did warn me it was a sweet nan. Some people might like it.

Service was quick and easy. We sat outside and our server moved two tables together to accommodate us. We enjoyed people-watching while we snacked on papadums and chutneys. My party and I shared the Railway Chicken Curry, Prawn Curry, and a few other dishes I can't quite remember (we're on a whirlwind tour of England and we've eaten tons of Indian food so far). If you're anywhere near King's Cross / St. Pancras, it's a must-visit.

Chicken Tikka Makhani and Railway Chicken Curry - Side of Garlic Naan and Kachumber Salad.
Ben P.

Amazing curry and good service! Close to our hotel in perfect location! Dining area was small but felt like I was in India.

We were so hungry (& so happy) that we have 1 picture. You will feel so welcome here!
Mark S.

We showed to Yatri 30 minutes before close. The restaurant was packed, the 6 of us were staying down the street. The team was so thoughtful, so open to having us, created a table, wanted to serve all of us and we had such a wonderful experience. The meal, the people, the energy and the family hospitality was so good: we had take out the next night!

Linda Y.

This restaurant was close to my hotel, and they took reservations since my friends and I weren't sure if it was busy or not. When we got to the restaurant, we were seated promptly. This is a cuisine I was not as familiar with. But the dishes I had were quite tasty and good portions. It wasn't as loud as i feared was what happened in my last Indian restaurant. I definitely say that if you wanted good eats in an intimate setting.

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The staff could not have been nicer! The food was perfect and the ambiance of Yatri was amazing! Five stars, no complaints!

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Tremendous dining experience. Food was so great. Easy to get to right from St. Pancras. Would highly recommend.

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A bit "cold" ambience but good food and service. Fun to see the camaraderie of the staff as they enjoy their work

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This place is amazing! Prashant was so accommodating. This is by far the best Indian Food I have ever had.

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“Everything we ordered was fantastic - from the samosa chaat, the lamb hari mirch, dal, and the railway chicken curry.”

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Dishoom - Lamb chop

Dishoom

4.6(627 reviews)
0.6 mi•King's Cross
•££

What a cool spot! The neighborhood is awesome, and this restaurant is incredible. It's got so many…read morecool levels with bars on the main level and also downstairs. Service is super professional and on point. The food comes out fast (almost too fast), and is perfectly cooked. Everything smells so wonderful and spicy. We went for breakfast before a show at the nearby Lightroom, but I'd love to go back for lunch or dinner!

This is my second time at Dishoom but my first at this location…read more I really like how the interior design of this space is made to feel like a train station which is fitting as it's in King's Cross. I enjoyed the food we ordered this time more than the first. The house dahl is a standout and something I'd recommend people to order for sure. We also ordered the chicken ruby which was good too. The chicken biryani was fine but for the price point I definitely have had better experiences and don't think I'll try it again. The naans surprised me, they were also really good even on their own which really makes the difference in enjoying the whole meal. I also ordered the pina colada mocktail which was very refreshing and a good compliment to the meal. The service was friendly but as it was busy it did take time to flag the waiter down at certain points of the meal. Overall, I would go to Dishoom again and I'd like to try their street food offerings/appetizers next time.

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Dishoom - Interior

Interior

Dishoom - Okra fries

Okra fries

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Jackfruit biryani

Delhi Grill - Black lentils

Delhi Grill

4.3(48 reviews)
0.9 mi•Islington, Angel
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This place was underwhelming at best. Though I didn't expect top tier Indian, I fully expected it…read moreto rival other Indian places I've been to. For starters, we had the prawns and veggie samosas. Prawns were good and my family enjoyed the veggie samosas. Please not there are only 2 to an order. Entrees included black lentils w/garlic naan and chicken biryani. One can't handle spice and is lactose intolerant, and she was sniffling through the whole meal lol. The black lentils were good but the full flavor wasn't there and it wasn't as creamy as I've had in the past. The best ones I've had were in Thailand, but this didn't even come close. For both the lentils and the biryani, we had to add salt to try to enhance the flavor. We decides to give dessert a try and it was just okay. Initially we planned on order the gulag jamun, but it came with Cornish (vanilla) ice cream and I wanted pistachio. They were very inflexible and would not swipe out the ice cream even though they physically have to put the vanilla scoops on top. Overall, we wouldn't be back here. The quality of food is mediocre at best and hospitality could use a facelift.

Our first night in London and hubby wants Indian food. We've all heard that you can find some of…read morethe best Indian food here. A last minute rezzie at Dishoom was a long shot, so we were pleasantly surprised to find Delhi Grill a few blocks away from our hotel. Please note that they are open on Sundays - even though the Yelp page says they are not. Hopefully, that info will be corrected soon. Upon entering, your eye is immediately drawn to the myriad movie posters on the walls and to the lively Indian music videos playing on TV. I especially liked the many murals that dot the restaurant. For our party of 6, we ordered a variety of dishes to share along with 3 cocktails and a beer for the adults. All Of the cocktails were refreshing, tasty and were made with fresh fruit and/or herbs. Of the 3 cocktails we sampled, we liked the Ginger Refresh the best. The Elderflower & Strawberry Refresh and Mango Mojito were just as delicious. The Mojito uses fresh mango purée so be sure to stir well to incorporate the fruity yumminess! Let's talk about what we ate! Although the portion sizes are small to medium size, we felt that the 9 dishes we chose were satisfying for our party of 6. Everything we tried was delicious. Some of the stand out dishes were: tandoori paneer, chana, lamb biryani, spicy butter chicken and kurkuri bhindi.

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Delhi Grill - Mango kulfi

Mango kulfi

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Dishoom - Pathia Prawns

Dishoom

4.5(831 reviews)
2.3 mi•Shoreditch
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We had a big family lunch at Dishoom when we were in London last month, and it was everything I…read morehoped for, an Indian restaurant unlike any I've encountered at home. I feel like all my friends who've been to London have come back talking about this place, and I'm happy to join their ranks. Dishoom was also one of a handful of dining options recommended by my hotel concierge for a party of 11, including kids. Booking was easy, via SevenRooms, no phone calls or emails necessary. It's a large restaurant, and part of a popular chain--I guess they have things figured out. The space was great, open and casual, exposed ceilings and eclectic decor. Lots of fans, which my three-year-old appreciated. Service was friendly and attentive. I started my lunch with a drink, a refreshing green India Gimlet, gin and Rose's lime with celery bitters and fresh dill. I also tried and liked a sip of the New Permit Room Old-Fashioned, a slightly sweet cocktail with coconut-washed bourbon, Pedo Ximénez sherry, and Medjool date liqueur. There was only one menu available for a party of our size, a pre-set family-style group feast for eight adults, to which we added a pre-ordered platter of lamb chops. I loved the variety of dishes that came with this meal, and every one of them was ridiculously delicious. (There was less available for the three small American children, but they loaded up on hotel breakfast and snacked on naan and colorful puffed crackers.) The first round brought trays loaded with keema pau, okra fries, and bhel, along with lime, cilantro, and sauces for serving. The keema pau was incredible, probably my favorite dish of our lunch, if in part because it was 100% new to me. It was a spicy, aromatic blend of minced lamb and peas with dill and lindi pepper, served with toasted, buttered buns to make little sliders. So much flavor, it almost explained, by itself, why the British could never leave India alone. The okra fries were warm and crispy, and I loved the bhel, a crunchy snack of puffed rice, peanuts, and Bombay Mix tossed with pomegranate, tomato, onion, lime, tamarind, and mint. The main course was another giant spread: chicken ruby, house black daal, awadhi jackfruit biryani, and chilled broccoli salad, plus our charred lamb chops, with sides of roti, naan, and raita. The chicken ruby was the highlight here, a fragrant, comforting curry with tender chicken in a buttery makhani sauce. The house black daal is a Dishoom signature, and it was lovely, cooked for over 24 hours. The biryani was fluffy and nice, studded with jackfruit, barberries, and sultanas. The broccoli salad was a fresh hit of green, enhanced with pistachio, mint, red chillies, pumpkin and sunflower seeds, dates, and lime. The lamb chops made for a hearty entrée with a lot of flavor, the lamb marinated, grilled, and finished with Kashmiri chilli sauce. The thin, griddled roomali roti and the fresh-baked naan were both great accompaniments, as was the minty, cucumbery raita. For dessert, we had a choice of kulfi, creamy ice pops available in mango, pistachio, or malai, the original flavor touched with caramel. All three were superb, so cold and milk, easy to throw down the hatch. This was, it turned out, an enormous feast, but everything was so delicious and well balanced that I didn't notice how much I was eating until I got up. I was still full several hours later, when we went to dinner. If you want to eat Indian food in London, you should definitely find your nearest Dishoom. It's a wonderful restaurant, with top-notch food and no hassle. I certainly intend to go again.

I was finally able to try Dishoom on my last trip to London and we came by with a large group so…read morewere lucky to try a variety of dishes. First, I started with the mango lassi which was so fresh and naturally sweet. I loved the fennel seeds on top for added flavor. Such a great start to the meal. My favorites of the night were the chicken ruby (a must order and crowd pleaser), lamb biryani, and black daal. The chilli chicken was also a super flavorful app to share and the garlic naan was great as well. Everything is nicely flavored and I appreciate how patient and understanding the staff were with the food allergies and restrictions our group had. Definitely a must in London!

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Dishoom - Dining Room

Dining Room

Dishoom - Fried okra, butter buns

Fried okra, butter buns

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Bar waiting area

Punjab Restaurant - Chicken korma

Punjab Restaurant

4.2(668 reviews)
0.9 mi•Covent Garden
•££

Every time we are in London, we go to Punjab. The restaurant has a tasteful and distinctive blue…read morefacade that is appealing. The staff are always friendly and inviting. Their masala chai is amazing! We ordered lamb korma, butter chicken with bone in and chicken tikka masala along with buttered naan and rice. The korma was very good and the lamb was prepared well with no gamy taste. The buttered chicken was great but I would get the boneless version next time. The Tikka masala was tasty. The naan was very good. In London, other restaurants like Gymkhana and Dishoom come up when Indian food is mentioned. Punjab is right up there with them. We like Punjab for the wonderful Indian food and atmosphere. If you like authentic great food, this is a restaurant worth trying.

After a day at the British Museum, we went to Punjab Restaurant for dinner. Founded in 1946, it is…read morethe oldest North Indian Punjabi restaurant in the UK. I love Indian food, and Metro Vancouver has a huge Indian population, so Indian food is comfort food. The restaurant's wall was decorated with various historical photographs, and right above our table was a photo of Vancouver, titled "Well-dressed Sikhs walking along the street in Vancouver, Canada c. 1908." Although over 100 years ago, I immediately recognized the location -- the corner of Granville and Hastings. How coincidental is that, to be thousands of miles away from home in a different continent, and to come across a photograph of the very street corner I cross multiple times a week! I don't recall what my husband had (a chicken dish), but I had Acharri Murgha ("chicken curry cooked in a traditional pickling spice mix") and it was delicious! Both my husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our meal -- it was a taste of home! I also had a couple of glasses of wine, but each glass was 250ml, so I was pretty tipsy. In the washroom, a woman, another tourist, started conversing with me, but she only spoke French, and despite being drunk and rarely speaking French, I was able to have a semi-coherent conversation (she was also a bit tipsy). I had a drunken conversation in French inside an Indian restaurant in England! Anyway, Punjab Restaurant is one of the best Indian restaurants I have been to, and it is no surprise that it has been around since 1946. [Yelp collections: Europe 2024; London, England]

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Punjab Restaurant - Historical photos

Historical photos

Punjab Restaurant
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One of two rooms

Yatri Indian Restaurant - indpak - Updated October 2026

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