The food was good, but for a meal costing just over £200 (non vegetarian tasting menu plus 2 drinks) for 2 people, we werent blown away. For a Michelin star restaurant I was hoping for a bit more in terms of wow factor in taste etc, staff were very friendly and attentive and we were most definitely full by the end.

Good restaurant that needs a few tweaks to be exceptional. In summary, amazing starters and wine but very bland main dish. Timing is all wrong and needs fixing. Staff are very friendly but disorganised. Do inform the diners about complementary dishes at the start.Long review because I genuinely want them to do well. Hopefully this will be seen as constructive.First the positives, staff were very friendly, helpful and polite. Ambiance & decor was pleasant. Wine list is priced very reasonably for quality.The Fisherman’s catch starter was simply fantastic! The seafood was very fresh. Each piece cooked to perfection and tasted incredible.The complementary mini popadoms were freshly made and the chutneys and accompanying sauces were just divine.The complementary mini rassam soup palate cleanser was delicious.Here are the negatives.The signature Mains dish - Braised lamb shank was very disappointing. The meat was tough and the sauce and flavour were very bland. Simply not a good dish - let alone Michelin star quality. The tomato rice was average as was the Malabar paratha.I didn’t order the Briyani as I was didn’t have any accompanying dhal which is very strange as this is standard in every single Indian restaurant.The signature Qojito (with chilli infused vodka) tasted very average. The crushed ice was not the right size.The timing of dishes was very poor. It took forever for my cocktail to arrive. The starters arrived before the popadoms. The rassam soup arrived at the same time as the main.The whole paying process was very strange. No complimentary sweet - even something small would have been nice.I informed during the booking that it was my birthday. They totally forgot. I ordered my taxi and then they rushed over saying they have a cake for me. But it was too late. A real shame.

Went yesterday evening with family for the first time. Brilliant service, great food and lovely atmosphere.

One of the highlights of our London trip to celebrate our anniversary, I have been to this superb restaurant on numerous occasions and it always delivers above and beyond, super-slick service complimented by the probably the best Indian fair I have eaten both here and on my numerous visits to India.The front of house staff glide between tables, delivering with pride the fabulously presented food from the kitchen, and you can tell the chefs have a dedication and pride in preparing the wonderful array of dishes, as a hospitality professional for over 40 years I can wholeheartedly recommend this restaurant master of culinary “Excellence”

Very disappointed with service and food. The room was really cold, to the point where I kept my jacket on during the meal.I told the waiter that I am intolerant to raw onion and they still served me sliced raw onion on one dish, which I didnt realise until I had a big mouthful of them. The food was not anything special in flavour or presentation otherwise.At the end of the meal we were informed that the coffee machine was broken and they could only offer instant coffee! Finally the ladies toilet was not clean.We got a 10% bill discount for the onion incident but I was hugely disappointed with this experience. Ive had better meals in my local Indian for quarter the price. I would never go back here again.

Tremendous food at this restaurant, we had a great time here and a superb selection of different flavours. They also remembered it was my wifes 50th with some dessert which was an unexpected treat. Highly recommend this place.

I got the 3 course weekday lunch deal for £31 and I was very disappointed in the quality of the starter (very tasteless salad with no twist for what’s claimed to be a Michelin * restaurant in their website) and the main (very average fish curry). The desert was the only good dish but the experience had already been ruined by the 2 prior dishes and the very unprofessional (almost rude) service by staff. I wouldn’t recommend this place because the experience provided isn’t worth the money.

Awesome food! Great experience. Very helpful waiterWill dig gently go back next time on London

Good place! Interesting menu! We ate seafood tasting menu and it was very good. Not everything was great in the menu. Some types of fishes were little dry. But if evaluate all experience with service it was nice food trip in South India!

The staff were great and helped us with suggestions. The food was a little pricey. I would go back.

The food was delicious, and the view was spectacular while we ate. Thank you for going above and beyond to make our stay so enjoyable.

Had a 3 course here... underwhelmed by presentation I wouldnt say it was michelin star based on presentation and food choices. Service was great, friendly staff. Very limited cocktail and mocktail menu.

I know we visited Quilon when restaurants were only starting to re-open after lock-down, however, one could be forgiven for thinking that a Michelin Star restaurant in London, would grab the extra down-time as an opportunity to plan a grand opening with perhaps a little more refinement to their food and the ambience of the restaurant.Based on the experience during our visit for my wifes birthday, I can say without hesitation that this is by no means a Michelin star!Although the food had some flavour, it became apparent when our food was served that the dishes were incoherent with their respective descriptions on the menu, with the lobster probably being the most shockingly underwhelming! The cutlery and plates were poorly presented with smudged fingerprints all over the rims. Having eaten at several michelins, I was shocked by the such poor presentation of every plate of food. Our lobster, which was one of the most expensive items on the menu looked like over heated regurgitated mac n cheese!Although directly next to the Taj St James Apartments We were the only guests in the restaurant bar another table, who we could hear complaining about their food and expressing how deeply dissatisfied they were.To top off the evening, we found a hair in our paratha!The service was OK, and they did take off the lobster from our bill, however this restaurant fronting itself as a Michelin Star is absolutely deplorable and is indeed a very poor example of the standards that Michelin represents.Our experience was only made memorable by our decision to take a trip to The Connaught and order a club sandwich in order to avoid going to bed hungry!

Delicious food and amazing service. Staff were knowledgeable about the dishes and very charismatic, made our evening.

Excellent place for fine Indian food, bit higher price but don’t you expect that? Dosa, fired cauliflower, soup is very nice.Best thing I like was mini papad starter with chilli

Very nice food. Very authentic. Great service. Very attentive staff.

This restaurant was good, the decor was nice, the food was decent but for the price I was a little disappointed. Staff were fantastic though.

Incredible food and an extensive beer and wine menu. Our waiters made the experience with good humour and recommendations. Will be going again!

We started with a traditional Indian cocktail, spicy and sweet. Food was presented beautifully, spice level was adjusted as requested and dishes were all outstanding. The service was spot on and you could tell the chef cared about what was cooked, served and presented to his guests. The cauliflower appetizer was fried perfectly without being oily. The fishermans platter was a lovely assortment of spiced shrimp, halibut, fish cake, and scallop. The Lamb Bryianni was tasty and the salt and pepper prawn was massive and cooked to perfection. We finished with the pistachio cake which was light, flavorful and a nice finish to the meal. Manager and staff were outstanding!

On the whole, this was a really nice meal. We went for the tasting menu... Which is very filling. I would highly recommend Quilon for a special occasion.The price is as you would expect for a Michelin Starred restaurant.Great selection of beers.. in fact there is a beer tasting menu if you like your beers!

It wasnt my fav Michelin star restaurant.The food was good we liked it, but really not sure it was exceptional for the price. Just because it was a Taj maybe it was over priced.The staff had two extremes either they forgot our drinks or they did not make the best recommendations, they just tried to sell you what they thought was best. Even our reservation for 5 people seemed like it was an after thought.We told them it was a bday while booking though the Open table app, but it didnt seem like that was registered until we told them again about the bday.I had always wanted to go here so we did, but wont be coming back or recommending it to anyone.A ton of other nicer Indian places for far better food and service.The cocktails were really good!

Posh Indian restaurant with Michelin one star. Ordered seafood tasting menu - which was 95 GBP per person. You get 5-6 dishes all contain seafood. They are delicately made and indeed quite tasty. The service is though a bit rushed... for example, we were there for a birthday and had told them in advance, we got a birthday desert but literally the lady just came out and put on the table without saying anything. We also ordered a few wine to go with the dish and 2nd wine was out but no dish and no one came to explain what the wine was.... So it didn’t make us feel special. I think it’s a good restaurant, but lack the special feeling you expect from a Michelin starred restaurant. Not sure if we will be back.

Quilon has superb food and the staff make you feel special. A perfect place for a celebratory night out.

Let’s start with menu, we were gently pushed towards tester selection menu. Big mistake!We selected one non veg and other veg. (Assume prepared since morning)Starter soup was ok. all who selected tester menu got same soup that, even though menu showed few dishes but not advised. (Soup was veg).Pan seared scallop & sea turbot lightly favoured roasted coconut and turmeric sauce, poor averageNext came lamb with small wrappers and fine cuts of spring onion and cucumber and plum source.Lamb meat was as if direct from subway, that tells me about quality. No test or freshness.Next came main meal, Chicken biryani (Dry chicken, average Indian food is better), lamp in hot source (Lamb was salty and no moistness), Tarka Dal (Salty) Bihari roti (like any average Indian food outlets)Afters was nice, not over sweet etc.Veg was about average but dal salty chanteys very salty.Drinks, cocktails ok tried few?Then came to know that food was halal, next table coupe asked, if the food is halal, waiter proudly said yes, all food is halal, not sure why, when more than 90% people seemed non halal????Why would a classy restaurant promote halal? May be, that explains why the meat was poor quality.Nowhere in the menu it states food is halal, if they had I would have gone for sea food only.Next time will try la a cart, Staff were incredibly friendly and fantastic service.There far much better restaurants on similar scale of food and price.Food was poor, as for Michelin star???? I see nice reviews by people not sure they have any test, just blinded by classiness!?

This is the best Indian restaurant we have been to in London. The food is of course excellent, but also the service and perfect, staff very friendly, they are here for you to enjoy the experience, and they can wisely advice you on the dish. Nice spicy soup and sweets offered, very good standing.

Ultimate Indian restaurant (South Indian cuisine ) in central London, walkable from Victoria/ Westminster A must try when in central London,suited for both family and friends.Very pleasant aura and great hospitality!Great variety with Reasonable tariff!Good memories to cherish, at the end of the day!

I got the 3 course weekday lunch deal for £31 and I was very disappointed in the quality of the starter (very tasteless salad with no twist for what’s claimed to be a Michelin * restaurant in their website) and the main (very average fish curry). The desert was the only good dish but the experience had already been ruined by the 2 prior dishes and the very unprofessional (almost rude) service by staff. I wouldn’t recommend this place because the experience provided isn’t worth the money.

A beautiful looking restaurant - service and attention to detail was top notch. Yes the food is served up exquisitely, with a menu which had subtle twists.However the let down for me was the food, as considering the amount you spend, the quality of the food in terms of spice and flavouring was average at best.

Really good food, service and ambience. Just few feet across the Buckingham palace, I would say one of the best relaxing lunch options after a nice day trip by the palace.

Went for the lunch set. Loved the ambience and the food, top quality. I got the lamb briyani as my main and the cauliflower fry as a starter. There was also a small tomato rassum in between courses which was delicious. There was a lot of food and we struggled to finish but every single dish was great.

I thought the starters were average. I had the passenger Curry for main which was good. Service was interesting by the waiter a bit bullish. Overall average for what you pay in my opinion.

Went here to grab lunch, chose a selection of vegetarian options and all were great. Service was fantastic as well

Awesome food and ambience as always!

I loved my experience at this place! The food was simply amazingnn

Amazing Indian food. We eat had the tasting menu. Amazing. Now I want to find some Indian food in Boston. Highly recommended!!

Lovely food and a great experience altogether. Well be back

Went again 27/05/19. Same review as previously! -> Exceptional food here. South Indian seafood. Lobster curry with Malabar paratha to die for. Service is good and they dont take tips. Which is rare. Top3 Indian restaurants outside India, for me.

Superb food and service. Loved it !

The masala dosa is by far the best dish they serve. The cod was quite good also.The lamb shank was too salty.

Great restaurant with superb food and service. Southern India Keralan influence.

A wonderful Indian food experience! I went here with my misses for our 1yr anniversary and wow did they pull out all the stops for us! A continuous supply of smiles from all staff, always asking us if everything was ok and they would always be ready to fill your glasses with water. Food here is good slightly debatable whether its worth its Mitchellin star, but this is the only star restaurant Ive been too. The biryani was quite similar to my mums which is amazing! The roast chicken was nice and so was the lemon grass rice, it is a must! The pistachio ice cream is a godsend! Dont leave without ordering it! They also gave us a little cake as it was our anniversary fee of charge! Which is very nice of them. Overall experience was wonderful and not as expensive as I thought itll be, was around £60 for the two of us!

Worthy of a 2 star review, not a 1 Michelin star!We had booked this restaurant for a special occasion, however it failed to deliver.From waiting over 30minutes to order a drink to tasteless food.I can honestly say there was one great waiter and the rest were only available to help with food to the table or to ask if everything was ok once the food had arrived.Dishes tasted:Starter:Chicken Cafreal - Had great flavour, but lacked spice.Southern S-a-a-t - A great twist on an Indian classic especially the fried idli bits.Crispy Okra - There was no taste to the batter, making these just deep fried in flour and pointless.Main dishes:Chicken pepper masala - big chicken pieces in a very peppery sauce. Average.Sides / accompaniments:Malabar Paratha - a great accompanimentTawa Paratha - a great accompaniment. A little on the dry side.Dessert:Pistachio cake - The standout dish of the evening. Cake was full of flavour, the ice cream was great and worked well with the cake.Masala Tea - rich with cardamom and a perfect pairing to the pistachio cake.Mark out of 10 for:Service: 5Atmosphere: 7Food flavour: 4Price: 3Overall not worthy of the price. There are plenty more Indian restaurants that provide flavourful dishes. It does seem like they hadn’t best planned for post COVID dining in. Seating people in the same area. Staff were no where to be seen.All opinions are this of my own experiences.

Not too great not too bad , but staff are friendly with young children & encouraged them to eat which made me happy

This is the best Indian food I have ever had. We went for the beer tasting menu and everything was exquisite. Both in presentation and taste. First course was papadams with 5 different chutneys. Second course, broccoli chop with fried oysters. Third course, was fried haddock with malabar parantha. Fourth course was lamb biryani and fifth course was pistachio ice cream with sponge. All the courses were paired with complimenting beer.The overall cost was roughly £90 per person.Will definitely visit again.

I had a very enjoyable meal here, but I do not feel this lived up to the Mechlin standard (compare to other experiences I had).We tried the Taste of London 5 course meal with matching beer. The beers could be brought from the supermarket and didnt come in draughts, and lovely as they are, Im not sure how much thought or research goes into the matching.The black cod and dessert were my favourite. Other dishes are mediocre, which i rarely felt in top restaurants.Service was also good, but again, it wasnt outstanding. (The receptionist didnt find our booking/ the waiter brought our bill to the table too soon...)Overall, I have had a good meal here, but considering the price, there are plenty of other restaurants, Indian or otherwise, I would recommend in London.

What a wonderful experience! Food was delicious. You will not regret getting the okra. They gave me a birthday dish decorated with chocolate and sparkler. Will come back.

We visited on a Tuesday evening for a birthday dinner. Im sad to say that the entire experience was deeply disappointing. First, before deciding to book the restaurant I sent an email to ask for additional information which was ignored by staff. Leaving that aside, I still decided to go ahead and book the place as described as one of the best Indian restaurant in London and a Michelin star restaurant. There is absolutely nothing to justify this. While ambience is nice, the vibes of the place are fairly unprofessional (with staff dropping things on the floor, etc). Food was disappointing too: plates arrived dirty (Im sorry to point out these details but thats not something I expect when going to a restaurant, especially a Michelin star rated place!), portions were small and in all honesty the beer pairing menu a joke (with one paired bottle shared across the whole table - I was expecting one paired beer per person at least). It was nice to receive a birthday dessert, so I appreciate that. I overall dont think that paying 95£ per person was justified considering the service and food. Sorry to be direct but we dont recommend and wont be visiting again Quilon. You can find much better Indian restaurants in London (see my other Google local reviews!), so dont be fooled like myself!

Decent South Indian food

Quilon, named after an old seaport and city near Kerala, offers south west coastal Indian cuisine and is one of the few Michelin star restaurants in London. Given the coastal nature of the ingredients, seafood is central to the menu. However, with a good variety of meat and vegetarian options, the menu is varied and accommodates for all dietary requirements, Dishes are designed to be shared and the chef is happy to suggest a tasting menu tailored to your requirements.Quilon is one of the few lucky Michelin star restaurants in London, awarded its first star in 2008. Being the sister restaurant to the infamous Bombay Brassiere , it is no surprise that a michelin star was on the cards.The interior is smart with a small bits of colour dotted around in the form of murials. With lovely semi circle booths it was a fairly relaxed atmosphere. Slightly too dusky for my liking but I visited at lunch so can see that ambiance working more at dinner.With an extensive wine and cocktail menu, you will find (or be recommended) drinks to accompany your meal. To start with we had a Botanical Garden Cocktail: Gin, Grapefruit, sweet basil, pink pepper corns, cucumber, coriander. This was light and refreshing and really nicely presented with a grapefruit segment in the drink. I was also very excited by the Frozen Mango Margarita: Jose Cuervo tradition, Cointreau and mango. Very strong and punchy but I do love a frozen cocktail.I can’t pretend I am used to dining in Michelin star restaurants in London so didn’t know what to expect. Having visited Goa, I knew the food would be less spicy and lighter than other areas in India.We started off with a Mini masala dosa: rice and lentil pancake filled with tempered potatoes and vegetables, served with samblar. I do love a dosa and this certainly did not disappoint with a good amount of filling and a touch of spice.We also had the Cauliflower chilli fry (gobi kempu bezule) crispy fried cauliflower tossed with yogurt, green chilli and curry leaves. There was a good crunchy consistency but felt it could do with a little more spicy. The Crab cakes claw meat with curry leaves, ginger, green chillies and cooked on a skillet were a highlight and the mustard dressing accompaniment was amazing.As suggested, we had a number of main dishes to share. The Quilon fish curry cubes of halibut simmered in coconut, chilli, and raw mango sauce was stunning. The fish was so fresh and just melted in your mouth. The sauce was creamy but not too heavy – a fantastic dish.The Venison chilli fry: strips of venison fillet tossed with onion, chilli and curry leaves was another firm favourite. Good level of spice with tender meat. Unfortunately the the Pan-fried English Duck breast kasundi coconut cream sauce was a little on the dry side for me.We loved the sides of Lemon rice basmati rice and Malaar Paratha. The latter was a soft refined flour dough beaten to thin sheet and folded to form layered bread, cooked on a skillet with pure ghee It was so light and tasty and so much better than a usual naan bread!To finish off our meal we just about had enough room for the Fresh mango (seasonal) with rose ice cream. It was so juicy and fresh and the perfect amount to not leave us absolutely stuffed.With lovely staff and an inventive menu, Quilion is definitely a michelin star restaurant in London to check out. All the better if you can make it a little cheaper with a set lunch menu. However, if you want to float the boat out then opt for one of their tasting menus (meat, veggie or fish) which can be paired with beer or wine!There is a no tipping policy which I found slightly odd but had to respect it. On the plus side at least there is no onus to add 12.5% to the bill!

One of the best south Indian cuisine.

The food was average. Drinks were the best.

Its a must visit destination every trip in London. Chef Sri Ram has conquered the flavors & the essence of Malabar via his amazing creations.An exquisite experience, book your table & travel back to the backwaters of God’s own country.

Fine dining, enjoyed food however service was lacking, staff seemed overstretched. Would still recommend as food was good

Indian food next to the taj hotel 🏨 pricy if you go all the way but a nice experience thanks to great food and sympathetic staff

Great restaurant and staff! Lovely ambience - not loud like many Indian restaurants and very peaceful with he decor. The waiters were attentive and manager (I assume it was) was lovely to talk to about the food. Highly recommend the mango curry - very naturally sweet! We had it with lemon rice but I am sure it would pair nicely with normal basmatiWe paired it with the Eat Out to Help Out Scheme and also American Express Small Shop

The chicken biriyani 🥘 is a nice dish to eat. So is the tandoori salmon 🐟. I have also enjoyed their naan bread. Given the area the price is fairly understandable. However, I would not order from this place regularly as it is expensive and my order on UberEats took ages.

We really challenged the waiters. I think we were the worst costumers for them. It was our first time with Indian food so we constantly asked the waiter for help and we was very confused about what to eat. In the end, we left a lot of food in the plates, as it was too spicy. It was a pity as the quality was very high, as well as the colours and the smell.It was my dad’s birthday so I asked a waiter to bring a cake with a present I prepared for him. They kindly brought a slice of cake with a beautiful candle, and we ungratefully asked for more slices, one for each one of us. They brought more without a sign of discontent.The discipline and behaviour of the waiters was 10/10, one of the best I have ever seen. The prices were low compared to the location (Central London) and the food quality.

Very good test food front South of India by mpj

Mango Curry is lit.

A great twist on Indian cuisine from south India. A great seafood and vegetarian selection and staff keen to provide a unique dining experience with taster type selection if you desire. An excellent venue and great choice if youre after Indian fine dining.

Be sure to leave space for dessert their Kheer is not to be missed! Baked yoghurt was okay.

Cuisine from South western part of India. Great location and ambience. Starters were good. Friendly staff.

Yum! Came here for brunch and was not disappointed. Food, service, ambience was all excellent. Went for the vegetarian option which had a great selection of South Indian favourites including idli, masala dosa, samber... the list is extensive. Don’t eat before going to take on the brunch menu.

Just amazing Indian food, levels above any place Ive been before!! the drink in my photo served hot, a superb example of taste and aroma perfectly blended to heighten the experience, sublime!

I had vegetarian tasting menu - nice food, bit wasnt blown away. Which is fair enough, considering the restaurant prides itself on seafood

Amazing brunch and cocktails.

Like the ambience. The food was delicious including desert and cocktails. It is slightly expensive place but completely worth what you get.

Recently had a lovely most delicious dinner here with my son. The service by Benny, was unparalleled. An impeccable restaurant much attention to very detail, and Benny was an exceptional help in choosing our food. I have eaten Indian food all over London, this is by far my favorite and worth the price. I will come out of my way to eat here again!

Very nice Indian food away from India. Loved it. Service was little slow but taste of food compensates for that. If you are missing Indian food in London, please go to Quilon.

Excellent food and drinks. Although the food portions were small, the flavour really made up for it. The drinks also had a right balance between alcohol content and flavour.Aside from the food, I loved everything from the decor, ambience, service, and food presentation. I highly recommend this restaurant, however do note that it is a bit on the pricier side.

Lamb Kotthu was divine. Service is spectacular. Lamb shank left much to be desired it lacked a depth of flavour and stronger spice profile. Malabar paratha was too flaky, almost to the point that it couldnt be used to scoop curry before disintegrating--either it wasnt freshly prepared or something else.

Great service - the food is spicy.

Amazing service and delicious food. The waiter was very thorough and helpful when making selections of food and drinks. Decided to try the non veg tasting menu. No regrets there. So tasty. My other half had the pistachio cake as dessert. Hands down the best I have tasted. This place is an absolute must and definitely visit again. This is probably the first time I have visited a Michelin star restaurant and actually walked out stuffed!

Excellent food but the restaurant doesn’t present itself as a Michelin star restaurant. Menus are old and stained, bathrooms a little underrated, service is ok, but the waiter forgot a few little orders we made. It was empty though we were told it was “practically impossible” to get a table. So the ambiance is so so. The tasting menu is very good.

I have been to Quilon many times. Every time I walked out with great experience. Great food and service!

This is a Indian fine dining place. Many accompanies are served with the main courses. The waiters are very friendly, too.

A good restaurant. Real Michelin Star. The food is delicious. The menu is rich in varieties. The staffs were good in interacting with the diners and suggest appropriate dishes. We ordered okra deep fry, mutton shanks and chicken curry. The dishes are innovative. The gravy part impresses more.

Expensive but incredible meal with very good customer service

We had a great dinner experience at Quilon! It is a kind of restaurant where your wish is forseen before you even had it in mind 🤩 Service is just impeccable ! For me as a vegan, I had a really great choice of a various and taisty VEGAN dishes 🙏🌱🥘 and specially I want to mention fried cauliflower, really want to comeback for this again 😋

Excellent service and delightful food.

Great South Indian restaurant. Fantastic food, best location and wonderful staff!

Top tier Indian cuisine! Exceptional levels of customer service and attention to detail. The food was divine - well balanced, perfectly spiced, impressive without being pretentious. We were served flavour combinations Ive never tasted before. Ill definitely be back!

Excellent food. Modern take but maintains authentic taste. Went their for lunch and had business lunch menu. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Service was good.

Nice

Excellent service and spotlessly clean. Interesting tasting menu. Very enjoyable. Dont expect to spend less than £100 per head.

Excellent service with stellar recommendations. Food was really good. Perhaps not Michelin star but we also did not do the tasting menu. Lemon sole main dish and scallop appetizer were amazingly Cocktail was delightful. Strawberry sorbet was ridiculous!

They served the best quality food with lots of variety. Their platters are really delicious and fulfilling yet very reasonable. Moreover their staff is very prompt and hospitable. I highly recommend anyone who loves Indian food to go visit this place. Loved their ecstatic ambience and cordial hospitality. Ensuring the hygiene issues they become one of the best out the crowd. Wish them good luck !

I regularly use this restaurant for work, lunch meetings. Never disappoints.

V good

The best indian restaurant in my life

Went here for NYE dinner. It was perfect in all ways. Delicious food and lovely setting.

Ive been here twice now and each time has been a delight. Ive tried many things from the menu and it has all been delicious. The complementary tomato juice is lovely and warming. The service is also great. Id highly recommend this restaurant.

Amazing service and delicious food. The waiter was very thorough and helpful when making selections of food and drinks. Decided to try the non veg tasting menu. No regrets there. So tasty. My other half had the pistachio cake as dessert. Hands down the best I have tasted. This place is an absolute must and definitely visit again. This is probably the first time I have visited a Michelin star restaurant and actually walked out stuffed!

To be honest, Im not the biggest fan of Indian food... I try to avoid it as much as I can... But this was great 👍 loved the fish curry, prawns and cauliflower in staters, also the deserts were very tender and not too sweet. Everything was tasty, even the things that were too spicy for me. The only thing that was frustrating (even though I understand its not exactly a place to come with a baby, but that was unavoidable) they venue is not baby friendly. There is no nappy changing facility, youd have to go to the actual hotel part across the street. Ladies room is not suitable for that either... And the staff was obviously not too keen on assisting, though we were a big group with two small babies and one toddler... But thats just a specific aspect that only those with children would pay attention to. Otherwise a great celebration of Indian cuisine!

Absolutely wonderful dining experience. The warm greeting, fabulous service and exquisite food. We thoroughly enjoyed it all especially the blackened cod.We will most certainly return.

Had the tasting menu (non-vegetarian) and it was simply outstanding. Best and most memorable meal we had on our vacation to London and environs. Not inexpensive, but a lot of fun. The server even gave me a refill on one of the courses after he asked me if I liked it (I did). Good food and pleasant atmosphere. Conveniently located near other attractions (and our hotel).

Excellent southwestern Indian restaurant where we sampled a few delicious dishes served with grace by pleasant waiters. The pistachio chicken was particularly tasty but all the dishes were rich and nuanced. Good atmosphere, prices in line with whats expected with this level of quality.

We indulged on the chefs taster menu. Which gives us the chance to sample nearly all of the items the main menu had to offer. Which was astounding. The service was very good. The decor, furnishings and the subtle lighting, created a nice and very pleasant atmosphere to dine in. I thoroughly recommend this place and would return.

Can only say I left the restaurant when I reviewed the alcohol prices and saw THE cheapest beer on the menu was £11 and it went up to £45. No wonder they dont publish the prices of the alcohol on the website.

This is where I fell in love with my man, and where we came back for our anniversary year after year 😊❤️ Rugby was our delightful waiter then and he is still enchanting customers now 😊Have the tasting menu, its superb!! Gosh the flavours are sensational 😋😋😋If you want a little romance, book a booth table its the best 😁👍