We had a delicious dinner with my family at Salaam Namaaste. Staff were very attentive and the food here is great! I loved the Pav Bhaji, Street food and Aloo papri chaat. We will definitely be back and tell our friend.

Really lovely food here. The gentleman serving us was very friendly and helpful. Drinks and food were served quickly even though he was out front on his own. We hadnt booked , so arrived about 7pm, and when we left it was nearly full . Would recommend 👌

Absolutely loved this place! Lots of vegan and gluten-free options.We had the tofu starter, followed by 4 vegetable side dishes and rice. All were perfect. Took our leftovers home and ate them for lunch the next day - still delicious!

We were a group of 6, made a reservation one week in advance. Before we even sit down at the table, the waiter already rushed us that we need to finish our food quickly and that we better order all our food at once because he will not be at the table in an hour. We order everything as told, and the service was pathetic and minimal. We felt rushed and being poorly treated. In the end, we wanted to pay less service charge (£174 instead of £180) because there was no service at all. The waiter who was rude and providing minimal service was rude and said 3 staffs were serving us, which wasnt true, and that we should be able to pay the service charge. However, its more a message that we were not satisfied with the service. He scoffed and said “oh my god” and justified us not paying the full amount (£6 less). After we went away, we received a notification from OpenTable saying the restaurant said we didnt attend our reservation. I guess its their little revenge. Its a ridiculous experience.

Great Curry, nice staff, modern and pleasant design.

I ordered Laal maas(mutton) and tandoori roti, serving size was good, taste of mutton was good and spicy. Quick service, followed covid-19 protocol. They were courteous and gave good suggestions to order. I would try them again.

Before booking, check for the opentable deal that offers 25% off.Ordered the kebab and duck starters - the kebab one is definitely a winner, the duck starter had the savoury flavour overpowered by the sweetness.The mains were duck and lamb, I hoped for either to be a bit more spicy.The atmosphere was relaxed and dimly lit, maybe a bit too dimly lit (the bulb above our table didnt come on).Overall: satisfactory, some wine is required to get the most out of the meal. 3.5*

We the whole experience extremely chilled, Sid, our waiter was very knowledgeable about the dishes and nothing was too much trouble. Plus the prices were very reasonable for the high quality of food presented.

The food is incredible, the service was amazing and so is the wine!! We were served by Sid who was an amazing host, immaculate service and such a great personality and charming guy. Would recommend anyone to this place honestly. Ask for “Sid” and you are guaranteed an amazing experience.

We work at a hospital next to this place and went as a group of 8 yesterday. They said we could have the table for an hour and we accepted it. Upon reaching, even before we were shown a menu, the waiter “told” us what starters he was giving us, did not allow us to sit properly and was literally shooing us around. Kept telling us it was our fault we had called last minute. It felt they were trying to make a quick buck out of us. Within 60 minutes or even less in all that hurry and abuse a huge bill was placed under our nose. The prices have been cranked up severely, the service was pathetic. We were embarrassed. It’s a pity, they had a chance to be nice but decided not to be. Their loss for some quick profit.

First time here this week whilst staying in London and can highly recommend 😍🤩Yummy foodLots of choiceFriendly & attentive staffModern restaurantDelicious mango drink too 😂😊Will definitely return if ever in the area

If you werent aware of the pedigree and prowess of the man behind the business, you might be forgiven for thinking on first impressions that Salaam Namaste, despite being located in an affluent part of London with plenty of history (including a Charles Dickons Museum a couple of roads down), was just another curry house setup to take advantage of said neighbourhood.In the end, however, were certain that youd walk out of here thinking otherwise. There were a number of dishes we had that certainly confirmed the reputation of the place and the talent behind the menu, Sabbir Karim.Only a chef with intimate knowledge of South Asian spices could create a biryani as good as the lamb Dumpukht we had, or succeed in achieving such balance in the strong spices that made up the intensely rich Dhaba Gosht.Although not everything had us doing cartwheels, the service here was, on the whole, efficient and attentive; and with the menu being changed every 6 months, Salaam Namaste has enough going for it to warrant a visit.Menu RecommendationDrink - Sweet LassiStarter - Jungle Style Char Grill Lamb KebabMain - Dhaba Gosht (with Nan)Dessert - Gajar Ka Halwa

Amazing experience at Salam namaste. Went there with family for dinner and the food was amazing service was awesome specially the guy Rohan.

Ill start off by saying the food was quite good, the ingredients fresh and flavors complex. The staff were also quite polite. However, the glasses were dirty and covered in dust, which I nearly drank from swimming with particulates. The establishment itself was quite clean so this was a bit shocking. The worst thing was that the price on the bill was not the price in the menu. When I asked the server, I was told it hadnt been updated. No effort was made to honor the price I had seen, or make things right whatever. That is theft. I cannot give this restaurant above a 3 until they update their menu. If you decide to try it out, make sure you are getting what you think you are getting.

Nice Indian restaurant near Russel square. Portions are small but well balanced, delicately spiced dishes. Okra with mango stood out for me😋

Food is good, great service, good location, a little cramped inside at a table of 6. Including a bottle of wine and two beers the bill came to £176. Not cheap!

Really nice interesting food but the staff need to lower the music so customers can talk and hear. It is to create an ambiance not smother the customers. Very attentive staff serve much above average Indian dishes of some complexity. Highlights are the duck and the delicious scallops really juicy and very nicely spiced , I will return again and again.

Came here for dinner last night. Good food (the mains were really nice), but the poppadums we ordered never arrived. We reminded the waiter four times every time they came to our table but nothing ever came. A bit annoying and we felt a bit ignored by the staff.

Great food and ambience…The most recommended Indian restaurant if you are in london…the biryani and the shahi paneer are to die for!! Dont forget to order some papadon with red chutney while waiting as you would want to visit again just for that😀

Located in a quite side road, the restaurant is very clean with good decor. However the place is a little overpriced and food wasn’t anything special. Customer service on the other hand was very good. Staff are very friendly.

Great service great food great price

Terrible service for that I would give one star. Rude, arrogant. Waited 45mins for food. Half the menu was unavailable. I had to ask for a menu, cutlery etc while the food was getting cold.Starters: average. The red sauce was nice. The others where horrible.I will never visit again. If you can avoid, I’d suggest you do. If not, I guess it’ll do. Definitely not a first choice..

If youre up for indian food, do come here! Salaam Namaste has a wide variety of traditional dishes from various regions and culinary traditions within India, as well as reinterpretations of flavours and combinations adapted to european palates.All your marvelous foodie experience at this place will be crowned by a fantastic service, with the chef-de-salle and the waiters having a huge attention to detail and warm smiles for each and every customer.Overall, we recommend Salaam Namaste for a casual gastronomic trip, and we look forward to dine there soon.

Super delicious Indian food.. We went couple of times there and our experience was very good. Their paneer curry is out of the world and everyone must try their biryani. I never had such great biryani in London. Most recommend place if you seriously want to eat tasty indian delicacies.

Salaam Namaste is an outstanding, award winning restaurant offering dishes from all over India. The quality of the dishes and cooking are wonderful and the service is friendly and efficient. The manager Rohan is knowledgable and so enthusiastic about his restaurant and the food he serves. The Malabar Scollops were a perfectly light and gently spiced starter, while Persian Chicken mixed fruit and spice to perfection.I have been here several times and have never been disappointed. I recommend the experience to all without reservation.

The paneer starter was in a gloopy sauce that has been bought from a cash and carry and the fish curry was very over salted. The rest of the food was lovely.The staff forgot 3 items we had ordered, a couple were rather rude and intentionally ignored us however a couple of staff were nice.The tables outside were not social distanced which also made it difficult to get in any out.

Food was decent but the service was pathetic. Even before coming the waiter was bossing us around about how he needs to have order immediately or he wont come back as he is busy. The repercussions of their complete lack of control is pushed onto the customer.Given the food was fine we decided not to pay service charge which was met with lots of bickering and even cussing on the side of the waiter.After the fall out with the waiter, we were told by OpenTable, the platform through which we booked, that we were marked as having not arrived. Absolute joke of a retaliation.Definitely not coming back.Perhaps this was an unfortunate circumstance because the other two waiter around seemed fine but they did not serve us.

Very friendly staff, lovely food, really quite tasty. Just please cool the beers more!

Food was fine but they forgot about starter. Poppadoms are kept in plastic bucket by toilets - not appetising, and they were a bit OTT with peddling the wine. Are they trying to get rid of last years stock??

Order dal makhani and aloo peas vegetable.High amount of oil in the food. Food spilled.

We visited it in a group of 7. They did everything to made us to feel conforfable and despite a bit slow service we enjoyed our indian experience in London. The food was really tasty. Some of the dishes were a bit hot having only a chilli in the menu. But what is it an indian expedience without a bit of hot??

Salaam Namaste is a sleek, modern and contemporary little restaurant in Bloomsbury, specialising in modern Indian cuisine. The interior is filled with shades of beige and brown, with deep purples too. There are leather chairs and deep wooden tables, giving it a sophisticated, slightly fancy feel.The team is all passionate and very friendly, ready to give recommendations and checking in your meal.The drinks menu has a good selection of wine (not too extensive as to confuse) and cocktails, as well as a handful of beers and soft drinks. The cocktail part of the menu features ten cocktails, each inspired by Indian cuisine and refreshing flavours. There are also four mocktails for anyone avoiding alcohol.The Summer in Paris (£7.95), was a very sweet, tasty number. Ciroc, Cointreau elderflower and lychee juice give this cocktail the taste of sweets, quite literally. It’s delicious alongside the dishes. The Kiwi and Cucumber Martini (£8.95) was a refreshing choice for alongside dinner, with absolut vodka, cucumber, fresh kiwi, elderflower and lime.The mocktails were really juicy and tasty too! A great soft drink option instead of the usual diet coke, or sticking to water. The slushy kiwi (£5.95) with fresh kiwi and pineapple juice was great – the kiwi added juicy bursts to the pineapple juice. The vanilla berry (£5.95) was bursting with juicy flavours too, from the mix of fresh raspberry, blackberry, vanilla sugar, cranberry juice and apple juice. The vanilla really shines through.The food at Salaam Namaste focuses on traditional flavours, adding a contemporary twist. On the menu you will find a few classics, and plenty of curries, biryanis and grill dishes. There really is plenty to choose from, and we found the decision tough!Popadoms are obviously a must at an Indian. The ones at Salaam Namaste were slightly salty, and came with the most amazing tomato chilli dip, made with garlic and onions. It was incredible – apparently a popular one and can only be found here. . You can’t really go wrong with mango chutney and mint dip too, but it really is all about that chilli one.The Bombay Onion Bhaji (£4.95), a crisp fried onion cake with potatoes and mix vegetables, tamarind chutney, was delicious.It was soft in the middle, with a fab crispy coating. Fantastic with the tamarind chutney.We also tried some Tandoori lamb (part of the Tandoori Rattan @ £7.95) to start, which was a little tough, yet superbly spicy and aromatic.On to the mains, and the Tandoori Rubiyani Duck (£14.95) was a real winner. Gressingham duck breast marinated in yoghurt, cheese and carefully selected spices, charred in tandoor, it was served with roasted Tiger prawn, tangy potatoes and cucumber salad.The duck was so tender and deep in flavour, the king prawn was juicy, and the vegetables absolutely delicious.We have never even see a date & ginger naan (£2.95) before and so this was a must try. It was slightly sweet and sticky, and was great for dipping in, and mopping up the spicy tomato-based sauce from the duck.The Tandoori Ajwain Salmon (£14.95) was great – rhe salmon was marinated with yoghurt crushed ginger, garlic, mint, coriander & fresh stone ground spices and served with a plum tomato relish. The salmon was tender too, flaking easily. The coriander flavour shone through, and it was super tasty.There are also desserts, many pretty creative numbers, each tempting us, from the pistachio and mango kulfi to the mango and coconut brulee cheesecake. Pretty full, we tried the trio of ice cream, with cinnamon, tiramisu and coconut flavours. The ice creams tasted premium in quality and very creamy. It was a refreshing way to end the meal.Salaam Namaste is a beautiful, contemporary sleek Indian spot, with a modern menu – plenty of classics and even more twists. The service is very on the ball – we felt extremely looked after, as did each of the tables around us look so too. We had a great evening at this Indian restaurant in Bloomsbury.

Really good food at a reasonable price.

Absolutely amazing food with perfect texture and delicate flavouring. Personally very impressed with the Lemongrass king prawn curry. I can honestly say that the king prawns themselves were the best king prawns Ive ever had.

Amazing food! A little gem worth visiting.

Wow, great authentic Indian food, great service, I just cant fault it !!!!

A fantastic curry house with outstanding food. I came with a group of friends as our first post-lockdown curry together, and the team here made us feel right at home. Everything we ordered was great so I dont have a stand-out dish to recommend, its all good.

Prior to our holiday I researched about great Indian restaurants close by where we were going to be staying in London, and Salaam Namaste came first on our list.We went for dinner with my family and cousin which I have not seen in years. It was a Monday we went and they were supposed to be open at 5:30pm but we came half an hour early. They let us stay inside and chit chatted, served us drinks rather than sending us away and come back. The place is not too big but very clean and cozy. The lighting is perfect and there is good enough space for each one of us and our food and condiments on our table.We had Chicken Tikka Masala, Lamb Rogan Josh, Dumpukht Lamb Biryani and Garlic Naan Bread. I just wished they had it served in big portions. Albeit, their food is very delicious! The dishes were neatly and appetizingly presented. On top of that, we were very pleased with their wonderful, very friendly and fast service. We didnt have to wait long to get our food. The manager was also very nice and accommodating. He came to our table and made sure we got everything we needed. The manager said that the meat they use is grass fed and free range from a ranch owned by Prince Charles. I think thats why the meat tasted good, apart from their chefs undoubtedly good skills of course and the spices they added to it.We will definitely be coming back when we visit again. I recommend this restaurant. They deserve full star.

I went based on reviews, I wasnt disappointed, the food was out of this world, worth a try

Fantastic food. Variety of Lamb dishes which were difficult to choose between. Had the Lamb Shank curry. It was beautiful. These guys are also doing the Eat Out to Help Out in September. Thanks Rohan 😎

Food is delicious but service very average

Really disappointing service, waiters were very impatient not providing our table time to review the menu and constantly coming back every 2 mins to ask if we’re ready. Food was okay, however service was a let down, felt rushed to get out of the place!

The food here is excellent and the portions are decent as well. The staff were very kind and the atmosphere is just lovely. Definitely recommend

I feel very let down and cheated by this place in Highgate branch this afternoon. They charged more than they told me for half full cup of mild wine. Too expensive. DO NOT recommend !!You were there and asked me if today was a bank holiday and etc. Also i have never been given a receipt at all. Poster was showing two price £5 and £3.50 not £7 at all. I also asked the guy especially and he said the small one is £5. You are also lier I cannot believe you sent me an answer by saying that I recall serving you and I gave you receipt and you saw the poster of the mulled wine on the window.

Salaam Namaste is a delicious place hidden on a street by Corams Fields. The Laal Mass is the best, it is lamb covered in spicy sauce, and it goes very well with rice and naan, I love to make a sandwich with them. The staff are friendly and kind. I like to take the chicken bits out of the Chicken Biryani, which is also amazing (but nowhere near as good as the Laal Mass). I highly recommend this place and if you go there, you would love it.

The food was good, but the service was dreadful. One waiter for the entire place. I get that times are tough at the moment, but this is a relatively expensive curry-house, and if you pay £14 for a main, you expect the rice to come at a vaguely similar time. It also took him 20 mins after we arrived to even bring menus. Very frustrating experience. We won’t be going back.

The food is just gorgeous. Everytime I come here I have never been disappointed. Its a hidden gem! The best The Best!

The service here is really good. We came quite a lot of times for Thali, its only served at lunch. The portion is a bit small, but very delicious.

Came to visit the restaurant with my friends on Thursday . It was our first proper meal after lockdown AND TURNED OUT TO BE THE BEST EVER !!!I was having the baby lamb chops ,it did taste fantastic and I couldn’t stop myself not to eat a bit of my partner’s venison kebab !!! Mains were also very tasty. We were having biryanis and they could even accommodate my friend’s dietary requirements , who is vegan ! Trust me, it’s not easy to find a good restaurant with her .All in all, thank you very much ! Beautiful food, beautiful restaurant , beautiful vibe !See you tomorrow ?!

Absolutely delicious food and lovely service, will definitely go back soon!Covid Update: AMAZING butter chicken, and quick, reliable delivery service

Cute small Indian restaurant. Service was very friendly and attentive. Food was served quickly. We booked via OpenTable and we’re seating at a table in a corner even if there were many other bigger tables left. This a little bit uncomfortable. However, we liked the restaurant and would recommend to others.

I went for my first meal out since lockdown began.Couldnt have been happier with the experience at Salaam Namaste.Great service and even better food.Would recommend this place all day long.Rohan was a particularly attentive and relaxed dude.

Yeah, the food was fine, didnt blow me away to be honest and probably not worth the £35 per head we ended up dropping (with no more than a beer or two to drink).Had a mixed grill & a dal makhani, neither of which were anything special. Friends biryani was dry. Other friend had been before, which is why we went, but said it wasnt as good as before.

Lovely food, friendly service. Excellent menu selection. I will return!

A tray of delicious food, nice and friendly staff. Good restaurant for locals!

Staff were very friendly and the food was great. I’ll definitely come back

I make sure to book into this superb Indian restaurant every time I visit London. Menu is varied and unique, and every dish I have sampled over the years has been top quality. Staff are friendly and efficient. Perhaps a little expensive to my provincial eyes but still not bad for central London. I honestly cannot understand some of the negative reviews about this place, unless theyre from jealous competitors ?

Super cuisineExcellent serviceHighly recommended

The food is okay, but the restaurant doesn’t feel very hygiene, they reuse the paper menu , they rush us to place order, the service is quite poor.

The food and service was very good. Slightly irritated by a 12.5% service charge being added to the bill when it was a couple eating quietly together. A noisy table of eight, and there was one, who we moved to accommodate, might not have tipped, but we would have.

This Indian which has a contemporary twist to its food is fabulous and tasty here. They change their menu so your always trying something new. Worth a visit.

Mediocre food, terrible service.

Excellent, thank you !

Love this place, have been many many times. Always great food and great service. Different options on the menu which changes every so often to keep it fresh!

The service was good, one waiter was a bit of a patter merchant and they got two of our party in a taxi, so worth 5 stars. The food was labelled as being mild, I had Lamb Dhamsak which was labelled as mild, but too spicy for my taste. The portions are generous if you order the right thing, and they did bring sour cream to tone it done, so a good wee place.

I had a very good meal there this evening. Nothing was too much trouble for them. It’s not white tablecloths and silver service. It’s modern Indian Restaurant dining and in a very accessible location. Brilliant, I’ll be back.

Small, friendly restaurant serving flavoursome food. Menu includes Vegetarian, Vegan & Gluten-Free options. Worth a detour...

I feel very let down by this place, after reading such great reviews we decided to visit during a business trip to london.We visited early evening and unlike the photos the place seemed dark and dingy there was little or no atmosphere.Even though there here only 5 tables in it took the waiter 15 minutes to even approach to ask us about drinks. we where ready to order food at the same time of the drinks but waiter was more intterested in taking telephone orders and dealing with takeawaysEnded up walking out after 50 minutes when the manager dealt with his 8th takeaway order before we even had the chance to munch on a popadom .This is the first time I have ever walked out of a restaurant without even eating.

Great food guys and thanks for the service

My experience was superb. Admittedly it was not a crowded night but service was superb. Even if was not I am willing to overlook service for food quality. In this case the food was exceptional. Truly. Don’t hesitate if you like top flight Indian food.

Good food and nice service. Very friendly staff. Not many options of non-spicy dishes, but if you like spicy food I definitely reccomend this place.

Amazing food and even better service. Giving it a 10/10.

Imaginative dishes - quail as a starter for example - which were well presented and tasty. Everything was going swimmingly until I saw the bill: £35 for two courses and a beer, which alone cost £6.50. So even though the restaurant has a nice atmosphere and the staff were excellent it only gets 3 stars from me.

Really lovely food. Order here regularly for take away, My only negative is the plastic take out boxes and bags. Can you please find a more environmental alternative. Cant buy from you anymore if you dont change your ways.Got to be done.

We have been twice during our stay, we had great time and the food was very good.We are familiar with indie food and different restaurants across the globe:) and this one was delicious.We will recommend it for sure.

Hi,I am not sure how you concluded the host is happy. I am sure there was one person who was happy but you are definitely wrong in saying that he was the host. Anyway, I am sad to say that I wouldnt be hosting a treat at this restaurant again due to the bad experience we, as a team, had. I completely appreciate that yours is a busy restaurant and you do have your own clientele. Also, food is good but the wait time is too much. We were sitting cramped and when asked - the employee said this is all we have and we have bookings from 1 month. I booked only 2 weeks back and my question is - if you already had bookings from as old as 1 month - please you should have had rejected and we would have had a better time in another restaurant.Satish*******************************Reply to your response at ~11:10 AM on 04 July 2019.That is what we exactly did and we got the response saying that there is NO SPACE and we need to adjust in the space provided - hence the word cramped has been used.

Food was absolutely delicious. Got the small serving of tandoori prawns. Cost £7.95. Was severely disappointed when two prawns came out. Other than that, cant complain.

Ordered takeaway. Was lovely and on time!I have ordered twice since but the mild curries dont seem to be that mild or taste like I am used to. eg chicken tikka masala and chicken korma.

Beautiful contemporary Indian dining!Love this restaurant, food is excellent and service always been top drawer.Highly recommended.

Food is good, but the service was slow..

Very friendly and helpful staff. Not all vegetarian dishes were marked as such, but they recommended us some very nice ones. We loved the Portobello Mushroom appetizer, but also the traditional Indian dishes that tasted authentic to us. Prices were reasonable as well.

Ordered a takeaway this evening and it was absolutely delicious, chicken tikka was the best I have had and the lime prawns were fab! A bit pricier than my usual place but so much nicer in flavour, glad I ordered and will be again :-)

This is a very nice place near Russel Square. Very attentive and friendly staff, yet not overly engaging.The food was very nice, but even the mild choices are somewhat hot. My wife loved it, and it was okay for me (happy wife, happy life 😎).You have several choices of rice, it is not included in the a la carte choices.

Lovely restaurant. Hosted a group of ten of us, the food was perfect, the staff were friendly and welcoming and there were plenty of vegetarian and vegan options for members of our group . Would highly recommend.

I live in this area and have been to virtually all Indian restaurants in central London, this is by far the best. Each dish is special and delicious and the service is wonderful. Ive been coming back every couple of weeks for around 2 years now, it never fails

Went alone after 10 PM for dinner. Really good and kind service. The quality of the food was amazing. Had prawns as a starter, they were triple the size you usually get and tasteful at the same time. The Duck as a main and garlic bread was amazing too. Will definetely come again :-)

Great food and fantastic service. A little bemused by the wide range menu we opted to take on a suggestion and received the most flavour filled curry meal Id had in a long time, and for a fair price too. Would recommend it any day.

Slow service. Had to literally beg for someone to take my order. Good food!

Went for interview , i got shortlisted soon as i applied due to my CV only to get played all along on interview just because my face didnt fit culture/agenda of theres. just because i looked different to many males out there and not like the average ones. they hire base on fruits when its against the law what theyre doingThe manager Rohan is unprofessional person and inconsistent it is concerning

I brought a group for a celebration dinner. The food was superb (taste, presentation, variety), the service wonderful, the place small and comfortably busy. From the delicious starters to the complex and distinctive mains and accompaniments, right to the dessert, It was the best Indian food I have had ever, anywhere. I highly recommend it.

Excellent food, carefully prepared and presented. Attentive, courteous staff. Only downside is that it is relatively expensive and then adds a service charge, which always seems offensive and greedy...

We went for our companys annual party with 21 people! This the worst food we tried in Indian Restaurant! Food was tasteless very small portions with very high cost!! They simply ruined our party mood!! Im honestly giving this review guys if you really wants to taste Indian food dont go their and waste your money... Go somewhere else Im sure u gonna enjoy a lot.. Their food is very expensive like we paid more then £500 for 21 peoples...!! Do Not get confused with their big brand name sponsored by big brand as well but they are selling worst quality Indian foods.... They just created an highly dissatisfied group of customers...Cheers ...

Food was good but service is bad... They lost part of our order twice and came back to ask again, then some things were missing...

Great service and very good food at nornal prices. I will definitely be back.

Authentic Indian food.Nice ambience.Value for money.

Great food and service and nice atmosphere.

Made to feel very welcome from the second we walked in. Staff were lovely and very attentive. The food was incredible, possibly one of the best curries Ive ever had. Well definitely be back!!

This was my fifth visit and I have always been happy previously. Food really tasty tonight, but the portions were small and pricey! 3 prawns in the patia for £13.95, which left me hungry and i dont ever recall leaving a curry house like this before in my life. The breads were also small, so mixed review really. Flavours great, but the value poor. If this had been my first visit I would have scored it less, but I cannot see us returning again.

Really a nice twist to old time favourites. Spiced scallops with mango salsa really hit the spot. Mains were goat curry cooked with potatoes. Really good, very different and tasty. A little pricey though.

Excellent, modern indian cuisine. very friendly service, providing good and reasonable advice. they even prevented me to order too much, which would be too filling. the temptation to do so was very big because of the many interesting and innovative choices. I will have to come back!its a small but elegant place. I got a place easily but visited late during the week. during busy hours, reservations are recommended as it is a popular place.