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The Best Indian Restaurants In London
From white tablecloth places to canteen-style spots, these are the 16 best Indian restaurants in London.
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Darjeeling Express
Darjeeling Express is a charming Indian restaurant in Kingly Court with the kind of home-cooked food that’ll have you booking another meal before you get the bill.
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Karachi Cuisine
Head to Karachi Cuisine, a Pakistani and Indian restaurant in Norbury, for excellent mocktails, a fun atmosphere, and great food.
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Dilpasand
Come in a group so you can share more of the great Pakistani and Indian dishes at Dilpasand, a casual Whitechapel spot.
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Zayna
Zayna, a Pakistani and Northern Indian restaurant near Marble Arch, is a moody, romantic spot that serves the kind of top-tier food that'll make braving the Oxford Street crowds worth it.
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Hullabaloo
Hullabaloo is an Indian restaurant that overlooks an offshoot of Deptford Market and captures your heart with its ramshackle decor and tasty, plant-based dishes.
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Spicebox
Spicebox, a plant-based Indian restaurant in Walthamstow, does a tarka dhal and a flaky Biscoff dessert paratha that’s well worth leaving the sofa for.
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Bombay Palace
Bombay Palace is a high-end restaurant on Connaught Square with the kind of attentive service and stand-up Punjabi dishes that’s ideal for a business dinner or a meal with your in-laws.
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The Best Indian Restaurants In London
From white tablecloth places to canteen-style spots, these are our 16 favourite Indian restaurants in the city.
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Shree Krishna Vada Pav
The Harrow location of Shree Krishna Vada Pav, the vegetarian and vegan mini-chain, is an excellent and brilliant-value spot for a couple of quick vada pavs, and warming stews or curries.
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Rita's Chilli Chaat Corner
A canteen-like spot in Southall serving excellent Indian street food.
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Hyderabadi Spice
Most meals at South Indian restaurant Hyderabadi Spice, located in East Ham, start with ordering the excellent, generous biryani and end with spooning leftovers into foil containers.
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Udaya Kerala
Udaya Kerala in East Ham is a small, welcoming spot you’ll return to again and again. As much for the excellent South Indian dishes as the laid-back atmosphere.
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Thattukada
You should come to Thattukada, a popular, low-key Keralan spot in East Ham, en masse, for chicken 65, fish moilley, and more.
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Pure Indian Cooking
If you're looking for the best Indian food in Fulham, you'll find it here.
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Chai Thali
An Indian street food spot in Fulham serving tasty classics in a casual dining room.
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The Tamil Prince
A lovely Indian restaurant in a former pub, The Tamil Prince is a local that everyone, not just Islington residents, should be seeking out.
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Tandoor Chop House
Hit Indian restaurant Tandoor Chop House in Covent Garden when you fancy some tasty starters and hefty lamb chops.
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Fatt Pundit
The second location of the Indo-Chinese restaurant has delicious lamb chops and a broad menu that suits pretty much anyone.
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Dishoom Shoreditch
Thanks to a lovely verandah and excellent views, the Shoreditch branch of modern Indian restaurant Dishoom is one of our favourites.
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Sagar Vegetarian
Sagar is a South Indian vegetarian restaurant where the food is incredibly consistent and always tasty.
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Gunpowder
Gunpowder is a simply designed little restaurant off Commercial Street serving extremely inventive takes on Indian food that will blow your mind.
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Namaaste Kitchen
Namaaste is a solid Indian restaurant in Camden, with a slight '90s feel, but some properly good standout dishes.
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Kama By Vineet
This spot inside the Harrods Dining Hall closes early, but the excellent Indian food means that you should go here.