59 Indian Restaurants near London

"Opening a restaurant on the heels of a global pandemic is certainly a  bold and brave move, but that’s exactly what hot-ticket chef Asma Kha ..." Read our full review

Bindas Eatery – meaning free spirit and without inhibitions in Punjabi – is now serving delicious Indian street food, inspired by the dishes sol ... Find out more

"Gone are the days when finding a well-priced restaurant in Covent Garden meant resorting to a chain site for a quick bite. Instead, there’s now n ..." Read our full review

Palms of Goa, Charlotte Street the first Goa restaurant in WestEnd opened by Mr Eugene Dias and Shabhidin Gharuk in 1994 to provide a South Indian Cuisine t ... Find out more

"Curry house loyalists look away now, Kricket isn’t your standard Indian experience. This bustling, busy restaurant in the centre of Soho draws cr ..." Read our full review

"This buzzy two-floor space doesn’t look like much at first glance, with its plaster-washed walls and olive-green tram chairs. But if you can over ..." Read our full review

"Tamarind has been one of the most famous names on London’s restaurant scene since it became the first Indian ever to win a Michelin star in 2001. ..." Read our full review

"There’s budget dining and then there’s Sagar, the ridiculously affordable trio of southern Indian vegetarian restaurants. This modest Londo ..." Read our full review

"Usually when you think of Indian street food, you don’t consider it being particularly swanky. However, this new restaurant at the Courthouse Hot ..." Read our full review

Named after a prosperous banking and business district in Southern Tamil Nadu, Chettinad Restaurant in London’s West End specialises in Southern India ... Find out more

"Following a complete rebrand and move upmarket, this less-formal offshoot of Tamarind (the Michelin-starred Mayfair Indian) is now a twinkling den ..." Read our full review

"The more things change, the more they stay the same, it seems. It’s been 10 years since we started queuing outside Dishoom branches, bolstered by ..." Read our full review

"It wasn’t so long ago that ‘going for a curry’ meant throat-wrenching vindaloos, warm lager and lurid flock wallpaper. Masala Zone ma ..." Read our full review

"A second London opening from the Leela Palaces Group, this younger sibling of big-hitting Jamavar is a “jovial, fun place” that pays homage ..." Read our full review