59 Indian Restaurants near Charing Cross, London

"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

"London has seen at least a couple of different evolutions when it comes to Indian food. First, there was the traditional, white-tableclothed fine dinin ..." Read our full review

Located on London’s Kennington Road only a short walk from the Imperial War Museum, Café Ishak is a fine Indian restaurant with high levels of ... Find out more

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

Not often does a restaurant bar stand up to the main event in its own right, but aptly-named Pukka Bar certainly does not get lost in the mother ship that i ... Find out more

The combination of Silk's classic courthouse setting and innovative Asian fusion cuisine has resulted in a high-concept dining experience not to be missed. ... Find out more

Chambeli is the landmark of fine Indian dining in Central London, serving exotic mouth-watering dishes in a pleasant environment, since 1985. Chambeli balan ... Find out more

"Restaurant group MW Eat reopened this popular Masala Zone late in 2016. Following an extensive renovation, it now makes an exuberant backdrop for busin ..." Read our full review

This long-standing Soho eatery serves as a reminder that Indian restaurants weren’t always divvied up into cut-price canteens and glossy modern joints ... Find out more

Perfectly located for pre and post-theatre dinners, the Delhi Brasserie in Soho serves exotic, spicy cuisine from various regions of the Indian subcontinent ... Find out more

"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

"It feels almost lazy to describe an Indian restaurant as colourful, but it’s also hard to think of anything else when reflecting on an experience ..." 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

"Founded in 1926, London’s oldest Indian is currently under the aegis of MW Eat, the company behind Chutney Mary and Amaya. Those regal beginnings ..." Read our full review

"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