"If you like food from the Indian subcontinent, this is absolutely a restaurant you should visit Came on a very quiet sunday night with 3 friends and had a very good meal. We started off by sharing a portion of deliciously crispy kurkuri bhindi spicy okra chips) and two portions of samosa chaat Punjabi samosa with chutneys, yogurt, chickpea curry). We continued to mains sharing a very nice masala dosa rolled up fried bread filled with spicy potato with a side of dips), an English curry house special mixed veggies in tikka masala sauce, Bombay style potatoes chickpea curry and naan bread) and a Thali curry vegetable kofta with a creamy dhal, raita dip, samosas, Thali vegetable kofta with dhal makani raita samosa, pilau rice and a fluffly laccha parantha). Everything was incredibly tasty and well presented, portions were good size abd the amount of bread for each main was enough for all of us to share. It's difficult to say what the best dish was, the dosa was excellent but the Thali curry was very good too. It was my first time trying okra chips so also particularly enjoyed that! The only thing that let me down was dessert I asked for a Rosepetal, walnut and pistachio gulab jamun icecream), but what I got served looked more like cheap strawberry, chocolate and vanilla icecream, can't really tell if it was just bad icecream or they didn't actually served the right flavours. In any case, it was underwhelming and would not recommend it. Service was corteous, a bit relaxed but we were in no rush. The waiter was kind and offered us a glass of Port wine on the house at the end of the evening. We had 660 ml bottled beers to drink and spent about £120 in total £30 per person). I would definitely recommend this place for the quality of the food. The bathroom was also clean and tidy when I visited, which is always a plus. The restaurant entrance is in a small alley and a bit disguised by a columnade which only adds to the feeling this a hidden gem in the heart of Bank!"
