Connoisseur Tandoori

first order from here. we had the meal for 2 people. at only £19.95 it was a lot for both of us. in any case, an order is worth.

this place does not serve Indian cuisine. the curries are sweet. service was fast and friendly. the food was economical. but don't eat Indian.

This place doesn't serve Indian cuisine. The curries are sweet. Service was quick and friendly. The food was economical. But its not Indian food. View menu

I finished my meal in high spirits. tahmid, the captain (waiter,) was charming, he exemplifies perfection. when I say perfection, I mean it. He treated my 5 family members on a tour through his curry house where I was personally presented with a key to his house. we had a good night after that.

very impressed by this jewel. as I like an Indian restaurant. quiet atmosphere, comfortable seating. the decor is almost colonial with deep colors. a place where they feel comfortable right away. no shocking music, very friendly attentive waiter. wonderful food of more than abundant portions. a lovely evening. they also take tastecard here.

not great. this place was quite quiet when we visited on Thursday night, and the reason for it soon became obvious. there was something wrong with her beerhahn, which lasted 5 minutes (yes, 5 minutes) to pour each pint, and they all came flat and taste weakly shallow. the food was certainly edible, but definitiv nothing to scream, with the lamb biryani a particularly good example of the bad kitchen the meat was like gum I propose to avoid this place, unless they are absolutely pulverized. View menu

This was my first eat out at London and It should not have been like this. In a rush to find a place to dine we stepped in to the next open place and it turned out to be disastrous. Except for the chicken curry which was a little acceptable, there is nothing else about the place that can be praised. The ambience is pretty ordinary, sitting is cramped, service is slow. The staff started to tend us a little more when we communicated with him in his native tongue. For those looking for Indian/Sub Continental food in London, head this way only if you want to learn from your own mistake.

that was my first eating in london and it shouldn't have been that way. in a hurry to find a place to din, we entered the next open space and it turned out to be devastating. Apart from the chicken cure that was a little acceptable, there is nothing else about the place that can be praised. the ambiente is quite common, sitting is rugged, the service is slow. the personal began to negate us a little more than we communicated with him in his native language. for those seeking Indian/Sub-Continental Food in london, they go to this wise only if they want to learn from their own mistake.

Utter rubbish. I am writing at my disgust at the food you presented to me the other night The start chicken chat was mostly cucumber and the main meal was watery and have very little meat in it abd the Bhunaa was more like a tomato puree. The bread was half cooked and then you had the cheek to charge me £30.35 I would have complained more if my train was not about to go What is worrying was that there were Amercian tourists in there and they may have thought that is what to expect when to comes to Indian meal I am so dissappointed with your food I felt I had to complain The worst Indian meal I have ever seen. View menu