Marina - Menu

Hidden away on the marina front you wouldn't know unless you googled this little spot No alcohol licence which is great as attracts a different customer Fast service and friendly Great food

Had a lot of restraunt options tonight but we decided on Marina and *Wow* very friendly service and the food is out of this world. Very accommodating to our group. Loved it! Will visit again.

Came on spur of the moment late this evening while on a stroll from the Good Hotel. Amiable, hospitable and very tasty food. Remember to bring your own alcohol,but there is a well stocked Supermarket job st back around the corner View menu

We enjoyed nice breakfast with very reasonable price£4.95. Quick service and attentive. Very nice atmosphere and calm. They do nice Indian traditional curry as well . One of my friends tried lamb chop and karahi lamb with garlic naan , he enjoyed a lot .

We had a business party last night at marina grill and restaurant, all of us enjoyed the chef special curry and rice. The waiter recommended us some special tandoori dishes with naan and salad, really spot on. Definitely we will come. But they don’t have the alcohol license BYO . The restaurant views is superb.

My husband and I came new years day for some quick food. We ordered tikka chicken korma and lamb lababdar. The restaurant was picturesque on the water front, relaxed atmosphere and fast service. The food was great quality the best korma ive ever had (and ive had a few over years! and all at a great price. Highly recommend! View menu

Visiting from a local hotel on a Friday night, we were struck by a number of things. The restaurant is small and quite bland. There is nothing about the decor that suggests Indian cuisine and it is devoid of atmosphere; no music for example. We were the only guests, outnumbered by the hovering staff and so the entire experience was odd, to say the least. The food was perfectly ok to the standard of any of hundreds of small Indian restaurants around the edges of London but the lack of atmosphere and of fellow dinners made this a ‘won’t go back there again’ experience.

I went to this restaurant with friends on a busy Saturday night. There were around 50 tables in total, but there was also a large party of 30 customers. Even though it was very busy, the staff did an amazing job of ensuring we were taken care of throughout the night. The curry was delicious and the portions were generous without being too much. This is a great place to go after a conference at the Excel or a ride on the Emirates Air Line. Just a heads up, the restaurant does not have a liquor license, so if you want to enjoy alcohol with your curry (like I do), you'll need to bring your own.

I was in the area. I fancied a good curry. The resteraunt was quite empty at 6 in the evening. I was offered 2 poppadums with a variety of dips to go with it. Then my main course of chicken tikka masala came. A small bowl of rice and a bowl of curry. There were at most 5 pieces of chicken swimming in too much red sauce. Chicken was cold in the muddle and my plate was cold and the bowl that the curry came in was cold so immediately the food cooled down. I also got a soggy naan bread . I had not started my meal when the waiter came over to ask me if it was OK I told him it was cold.He also cleared away my lime pickle and chopped onions that came with my poppadum without asking and I had to tel... View menu