Raj Tandoori - Menu

This was a great place, very close to where we were staying so super convenient. We went in at an off time and while it wasn't very busy, service seemed a little slow since it wasn't crowded at all, we still had to wait a bit. But the food was great!

The popadom and pickles were delicious. The tandoori chicken starter was a bit a average. But the Rogan Josh and Pilau Rice were superb. Good service. Certainly not like the top end London Indian restaurants, but much better than average. Recommended

Gone the way of everything that was ever good in Soho. Previously a perfectly serviceable curry in a handy location, but tried to visit last night and it 's boarded up, kaput, no more. Probably a jeans shop or a 'fashionable burger joint ' by the time you read this. RIP Raj. View menu

Sometimes, staying in London for a while and craving Indian food can be not so bad with a good mix of Indian restaurants available. The Vindaloo curry was the best that I have ever tasted, lovely Traditional Vindaloo Curry, Tandoori King Prawns tasty full of flavour with fantastic white onions. Biryani was excellent and spicy.

2nd time we have eaten here outstanding flavours. Chicken tikka and prawn puree for starters and tandoori chicken for main Tandoori king prawns not on the menu but upon asking the helpfull staff informed us could do and wow what a great dish best I have tasted. The vegetables and rice fantastic and the nan breads so light thought they were going to float away. A great little restaurant in Soho don't understand as to why some poor reviews. Going back again when next in London.

I went to this restaurant for dinner this evening, as I have been coming here for many years, although not as frequently now that I live in Singapore. We were greeted warmly, almost like family, and felt a genuine welcome. I ordered the lamb biriani, which was excellent but too large for me, and a side of peas and cheese. The quality was top-notch, the food was served hot, and we were even given a complimentary drink as a thank you for being loyal customers. This is a very friendly restaurant that I would highly recommend. View menu

I discovered this charming restaurant in the heart of Soho, surrounded by trendy eateries. While other places were packed, this one was surprisingly empty. I took a chance and was pleasantly surprised by the delicious and spicy chana masala and saag paneer. As soon as I arrived, more customers started to trickle in. Despite some negative reviews I had seen, I found the food to be tasty, affordable for central London, and independently owned. The service was not the best, but that wouldn't deter me from returning next time I'm in the area.

I visited this restaurant with two friends who fancied an 'Indian ', We almost walked out as the greeting was so unfriendly. I ordered a poppadum which came plain, extras are charged for be warned! As we had eaten a late lunch, we ordered a selection of vegetable side dishes there are no decent veggie options on the main menu except vegetable biryani rather than mains which was commented on and the service got even more cursory. The brinjal bhaji was actually quite nice. If you can, avoid the loo at the top of the stairs I came down trying not to touch anything.

After some shopping in Oxford Street, 3 of us went in search for a Indian restaurant near oxford street. We visited the restaurant on 17th October 2017. We wanted a restaurant that wasn't a typical chain type restaurant. The atmosphere was nice, there was a few other people there and the music at the background did make nice ambience. I ordered Tandoori Chicken with naan, and a Chicken Biryani The Tandoori chicken was really nice and authentic, the chicken piece was really big and tender and not oily. The Naan bread that accompanies the tandoori chicken, is thick and really soft, This is exactly how both of these should be. The chicken biryani was absolutely amazing, I will definitely go bac... View menu