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Should I put this here? Best Indian restaurant in Central/East London - apart from Brick Lane

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NinaInCognito · 27/08/2008 11:55

My DH is Indian and has his birthday in about a month. I really want to take him to a good Indian restaurant but he is quite finicky about the quality and price of food (dammit).

Anyone know a good Indian in central or east London. We don't want to go to Brick Lane, and it would also need to accommodate a 20 month old. Thanks!

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tokentotty · 27/08/2008 11:58

We went here: www.amaya.biz/index.html the other week which was amazing. Very expensive (thankfully DH's company were paying) but incredibly different.

PerkinWarbeck · 27/08/2008 11:58

what sort of Indian food - Keralan, northern indian?

There's a great Keralan/south indian in tooting that's well worth the tube trip.

dinny · 27/08/2008 12:00

Perkin, was about to post the same! it is scrummy

NinaInCognito · 27/08/2008 12:04

Oh cool, it doesn't matter really, just something that is good quality but not too expensive. He also likes south Indian, even though he is from the north so will check them out. Thanks for that too tokentotty, might not want to spend too much, but he never spends that much on himself so I might have the urge to splurge.

I think I am being a bit funny about this as we had a really bad eperience with an Indian restaurant a couple of weeks ago - Cafe Mumbai, just off Piccadilly circus - don't ever go there!!!

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SydneyB · 27/08/2008 12:06

You gotta go to Rasa then! In Stoke Newington so not that central but the original and the best. Not expensive. There is a Vegetarian one (the original) and a meat one opposite. www.rasarestaurants.com/UserPages/index.aspx

NinaInCognito · 27/08/2008 12:19

ooohhh that Rasa looks good. They even do one in central London which is a bit more expensive ut not too ott. Good reviews too.

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MickeyD · 28/08/2008 19:38

You could try Chowki. It's just of Picadilly Circus and I think it's fab. They do food from different regions of India.It's won awards from the Evening Standard I think. [www.chowki.com]

halogen · 29/08/2008 19:25

Rasa is fantastic. I'd highly recommend it.

scottishmummy · 29/08/2008 19:44

masala zonesoho,covent garden,camden

greenandpleasant · 29/08/2008 19:44

y y y to Rasa... I go to the one in Stoke Newington and it's great. I'm not veggie and love the vegetarian one.

notnowbernard · 29/08/2008 19:49

I used to go to one years ago (might not even be there anymore) called Lahore, in Commercial St, E1

Was a BYO booze type, and loads of locals used to go there (in fact it was pre-dominantly Asian customers)

Lovely grub. Once sat next to Keith Allen and a load of his kids (who knows, maybe a little Lily?!)

Cheap too

bran · 29/08/2008 19:55

I like Lime on Westferry Road, so does my Indian Malaysian DH and Indian friends. They have always been very welcoming to ds (who was probably about 3 when he first went there). I'm not sure whether they have highchairs or not.

CountessDracula · 29/08/2008 20:03

What about going to the Diwana Bel-Poori House in Drummond Street (Euston) it is fab and very very cheap and a byo

CountessDracula · 29/08/2008 20:05

here is a review

CountessDracula · 29/08/2008 20:06

it is very rough and ready though I warn you

scottishmummy · 30/08/2008 18:16

yes drummond street has VG Indian restaurant.must check that out one.byob
i go to the veggie ones

scottishmummy · 30/08/2008 18:16

yes drummond street has VG Indian restaurant.must check that out one.byob
i go to the veggie ones

zwiggy · 31/08/2008 19:36

tayyabs behind royal london hospital

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