Coriander

Have been there a few times & always enjoy it. Good, tasty, quality food, reasonable prices, & have always had friendly service — better than average, tbh (& I can be hard to please). Would definitely recommend it.

Been eating at this restaurant for ¾ years now! It’s a great restaurant but sometimes suffers from variable service. My most recent visit was great. The food was tasty. I had the mixed grill and a vegetable side dish. Both were amazing and the peshwari naan is always v v good. The service just needs to raise a little. Overall well worth a visit.

Probably some of the best Indian dishes I have ever had in my life. But also some of the most unfriendly service I have ever come across in London. Super cute little space in Vauxhall and worth a try as long as your prepared for the large side of bitchiness that comes along with your meal.

Delicious food in an unpretentious, little restaurant.
I hesitated between 3 and 4 stars. Decided 4 is adequate, given the quality of the food.

Whilst the restaurant isn’t a fancy looker, the food they serve up here is rather yummy.
The portions are very generous, curries well seasoned and full of flavour, the meat always nice and tender.
There’s all the usual curries you’d expect of an Indian restaurant menu, as well as some Nepalese and Bangladeshi specialities if you fancied trying something different.
I’d say dining in at the restaurant is a tiny bit over priced. I’d like to knock about £1−2 off the cost of each main dish, though you’ll probably always have some left over to take home with you… Like I did tonight.
It’s nice food and as I work nearby I know I’ll eat here again.
If you’re in the Vauxhall/​Kennington area and fancy a curry, the Coriander is the place to head to!

There are much better Indian restaurants in London and several close by.
The staff moved a lot of tables to accommodate our large crowd and were pretty decent.
I would probably give it a better rating but I ordered the wrong thing. When it arrived on a plate with a salad and a lot of sauce over top, I knew that a mistake had been made. I wanted a little bowl of wonderful, instead I got a plated thing which I add some rice and sopped up with chapatis.
A lunch would be good here or a takeaway. But if you want an evening Indian meal, I would check out the others in the area.
No idea about the price, the company picked it up.

Actually this is my favourite Indian restaurant in Kennington. More spicy and flavoursome than others such as Kennington Tandoori or Gandhi’s. Big portions and easily ordered on the Internet. Probably as good as it gets in this neighbourhood. It’s not everywhere you can get a Tayyab’s (best for cheap Indian) or the Cinnamon Club (when you’re feeling rich).

I just finished a delicious dinner at The Coriander and was shocked to find no reviews on Unilocal!So this visitor from Texas has just become the Duchess of the Coriander!
The Coriander is a lovely little hole in the wall with clean, unfussy décor. Being an uncouth American suffering from jet lag, I arrived at the unfashionable hour of 6:00 pm. I was the only diner for a whole hour, although the restaurant apparently does quite a brisk take-​away business.
The menu was creative with a lot of unique takes on traditional Indian dishes, although one can still get good ol’ Chicken Tikka Masala, too. I enjoyed a starter of vegetable samosas that were beautifully crisp and non-​greasy. That was followed by the House Special Chicken, which is tender chicken breast cooked with deliciously spiced minced lamb. It comes with a special fried rice. Oh, and let’s not forget the garlic naan. I don’t think I’ll ever forget it! Tender, crispy and fresh from the tandoor.
Closing thought — I wish we could get Kingfisher beer on tap in Texas.
I recommend The Coriander so much that I’m willing to allow someone else to become the Duchess. It would be difficult to oversee my Duchy from Texas.

I’ve been here once and I certainly wouldn’t rate it as the best Indian in London. Food was very bland and tasted manufactured. this might be the best Indian in Kennington Lane, but htere again, there’s only one.