Indian Express

My wife and I went here for dinner last Wednesday evening. We were really wanting some traditional chicken tikka masala and saag paneer when the last place we tried in London failed to deliver on taste. Indian Express delivered on taste and service. The food was absolutely delicious and the right amount of spice. Highly recommend.
Make sure to call for a reservation. Limited seating and very popular.

Pros:
— Excellent food
— Friendly and helpful staff
Cons:
— Bit out of the way (might be a pro as otherwise would be busier)

Restaurant is tiny so we were forced to do take out (I prefer my husband sweats in private than in the restaurant anyways, which is his self defense mechanism for spicy food). Everything was great. The chicken curry was very flavorful and my naga chilli masala was so spicy and awesome (I asked for extra spicy). They didn’t have mango lassi in the menu but I still managed to get one. We both ate the meal pantsless in the comfort of our hotel.

Sweet people who care about making you feel welcome. I had a fiery hot lamb tawa, was quietly crying while I ate it solo. Glad I popped out after ordering to buy a beer down the street.

Just got back from our last meal in London. I’ve only had Indian buffet style so it’s my 1^st sit down experience therefore not a good judge for authenticity sake.
A family of 4, We ordered: tandoori mix grill (average) that came with one naan, lamb chop appetizer (very good), chicken curry (don’t know the name since the owner ordered it) (very good), 1 rice (don’t know name again but it was very good), 1 crispy cracker appetizer with various dipping sauces (don’t know name) and 1 samosa and extra garlic naan.
1^st off, we were not that hungry and our family does not eat much so we were going to stop at 2 dishes but the owner felt that it may not be enough for 4 of us so we added a few more. I honestly felt a bit pressured to order more but it was ok… We didn’t finish it but wasn’t too much left over either. Overall bill was $ 36 pounds incl 2 sodas.
I tried to book via email 1 day ahead so no response and I called in the later afternoon with 2 hr notice and got a table. Taking the tube there, it’s a easy commute but we were 15 mins late and our table was still saved. They have about 7 – 8 tables total. The location is at the start of a residential area so u r on the right road. I stopped and asked a few stores for N. end parade and no one knew where it was; no worries north end street turns to north end parade.
Overall, very good food and nice ambiance. The restaurant name does not do it justice. It’s not fast food. I’d recommend this to friends.

The one person set meal was ok, nothing special. But the portion is very generous: you get a papadom, an appetiser, chicken tikka masala, potato, rice AND naan. The tikka masala was too sweet for my taste. But on a late Friday night and no other Indian restaurant in vicinity, I’ll go there again.

The best Indian food I’ve had by far. It is a decent price, the meat was tender, and the curry was rich and flavorful. The garlic naan and rice was also flavorful and delicious. Our server was very attentive and polite and even gave us a complementary mango ice cream dessert (my favorite part of the meal). We however, didn’t really care for the «chips and dip» appetizer in the beginning which we charged for. Overall, this is a great place and I would highly recommend it.

Great little place in West Kensington. Only a handful of tables, but does a good amount of take-​away and delivery service. The owner and servers are all fantastic. The owner was very informative and gave us a lot of recommendations from the menu, and tailored items to our liking. I ordered from their House specialty items and greatly enjoyed my coconut and almond lamb curry. My fiancé loved his lamb vindaloo, said it was much spicier than what we are used to in the States.
They also allow you to bring in your own beer and wine, which is fantastic.

This tiny restaurant is only open for dinner. They have only 8 tables, but they do take reservations (bookings), and if that doesn’t work you can order take-​away or delivery. Our waiter, who may have also been the owner, was fabulous. He was very helpful in pointing us in the best direction when ordering, and our entire table was highly satisfied with the flavor and quality of the food. I don’t remember everything we had, but I did think the lamb was more tender than the chicken.
Prices are very reasonable and you can bring your own beer and/​or wine, without a corkage fee.
This may not be the BEST Indian food in the city, but it’s damn good and I highly recommend it.

This place is AMAZING. Every person that I take here tell me that this is their favorite place to eat in London. I discovered this place using another website. Rocky, the owner, was so friendly. I have tried a different dish each time I come here. Each time I am extremely satisfied. It is BYOB so if you imbibe go across the street and grab a bottle of wine or beer. No Corking fee. I do recommend making a reservation. I am hesitant recommending this place because I might not be able to find a seat from here on out. But no matter what this is by far my favorite place to eat in London.