Khushbu

I been this restaurant so many time. They are food is very good

Pretty decent here. Come in and the whole place is bathed in a weird blue light. That’s odd. And they have a whole range of curries just heating gently in their display cabinet. All of which smell INCREDIBLE. So, we were in there late at night, many drinks down, and we go in and I’m already full. Full up of ale. And even though I was skint and full, I still wanted to eat a lot in here.
So, my friends who I was with, are Connoisseurs of this place. So they know that the best thing to get, is a kebab, but in a naan bread. CAN you imagine? All the salad and filling and sauce, but wrapped in a naan bread. Well, I was dribbling with envy. So they gave me a bite, without the meat mind, and it was brilliant. I don’t know whether — in my ale-​addled state — it was because they make very very nice food, or just whether a kebab in a naan is such a good idea, but if you’re passing, drop in and have a kebab in a naan. I think

Khushbu is a lovely little Indian on the corner of brick lane and Whitechapel High St. It serves quality food at very good prices. The seating is limited with busiest time being lunch times. Most people use it as a takeaway in the evening thus it’s easier to get a seat then.
The food is good, authentic Indian/​Bengali. Mixed kebab is highly recommended or the chicken byrani is very good too.
Ideal place if your looking for a quick bite to eat in Brick Lane.