The best restaurants serving Indian food in England

This is a real gem of a place. Most delicious Indian street food and Chai. I had the Halwa Puri Chana. Best Puris I have ever eaten. Delicious Masala Chai

I happened to walk past this gem of an Indian Restaurant while hunting for an early evening meal. It has a 5 hygiene rating and looked clean. The menu was surprisingly extensive (they even do breakfasts). I had tarka dahl, salad and a coriander naan. All of it was fresh and a good portion size. The staff were friendly and promptly tended to my order. We often stay at a nearby hotel so we will definitely be returning here and can't recommend it enough.

went in and felt amazing, treated so well and customer service is brilliant !! food is lovely aswell, thumbs up to the cheff

The lady on reception was so warm & welcoming & had the biggest smile on her face! We ordered an online takeaway, so visited to pick up our meal. Online ordering was straightforward, checkout safe & secure & waiting time for our meal was acceptable. We ordered Lamb Rogan Josh, Lamb Korma, both with Pilau Rice, Garlic & Butter Naans. Good size portions, hot, flavoursome, meat tender, as was the rice. Naan breads were deliciously moist & moreish. All, great value for money! We are hoping to revisit but to eat in the restaurant as the food was so good & the staff so welcoming & friendly. There were customers with children eating in & by the laughter heard, clearly they appeared to be having a positive experirnce. We will definitely recommend this establishment to friends & family!

We ordered our first take away from here today after it was recommended to us by a friend. We absolutely loved the authentic taste and level of spice in the paneer tikka masala, gabbar nan and the lassoni tadka dal. The avocado chaat starter was perfectly filled with a great combination of fresh avocado, pomegranate and chutneys. Can’t wait to visit them soon in person and try some of their other dishes.

We visited Chaii Hut on our trip to Sheffield when we were craving for some Karak or Pink Tea after lunch. Its located on the popular London Road which is main area for Indian/Pakistani cuisine in Sheffield. A lovely lady greeted us with smile. Chai/Karak cafes have been opened to saturation in UK and Middle East recently, but the passionate lady was confident they have best Pink Tea and Milk Cake. She wasn't wrong. Pink Tea really tasted authentic but Milk Cake was the best we ever ate. Moist, creamy, fresh and not too sweet. We had chats on different topics. She told us about post pandemic business problems and plans to expand their menu to serve breakfast and some more savory stuff. The pricing is also quite reasonable. Such was our experience, we paid a repeat visit before leaving. Definitely worth a try, especially for the Milk Cake.

We came to celebrate my mother's birthday last night. Everything was stunning, the food was absolutely delicious. It was very busy but even so, the food came out at a reasonable time and we we weren't left waiting. After we had eaten, the bought out my mothers cake and brought us plates and a cake knife. If it was just this, it would have been 5 stars! However after we had paid the bill, the staff then starting hovering over our table waiting for us to leave. We were a big party some people still had their drinks. A server came over and then said I do have another booking in a minute. He then came over again gesturing for us to leave at which point I explained that there were still guests finishing their drinks and as soon as they were done we would then leave. We had had such a nice time and experience but felt as soon as they had been paid we were then just a bother. It really took the shine off the night. I would go again but It would only be the most a table of 2 or 4 so we don't get rushed out the door.

Really incredibly tasty food, BYOB and lovely people running the restaurant. Had a wonderful evening. Vegan or not, go here! You will not be disappointed

Amazing food, very tasteful, staff members were very helpful and friendly, good presentation in the restaurant and also the food.

A hidden gem in Pangbourne. One of the best curries I have ever had.

Food was delicious and authentic, except for the chicken 65, which was the chef's version rather than what one would expect if they're used to the recipe from Chennai. Portion sizes are small.

Very nice Indian food. Definitely worth trying if your ever in Peterborough

I have been there twice and it has become one of the best dining experiences I have enjoyed anywhere. It is not a great Indian restaurant or a great Southampton restaurant or a great vegetarian restaurant; it is a great restaurant (and coming from a devout meat eater). The food is very modern and hard to describe; while it’s roots are in Indian food it is nothing like you get at other Indian restaurants (either a local curry shop or the gourmet Michelin star ones in London). It is all incredibly creative, beautifully presented and tastes fantastic. I started with the lotus leaf chips (Nadru chips) which were very tasty, not greasy and accompanied a unique (good) caramelised onion chutney. For a starter I had the gobi Manchurian, which was battered cauliflower, also excellent with good depth. For me, the star of the dinner was dubki kadhi, an aubergine dish that was incredible, served in a domed plate that included a cute little smoke presentation. At the center was an aubergine steak but around it was aubergine multiple ways, my favorite was the spaghetti and the fritters. My only slight disappointment was the dahl side, which tasted good but came with a large percentage of rice (not on the menu) and I’m not a rice eater. Even the masala chai was tasty. This is one of the best restaurant I’ve come across in the world (and I travel, and eat, a lot), don’t get scared by the vegetarian or Indian moniker, it is just a great meal.