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Mint Leaf
Suffolk Place
Haymarket
London SW1Y 4HX
T: 020 7930 9020
F: 020 7930 6205

http://www.mintleafrestaurant.com/restaurant.html

 

Brick lane is a good place for Indian food.

Or go to Southall.

 

Been southall to many times mate and dont like the atmosphere of brick lane

 

If i'm not mistaken a indian restaurant called Tayyabs has just been named one of the best restaurants in the UK and scored higher than Gordon Ramseys.

Beleive it's in whitechapel and the price is meant to be really cheap.

 

Sorry mate just noticed that it's closed for Ramadam, back open on the 1st October.

note this one for the future!!

Another good Asian restaurant is the Deya, it's just of Oxford St on portman square. It's part owned by Michael Caine but is really nice food and environment!

http://www.urbanpath.com/london/indian/deya.htm

 

as above brick lane you have a lot of choice some are better than others but ive never had a bad one there

J

 

I work with Asian's so they should know - they say GAYLORD'S in MAYFAIR

http://www.gaylordlondon.com/

Crap name for a restaurant but apparently great food !

 

Tryna stick in the westend dont wana head down east

any more suggestions fella takin the mrs out wana get it right or shel nag for months

 

I can recommend:

http://www.cinnamonclub.com/

 

Amaya has best food and is coolest Indian place at moment. Mint leaf is still ok as well.

 

Cheers guys we went out to khans in westbourne grove nice restaurant

 

Your having a laugh... They are shocking. As an added bonus you can be part of a restaurant tout war.

If you want a proper indian get yourself into Fieldgate Street,E1 (Behind the Whitechapel Mosque) . I believe its called Tayyabs , its always getting a mention in the good food guides and where to eat. I have driven down there before and it queing out the door and all the way to Plumbers row

 

a indian resturant thats closed for ramadam? not really indian then isit.

and no i cant reccomoned anyone down there

 

why not?

 

desi tadhka
uxbridge road
just on the outskirts of southall

but call them and book a table or else you'll be waiting outside for an hour or so

most indians in southall will let youbring your own booze so it won't cost you a lot and yuo'll like what you've bought

if you want indian vegi only then there is mazza at the top end of lady margeret road, or next to it is darjeeling, both nice food there

or if you want to head into southall, chandi chawnk, punjabi on the broadway, there is the palm palace south indian opposite the iceland car park on south road, or omi's on beaconsfield road, or even rita's in old southall but to name a few more



or the one tucked away on featherstone road tandoori kharahi or something or the one on the corner of the green

mhaduh's briliant or even the likes of shananshah

 

ramadan isn't an indian festival

unless they employ muslims who can't eat during the day, they can sill stuff their faces at night though

 

i never said it was you still get indian muslims, and most indian restaurants arent indian anyway, theyre pakistani, bangladeshi, etc blablabla, just labelled indian so that they get more custom still, that doesnt matter, as to the average person, theyre all the same anyway

 

Fancy sorting out a PassionFord Indian Takeaway night in Southall?

 

yh iv never undeerstood why there always called indian resturnats.. the majority of none indian man indian resturants are crap compared to a indian mans indian resturant

but true they do get alot more cusotmers.. who wants to go the the pakistani resturant? dont really have the same ring.

 

gherupta singh,s indian karrioke restraunt in southall

 

depending on how many peole want to come along then sure thing

the next question is do you want one with a bar or do you want to bring your own booze and share it around?

then, do you want a noisy venue or do you want a quiet one?

some of the places have fairly limited seating so probably wouldn't be able to accomodate a group of 20 or so peole turning up even with a booking which limits it even further, and it would more than likely be better on a week night than a weekend as it won't be as rammed packed and you might get away with parking somewhere closer

the other thing to remember is that some of them will not be used to a big ammount of peole turning up and they will cook slowler so this means it'll probably be limited to one of the bigger venues on the braodway

let me know who wants to turn up and i'll ring around

i can deffo recommend the one on the corner of south road and hamilton road but i'd advise against going to glassy junction because you might get or

 

nail, hit, right on head!!!

suprised they didnt know/realise

 

Karahi Express on Farnham Road, Slough

or if you want a bit nicer surroundings there is Studio Bar on Uxbridge Road in Slough - nice food, bar and plenty of parking.

 

PASSIONFORD INDIAN FOOD NIGHTMEET!!!

whos up for that??only a week before ramadhan ends so all the fat bastids will come back out to eat

 

scrawny wretches more like

quick, lets make it this weekend