Aniseed
About Aniseed
A modern Indian restaurant located on London’s Westferry Road, close to the Heron Quays DLR station, Aniseed is popular with the discerning Docklands types who insist on stylish surroundings as well as great food. A fairly intimate space, offering only a few tables, early booking is recommended to ensure your spot in Aniseed’s always busy dining room with its understated, attractive and contemporary décor. The restaurant is known for the excellence of its service with the waiting staff particularly efficient and polite without being overbearing in their friendliness – a must for business diners. Aniseed’s extensive menu covers not only the most popular Westernised curries and tandoori dishes but exclusive specialty dishes created by the kitchen team and authentic regional recipes with a particularly exotic flavour, the blending of meats and fruits particularly successful in numerous selections. Though modern and classy, Aniseed surprises when it comes to your bill, the majority of dishes coming in under the £10 mark, representing excellent value for money.
Aniseed Address
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25 Westferry Road
Millwall
London
E14 8JH
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Location Information for Aniseed
| Address: |
25 Westferry Road
Millwall
London
E14 8JH
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| Public transport: | Heron Quays, Null |
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Latest 5 reviews of Aniseed
8 out of 10 based on 16 reviews
Aniseed in London's Canary Wharf - a nice calm Indian restaurant with great curry! No need to suffer the roughness of Bric Lane any more - If you are local to Isle of Dogs just pop around the corner to Aniseed!
An average local curry place. Nothing really stood out, except that it was really local for us. The garlic naan could have been straight from the supermarket and heated in a microwave. Would not recommend unless desperate for Indian food.
Service nice but slow. Food was ok, nice place for visiting once but not sure if we'd go back again.
Visited Aniseed in Docklands on a Wednesday lunchtime in January, so the place was very quiet. Just 10 min from the bustle of Canary Wharf, and a good place to have a quiet business meeting. The food was good, standard indian fare - nice crispy poppodoms and naan, the dishes were well cooked and tasty. The jalfrezi was fresh and well-seasoned, with very hot whole green chillis. Good value for the area and friendly, polite staff. Will go again.
Came for an early Sunday evening dinner at 6.30. Place was deserted but filled up rather nicely an hour or so later. Service was efficient and not the usual Brick Lane overbearing waiters or subject to the ''sausage machine factory'' treatment. Also found the food a notch above its peers. The menu concise, the portions erring on the too small side but actually just fine. We opted for some mild curries for a change and was deeply impressed on the freshness and flavours of it all. Highly recommend
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