Indian Restaurants in London

Halkin Arcade, Motcomb Street, SW1X 8JT [map]

Situated where Belgravia meets Knightsbridge, Amaya is an Indian Grill with a theatrical open kitchen.

The Old Westminster Library, Great Smith St, SW1P 3BU [map]

The Cinnamon Club occupies the site of the Old Westminster Library, a historic grade II listed building in the heart of the political district.

9 Devonshire Street, EC2M 4WY [map]

Cinnamon Kitchen is a new concept from The Cinnamon Club team.

44 Frith Street, Soho, W1D 4SB [map]

Authentic Indian restaurant of elegance and distinction has the services of one of the most highly acclaimed Indian chef in London.

167-169 Wardour Street, W1F 8WR [map]

Winner of the 'Best Indian Restaurant in UK 2007 Award'- Cobra Good Curry Guide.

75 Bishops Bridge Road, Bayswater, W2 6BG [map]

Situated within walking distance of both Queensway and Bayswater underground stations, is Masala Zone, a casual dining Indian restaurant.

25 Parkway, Camden, NW1 7PG [map]

Situated 2 minutes walk from Camden Town underground station, and close to Camden Market and Camden Lock, is Masala Zone, a casual dining Indian restaurant.

48 Floral Street, Covent Garden, WC2E 9DA [map]

Situated in the heart of London’s theatreland in the West End, next to the Royal Opera House is Masala Zone, a casual dining Indian restaurant.

147 Earls Court Road, Kensington, SW5 9RQ [map]

Situated 3 minutes walk from Earls Court underground station, 10 minutes walk from the Earls Court Exhibition Centre, is Masala Zone, a casual dining Indian restaurant.

9 Marshall Street, Soho, W1F 7ER [map]

Masala Zone serves real Indian food at excellent prices.

12 Angel Court, Bank, EC2R 7HB [map]

Mint Leaf Lounge Restaurant is both stylish and contemporary, bringing a sense of elegance and sophistication to the Indian restaurant scene in the City of London.

Suffolk Place, SW1Y 4HX [map]

A refreshingly different restaurant in the heart of the West End, wonderfully complemented by one of the longest and most enticing cocktail bars in the Capital where you can sink into comfortable sofas as you indulge yourself from a choice from an endless menu of classic and exotic cocktails.

45 Great Queen Street, WC2B 5AA [map]

Moti Mahal is the chic London outpost of the celebrated Delhi restaurant which opened in 1959.

136 Brick Lane, E1 6RU [map]

Established since 1972 Sheba Brick Lane is regarded as one of the best Indian restaurants in London.

20-22 Queen Street, W1J 5PR [map]

As Tamarind enters its eleventh year, the Michelin starred Indian Restaurant continues to be instrumental in changing the perception of Indian cuisine.