Best Indian Restaurants in London Bridge

Fantastic dining experience in a unique and tranquil space. The service was second to none, very attentive without being intrusive. The space is also very comfortable and elegant without being pretentious. Last but by no means least, the food and cocktails were out of this world. The monkfish and black dal were mind blowingly good as was the biryani. Genuinely an unforgettable dining experience.

Mm we had a great experience and couldn't be happier with our Christmas lunch. The food was great and so was the service - we'll definitely be back to try their regular menu.

We ate here on Christmas Eve, the food was gorgeous and the service was lovely. Will definitely return next time we're in London.

Been coming here for years, says it all really. Always very polite and helpful people working here, many of them for years which also says good things about the management. Food is simply excellent, the Cobra always cold and the service is excellent as well. My advice is to book each time if you know when you are planning a visit as it is very popular.

Overall good. I’d say some items are very overpriced, while others are more in line with what I’d expect for the area. Service was slow with a few forgotten drink a couple of times but everyone was very nice and it was quickly corrected. If I was trying to fit in a lunch in work hours I’d have been very stressed. As we were there for a relaxing afternoon I was unbothered. They were very accommodating of some of the group arriving at different times and adding a 5th chair on the end of a 5 seater table. Food is good, some creative starters. Not as many creative/original cocktail choices as I hoped. Not as memorably full of flavour as the similarly positioned (& slightly cheaper) Brigadiers round the corner. Would I go again? Yes, if not during lunch or under any time pressure, and Brigadiers is too busy to get a table.