The Jasmine by Spice Nouv-Oh! - (Near Bexley, london)

5 /5 Claire Badgery: My friend recommended the restaurant to me. It was incredible. I think its the best food and service in Bexley Borough! Dishes are so fresh, flavourful and generous portions. The staff were friendly and helpful and made great recommendations. Some really unique flavours and dishes here. Definitely try it out.

5 /5 Humayra Ahmed: I just want to say a huge thank you to The Jasmine for their amazing support at our recent Iftar event at a primary school. They really helped make the evening special, and the food was a hit with everyone! Guests couldn’t stop talking about how delicious the chicken bhuna kisoori and chana was. It was such a joy to see everyone enjoying the meal together, and we couldn’t have done it without The Jasmines generosity. We’re grateful for their contribution and kindness. A big thank you from all of us, we’ll definitely be recommending them and hope to work together again in the future!

5 /5 Darling Aby (Aby): This was my second visit to the restaurant (my fiance has been a number of times), and it was astoundingly fabulous yet again! The staff are attentive and friendly, and the owner is incredibly helpful and accomadating. Im not very familiar with Indian food, and am not great with a lot of heat. The owner helped me choose an amazing dish (Shashlik Achaari Garlic Bhuna) that his staff then tailored to be less spicy than usual so I could enjoy it. Its definitely now a favourite! My only regret is that I return to Australia in a few days, so itll be another year before I get to eat here again! Thank you so much for a fantastic meal! - Aby and Greg

5 /5 Graham Rock: Jasmine is my favourite Indian in the Bexley area. There are others that are also good, but Jasmine has some real unusual treats on its menu. Having only ’found’ the restaurant after COVID, I’ve visited with friends at least six times. I therefore sought to take members from our retirement association (JOYARA) to the restaurant for an evening meal as I organise four series of meals, and one of them is defined as the ‘Curry Club’. Jasmine is the fifth Indian restaurant we’ve been to in the last few years: we tend to go mid-week, when restaurants are otherwise quiet as the group can be noisy so not good for other diners, as we tend to take over the restaurant! We also seek a fixed price all-inclusive offering so no confusion arises. So 42 of us went for a very satisfying meal. Alim created a bespoke menu for us and we enjoyed poppadom and dips appetiser, trio of starters, two types of mains, vegetables, rice and bread. A number of the dishes were bespoke designs of the restauranteur, Alim. A very enjoyable meal had by all, and lots of positive comments on the passion and effort expended by Alim in explaining to everyone what were the specialities he was providing. Service staff were very attentive. When starting the programme of meals, my intention was to introduce the association’s members to varied tastes and restaurants in the (Bexley/Dartford) area/vicinity that they may not normally consider: historically restaurants were biased towards Bexley alone. Deemed a successful evening by me as most of the 42 that attended had not been before, and a significant number will be going back to try out the full menu. 42 seated was just comfortable. A few more could have been accommodated but it would then have been a squeeze. So, congratulations to Alim and his team for a thoroughly enjoyable evening, and from my perspective a success in expanding ‘local’ culinary options to our association members … in so doing supporting good restaurants that are happy to host us. Well done, Jasmine!

1 /5 Sharon Norman: Would give this zero walked in got seated and a wonderful young lad told us about the chutneys and sauces and how personal they were to this establishment. The owner arrived and was the most horrid man to his colleague saying have you got it wrong again in front of the customers he went on to say to him that this is his last chance. Me and my family will not and did not stay and eat there he was a bully and definately not a manager you could look up to and learn from. I truly hope that this young man left the establishment but sadly I think this owner would have made him feel it was his fault. Shame as the food was explained to us by the boy and it sounded like it could have been good.