Ceylone 1948 Restaurant(operate by Paris Café Limited) - (Near Camden, london)

Chloe Jones Visited on a rainy Monday evening so not so busy. Went with a couple of girlfriends and had a lovely evening chatting and catching up over a meal. The restaurant was open, clean and welcoming. The service friendly and attentive whilst the food was delicious ( i had the Kleftiko) as spent a very enjoyable couple of hours. The price was quite reasonable and the restaurant very safe for a small party of women. Will definitely go back at some time.

Andrea Sánchez Martín The food and place was AMAZING! So authentic. I wish I lived there just to go every week and try everything they have on the menu. The food was delicious, staff really friendly and they kept re-filling our water which was very nice!

Kieran Robinson Went here very last minute with little researching and thought it was excellent. Great food. We started with just over 2 dishes each but then did decide to order some more so maybe closer to 3 each and was about £50 a head with some drinks and some having dessert. Not the cheapest but could be worse. Most importantly the food was great. Can recommend the house Rioja too.

Victoria Carisimo Awesome new Thursday night in London! DJ Giio played amazing tunes, loved the venue and the staff. Definitely a great addition to the nightlife scene. Will be back!

Aja Brandman Authentic Japanese restaurant from the decor to the taste. We really enjoyed our meal and would be happy to go back and try more from their expansive menu. Walked in on a Saturday night without a res, and we were able to get a seat at the bar.

Muhammad Ahsan I recently visited Masakali and had a really great dining experience. It’s a refined Indian restaurant with a nice atmosphere and very well-presented dishes. For starters we ordered the Peppery Chicken and the Lamb Bara. The lamb chops were perfectly grilled, tender and full of smoky flavour, while the peppery chicken had a great balance of spice and seasoning. For mains we had the Old Delhi Butter Chicken and the Lamb Biryani. The butter chicken was rich, creamy and full of flavour, exactly how you’d expect from a classic dish. The lamb biryani was fragrant with well-spiced rice and tender pieces of lamb. For drinks we tried the Virgin Strawberry Mojito and the Mango Affair mocktail, both refreshing and nicely balanced. To finish, we had Rasmalai Tres Leches, along with lychees and ice cream, which was a great sweet ending to the meal. Overall the food quality, presentation and atmosphere were excellent. It’s definitely a great spot in London if you’re looking for elevated Indian cuisine or a refined dining experience. I would happily visit again.