The Tamil Prince - (Near Camden, South East)

5 /5 Didem Gunes: Had a lovely meal at the Tamil prince tried abit of everything the starters were amazing, personally this was the highlight to our meal! The atmosphere was lovely and the staff were super attentive and welcoming! (My only improvement would be the size of the soft drinks the Coke Zero was the smallest ml and costed £4 it should be clear on the menu as it doesn’t even fill a cup) the food was lovely and super flavourful the paneer curry was amazing with the naan. Would definitely go again!

5 /5 Vijay B Sambasivam: Tamil Prince was hands down my favorite restaurant from my entire UK trip. I first heard about it from a friend after his visit, and based on how quickly it books up, I made a reservation almost a month in advance. Totally worth it. The restaurant is small, cozy, and tucked away in a quiet neighborhood, which adds to the charm. The food was outstanding. We tried the okra fries, fizzy lemon soda, shrimp curry, chicken masala, coconut rice, and the parotta. The parotta was easily the fluffiest I’ve ever had. The service was great too. Our waitress recommended the gulab jamun, and I’m so glad she did. It was incredible, easily the best jamun I’ve had in a long time, and honestly better than anything I’ve tasted in the US. This place completely lived up to the hype. I’ve already started recommending it to friends, and anytime someone mentions a London trip, this is the restaurant I tell them about. If I’m back in London, Tamil Prince will absolutely be one of my first stops.

5 /5 Helly Modi: I’ve been here twice, once for lunch few months back & recently for breakfast. Breakfast menu is simple, authentic & delicious! The gunpowder idly was absolutely amazing & all the different types of chutneys were cherry on top. The dosa was crispy from the outside, soft on the inside & sambar was bursting with flavors. The potato masala could have been slightly better. Coming to lunch, we started off with onion bhajjis and crispy fried okra. Both were amazing & chutneys again were very flavorful. We also had chole bhature & masala dosa (it was different masala as compared to the one we had for breakfast) & both were equally good. The perfect end to that meal was the gulab jamun..soft & sweet! Overall, highly recommend this place & 100% worth all the hype!

5 /5 Paakhi Bhatnagar: Really great South Indian food - I recommend coming here for their breakfast! It’s easier to get a table and their breakfast menu is one of the best South Indian breakfasts I’ve have in London. The gunpowder idli was my favorite on the menu, and it pairs very nicely with the filter coffee.