Yogis Kensington | Indian Restaurant, Dining & Cocktail Bar | Kensington | Chelsea - (Near , london)

AL Love this place! One of my fave restaurants in the area! The food is very tasty! Portions are good for what you pay as well. The service was good, they also helped us choose dishes. Will be back soon!

Rand Alsallaq From the moment we walked in, we were welcomed with a complimentary lentil soup, which was absolutely delicious. The staff were friendly, and incredibly hospitable. I ordered the dolma something I’d been wanting to try, and it exceeded my expectations. I was truly impressed by the rich flavors, the generous quantity, the outstanding quality of the food, and the nice service. I will definitely be coming back for it again.

Kay A great place to either eat or grab on the go, very competitively priced. They have seating indoors to seat between 5-10 people but I wouldn’t recommend it as it’s too congested. Staff are also very friendly:). Highly recommend it.

Jess Mann Massi’s kitchen is a fantastic spot for pure vegetarian Indian food. The food is authentic, flavourful and clearly made with care and quality ingredients. I especially love that they also offer frozen items which makes it so convenient to enjoy great Indian food at home, anytime. Everything I have tried has been fresh and delicious. I highly recommended Massi’s kitchen for anyone looking for genuine vegetarian, Indian meals and convenient frozen options.

Chun Hsiang Tasty food with a great variety of options. Everything was fresh, flavourful, and arrived promptly. A reliable choice when you want something delicious and satisfying. Would happily order again!

Kapil Varshney Went to Raai in Basingstoke, and let me tell you… my inner Desi Dad was VERY impressed. And trust me, impressing a Desi Dad with restaurant food is harder than passing CA exams. First of all, the prices. Arre wah! Reasonable. Sensible. Pocket-friendly. For once I ate outside without calculating ‘yeh ghar pe bana lete toh…’ in my head. Now the food: • Pav Bhaji: Perfectly buttery. Spicy enough to wake your senses but not your ancestors. • Vada Pav: FINALLY, a vada pav that doesn’t taste like mashed potato pretending to be from Mumbai. This one had personality. • Masala Dosa: Crispy, golden, and made me temporarily forget I’m in Basingstoke and not wandering somewhere in South India looking for filter coffee. • Veg Thali: VALUE. FOR. MONEY. Portions so generous even my inner Gujarati approved. Everything tasted like it was made by someone who isn’t afraid of spices — God bless them. Service? Fast. No unnecessary attitude. No one hovering around waiting to snatch your plate the moment you take the last bite. Desi Dad approves. Overall: Good food, good quantity, good prices. If you’re in Basingstoke and want proper desi street-food vibes without taking out a loan, Raai is the place. Will I go again? Bilkul. Maybe I’ll even take the kids… if they behave.