The India - Fleet Street - (Near City of London, South East)

5 /5 Normallah Sandigan: The place is really cozy, the staff are friendly and attentive. Liton, one of the staff in this restaurant recommended some nice places to visit, he’s really nice and another guy who took my order, his name is Sunu he is really friendly, joyful and recommended me a really nice soup that I never tried and it was really tasty. Worth the visit.

4 /5 Shuhan Nayem: It was a late night dinner in the first week of January so the restaurant was not very busy.The service was fast. We ordered the salmon tikka tandoori as a starter which was not great and smelled like fried fish.we didnt taste any flavour of tandoori spices. The both main dishes was good.Nice and spicy. Portions was average as other indian restaurants. The drinks prices was okay but the dishes was very expensive.

5 /5 Vittecoq Bertrand (UnclePennyBagz): We had a wonderful dinner here! The tandoori starters were smoky and full of flavor, the lamb shank was tender and fell off the bone, the chicken paprikash was rich and comforting, and the onion bhaji was perfectly crisp without being greasy. The poppadoms were light and crunchy, served with tasty dips to start the meal off just right. Every dish was fresh, well-seasoned, and beautifully presented. The service was impeccable, friendly, attentive, and very accommodating, which made the whole experience even better. Highly recommended for anyone looking for authentic, flavorful Indian cuisine with top-notch hospitality. We will definitely be back!

3 /5 Philipp Berger: The waiter (khalid) was very cold, but we saw him having fun with his colleagues. At the end he suddenly was super friendly (sorry, but that was only after our discussion after the tip). The food was good and came quickly.At 12.5% service charge, I expect friendliness.

4 /5 Hauk Stephan (Stephan Hauk): We were three – two adults and a child – dining at The India on Fleet Street. The food was absolutely delicious, full of flavor and really well prepared. Service was fine, polite and attentive enough, but nothing special. What really stood out, though, was the price – quite expensive, even for London. Overall, amazing food, decent service, but definitely on the pricey side.