Ginger Spice - (Near , london)

4 /5 Sw33t_heart89: I was with other people, the food was good and we didnt even have to wait long. The service was excellent and the waiters were kind and courteous.

5 /5 Cee Bsr: I visited the restaurant early on a Monday evening with my wife. Despite the restaurant being quiet due to how early it was, the staff still maintained a nice ambience until it started to fill. Our waiter Imran was very friendly and attentative, the restaurant was spotless and the food was superb. We both wanted to try new dishes and after explaining what we wanted from our meal, our waiter Imran recommended both of our dishes which were both spot on and delicious. Every course and dish was fresh and very tasty and the experience has left us looking forward to a return visit. Well done to Ginger Spice and all the staff.

1 /5 Jaznial Bolton: If I could give 0 stars I would. The food was bland with overcooked lamb. Very dry. All the none of the food is fresh it’s all frozen and heated up or cooked (like an air fryer). The hygiene… the food came out on a dirty trolly. The manager has very poor customer service skills and insinuated the restaurant caters for a specific demographic of people instead of the authentic cuisine. I’ve come here before around 3 years ago and had a great time. It’s a shame to see the restaurant go down hill.

1 /5 Sucheta Chiplunkar: If I could give zero stars, I honestly would. I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience was extremely disappointing. We ordered takeaway and started with chicken tikka. It was terrible—four large chunks of chicken that were bright red on the outside and off-white with a yellow turmeric shade inside. It was dry, overcooked, and had absolutely no smoky tikka flavour… in fact, no flavour at all. For mains, we ordered chicken tikka biryani and their “ginger special” chicken with stuffed meat keema. The so-called chicken tikka biryani was honestly laughable. It wasn’t biryani by any definition—just plain turmeric rice with no aroma, no spices, and no taste. The chicken was chewy and tasted only of turmeric. The gravy served with it was equally bad, containing large pieces of undercooked cabbage and a few peas—no idea what it was supposed to be. The ginger special chicken gravy was sweet and just about okay, which is the only reason I’m giving one star. Unfortunately, both gravies were swimming in oil—we had to literally drain it out and even used an ice cube to remove the excess oil. The restaurant itself looks fancy, is styled like a fine-dining place, and is quite expensive—but the food quality is extremely poor. It claims to be an “Exclusive Indian” restaurant, but as an Indian who has eaten authentic biryani across London and in India, I can confidently say this was not Indian food. Not even close. Calling this an Indian restaurant is misleading—it may resemble food from some other Asian cuisine, but definitely not Indian. I would never recommend this place to anyone. We genuinely need a real Indian restaurant in this area. If you’re a biryani lover, I’d strongly suggest Hyderabadi Bawarchi in East Ham—their chicken and anda biryani are excellent and come with proper, authentic biryani gravy

5 /5 John Cooper: We went here for a large birthday gathering. As the restaurant was catering to such a large group, they provided a special menu with a good choice of curries. Everyone enjoyed the food and the staff were very friendly and attentive. Good choice of bottle beers with a few on draft. Reasonable choice of spirits.