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Benares
Top chef Atul Kochhar’s first solo foray in to the world of the restaurant, Benares in London’s Mayfair in Berkeley Square, has been proclaimed a roaring success by the press and public alike. An Indian restaurant unlike any other, Benares boasts a stunning minimalist design full of high-end design touches from the gleaming black stone floor to the indoor pond, complete with water lilies. And you can expect extremely professional service from highly trained staff. As impressive as the exquisite surroundings are, Benares’s menu is the heart of the enterprise. Combining Northern and Southern Indian cuisine, the menu of Kochhar and his team is a complex list of intriguing, stylish dishes taking traditional Indian recipes as their starting point. The wine carte is a superb effort to match the subtle spicing of the cuisine, with vintages that enhance the flavours and it succeeds beautifully. Undoubtedly a landmark restaurant on the London dining scene, Benares is an utterly unique proposition.

Cuisine: Halal, Indian
Location: 12A Berkeley Square House, Berkeley Square, mayfair, W1J 6BS [Map]
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Blue Elephant
Blue Elephant restaurant in lively Fulham Broadway in West London has long held a place in the hearts of lovers of Thai cuisine and those who delight in a great night out. When you step into the Blue Elephant in Fulham Broadway, you step into a delight for all the senses. Enter through a lush tropical jungle, cross an arching bridge over a picturesque stream and find yourself among a cloud of fresh flowers in one of London’s most romantic Thai restaurants. A parade of classic royal Thai favourites is on offer, as well as healthy 600 calorie menus and traditional herbal medicinal menus. The international wine list includes some intriguing Thai labels. Blue Elephant is also home to one of the capital’s most lavish Sunday lunches, complete with entertainment for the kids. The service could not be more professional or more welcoming. Do note, parking in the area is difficult, and you are advised to use public transportation.

Cuisine: Halal, Thai
Location: 4 - 6 Fulham Broadway, Fulham, London, SW6 1AA [Map]
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Café Naz
Brick Lane is bustling with curry houses, bakeries and hip bars, and Café Naz – with its Indian-brasserie style interior, is one of the oldest and most famous restaurant in the lane. The dining room at Café Naz is decorated with a glass staircase, loud splashes of yellow, purple and lime green, and plenty of potted palms. The jovial atmosphere is perfect for family nights out, late-night curries and fun parties – and the servings here are huge. We recommend the hyderabadi achar gost – chunks of lamb slow-cooked on the bone and served in a rich curry sauce with limes and spices – washed down with a bottle Kingfisher or Cobra beer.

Cuisine: Halal, Indian
Location: 46 - 48 Brick Lane, London, E1 6RF [Map]
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Chor Bizarre
The London branch of a New Delhi institution, Albemarle Street’s Chor Bizarre’s reputation precedes it. This is a restaurant that has to be experienced at least once. Capturing the spirit of the thieves’ market, this unique space is furnished with pieces collected from marketplaces across India, from four poster beds to thrones and swathes of jewel coloured velvet. Equally resplendent is the menu, earning the Cobra Curry Guide’s Best UK North Indian Restaurant title, a delicious journey through traditional Indian kitchens. Indeed Chor Bizarre is one of the only places outside Kashmir with access to the closely guarded secrets of the 36 course Wazwan feast.

Cuisine: Halal, Indian
Location: 16 Albemarle Street, Green Park, London, W1S 4HW [Map]
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Haandi
Haandi is named after the narrow-necked cooking pots that lock in the memorable flavours of this Northern Indian cuisine. Some dishes are served in mini haandis, but the main thing is not how the food comes but how good it is. Decorated in elegant neutral golds and creams you can enter from Brompton Rd where the private dining area is or at the rear, Cheval place where you’ll find the bar - The glass fronted kitchen adds drama, allowing you to watch the chefs create their own brand of magic. Popular dishes include the heera panna, sauteed calamari and monkfish, giant prawns grilled in the Tandoor. Haandi produces truly authentic Indian food aimed at a clientele that knows its raitas from its rotis.

Cuisine: Halal, Indian
Location: 7 Cheval Place, Off Brompton Road, Knightsbridge, SW3 1HY [Map]
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Khan's of Kensington
Khan's of Kensington restaurant in London’s South Kensington just a few steps from the tube station has developed a core of devotees over the years, from household names to lesser mortals, who delight in its slightly modern take on North Indian cuisine. The colonial ambience is very relaxed, pleasant, and its bijou dining room has an intimate feel. This is a great choice for pre-Albert Hall or taking the family after a visit to one of the big museums over the road. Some Khan’s of Kensington favourites - among many - are the fish coliwada, which is fried and marinated pomfret fish from Bombay, and the officer's chop of lamb in honey sauce. The tandoori’s and baltis are very popular, and if by chance you don't find your favourite on the menu, the kitchen is are happy to set that right, too. And Khan’s serves halal food, so you can dine with a clear conscience.

Cuisine: Halal, Indian
Location: 3 Harrington Road, South Kensington, London, SW7 3ES [Map]
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Kishmish
A trendy modern take on traditional Indian cuisine in this light and airy Fulham Road restaurant. Specialities include regional Indian dishes as well as examples of the current vogue for Anglo-Indian food. An innovative menu with a mixture of old favourites and interesting and more unusual dishes on offer. What's cooking? Memsahib's lamb cutlets, Kachi lamb biriany, Country Captain (an Anglo Indian dish of chicken breasts braised with spices) as well as Tandoori and traditional dishes such as Rogan Josh, Madras and Korma curries.

Cuisine: Halal, Indian
Location: 448 Fulham Road, Fulham, London, SW6 1DL [Map]
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La Sophia
One of the most talked about new restaurants in London’s Notting Hill, La Sophia is fast becoming the place to see and be seen. With its luxurious décor reminiscent of the North Africa of T.E Lawrence, Casablanca and Brideshead Revisited, La Sophia combines French sophistication with a touch of exoticism - parquet floors meet mother of pearl inlaid low tables, immaculate place settings are juxtaposed against rough hewn walls and light filters through gauzy curtains. With experience stretching from Canada to Tel Aviv via Germany, France and Holland, La Sophia’s Chef-Owner has imbued his menu with a wide ranging international influence slotting in perfectly to the mainly traditional-with-a-twist French dishes.

Cuisine: French, Halal
Location: 46 Golborne Road, Notting Hill, W10 5PR [Map]
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Mai'da Indian Eatery
Mai’da Indian Eatery restaurant in London’s Bethnal Green is a restaurant that combines the best of traditional Indian cooking with the very best of contemporary design and gadgetry. The coolly stylish dining room has black marble floors, sleek modern seating and tables and pale walls hung with statement graphic art. The open-theatre-style kitchen lets you watch the action while you enjoy one of Mai’da Indian Eatery’s signature non-alcoholic mocktails. This is a halal, non-alcoholic restaurant, a respite from the pollutions of modern life. Signature dishes include the special Maida Rozali Kebabs of tandoor-cooked lamb and lamb mince. Family friendly with a kid-pleasing menu.

Cuisine: Halal, Indian
Location: 148 -150 Bethnal Green Road, London, E2 6DG [Map]
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Shezan
Shezan the Indian restaurant, who opened its Knightsbridge doors 40 years ago. Shezan remains the only Indian restaurant in the UK to receive a star rating from Egon Ronay, The Gold Plate Award, and win Restaurant of the Year. Impressive, wouldn't you say? The chef certainly knows his stuff as he trained with the best chef from the region. It's physically arresting too. Diners descend into an ornate cocktail bar filled with an atmospheric array of native objects and trinkets. If you like live music with your meal, go on a Friday or Saturday. But whatever the day or night, you can bet your bottom rupee you'll find yourself in an unhurried atmosphere. Please note that the food at Shezan is freshly prepared to order. Ocassionally this can mean waiting times are longer.

Cuisine: Halal, Indian
Location: 16 - 22 Cheval Place, Knightsbridge, London, SW7 1ES [Map]
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