Book Indian Restaurants in West Central London

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	Bhatti Covent Garden ain't short of good Indian restaurants, and Bhatti is amongst the best. After all, it's been recommended by Egon Ronay. Housed in an historic 17th century listed building, it is pleasantly bright inside where spotlights highlight the shiny blonde wooded floor and chairs. After a friendly welcome comes the best bit - the menu. There's nothing esoteric or scary on it, just a familiar palate-pleasing list of the dishes you know and love - chicken tikka masala, jalfreizi, vindaloo, madras, lamb rogan ghosh...Pretty much everything is good value; a bottle of house wine costs just under a tenner. Whether a curry lover or curry virgin, Bhatti is a great place to explore Indian cuisine. Cuisine: Indian Location: 37 Great Queen Street, Covent Garden, WC2B 5AA [Map]	via Toptable

	Chutney Raj Chutney Raj restaurant in London is the only Central London restaurant specializing in Bengali/Bangladeshi fish dishes. With roopchanda, bowal, ayre and bas flown in fresh from the East, the chefs create the sort of authentic dishes that bring tears to the eyes of émigrés. It’s a small eaterie that seems unassuming in its bright décor and friendly, casual ambience. But high-fliers from the inns of court and ITN across the street fill the place, as does Archbishop Desmond Tutu whenever he’s in town. Great lunch specials, as well as an extensive menu of old and new favourites. Cuisine: Indian Location: 137 Grays Inn Road, London, WC1X 8TU [Map]	via Toptable

	Gandhi's Restaurant A traditional Indian restaurant in the heart of the Chancery Lane and Holborn areas, Gandhi’s is the perfect stop off before a night out or after a hard day’s shopping or sightseeing. The unassuming and subtle interior, where modern meets classic, is combined with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, thanks to the Gandhi’s staff who will make you feel right at home the moment you walk through the door. A well stocked bar will keep you lubricated while you browse an extensive menu of delicious Indian and Bangladeshi dishes, including interesting specialities for those who prefer something a bit different to the usual. Prepare to be spoiled for choice. Cuisine: Indian Location: 35 Gray's Inn Road, London, WC1X 8PG [Map]	via Toptable

	Hason Raja It's not everyday a restaurant is named after a 19th century Bangladeshi poet come playboy, but there's more than a famous name to grab your attention at Hason Raja. Rafu, the soft-spoken manager, has concentrated the experiences of his 28 years in the industry into creating a substantial menu of self-styled Indian and Bangladeshi dishes, as genuine as any served this side of the Orient. Whether you like your food hot, mild or Westernised there's plenty to choose from, such as shamdo chicken (medium hot) and ramo chicken (hot), cooked in an iron souk - both recommended by the chef. Children might prefer the very mild malai chicken tikka, created with their younger palates in mind. Painted mainly in mint green with matching and immaculate suede Italian furniture decorated with fresh flowers, there's a modern feel to the place. Cuisine: Indian Location: 84 Southampton Row, London, WC1B 4BB [Map]	via Toptable

	Maharaja of India Handily situated right in London’s thriving theatreland is the Maharajah of India restaurant, a spot popular with tourists and Londoners looking for great food in a sea of choices. With its unassuming frontage it would be all too easy to pass the Maharajah of India by in favour of something with a little more bling. But head inside and you’ll find a cosy and welcoming restaurant with swift, efficient and friendly service. The excellent food is traditionally Indian with additional specialities, thalis and great sizzling dishes offered besides the usual. English dishes are also available while Indian sweets are a delight worth saving a little space for. Cuisine: Indian Location: 19a Charing Cross Road, London, WC2H 0ET [Map]	via Toptable

	Masala Zone Fans of Indian food rave about Masala Zone and on entering this Covent Garden branch of the well loved mini-chain it’s easy to see why. With a completely unique look and feel, Masala Zone combines Indian tradition with contemporary, quirky design. The large, comfortable restaurant’s focal point is the several hundred colourful handmade puppets, imported directly from Rajasthan, suspended from the ceilings. This is just the first indication that Masala Zone isn’t the usual Indian restaurant. Casually attired, the attentive and friendly front of house staff add to the restaurant’s lively, fun atmosphere, chatting animatedly about the extensive menus which tour the many culinary regions of the vast country of India. Employing chefs specialising in each regional specialties, Masala Zone have carefully ensured that every last dish is authentic, made with appropriate high quality ingredients and using traditional methods. The result is one of the most authentic Indian meals in London. Cuisine: Indian Location: 48 Floral Street, London, WC2E 9DA [Map]	via Toptable

	Mela A celebration of Indian cuisine right in the centre of bustling London, Mela restaurant has a unique take on the Indian restaurant from start to finish. In a part of the capital that’s near Covent Garden and right on Shaftesbury Avenue, an area usually associated with Chinese food, Mela is a standout for style, taste and service. The airy dining room, full of natural light, is decorated in a completely contemporary manner, warm colours and simple shapes giving a clean, comfortable feel. Good service is a high priority at Mela where you’ll be greeted warmly and treated like a VIP throughout your visit. From the foothills of the Himalayas to the warm seas of the coast, Mela reflects the hugely varied and inspiring cuisine of India, opening minds and stomachs to more than your usual tikka masala. Colourful, robust in flavour and evocative of the subcontinent, every dish is prepared with care and great attention to detail. Cuisine: Indian Location: 152 - 156 Shaftesbury Avenue, Soho, London, WC2H 8HL [Map]	via Toptable

	Moti Mahal Moti Mahal restaurant is one of London’s favourite Indian restaurants, a great-looking, modern space of crisply-laid tables, chic leather and wood seating, sparkling chandeliers and a copper-backed open kitchen that lets you watch the chefs expertly working their tandoori ovens. Lunchtimes attract a mature corporate crowd, while evenings see the same business-people unwinding and mixing with smart friends, family and theatregoers. Moti Mahal does traditional Indian food with an exciting contemporary twist, in dishes like starter of deep-fried sea bass with caraom seeds and ginger. Covering several Indian regions, the menus meaty, smoky kebabs from the northwest frontier are particularly excellent. Cuisine: Indian Location: 45 Great Queen Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2B 5AA [Map]	via Toptable

	New Tandoori Raj New Tandoori Raj restaurant (formerly the Red Pepper) is a few steps from London’s thriving High Holborn and just five minutes’ stroll from the Holborn and Chancery Lane tube stations. Almost next door to the LSE and BPP Law School, you can’t miss the prime corner location with its bright blue awning. The interior is an oasis of modern calm with white table linens and alluring aromas filling the air. The imaginative modern Indian menu features signature dishes of shatkora chicken with citron fruit, Raj special thali with king prawn, lamb curry, sagaloo, pilau, peshwari naan and raita, and cocktail bahar with lamb kebab and tikka and chicken tikka and tandoori. A favourite with lawyers and students (who get a discount), New Tandoori Raj features an incredible steal of a lunch buffet. Cuisine: Indian Location: 65 Red Lion Street, London, WC1R 4NA [Map]	via Toptable

	Rasa Maricham Whether you’re a fan of the ever-popular Rasa chain or just love authentic Keralan food, you should definitely pay a visit to Rasa Maricham. Tucked away inside a Holiday Inn, you might be surprised to find this little gem just a stones throw from Kings Cross station. The restaurant specialises in dishes made using black pepper, as this spice is indigenous to the rainforests of South India. We recommend starting with a traditional masala dosa (a gram flour pancake filled with spiced potatoes and vegetables) or the parippu – a lentil soup flavoured with garlic, coriander and black pepper. The main event are the flavoursome curries, cooked to authentic recipes, and for dessert there’s kulfi and payasam (sweet rice pudding) to cool things off. For a Keralan feast in Kings Cross, you can’t go wrong here! Cuisine: Indian Location: 1 Kings Cross Road, London, WC1X 9HX [Map]	via Toptable

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