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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]	via Toptable

	Bombay Bistro Bombay Bistro is an innovative and modern Indian restaurant on the Acton High Street that has made an impact on the W3 dining scene. Renowned for its fresh and tasty curries and fusion of east meets west flavours, Bombay Bistro attracts a keen crowd of Londoners who will travel across town for the restaurants delicious meat, gluten-free and vegetarian dishes and homemade chutneys and papadoms. Perfect for business, cocktails, dates and family celebrations, Bombay Bistro serves lassis, Cobra and Kingfisher beers, and wine alongside its creative menu and you'll love the restaurants signature Mangotini cocktail. A refreshing dining destination with a stylish interior, the Bombay Bistro is a polished addition to the Acton High Street. Cuisine: Indian Location: 47 High Street, Acton, London, W3 6ND [Map]	via Toptable

	Bombay Palace Situated in Marble Arch, Bombay Palace is the flagship restaurant of an International chain, specializing in Northern Indian cuisine, with locations in North America, Europe and the Far East. Since its establishment over 25 years ago, Bombay Palace has built a reputation for its authentic cuisine and exemplary service standards. House specialities include the tender lamb chops marinated in fresh mint, fennel and hung yoghurt, grilled jumbo prawns and a wide selection of vegetarian delicacies as well. You will often see the chef taking orders and the staff are courteous and professional. An excellent delivery service is also available covering a major part of Central London. Cuisine: Indian Location: 50 Connaught Street, London, W2 2AA [Map]	via Toptable

	Bombay Spice Located on Paddington Street, this bustling Indian and Bangladeshi restaurant in London is always filled with locals, commuters, businessmen and tourists enjoying Bombay Spice’s award-winning cuisine. In his quest to banish clichéd Indian flavours, successful restaurateur Luku Babul Bor has revived traditional recipes for classic dishes at Bombay Spice much to the delight of the discerning curry connoisseur. Head chef Mohammed Uddin trained in five-star hotels in India, and customers are always clamouring for a table here so it is wise to book in advance. Suitable for business lunches and after-work parties, you’ll thoroughly enjoy this dining experience and the staff at Bombay Spice are attentive and helpful. Cuisine: Indian Location: 50 Paddington Street, Marylebone, W1U 4HP [Map]	via Toptable

	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]	via Toptable

	Chowki Named after the traditional Indian dining table, Chowki is anything but traditional when it comes to Indian eating in London. Mere moments from Piccadilly Circus, Chowki transports its visitors to the bustling streets of Mumbai with its exciting blend of street food and home-style cookery, a million miles away from the fayre of your typical curry house. A relaxed, canteen style setting makes for a charmingly laid back dining experience very much in keeping with the quirky menu which has earned Chowki a rather a good reputation among Indian food purists who cheerfully embrace the changing selection which varies between specific regional specialities from month to month. Cuisine: Indian Location: 2-3 Denman Street, London, W1D 7HA [Map]	via Toptable

	Flavors of India Located in West London, just moments from Paddington Station; Flavors of India takes a modern approach to the traditional Indian dining experience. The restaurant itself is spacious and comfortable, combining vibrant colours, orange lanterns and a unique bar shaped like a tuk-tuk – the motorised rickshaws that are popular in India. Their curry chef has over 15 years of experience and previously worked in Rajasthan, so the food at Flavors of India is guaranteed to be authentic and delicious. Popular dishes include murgh makhani (butter chicken); tandoori king prawns marinated in yoghurt and spices; and tarka dal (yellow lentils simmered with onions and garlic). For lunch with colleages or a full-on feast with friends, Flavors of India is hard to beat. Cuisine: Indian Location: 46 Gloucester Terrace, Craven Road, Paddington, London, W2 3HH [Map]	via Toptable

	Gaylord Restaurant Award-winning Gaylord Restaurant in London’s NoHo is a restaurant of tradition. The Mughal-based cuisine is centuries old, while the paneled, classic décor of Gaylord’s dining rooms has the fine-dining ambience of a restaurant of the last century. Near the Broadcasting House and half of Britain’s media and film companies, The Gaylord restaurant is a favourite haunt of familiar faces. The old-fashioned service keeps the dining room humming as customers enjoy dishes like biryanis, tandooris, tikkas, vindaloos – in fact, all the favourites that have earned star status on the national cuisine, and at reasonable prices. Part of a small international chain, The Gaylord feels like a one-off. Cuisine: Indian Location: 79 - 81 Mortimer Street, Fitzrovia, W1W 7SJ [Map]	via Toptable

	Golden Oven Situated on Bateman Street in the heart of the West End, the Golden Oven is ideal for long lunches and pre-theatre dinners – especially if you’re a fan of authentic Indian food. The emphasis is on fresh spices and traditional recipes so you can be sure the dishes taste just as they would in India. The restaurant itself is relaxed and unpretentious, with friendly staff to guide diners through the extensive menu. Classics like lamb karahi and chicken madras are done very well here, but we recommend trying one of the chef’s signature dishes. Try the garlic chilli chicken if you like your food hot and spicy, or go for a thali if you want to try a little bit of everything. Cuisine: Indian Location: Bateman Street, Soho, W1D 3AL [Map]	via Toptable

	Imli Restaurant Situated in the heart of London’s so-hip Soho, Imli Restaurant has been created by the team behind Tamarind Restaurant and serves modern Indian cuisine tapas style at affordable prices. This is a fresh take on subcontinental flavours. The boldly hued dining room at Imli is decked out in vibrant colours, creams and dark wood, blending the best of contemporary design with the richness of Indian visual tradition. Imli isn’t like other starter-main-pudding spots. The tapas-style menu lets you try many flavours in small dishes, so the staff recommends you plan to order about three dishes per person to share, just perfect for those who don’t want too heavy a meal. Vegetarians will be happy with the many non-meat choices and there is good range of Indian beers. The bar area has its own buzzing ambience and children are particularly welcomed, with their own lunchtime menu. Imli’s pre-theatre menu is quick and tasty and a great deal. Cuisine: Indian Location: 167 - 169 Wardour Street, Soho, W1F 8WR [Map]	via Toptable

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